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    Alex has worked as a deliverer for 3 years and earns a maximum of P700 per delivery depending on the distance. He has a family and his 16-year-old son helps with deliveries, earning P200-500 per 500 pieces of hollow concrete blocks. Workers were observed not wearing proper protective equipment and the workplace was messy, though delivery procedures were adequate. Tools used include a mortar mixer, shovel, molder, and pallet while materials included cement, sand, water, and hollow concrete blocks.

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    Alex has worked as a deliverer for 3 years and earns a maximum of P700 per delivery depending on the distance. He has a family and his 16-year-old son helps with deliveries, earning P200-500 per 500 pieces of hollow concrete blocks. Workers were observed not wearing proper protective equipment and the workplace was messy, though delivery procedures were adequate. Tools used include a mortar mixer, shovel, molder, and pallet while materials included cement, sand, water, and hollow concrete blocks.

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    Alex has worked as a deliverer for 3 years and earns a maximum of P700 per delivery depending on the distance. He has a family and his 16-year-old son helps with deliveries, earning P200-500 per 500 pieces of hollow concrete blocks. Workers were observed not wearing proper protective equipment and the workplace was messy, though delivery procedures were adequate. Tools used include a mortar mixer, shovel, molder, and pallet while materials included cement, sand, water, and hollow concrete blocks.

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    Alex has worked as a deliverer for 3 years and earns a maximum of P700 per delivery depending on the distance. He has a family and his 16-year-old son helps with deliveries, earning P200-500 per 500 pieces of hollow concrete blocks. Workers were observed not wearing proper protective equipment and the workplace was messy, though delivery procedures were adequate. Tools used include a mortar mixer, shovel, molder, and pallet while materials included cement, sand, water, and hollow concrete blocks.

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    Name: Alex David Age: 34 years old

    Occupation: Deliverer

    How long he’s working there: 3 years

    Salary( depends on how far the location is)- maximum of


    P700

     He has a family and his son helps him to deliver.


     His son is 16 years old and started working at the age of
    14, with the salary of P200/ 500 pcs. of CHB.

    QUESTIONS:

    1. How many hollowblocks could fit in one truck?


     200-500 pieces
    2. Do accidents happen while delivering?
     Cannot be avoided.

    OBSERVATIONS:

     The workplace is kind of a dirty or messy but the


    procedure is quite alright, although the equipments are
    not properly arranged.
     They were not wearing PPE.

    Tools used: Materials:


     mortar mixer  Cement
     shovel
     Sand
     molder
     water
     pallet
    GROUP 5

    SUBMITTED BY:
    Chrisel V. Villaflores
    Sarah Ruth Ganas
    Katherine Ross
    John Francis Nataño
    John Roland Raymundo
    Everlyn Torreña
    Franzene Valles
    Hazel Zenarosa

    Submitted by:
    Ma’am Michelle Enriquez
    Teacher

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