4 Sample Report OJT

Bataan Heroes Memorial College
Roman Super Hi-Way Balanga City, Bataan

Engineering and Architecture Department
Electronics Engineering Program
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Bataan Heroes Memorial College with its mission to transform its student to
“Total Persons” believes that learning is not only acquired within the four walls of
a classroom but with different approaches that would be most helpful to its
students.
On the Job Training is a requirement in the Electronics Engineering program

that aims to expose the students in the actual work environment, validate the
knowledge acquired from school, orient and trains them to be work ready once
they graduated from college. OJT as part of its curriculum is very helpful especially
to Electronics Engineering students since it would give them a clear view of the
actual field of in the Industry.
The learnings I acquire during my OJT period would be useful in my future

endeavor. I learned communication skill, which is very important when
communicating with bosses and workmates. I also developed my computer skill
and networking skill as throughout my OJT I am assigned with biometrics, IP
addressing both for biomedical equipment and computer networks, proposal on
how to increase the signal strength of mobile phone networks at the lower ground
of the hospital and visual graphics.
Most importantly, I learn people skills, socialized, explore, ask questions

and improve my technical skills.
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II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The success of On-the-Job Training wouldn’t be possible without the efforts

of my superiors, school officials, advisers and co-workers. I appreciate all the
efforts, patients and knowledge they shared with me for the betterment of my
experience and stay to their company. With this, I would like extent my gratitude
to the following persons that help me finish my On-the-Job Training.
To Mr. Arnold Vergara, OJT - Faculty in charge, for his exceptional patience,
for helping and approving me to be trained in the said company.
To Engr. Arlene B. Santos, our Program Chair for ECE/EE, for her patience
and advice throughout the course of my On-the-Job Training.
To Ms. Rissan O. Tugade, IT staff, for his patience and kindness, for helping
and giving us the opportunity to work and gain knowledge with them.
To Dr. Ariel Ilaya, for accommodating us and for sharing his vision and
wisdom of the hospital.
To other individuals, of the company we are working, for their kindness, for
helping me to finish and to get some knowledge in my career.
Lastly, to God Almighty, for the strength and perseverance, for Him I gave
my highest regard, for His undying love and grace.

III. COMPANY PROFILE
HISTORY
Over a decade ago, a group of Balanga – based physicians, most of whom

are couples, got together on Fridays to pray the rosary and unwind after a week of
stressful work caring for patients. It was a diverse group whose specialties includes
Internal Medicine, Surgery, Anaesthesia, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Urology,
Pediatrics, Dermatology and Family Medicine. After some time the Bataan Rosary
Group, as they began to call themselves decided to reach out to the less –
fortunate members of the community. To finance this desire, they decided to hold
a benefit concert featuring Richard Poon. The beneficiaries includes a cluster of
families living at the Balanga land – fill, inmates at the Provincial Jail and Bahay
Puso residents. Several more concerts followed, each with pre – defined
beneficiaries and Doctors for a Cause was born. To continue serving, starting a
foundation was also conceived. But due to limited funds it was shelved for the
meantime.
Working together during these benefit concerts proved that the Rosary
Group could work together towards success. It was inevitable that a business

would be considered by the group and thus was established the One Bataan
Santisimo Rosario, a corporation duly registered at the SEC. This company is
engaged in the distribution of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.
Having this track record, the group was driven to provide a new kind of
health care and wellness service to the people of Bataan and surrounding areas.
The group has decided to spearhead the incorporation of Centro Medico de
Santisimo Rosario. The vision is a 100 – bed hospital, owned and operated by
doctors that will provide quality health service. With competent and compassionate
doctors and allied medical professionals in the work force in a well-designed
facility, patient and ecofriendly environment, a holistic package is an offering to the
people of Bataan.
MISSION STATEMENT
Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario is an institution committed to deliver

high quality, affordable and holistic medical services by compassionate and
competent healthcare providers in Bataan and near – by provinces.
An eco-friendly institution applying the latest hospital information system

that promotes training, professional development, health and safety of employees
and contribution to the economic upliftment of the community.
VISION STATEMENT
To be premier Medical Center in Bataan and neighboring provinces offering

state of the art diagnostic and therapeutic facilities by the year 2020.

CORE VALUES
A God – centered institution which upholds the hospital’s values of Service,

Integrity, Competency, Respect, Honesty, Innovation and Teamwork.
Centro Medico de Satisimo Rosario is committed to

C - Compassionate patient care
M - Motivated hospital staff
S - Selfless Service
R - Responsive to changing times

IV. SCHOOL PROFILE
HISTORY
Bataan Heroes Memorial College, established in 1979 is a private, non-

sectarian, co-educational institution, duly registered with the Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) as a stock corporation.
BHMC is among the institutions under the Capitol System of Schools

established by Engr. Sesenio S. Rosales and Gloria Laureana S. Rosales. BHMC
was intended by its founders to serve as a monument to the heroes of Bataan in
World War II who left behind legacies of courage, human endurance, burning
patriotism, and the indomitability of the Filipino spirit. These are legacies that the
founders deemed worthy of emulation and inculcation in the minds of the Filipino
youth.
BHMC began operations in school year (SY) 1979-1980 with 293 freshmen
enrolled in nine (9) initial course offerings namely General Engineering, Maritime
Education, Commerce, Liberal Arts, Secondary Teacher Education, Secretarial,
Agriculture Technology and Secondary Education courses. Following a board
policy of rotation, Madame Rosales was reinstated as President of the College in
1987. In 2001, the college’s initiative to widen program offerings resulted in the

opening of the following programs: BS in Criminology, BS in Computer

Engineering, BS in Electrical Engineering and BS in Electronics Engineering.
Government recognitions were granted by the Commission on Higher Education
(CHED) before the graduation of the first batch in 2005.
In 2014, the College reopened the High School department (now Junior
High School), grades 7-10. Answering to the changing landscape of Philippine
education, the Senior High School department was established and welcomed the
first batch of K-12 students in 2016.
VISION
Accessible quality education for empowered and innovative Filipinos

leading meaningful lives.
MISSION
BHC is committed to providing relevant quality education towards the

development of the total person in service of God and country.
CORE VALUES
H - Hardwork
E - Excellence
R - Responsibility
O - Order
E - Engagement
S - Spirituality

V. TRAINEE’S PROFILE
VI. EXPERIENCES
A. ON FINDING COMPANY
Finding a company where I can perform my On-the-Job Training was not

an easy task especially with a broken schedule and in the middle of on-going 2nd
semester. I first submitted my application for OJT at Minebea Mitsumi Philippines
Inc., they had a slot for me but I get easily tired due to long travel so I turned down
the offer. I also submitted an application at Petron Refinery but the application
process took a long a time so I decided not to pursue since the deadline for
completion of OJT was near. I submitted applications at a poultry farm at Samal
where the company has an automated system for feeding and harvesting,
unfortunately the company turned down the application. Lastly, I took my chance
at Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosary Hospital at Roman Super Highway,
Balanga, Bataan since they are in need of OJTs and currently, they are the most
advanced in terms of equipment and facility in the Bataan area.

B. ON THE FIRST DAY OF TRAINING
The first day of training was a simple introduction of the company/ hospital,
we’re introduced to the staff and was taken to a tour throughout the building. The
supervisor was very accommodating and really wants to help us learn in relation
to our field from the company. At first, it was unlikely relevant to our field but
through the orientation and tour, the need for and Electronic Engineer in the
company was realized. Also during the orientation our task was discussed and
even requested to meet with an adviser or a representative from the school to
further help us, trainees, to really learn not only from the company itself but to learn
relevant to our course as well.

C. ON THE MIDDLE OF TRAINING
Through the course of our OJT, the beginning was nerve wrecking. It would
be the first time for me to do an actual work and I would be on a hospital were high
tech and sophisticated equipment maybe assignment to us. But eventual with the
help of our supervisor and helpful staff, we finished our assigned task and get
along well with our co-workers as well. It was hard at the start but I learned to adopt
with the environment and learned to cope up with the system of the company. It
was tiring and yet challenging. Though, at some point, I felt unenthusiastic on days
of OJT due to tight schedule of OJT days and school matters especially during
days when a lot of projects and reports that needs to be submitted and with
upcoming quizzes and exams, I found it difficult in my part. But with enough
courage and will to finish, I manage to go through with the task at hand.

D. ON THE LAST DAY OF TRAINING
The last day of OJT was both happy and sad. Happy for it was an
accomplishment on my part, to survive and learn from the company and sad for
the experience comes to an end. It was a pleasure working with them and all the
learnings will surely be helpful in my future endeavor. Having said that, we thank
all the staff that helped us get through with our OJT days and showed our
appreciation for accommodating us in their company/ hospital.

B. SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENT
ACTION TAKEN
CHALLENGES TO ADDRESS
TASKS SKILLS NEEDED
ENCOUNTERED CHALLENGES
ENCOUNTERED
Proposal on how Designing No idea on the Through research
to increase possible way to and consultation
cellular signal at increase cellular
the lower ground signal.
floor of CMSR
Biometrics Knowledge in No idea on how to The personnel in-
hardware and install and input charge teaches
software data in the us how to input
connection and biometrics and install. We
input also take down
Microsoft Office notes for future
references
IP Addressing Knowledge in IP Communication Ask question with
and Networking addressing and with the IT staffs the proper
splicing on what units are personnel, survey
needed to be the area to where
processed the network
should be placed.
ID Creation and Photo editing No Available unit We brought our
editing Photoshop) that can be own laptop.
assigned to us.

VIII. ISSUES AND CONCERNS
A. About the company as noted during the OJT

The issues and concerns about the company that I encountered
during my On-the-Job training are as follows:
1. Since the hospital was new, we don’t have a permanent office
throughout the course of our OJT. We’re only using any available
office from time to time.
2. Computers and other electronic devices were not fully set up.
3. Weak signal at the lower ground floor though we were asked to do a
proposal on how to increase the signal there.

B. Skills, knowledge and trainings needed before the OJT

The required skills, knowledge and trainings needed before the OJT
based on my experience are as follows:
1. Computer literacy, able to use Microsoft office, photo editors, etc.
2. Basic knowledge on networking, data transfer, IP addressing.
3. Knowledge on cellular signals and amplification of signals.
4. Knowledge on digital and electronic signal transfers.
5. People skills.

C. Recommendation to improve student’s preparedness during OJT

For future Electronics Engineering student who would undergo On-
the-Job Training, it is important to have knowledge in electronics and data
networking. It is also important to be attentive, pay attention into smallest
detail and don’t be shy to ask questions. They should also learn how to
interact with co-workers and how to deal with pressure and criticisms.

IX. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION
On-the-Job Training is a vital part of an Engineering Program. With this, it

allows the student to personally experience the actual operation of an industrial
plant or company in relation to one’s chosen field. It enables them to explore,
understand and acquire knowledge and skills that would be necessary once they
graduated from college.
My On-the-Job Training help me improve my self-confidence, curiosity,

knowledge and skill. I was assigned on different tasks that allows me to learn not
only technical skills but most importantly, person skills. From orientation, to IP
addressing, to editing, these tasks helps me improve not only my skills but also my
self-belief and confidence.
Undergoing On-the-Job Training was a great experience. I would

recommend it to future students to take OJT course and select a company that
would really help them improve and develop into a “TOTAL PERSONS”.

X. RATING SHEET

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Bataan Heroes Memorial College

Roman Super Hi-Way Balanga City, Bataan

On the Job Training is a requirement in the Electronics Engineering program

The learnings I acquire during my OJT period would be useful in my future

Most importantly, I learn people skills, socialized, explore, ask questions

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario 1

The success of On-the-Job Training wouldn’t be possible without the efforts

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario 2

III. COMPANY PROFILE

Over a decade ago, a group of Balanga – based physicians, most of whom

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario 3

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario is an institution committed to deliver

An eco-friendly institution applying the latest hospital information system

To be premier Medical Center in Bataan and neighboring provinces offering

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario 4

A God – centered institution which upholds the hospital’s values of Service,

Centro Medico de Satisimo Rosario is committed to

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario 5

IV. SCHOOL PROFILE

Bataan Heroes Memorial College, established in 1979 is a private, non-

BHMC is among the institutions under the Capitol System of Schools

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opening of the following programs: BS in Criminology, BS in Computer

Accessible quality education for empowered and innovative Filipinos

BHC is committed to providing relevant quality education towards the

Centro Medico de Santisimo Rosario 7

Finding a company where I can perform my On-the-Job Training was not

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B. ON THE FIRST DAY OF TRAINING

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C. ON THE MIDDLE OF TRAINING

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D. ON THE LAST DAY OF TRAINING

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VIII. ISSUES AND CONCERNS

A. About the company as noted during the OJT

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B. Skills, knowledge and trainings needed before the OJT

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C. Recommendation to improve student’s preparedness during OJT

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IX. SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION

On-the-Job Training is a vital part of an Engineering Program. With this, it

My On-the-Job Training help me improve my self-confidence, curiosity,

Undergoing On-the-Job Training was a great experience. I would

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