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CHAPTER 1
SCHOOL PROFILE

TCC BRIEF HISTORY

The Tagoloan Community College (TCC) was created by virtue of Municipal

Ordinance No. 03, series of 2003 as an integral part of the collective social development
thrust of the local government unit under the administration of Mayor Yevgeny Vincente
B. Emano.
The ordinance was sponsored by the councilor Rolando E. Seno, the chairman of
education committee, and duly approved by the Sangguniang Bayan headed by Vice
Mayor Vince Dagus Sanchez on July 23, 2003. It immediately went into operation on
August 23, 2003 offering ten (10) Baccalaureate Degree Courses with 162 students.
These courses include Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Bachelor of
Science in Elementary Education, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology,
Bachelor of Science in Technology with Major fields of Specialization in Food
Technology, Automotive Technology and Electronics Technology, Bachelor of Science
in Development Communication and Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management
major in Hotel and Restaurant Management.
On its third year of operation, the degree courses of Bachelor of Science in
Criminology and Bachelor of Arts in Social Science were offered. By this time, the
College has more than One thousand four Hundred enrollees from Tagoloan and
Adjoining municipalities under the Center Administrator Dr. Beatriz Bentuzal.
At present, the enrollees go up to more than Four thousand. The Tagoloan
Community College has the president Dr. Rolando D. Acoriba Jr. who brings the
constructive changes in the school both academic and administration under the
Honorable Mayor Paulino Yap Emano as the Chairman of the Board.
In essence, Tagoloan Community College is the concretization of the Local
Government Officials' dream and obsession to provide quality yet affordable tertiary
education to the low-income sections of society.
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TCC VISION

To be premier community-based institution of higher learning designed to uplift

the economic and social status of its people through the development of values,
acquisition of knowledge and entrepreneurial skills for better job opportunities with the
guidance of Father Almighty.

TCC MISSION

Tagoloan Community College as a Higher learning institution shall strive to

achieve quality instruction, train and equip its graduates with values and competencies
for employment and entrepreneurship.

TCC PHILOSOPHY

Tagoloan Community College is based on the premise that education is a

success if and when its people a decent and prosperous life through adherence to
standard of morality, employment in enterprises and competent practice of
entrepreneurial skill.

TCC CORE VALUES

Transformational, Community-based and Competences (Integrity, Accountability,

Discipline, Excellence and Professionalism).
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

BSET VISION

To be dynamic in its commitment to make every Filipino worker world class in

competence with a well-balance knowledge, skills and attitude (KSA).

BSET MISSION

The College of Engineering strives to deliver effective and realistic training base
on the standards of the industries and provide industrialize instruction to secure quality
education and technical skills and development.

BSET PHILOSOPHY

Tagoloan Community College is based on the premise that education is a

success if and when its people a decent and prosperous life through adherence to
standard of morality, employment in enterprises and competent practice of
entrepreneurial skill.

BSET CORE VALUES

Excellence - with God as the master teacher. We commit ourselves to the best that we
can and do by continuously learning and enhancing our skills and developing proper
attitude towards work people.

Dedication - we are truly devoted to our respective duties

Unselfishness - we serve the needs and interest of other people first.

Competitiveness - we advocate competitive undertaking learning and teaching for

excellence.
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Transparency - we endeavor to make every activity open and known by all people
concerned.

Imitativeness - we promote self-reliance ingenuity and resources fullness on its search

for means carry its program.

Openness - we encourage consultative processes to arrive at informs decisions.

Nurturing - we value opportunity to develop the potential of every individual our

diversity.
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CHAPTER 2
COMPANY PROFILE

HISTORY

CDO ELECTROCARE CORPORATION

General Information

 CDO ELECTROCARE CORPORATION was originally CDO ELECTROCARE &

SUPPLY which was established in year 2007. It was created to provide quality
electrical products and reliable services on repair and reconditioning of sub-
station power transformer, distribution transformer, dry type transformer and
electric motors.

 Over the years under the management of Engr. Arnold B. Cadiz and Mr. Manolito
T. Singson & with the financial assistance of Mr. Cristobal A. Digamo, Jr. the
company has gained acceptance from various electric cooperatives, private
establishments and leading multinational companies in Mindanao and emerged
as on of the leading players in the industry, while attaining profitable growth.

 From its humble beginnings as a sole proprietorship, the company is now a

corporation. CDO ELECTROCARE CORPORATION is an established duly
registered with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with registration
number C5201233525, specializing in trading of high quality electrical products
and reliable services on reconditioning of sub-station power transformers,
distribution transformers, dry type transformers and electric motors.

2007 - Single Proprietorship. Starts with 8 personnel.

2008 - Volume of P.O.’s and Transformer repair.
2009 - Various Electrical Cooperative projects and gain reputable company image
2010 - Entry to various Plantation in Mindanao Philippines
2011 - Breakthrough - Transfer to New Building (Office and shop)
2012 - Breakthrough – Single Proprietorship becomes a Corporation “CDO Electrocare
Corporation”
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PRESENT - With the established reputation with-in a short period of time. The
Company has gained the trust and confidence of our entire valued
costumer. We are now engaged on a multi-million peso projects on
some companies here in Mindanao, Philippines.

Vision:
“To provide quality and reliable services that exceeds the expectations of our
esteemed customers”
Mission:
“To build long term relationships with our customers and clients and provide
exceptional customer services by pursuing innovation and advanced technology”
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Production Process

Transformer Rewinding

Receiving Rewinding Core Assemble Bushing Area

Assemble Testing Oven Delivering

Motor Rewinding

Receiving Disassemble Getting Data Rewinding

Assemble Testing Oven Varnishing

Oven Delivering
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CHAPTER 3
IN PLANT TRAINING PROGRAM

HIGH VACUUM OIL PURIFIER/DEGASSIFIER/FILTERING MACHINE with VACUUM &

HEATER

TRANSFORMER WINDING RESISTANCE METER

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DIGITAL MULTI TESTER, Digital Clamp Ammeter

ALL TEST PRO 31 – Motor Winding Tester

Duties and Responsibilities:

• CCTV Installation
• Testing and assembling Motor.
• Rewinding three phase Motor.
• Assist in testing and assembling transformer.
• Assist in assembling generator.
• Assist in re stocking motor.
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NARATIVE EXPERIENCE
I was deeply glad when CDO Electrocare called and confirmed that I am
accepted to be an On-the-job trainee in the said company. I was expecting some
electrical works because basically their products are mostly transformers and electrical
motors. However, it did not goes that way. We are assigned by the supervisor of the
company to install a newly bought CCTV’s. I and my fellow trainees were frightened
because we have not yet experienced actual installation of the said gadget. We only
have the knowledge how the CCTV works. We planned and brain stormed for the steps
to do. We managed to get some ideas through our Instructor which gives us a lot help to
truly finish the installation. At the later part of our training, some of the workers help us
to understand the basic components of electrical motors and transformers. We learned
some of the most important steps to rewind the motors. From scraping or cleaning to
winding and testing the finished product.
Due to unexpected circumstances our training was not come into an end. We
were pulled out due to this Covid-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, I personally enjoyed and
motivated through the help of CDO Electrocare in experiencing the true labor and feels
of being a worker.
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CHAPTER 4
PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES

Photo Documents with Caption

CCTV INSTALLATION
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FOLDING MYLAR PAPER FOR MOTOR INSULATION

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CCTV WIRING AND BRACKET FABRICATION

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WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: January 2020
FROM: 21 TO: 25
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

MONDAY

Company Orientation Importance of Safety at Work

TUESDAY

Transformer Rewinding Operate the machine to rewind

WEDNESDA a transformer
Y

Transformer Rewinding Aligning of copper wire

THURSDAY

Varnishing of Transformer New raw materials known for

FRIDAY assembling a transformer

Preparing the core of transformer Using of iron core to maximize

SATURDAY it’s electromagnetism
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE

STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

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WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: NOV.- January 2020
FROM: 27 TO: 1
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

Assembling the core I learned about how the process

MONDAY of the core

Preparing for banking the Learning the connection

TUESDAY transformer (Y delta and delta)

Banking the
WEDNESDA transformer
Y (continuation)

Putting transformer in oven To rise up internal resistance

THURSDAY

Test the transformer Operate the tester

FRIDAY (Megger, Ratiometer,
& Variac tester)

Assemble transformer to its container Pouring transformer oil as

SATURDAY A heat sink component
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: February 2020
FROM: 3 TO: 8
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

CCTV INSTALLATION Proper way of wiring and setting the

MONDAY camera

CCTV INSTALLATION
TUESDAY (continuation)

CCTV INSTALLATION
WEDNESDA (continuation)
Y

CCTV INSTALLATION (continuation)

THURSDAY

CCTV INSTALLATION
FRIDAY (continuation)

CCTV INSTALLATION
(continuation)
SATURDAY
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: February 2020
FROM: 10 TO: 15
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

CCTV INSTALLATION
MONDAY

CCTV INSTALLATION
TUESDAY

CCTV INSTALLATION
WEDNESDA
Y

CCTV INSTALLATION
THURSDAY

CCTV INSTALLATION
FRIDAY

CCTV INSTALLATION

SATURDAY
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: February 2020
FROM: 17 TO: 22
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

Scrapping or cleaning the motor Proper way to clean the

MONDAY Electrical motors

Scrapping or cleaning the motor

TUESDAY

Scrapping or cleaning the motor

WEDNESDA
Y

Folding mylar fish paper Learned the right way of sizing the
THURSDAY paper

Folding mylar fish paper

FRIDAY

Folding mylar fish paper

SATURDAY
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: February 2020
FROM: 24 TO: 29
NAME: LRRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

Transformer Insulation
MONDAY

Transformer Insulation
TUESDAY

Transformer Rewinding Sizes of the wires to be used

WEDNESDA
Y

Transformer Rewinding
THURSDAY

Transformer Rewinding
FRIDAY

Transformer Rewinding

SATURDAY
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: March 2020
FROM: 2 TO: 7
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

Absent
MONDAY

Cutting the core I learned about the process

TUESDAY Of cutting core

Putting transformer in oven To raise up internal

WEDNESDA Resistance
Y

Cutting the core

THURSDAY

Cutting the core

FRIDAY

Assembling the core

SATURDAY
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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STUDENTS ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

WEEKLY REPORT
DATE: March 2020
FROM: 9 TO: 13
NAME: LARRY JAY UBA
SCHOOL: TAGOLOAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE COURSE: BSET- 4A

DAY WORK ASSIGNMENT OR NEW KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS

ACTIVITIES DONE LEARNED (IF ANY)

Absent
MONDAY

Core cutting
TUESDAY

Core Assembling
WEDNESDA
Y

Wire spooling
THURSDAY

Wire spooling
FRIDAY

Folding mylar fish paper

SATURDAY
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REMARKS OR RECOMMENDATIONS (IF ANY):

NOTE: TO BE PREPARED EVERY SATURDAY IN 2 COPIES. SUBMIT TO

SUPERVISORIN-CHARGE OF TRAINING FOR NOTATION/SIGNATURE. 1
COPY IS RETAINEDBY STUDENT, 2ND COPY IS FORWARDED TO
PERS/ADMIN

NOTED BY: MR. ROMEO G, SINGSON JR.

SUPERVISOR STUDENT’S SIGNATURE
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Daily Time Record

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Memorandum of Agreement
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Curriculum VITAE

Uba, Larry Jay N.

Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City
Misamis Oriental, 9001

CAREER OBJECTIVE
To be a professional Engineer someday. (PECE)

SYMPOSIUM AND SEMINAR ATTENDED

 JIECEP-NMS 2019
 CCTV and FDAS Installation
 DISASTER RISK REDUCTION SEMINAR
 INTERNET OF THINGS
 Nationwide Mass Training On Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

EDUCATION

College:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology
Major in Electronics Technology
Tagoloan Community College
Baluarte, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, 9001

Highschool:
Bugo National High School March 2010

PERSONAL INFORMATION
Birthday: August 12, 1993
Birthplace: Valencia
Citizenship: Filipino
Religion: Bible Baptist
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CHARACTER REFERENCE:

Engr. Ferdinand A. Ricacho

Philippine Sinter Corporation
Power Plant Supervisor

Prof. Jason G. Abellanosa

Tagoloan Community College
Engineering Faculty, Electronics Chairman

I hereby certify that all the above information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.

Larry Jay N. Uba