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    Narrative Report Ojt

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    Steve Patrick P. Besario completed an on-the-job training at Dumaguete Coconut Mills. He was oriented on safety procedures and taught the flow of the plant. He was assigned to design a conveying mechanism and observed different parts of the plant, including mechanical maintenance, the refinery, and the warehouse. He learned welding, water treatment, and worked in the electrical and auxiliary areas. The training provided hands-on experience in various areas of the coconut oil production process.

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    Steve Patrick P. Besario completed an on-the-job training at Dumaguete Coconut Mills. He was oriented on safety procedures and taught the flow of the plant. He was assigned to design a conveying mechanism and observed different parts of the plant, including mechanical maintenance, the refinery, and the warehouse. He learned welding, water treatment, and worked in the electrical and auxiliary areas. The training provided hands-on experience in various areas of the coconut oil production process.

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    Steve Patrick P. Besario completed an on-the-job training at Dumaguete Coconut Mills. He was oriented on safety procedures and taught the flow of the plant. He was assigned to design a conveying mechanism and observed different parts of the plant, including mechanical maintenance, the refinery, and the warehouse. He learned welding, water treatment, and worked in the electrical and auxiliary areas. The training provided hands-on experience in various areas of the coconut oil production process.

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    STEVE PATRICK P.

    BESARIO BSME-V

    NARRATIVE REPORT

    My training in Dumaguete Coconut Mills in San Miguel, Bacong was so


    knowledgeable. I learned and seen many things like the parts of the power plant,
    refinery and also their oil mill. Safety was also important in the field to lessen or to
    prevent accidents, so wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) is a must.

    In our first day together with the other trainees, we were oriented by the HR
    manager about the rules and regulations inside the plant. The safety officer also
    explained how important safety is. He taught us the basic principles of safety and also
    reminded us to always wear our personal protective equipment outside the field office.
    In the afternoon, the three shift engineers explained the flow of the plant starting to
    weighing of the copra, then going to the oil mill to extract the oil and refining the oil in
    the refinery.

    We were assigned to a special project, to design a conveying mechanism of the


    spent clay from the oil filter to the mixer to recycle the spent clay. We are four in group
    working on this design. Every morning, we were working on this project from April until
    to the last week of May. Every afternoon we were assigned outside in different parts of
    the plant. My first week was assigned in mechanical maintenance. What I did was
    observe all the conveying system like the bucket elevators, screw conveyors, rotor lifts
    and belt conveyors. Every parts like bearings, bolts, belts and others were listed on an
    excel having their number of working hours and their preventive measure safety to
    know when to replace a certain part of the machine. In the second week, I was assigned
    to the refinery. We calibrated the temperature and pressure gauges in the pipes. We
    also observe the startup of the refinery. Then the next week, in the warehouse where
    they store of release the parts or equipment in the plant, we release the needed tools
    from the warehouse. At the end of the week, we listed all the equipment in the
    warehouse and made a request to order to the accounting the needed parts or
    equipment.

    In the engineering field and projects, I learned welding and metal cutting using
    LPG and oxygen. We also observed the workers doing welding under water. It was really
    amazing how they handle the work under water. I learned a lot about water treatment
    when they assigned me in the boiler. In the morning, we observe the worker how they
    treat the water they use in the boiler. They used salt to remove the minerals in water
    that causes scales in the pipes. They use coconut shell as their fuel in the boiler to
    produce steam to be use in the plant.

    The oil mill is where the copra is ground into smaller pieces in the hammer mill
    and flaker and then was cooked in the cooker. After the cooker, the oil was extracted
    from the copra through the expeller then to be refined in the refinery.

    In my last week, I was assigned in the electrical and auxiliary. We rewire some
    motors with the other trainee. We also check the parameters in the control rooms in
    the power plant.

    JERWIN I. ELNAR
    Plant Supervisor
    STEVE PATRICK P. BESARIO

    On-The-Job Training Files:


     OJT Grade Evaluation Form
     Evaluation of Grades
     Prospectus
     OJT Clearance
     Load Slip
     Insurance
     Weekly Report
     Narrative Report
     DTR(Daily Time Record)
     Student Trainee’s Clearance
     Certificate of Completion
     OJT Grade

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