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Cagayan State University
Carig Campus
College of Engineering
Civil Engineering Department
A Narrative Report in
On-the-Job Training undertaken at San Jacinto Construction Services
and General Merchandising located at
#52 Pallua Road, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 3500
Presented to the Chairman of Civil Engineering Department

Carig Campus, Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 3500
In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Submitted by:
Lady Jane B. Cabudol
BSCE Student
Submitted to:
Engr. John Michael B. Casibang
CE, Chairman
2017
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APPR O VAL S H E E T
A Narrative Report entitled A Narrative Report in On-the-Job

Training located at #52 Pallua Road, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 3500,
prepared and submitted by Lady Jane B. Cabudol in partial fulfillment of
the requirement for Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, is hereby
endorsed for approval.
Accepted and approved in partial fulfillment of the requirements for

the degree of Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
Engr. John Michael B. Casibang Engr. Raiza B. Camma
Chairman, Civil Engineering Department Adviser
____________
Date
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TAB LE O F C O N T E N T S
I. Title Page
II. Table of Contents
III. Dedication
IV. Acknowledgement
V. Introduction
VI. Company Profile
Company Info.
Brief History, Rationale, Vision, Mission and Services
Offered
VII. Daily Activity Narrative Report
Daily Accomplishment Report

Description of Activities
Lessons Learned
Participation
VIII. Personal Evaluation, Conclusion and Recommendation
IX. Appendices
Project related pictures
Others
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D E D I CATI O N
I wholeheartedly dedicate this Narrative Report
to my family and my love ones,
to Engr. Marlo Z. Liban and family,
to all my professors,
to the San Jacinto Construction Services and General Merchandising,
to my friends, co-trainee, and above all to our Almighty God.

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ACKNOWLEDG EMENT
I want to give an overwhelming thanks to all the people who helped

me in accomplishing my On-the-job Training with all gratefulness, this piece
of work is dedicated to the following persons:
A special thanks to Engr. Audy R. Quebral (Head of Engineering

Department), who gave the permission to have these summer class or
known as our On-the-job training as a major requirements.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Engr. Raiza B. Camma

as my practicum adviser in Engineering. Ive learned a lot from her on how
to perform the standard ways, how to be a responsible OJT student trainee,
and for the assurance of the document needed for the internship.
To my family, my ever-supporting parents, Ester B. Cabudol and

Larry R. Cabudol, my siblings, Lizell and Nieman, thank you for your
financial support, trust, love and care for me.
To my companion during my practicum training, Bernadette M.

Baua, I enjoyed your company. Thank you for being with me through thick
and thin.
To all my professors who shared and continuously sharing their

knowledge and molding us students to be a better person. The lessons I
learned from you helped me a lot in performing my job efficiently and for
giving excellent experiences on throughout the duration of training.
I am thankful especially to Engr. John Michael B. Casibang for sharing

with us his knowledge, for the tips and advices and for his patience during
the times we commit failures and making this OJT possible.
To Engr. Marlo Z. Liban (President) and the staffs of San Jacinto

Construction, youve all been generous and considerate to assist us during
our stay in the company. Thank you for all the things that youve taught us
and for all the happy memories we had with you. And most of all, I want to
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give thanks for the San Jacinto Construction that gives me the opportunity to
be an OJT student.
And lastly, to my Almighty God, thank you for the guidance,

strength, power of mind, protection and skills and for giving me a healthy
life. All of these, I offer to You.
Lady Jane B. Cabudol

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Carig Campus
INTRODUCTION
On-the-Job Training or OJT is one method by which students is given

a chance to apply the theories and computations that they have learned from
the school. It also helps the students to acquire relevant knowledge and skills
by performing in actual work setting. Colleges and universities require their
students to undergo such training within a specific number of hours as part
of the curriculum.
For the students, an OJT or internship program provides opportunities

to go through the actual methodologies of a specific job using the real tools,
equipment and documents. In effect, the workplace becomes a development
venue for a student trainee to learn more about his chosen filed and practice
what he has learn from academy.
On the other hand, an effective OJT program also benefits the

companies who accept trainees. First, OJT or intern provides additional
manpower for a lesser labor cost than a regular employee. Most of them are
all eager to learn the ropes so chances are high that they will cooperate.
Employers can use this internship strategy as a method in recruiting

new employees. Since the trainer or the supervisor can follow the trainees
progress, he can gauge based on performance, behavior and attitude if the
trainee will make a good recruit after the completion of his/her internship.
OJTs can bring fresh ideas into the organization. Given the
opportunity to speak their minds freely and without fear, they may be able to
contribute significantly in brainstorming sessions or research and eventually
help improve the organizations productivity. While training the interns,
employers are in fact also teaching their employees to process of guiding the
trainees stretches their patience, develops teaching skills and makes them
more sensitive to the needs and mind set of the younger generation. The
course of supervision also teaches them how to share what they know and be
receptive to questions. Hence, the internship also becomes an avenue in
training for future managers of the company.
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Accommodating on-the-job trainees can truly be beneficial not only to

the trainees but also to the companies that provide opportunities for this type
of learning. There is wisdom in the front lines. Such training can be an
investment that will be valuable to the company later on. This is also why
trainees should take their internship seriously as it can become a powerful
tool and possibly even a source of recommendation when they take that big
lift from being students to career professionals.
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SAN JACINTO
CONSTRUCTION
SERVICES
AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISING
COMPANY PROFILE
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Company Name:
SAN JACINTO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISING
Office Address:
#52 Pallua Norte, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 3500
Telephone Number:
(078) 304-5373
E-mail Address:
sanjacintoconst@yahoo.com
Organization:
Sole Proprietorship
Classification:
General Engineering
General Building
Category B
License Number:
17242
Authorized Managing Officer:
ENGR. MARLO Z. LIBAN

General Manager
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BRIEF HISTORY
In 1993, there was a young and energetic Civil Engineer, who

envisioned providing quality infrastructures for the upliftment of Filipinos
living standards. With the support of his brother, he was able to put this
vision into reality; thus the birth of the company, San Jacinto Construction
Services and General Merchandising. Born in a very religious family, he
named the company after the Patron Saint of Tuguegarao particularly known
as San Jacinto (Saint Hyacinth). Originally it was located just in front of the
Church named after San Jacinto but was later relocated to Pallua Norte,
Tuguegarao City.
For over 21 years, the company continuous to provide excellent

service in the attempt to touch and improve the quality of life of the people
in our country.
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RATIONALE
Construction is an inevitable venture that comes along with the

population growth, modernization and social change. Behind the faade of
the aforementioned frontiers of civilization, San Jacinto Construction and
General Merchandising was established by Engr. Marlo Z. Liban in 1993.
This is a response to the needs of a society that has demands for quality
infrastructure such as buildings that could be used for shelter, worship,
recreation and all forms of activities organized; and road construction which
facilities travel from one place to place with less hassles or none at all.
The company, which is expanding in its services, has one goal at

hand-to-be service to Region 02 or outside its perimeters with optimum
consideration to social welfare and development at reasonable costs! Hence,
all employees of the company are engaged in working this goal with outright
supervision of Engr. Marlo Z. Liban. This, as against time element spells the
difference of the company output in comparison with the growing
construction companies across the country. Putting all efforts together,
PROMPT DELIVERY OF SERVICES is the heart of its operations-a
trademark it would keep today and beyond!
Mission:
To lead the investment revolution through construction
Vision:
To provide quality infrastructures for the upliftment of Filipinos living
standards.
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Services Offered:
General Contracting
Building Construction
Land Developments and Housing Projects
Highways and Bridges and Dams
Sewerage and Sewage Treatment/Disposal Plant
Irrigation and Flood Control
Other associated services
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DAILY ACTIVITY NARRATIVE REPORT
DATE: JUNE 19, 2017

TIME IN: 7:54 AM
TIME OUT: 5:30 PM
LOCATION: ERLANDIA SUBDIVISION #52 PALLUA NORTE,
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
ENGR. MARLOZ. LIBAN
ACTIVITY/ACTIVITIES:
Orientation
Estimate the structural plans of Sorianos House.
Compute the surface area to be painted in Arugays House.
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY/ACTIVITIES:
Before being deployed, an orientation was held. The company
president, Engr. Marlo Z. Liban showed the site projects which is the 4 on-
going housing construction (Sorianos House, Arugays House, Singuns
House, and Palatans House) located in 52 Pallua Road, Tuguearao City as
well as the Commission on Audit (COA) Rehabilitation Region 02 located in
Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City. He explained that I and my co-trainee should
rotate between the two workplace every week. Also, he discussed the rules
and regulations of the company. We are also informed that the working hours
is 8:00-5:00.
On this day, Engr. Marlo Z. Liban asked me and my co-trainee
Bernadette Baua to estimate the structural plan of Sorianos House and to
compute the surface area to be painted as well as to count the number of
power and switch layouts in Arugays House (on-going housing
construction) located in Erlandia Subdivision.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
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In estimating, you should consider all the materials to be used as well

as the cost of each materials to have an accurate estimation.
PARTICIPATION:
Estimator
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JUNE 20, 2017

TIME IN: 8:01 AM
TIME OUT: 5:28 PM
LOCATION: COMMISSION on AUDIT (COA) REGION 02
SUPERVISOR/S:
ENGR. MANOLITO PACIS
Tour and orientation of the site area.
Monitor the workers in each division of works (masonry works, civil
works and steel works).
Engr. Manolito Pacis made me a tour of the site area and oriented me
regarding on the Rehabilitation plan of COA. Engr. Pacis asked me to
monitor the works of the laborers every day.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
As an assistant engineer, asking is very important to know all the
details regarding on their respective works. Also, camaraderie with the
workers should be developed to be comfortable and have a smooth
conversation.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JUNE 21, 2017

TIME IN: 7:54 AM
TIME OUT: 5:30 PM
LOCATION: COMMISSION on AUDIT (COA) REGION 02,
YOKOHAMA CARIG BRANCH
SUPERVISOR/S:
Monitor the workers in each division of works (masonry works,
civil works and steel works).
Visit the site Yokohama and revise some of the plans.
Engr. Manolito Pacis asked me to monitor the workers of COA
Rehabilitation also to observe the respective works of each division and visit
the site Yokohama to visualize and redo some of the plans because of
revisions of the actual constructed building.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Some actual construction is different from the original plans, the site
engineer should be vigilant and observant to check the original plans for
further revisions. Also, wearing safety gears is very important.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Designer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JUNE 22, 2017

TIME IN: 7:58 AM
TIME OUT: 5:20 PM
SUPERVISOR/S:
Continue the revision of plans of Yokohama.
Engr. Manolito Pacis tasked me to monitor the workers of COA
Rehabilitation and check their accomplishments and let me continue the
revision of plans of Yokohama Carig branch.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Some shortcuts in AUTOCAD software.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Designer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JUNE 23, 2017

TIME IN: 8:05 AM
TIME OUT: 5:30 PM
SUPERVISOR/S:
Install some screws in the roof.
Continue the revision of plans of Yokohama.
Plastering the damaged part of the rooftop.
As a daily work, I monitor the works of each division. In the morning,
I continued the revision of plans of Yokohama. I made some enhancements
and finishing touches on my work. I was corrected by Engr. Noli every time
I commit a mistake and he did also some suggestion to the revised plan. On
this morning, I finished my task and gave the revised plan to the project
engineer. In the afternoon, I climbed in the rooftop to check their works and
tried to install screws in the roof. Also, I tried to plaster the damaged part of
the rooftop.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Proper mixture of concrete should be observed. Also, the concrete
mixture should not be exposed to sun to avoid drying of the mixture.
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PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Designer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JUNE 24, 2017

TIME IN: 7:58 AM
TIME OUT: 5:15 PM
SUPERVISOR/S:
Paint the walls of ground floor.
I monitored the works of the laborers and assessed their
accomplishments this week. Also, I helped the painters to paint the walls of
ground floor due to lack of workers.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In painting, coating of paints should be observed. Also, hanger is very
useful to hold steel decks most especially in large areas of buildings.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Designer
Observer
Painter
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DATE: JUNE 26, 2017

TIME IN: 7:58 AM
TIME OUT: 5:50 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Monitor the on-going housing projects.
Observe footing layout.
Check installation of doors in Arugays House and baluster in
Singuns House.
Engr. Marlo Z. Liban asked me to monitor the 5 on-going housing
projects (Santoss House, Sorianos House, Singuns House, Arugays
House, Palatans House) located in Erlandia Subdivision. Santos and
Palatans House is under plastering and lay outing of the stair. For Sorianos
House, lay outing and excavation of footing is ongoing. Lastly, Maam Bien
(Finance Manager) asked me to check the installation of doors in Arugays
House and baluster in Singuns House.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
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When we excavate for the footings, the teeth on the bucket stir up the
soil and mix air into it, decreasing its density. Also, soil from the
embankment may fall into the trench. Soil thats loose has much less bearing
capacity than the original soil. Compacting the trench bottom is very
important.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JUNE 27, 2017

TIME IN: 8:10 AM
TIME OUT: 6:00 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Observe pouring of footing.
As a daily task, I roved and monitored each housing projects. Also, I
asked the foreman in each housing project if they need some materials for
the construction as well as I check their accomplishments every day. After
lay outing of footing, the workers undergo pouring.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
When forming the footings, place enough large stone into the wet,
mucky zone to get up above the water table. Compact the stone down into
the mud, then pour your footing. The large aggregate allows the muck to fill
into the pore space.
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PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
DATE: JUNE 28, 2017

TIME IN: 7:55 AM
TIME OUT: 5:37 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Tied stirrups
Formed stirrups for columns
As a daily task, I roved and monitored each housing projects. After
roving, I tried to form and tie stirrups for columns.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In forming stirrups, there is a designated degree of curve to be
followed depending on its function. You should have a greater force in
performing this task. While in tying stirrups, it should be tight to avoid
disturbances in the construction.
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PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Additional Labor
DATE: JUNE 29, 2017

TIME IN: 8:08 AM
TIME OUT: 5:43 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Encode hydraulic equipment manuals.
Observe continuation of pouring of footing.
As a daily task, I monitored each housing projects. Asked questions
regarding on some equipment used. Also, I asked the materials they need in
the construction. After roving, Maam Janice asked me to encode manuals
regarding on the hydraulic equipment because San Jacinto Construction
Services is opening a training for hydraulic equipment. Also, I observed the
pouring of footing.
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LESSON/S LEARNED:
Flare the sides on concrete footings so the footings will resist heave in
harsh winters when frost penetrates especially deep. Greater width at the
bottom will also distribute weight over a larger area.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Encoder
DATE: JUNE 30, 2017

TIME IN: 8:12 AM
TIME OUT: 6:05 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Encode manuals of hydraulic equipments.
Accomplishment report of Sorianos House.
roving, I continued encoding regarding on manuals of hydraulic equipments.
Maam Bien (finance manager) also asked me to do an accomplishment
report on Sorianos House.
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LESSON/S LEARNED:
Accomplishment reports should be convincing and exact.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Encoder
DATE: JULY 3, 2017

TIME IN: 8:02 AM
TIME OUT: 5:49 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Design structural plans of Sorianos House.
As a daily task, I monitored the housing projects. I asked the foreman
of each housing projects regarding on the materials they need. Also, Engr.
Marlo Z. Liban asked me to construct a structural plan of Sorianos House
basing on the actual construction.
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LESSON/S LEARNED:
To have an accurate design of plans, you should check the actual site
construction and coordinate with the owner regarding on suggestions to the
plan.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Designer
DATE: JULY 4, 2017

TIME IN: 7:58 AM
TIME OUT: 5:47 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Observe forming of columns and lay outing of ground beams.
Weather reports of COA on the month of January to June.
roving, I continued designing on the structural plans of Sorianos House.
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Also, I observed the lay outing of ground beams and forming of columns. I
tried connecting ground beams also tying stirrups. In the afternoon, Maam
Bien asked me to make a complete weather reports of COA on the month of
January to June 2017 because they need it for the approval of the extension
of COA Rehabilitation.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Tying the bars so that they remain in their correct respective positions
is critical to achieve the desired strength of the completed concrete structure.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Additional Labor
Designer
DATE: JULY 5, 2017

TIME IN: 8:02 AM
TIME OUT: 5:40 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Observe pouring of ground beams and columns.
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roving, I continued the last part of the structural plans. After lunch, I finished
the task. In the afternoon, I observed the pouring of ground beams and
columns. Also, I tried to mix a cement mixture for pouring.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Extra bars should be placed at the top and bottom part for tension and
compression. The sizes of main reinforcement play important role in
determining the strength of a beam. Ground beam usually does not have
secondary beam, only has primary beam. For special class of concrete, 1:2:3
should be the mixture.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Additional Labor
Designer
DATE: JULY 6, 2017

TIME IN: 8:04 AM
TIME OUT: 5:28 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Observe pouring of ground beams and columns.
Tying of stirrups for tie beams.
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Monitored the on-going housing projects and also I asked the
foremans regarding on the materials they need. Also, the pouring of ground
beams and columns continues. Also, I tied stirrups for tie beams.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Spacing of tie beams should be observed.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Additional Labor
DATE: JULY 7, 2017

TIME IN: 8:06 AM
TIME OUT: 5:23 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Laying of CHB.
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Check the installation of air-condition.
As usual, I monitored the on-going housing projects. I asked them if
they need some materials on the construction. Maam Bien asked me to
check the installation of air-condition in Gannabans House (one of the on-
going housing construction). Also, in Sorianos House, laying of CHB is on-
going. I also tried laying CHB for experience.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Proper laying of CHB.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Additional Labor
DATE: JULY 8, 2017

TIME IN: 8:03 AM
TIME OUT: 5:36 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Carig Campus

Laying of CHB.
Observe pouring of stair.
As a daily task, I roved and monitored each housing projects. Size of
CHB depends on the exterior and interior walls. I also observed the pouring
of stairs as well.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Proper laying of CHB.
Pouring of stairs.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
DATE: JULY 10, 2017

TIME IN: 7:57 AM
TIME OUT: 5:21 PM
LOCATION: COMMISSION on AUDIT Region 02
SUPERVISOR/S:
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Monitor the COA Rehabilitation in each division.

Measure the dry wall in ground floor.
Paint the basketball court.
Engr. Noli tasked me to monitor the workers in each division
every day. I checked their accomplishments. He also asked me to measure
the dry wall in the ground floor and compute the total area. I also tried to
paint the court.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Need to wear safety gears in measuring the walls because of falling
debris. Also need to remember the formulas on how to compute surface
areas.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Painter
DATE: JULY 11, 2017

TIME IN: 8:09 AM
TIME OUT: 5:24 PM
LOCATION: COMMISSION on AUDIT REGION 02
SUPERVISOR/S:
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Measure the dry wall in second floor.
Paint the basketball court.
In continuation with the work yesterday, I also measured the dry wall
in second floor as well as to count the damaged doors and windows. Also, I
compute the total area of damaged dry wall in second floor.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Proper coating of painting courts.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Painter
DATE: JULY 12, 2017

TIME IN: 8:01 AM
TIME OUT: 5:14 PM
SUPERVISOR/S:
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Compute total areas of damaged doors and windows.
Estimate total working days of concreting.
As a daily task, I monitor each division. Engr. Noli tasked me to
compute the total areas of dry walls, damaged doors and windows to request
an extension in working days for the deadline of COA Rehabilitation. Also,
he asked me to formulate a formula on the total working days of concreting.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Typical working days of concreting for large areas of building.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
DATE: JULY 13, 2017

TIME IN: 8:16 AM
TIME OUT: 5:05 PM
SUPERVISOR/S:
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Installing of steel baluster.
Forming of parapet.
As a daily work, I monitor each division of works regarding on their
accomplishments. I observed the installment of steel baluster. Also, I
climbed in the rooftop to try forming of parapet.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Proper forming of parapet.
Ways on how to install steel baluster.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Additional labor
DATE: JULY 14, 2017

TIME IN: 8:13 AM
TIME OUT: 5:35 PM
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SUPERVISOR/S:
Concreting of parapet.
Engr. Noli tasked me to monitor the concreting of parapet. I checked
the mixture and tried to lift the mixture from ground floor to rooftop. To
fully monitor the workers, I climbed in the rooftop to check their way of
concreting.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Proper way of concreting parapet.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
DATE: JULY 15, 2017

TIME IN: 8:19 AM
TIME OUT: 5:41 PM
Carig Campus
SUPERVISOR/S:
Lay out of the lettering of COA logo in the basketball court.
Basketball court is part of COA Rehabilitation. Engr. Noli tasked me
to print letterings of COA logo to be used as a lay out for the painting.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Use of lay out letterings in painting.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
DATE: JULY 17, 2017

TIME IN: 7:58 AM
TIME OUT: 5:23 PM
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TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Tied stirrups for tie beams.
Paint tegula roofs.
As a daily task, I monitored the on-going housing projects. I asked
the materials they need in construction. To add labor to the workers, I tied
stirrups for tie beams. Also, I paint tegula roofs.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In painting tegula roofs, the paint used should be water based because
the color differs when it is sun dried.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Painter
DATE: JULY 18, 2017

TIME IN: 8:12 AM
Carig Campus
TIME OUT: 5:47 PM

TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Paint tegula roofs.
Steel decking of Arugays House.
In continuation with the work yesterday, I painted tegula roofs as well
as monitored the on-going housing projects. Also, discussed some mistakes
regarding in the slab of Palatans House.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Pouring of slab should be monolithic to avoid deflection of beams.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Painter
DATE: JULY 19, 2017

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TIME IN: 7:54 AM

TIME OUT: 5:54 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Lay out CHB of Sorianos House.
Plaster the exterior walls of Palatans House.
Office works
In continuation with the work yesterday, I monitored the on-going
housing projects. In the morning, I observed and tried lay outing of CHB in
Sorianos House. I asked questions regarding the said activity. Also, I tried
plastering the exterior walls of Palatans House. In the afternoon, I acted as a
secretary in the office because Maam Bien (finance manager) and Maam
Rosie (secretary) is not around. I listed the materials needed by the workers
as well as to answer calls regarding queries in San Jacinto Construction
Services.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
Whenever possible, get supply from a single manufacturer of CHB
because there are size differences per manufacturer. Also, beware of
suppliers that deliver under-aged CHBs because under-aged CHBs lack
strength and will easily crack and crumble. In plastering, the surface should
be cleaned well remove any loose paint, and dust or loose debris, plants
growing up, and scrub of any mold.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
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Additional Labor
Acting Secretary

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DATE: JULY 20, 2017

TIME IN: 8:15 AM
TIME OUT: 5:38 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Lay out CHB of Sorianos House.
Installation of tie beams.
As everyday work, I monitored the on-going housing projects. I asked
them regarding the materials they need. The lay outing of CHB continues.
Also, I observed the installation of tie beams in Sorianos House.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
The placing of extra bars in tie beams should be checked. Also,
spacing of stirrups should be observed.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer

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DATE: JULY 21, 2017

TIME IN: 8:05 AM
TIME OUT: 5:48 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Estimate the fencing of Langkits House.
them regarding the materials they need. Also, Sir Boy (one of the foreman of
San Jacinto) asked me to estimate the fencing of Langkits House. I asked
the owner of the house regarding on the design of their fence.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In designing a fence, it should not be costly. Thus, it should be
affordable and captivating.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Designer
Carig Campus
DATE: JULY 22, 2017

TIME IN: 8:08 AM
TIME OUT: 5:58 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Office works
As a daily routine, I checked the accomplishments of the laborers for
yesterdays work. Also, I asked the materials they need for the construction.
In the afternoon, I helped Maam Bien on the assessing of the payrolls of the
workers.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
The surface of the construction site should be cleaned every end of the
day to avoid accidents.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JULY 24, 2017

TIME IN: 7:56 AM
TIME OUT: 5:34 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Visit the house of our client.
them regarding the materials they need. Engr. Liban also asked me to visit
the house of our client to visualize the house plan. He also instructed me
regarding on the plan of the extension of the house.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
You should listen carefully to the owner as well as to the Engineer
regarding to the plan of extension of the house.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JULY 25, 2017

TIME IN: 8:17 AM
TIME OUT: 5:41 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Design a house extension plan.
Upon arriving, I checked the accomplishments of the on-going
housing projects. I asked the materials they need and monitored their works
for the day. After monitoring, I started to design the floor plan as well as the
plan of the extension of the house.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In monitoring, you should coordinate with the foreman as well as to
laborers regarding on some problems during the construction.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Designer
Carig Campus
DATE: JULY 26, 2017

TIME IN: 8:11 AM
TIME OUT: 5:27 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Upon arriving, I checked the accomplishments of the on-going
housing projects. I asked the materials they need and monitored their works
for the day. After monitoring, Engr. Liban asked me to continue designing
the extension plans of the house of our client.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
How to maximize the spaces in the areas of the extension of the
house.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Designer
Carig Campus
DATE: JULY 27, 2017

TIME IN: 8:12 AM
TIME OUT: 5:39 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
As a daily work, I roved the housing areas. I asked the materials they
need as well as checking their accomplishments for yesterdays work. After
roving, I continued designing on the extension plans of our client. In the
afternoon, I polished my works and getting ready for tomorrows
presentation of plan.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In monitoring, you should coordinate with the foreman as well as to
laborers regarding on some problems during the construction.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Carig Campus
DATE: JULY 28, 2017

TIME IN: 8:02 AM
TIME OUT: 5:41 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Presentation of the extension house plans.
Upon arriving, I immediately checked the housing projects. I asked
the materials they need for todays construction. Also, I asked some tips on
the foreman regarding on the correct placing of stairs. In the afternoon, Engr.
Liban asked me to present the extension plans to our client. I asked her
opinion if there are things she wanted to revise on the plans. All in all, it was
a successful presentation.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
In designing, the presented plans should be captivating and most
important it should be safe to persuade clients.
PARTICIPATION:
Carig Campus
Assistant Engineer
Observer
Designer
Presenter
DATE: JULY 29, 2017

TIME IN: 8:00 AM
TIME OUT: 6:10 PM
TUGUEGARAO CITY
SUPERVISOR/S:
Office works
Farewell Party
In the morning, I roved all the housing projects. I took pictures for the
documentation of my OJT. Also, I asked the laborers some materials for the
construction. After roving, I stayed in the office and helped Maam Bien for
the office works. In the afternoon, I and my co-trainee (Bernadette Baua)
throw a farewell party in San Jacinto family as a thanksgiving for
accommodating us on our OJT and most especially for treating us as a
family.
LESSON/S LEARNED:
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Ive learned so much things upon staying on San Jacinto Construction

Services. They exposed us on the actual construction that we havent learn in
school. I learned to communicate with the workers and to witness the proper
construction of houses as well as rehabilitating a damaged building.
PARTICIPATION:
Assistant Engineer
Observer
CHAPTER VIII
PERSONAL EVALUATION, CONCLUSION and
RECOMMENDATION
This chapter presents the entire training period with the activities done
by the trainees. This shows the accomplishments and skills being enhanced
during the internship period that gave them the best training ground as a
beginner.
Accomplishment and Contribution

The trainees contribution to the company was mostly in assisting with
the construction and drafting of AUTOCAD plans. She was able to help the
regular employee in the housing construction and COA Rehabilitation. Such
would help them to minimize their work and finished it for a short period of
time and with high quality. The trainee also did some housekeeping on the
times that there is no work. Cleaning the site area can be a simple way to
minimize accidents.
The trainee also shared with them new knowledge such as conversion
of units and basic formulas. It would help them compare the values using
different units and to get values in a simple but accurate way.
Competencies Gained
The training inside the company is learning experience each day. The
trainee learned to appreciate the lessons studied in school. She was able to
realize the importance of theories and formulas that was discussed inside the
classroom. And also to understand that everything that was thought inside
the school can be a tool that can be used in future career.
As the trainee was working as a trainee at the San Jacinto
Construction Services and General Merchandising, she learned to become a
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hard-working person. Time to complete the output product is not important,

but the quality. She also learned to follow instructions as what the superiors
said and to accept opinion that they suggested.
At the school, being late is better that absent. But as what the trainee
learned at the San Jacinto Construction Services and General
Merchandising, being absent is better than late. Being absent can be a cause
of emergency situations like sickness, unpredicted travels and phenomena,
while, being late is a cause of misbehavior and unable to manage the time.
Lastly, the trainee learned that on-the-job training is not just only a
subject to be passed or a requirement to be completed but on-the-job training
is an opportunity to show what skills, talents and techniques that the student
learned from the school and also an opportunity to experience the life
outside the campus; serving companies like a professional on the field of the
students specialization.
Projects/ Output
At the end of the trainees OJT, she was able to be a part of the team
that built houses and COA Rehabilitation.
Impact to Field of Specialization

The training served as the stepping stone of the trainees to the real life
of an engineer. It served as the beginning the real life of being an employee.
The trainees have realized that learning is a lifetime commitment that
continues even if you already have a job. The training gave the students
more initiative to their chosen career. The students were more encouraged to
pursue the Civil Engineering course. The training inspired the trainees to
enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of civil engineering. The
trainees were given some ideas that what could be the feeling or situation
being an employee. The training enriched their individuality as a beginner
and created the foundation of being a good worker. The best thing that the
trainees have gained inside the company was the good orientation of the
person having the higher positions.
As a civil engineering student, the OJT made me realize the
importance of the course that I am taking. It made me realize the essential
role of a civil engineer in a company. To be a competent one, not only an
engineer must understand the process and the underlying principles but also
be knowledgeable of the operation of construction that carry out the process.
An engineer must also possess good communication and leadership skill.
CONCLUSION
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They say that nothing beats experience as the perfect learning tool.
For some students, OJT gives them a taste of the real world-a glimpse of
what lies ahead after they graduate.
The students have undergone a good training. The task given to them
was an application of design Drafting, Computer Aided Drafting (CAD),
Building Design, Reinforcing Bars Details, Earthquake Design, Structural
Theory, Reinforced Concrete Design, Plumbing, Carpentry, Masonry and
Construction Painting of their course. The mixing of cements and aggregates
to form a concrete mixture and the painting of walls has a great connection
to the subjects. The drafting of plans using AUTOCAD deals with the study
of Drafting and Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) itself. Materials and the
construction of houses as well as COA Rehabilitation were exactly related to
what was discussed inside the classroom. The trainees were technically
given actual problems that have main concern with the civil engineering
subjects. The nature of the career course was the main focus of the training.
The training of the students will be a useful if the nature of their training
have the major concern for their chosen career. The trainees would able to
use the experiences they have gone through during the training whenever
they are already in the field of specialization.
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CHAPTER IX
APPENDICES
Installation of GI sheets, COA building.

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Housing project.
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Tying of column footing rebar. Pouring of column footing.

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Placement of formworks for the grade beam.
Placement of formworks for the columns.

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Placement of formworks for the parapet.
Parapet reinforcements.
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Laying of CHB.
Placement of beams and stirrups.

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Visit and supervision at Robinsons Mall.
Visit and supervision at Robinsons Mall.

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Placement of beam formworks.

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Cagayan State University

Presented to the Chairman of Civil Engineering Department

In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of

A Narrative Report entitled A Narrative Report in On-the-Job

Accepted and approved in partial fulfillment of the requirements for

Engr. John Michael B. Casibang Engr. Raiza B. Camma

Chairman, Civil Engineering Department Adviser

II. Table of Contents

VI. Company Profile

Brief History, Rationale, Vision, Mission and Services

VII. Daily Activity Narrative Report

Daily Accomplishment Report

VIII. Personal Evaluation, Conclusion and Recommendation

Project related pictures

I wholeheartedly dedicate this Narrative Report

to my family and my love ones,

to Engr. Marlo Z. Liban and family,

to the San Jacinto Construction Services and General Merchandising,

to my friends, co-trainee, and above all to our Almighty God.

I want to give an overwhelming thanks to all the people who helped

A special thanks to Engr. Audy R. Quebral (Head of Engineering

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Engr. Raiza B. Camma

To my family, my ever-supporting parents, Ester B. Cabudol and

To my companion during my practicum training, Bernadette M.

To all my professors who shared and continuously sharing their

I am thankful especially to Engr. John Michael B. Casibang for sharing

To Engr. Marlo Z. Liban (President) and the staffs of San Jacinto

And lastly, to my Almighty God, thank you for the guidance,

Lady Jane B. Cabudol

On-the-Job Training or OJT is one method by which students is given

For the students, an OJT or internship program provides opportunities

On the other hand, an effective OJT program also benefits the

Employers can use this internship strategy as a method in recruiting

Accommodating on-the-job trainees can truly be beneficial not only to

Authorized Managing Officer:

ENGR. MARLO Z. LIBAN

In 1993, there was a young and energetic Civil Engineer, who

For over 21 years, the company continuous to provide excellent

Construction is an inevitable venture that comes along with the

The company, which is expanding in its services, has one goal at

To lead the investment revolution through construction

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