Narrative Report
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND JOB PLACEMENT
Ayala Boulevard, Ermita, Manila
A Narrative Report on the Supervised Industrial Training (SIT) Program
Student-Trainee:
Cherrymaine O. Pasco
Course:
Electronics Engineering Technology
Name of Company:
Maxim Philippines Operating Corporation
Address of Company:
Gateway Business Park Brgy. Javalera, General Trias, Cavite, Philippines
Period of Training:
From: May 03, 2012 To: September 14, 2012 I. Introduction
What is SIT all about?
Supervised Industrial Training is a way by which students are given the chance to apply the knowledge, principles, and theories they learned in school. During the SIT of students, they will be able to gain experience and knowledge that is related to their academic courses. Universities require students to undergo such training within a certain number of hours as part of their curriculum. The training provided by the companies have great benefits on students. They will develop skills and gather learning that will help them be prepared and ready for the industrial works done for a company. II. Jobs Performed in the Company
I was assigned at Handler Maintenance Group-PM Bay. I was given the task to calibrate the temperature limits of different handlers such as Aetrium 55V6/ 55V8/55VMAX, Multitest 9308/9320/9928/9510, and Delta Edge 8000. Before calibrating handlers, I prepare the set-up of thermocouples that are used for acquiring the actual temperature of the handlers. When the set-up is installed to the handler, calibration starts. Handlers must be calibrated according to the assigned set points. To reach the Main set point, I compensate and adjust the calibrating temperature offsets based on the actual reading. After every calibration, the data gathered must be documented to the database and for In-house Calibration
TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND JOB PLACEMENT
Ayala Boulevard, Ermita, Manila
A Narrative Report on the Supervised Industrial Training (SIT) Program
Student-Trainee:
Cherrymaine O. Pasco
Course:
Electronics Engineering Technology
Name of Company:
Maxim Philippines Operating Corporation
Address of Company:
Gateway Business Park Brgy. Javalera, General Trias, Cavite, Philippines
Period of Training:
From: May 03, 2012 To: September 14, 2012 I. Introduction
What is SIT all about?
Supervised Industrial Training is a way by which students are given the chance to apply the knowledge, principles, and theories they learned in school. During the SIT of students, they will be able to gain experience and knowledge that is related to their academic courses. Universities require students to undergo such training within a certain number of hours as part of their curriculum. The training provided by the companies have great benefits on students. They will develop skills and gather learning that will help them be prepared and ready for the industrial works done for a company. II. Jobs Performed in the Company
I was assigned at Handler Maintenance Group-PM Bay. I was given the task to calibrate the temperature limits of different handlers such as Aetrium 55V6/ 55V8/55VMAX, Multitest 9308/9320/9928/9510, and Delta Edge 8000. Before calibrating handlers, I prepare the set-up of thermocouples that are used for acquiring the actual temperature of the handlers. When the set-up is installed to the handler, calibration starts. Handlers must be calibrated according to the assigned set points. To reach the Main set point, I compensate and adjust the calibrating temperature offsets based on the actual reading. After every calibration, the data gathered must be documented to the database and for In-house Calibration