The company started in 1994 as manufacturing arm for auto supply

wholesalers that used to import parts from Taiwan. It was named Nito Seiki by one
of the incorporators. Nito was adopted from Benito, a major influence in the startup
and vision of the company’s name Nito Seiki, which means precision in Japanese
language, which gave birth to the company's name NITO SEIKI
MANUFACTURING CORP.
Initially, the focus of the company was the commercial vehicle market.
These comprise of various trucks and jeepney models. We have produced
replacement parts like: brake drum, clutch assembly, brake hub, draglink kits and
assembly, hangers, u-bolts, center bolts, water pump kit assembly, knuckle pin,
knuckle assembly, mag wheel bolts, headlight switches, and etc.
By the year 1996, the company has diversified its operation s and has put up
a material division. This department became a vital part in the growth of our
company by providing us with a competitive edge in the price and quality of
materials. We have produced free cutting, SS400 and S45Csteel in cold drawn
form, round or hexagon. Since we have one of the widest ranges of material in
small sizes, we became wholesalers to steel importers who need special sizes.
Power Press department was acquired in 2001.The venture was part of the
effort to sell all other investments in other companies and consolidate our assets to
complete our goal of the "One Stop Shop".
Since the start of the century, replacement parts prices have tumbled. To be able to
survive this crisis, Nito Seiki started venturing into other fields; industrial, semi-
conductor, dies and molds, hardware item telecommunication, fasteners, food
equipment, medical, dental etc.
2003 was the start of the OEM motorcycle sector for Nito Seiki. It started
supplying not only to Kawasaki Motor Phils. Corp. but also to their major suppliers
as well. Honda and Suzuki suppliers were also entertained. Then in 2004, the
company started supplying to our first OEM car assembler; Mitsubishi. The
challenge was to compete in the ASEAN region for machined parts for their export
components.
 The year 2005 is the year Nito Seiki Mfg COrp started its ISO 9001:2000
Quality Management System. Various programs with the help of ECOP:
Productivity Improvement Program,5's Program, Problem Solving Approach- SGA
Small Group Activity has been Launched.
2006. Certified for ISO 9001:2000. Joined the
Automechanika 2006 Fair.
2007. A very promising year. Besides our first direct export to
Europe, we also supply Isuzu,Honda,Nissan Diesel and othe
OEM companies.Beginning of international marketing catering
to the electronics/semi-conductor and other industrialparts.
We have envisioned that Nito Seiki's 30 PERcent sales
should be into direct export.We are striving to able to be an
export supplier by 2008 and be moved into the Export
Processing Zone by 2010.
Company Mission
To provide our clients in attaining a competitive advantage by delivering quality
products on-time at a competitive price.
What we do...
• Nito Seiki mainline of business is providing services in the field of
CNC(Computer Numerically Controlled) Machining.
• We review engineering drawings control documents and standards
required.
• We transform raw materials into parts that our Customers needs.
• We control manufactured product adheres to a defined set of quality
criteria.
• We seek for every opportunity of continual improvement for our quality
management system.
Quality Policy:
NITO SEIKI MANUFACTURING CORPORATION is a precision machining
service provider catering to the OEM’S and after market. We provide our costumers
with the precision machining solutions for their machining needs.
NITO SEIKI MANUFACTURING CORPORATION is committed to:
• M-Manage Risks
 • A-Act of prevention rather than detection
• C-Control by measurement
• H-Harness the power of a visual workplace
• I-Improvement-Kaizen (continual Improvement)
• N-Navigate opportunities
• E-Eliminate all of Non-Essentials
• Nito Seiki Manufacturing Corporation will always be client-focused,
innovative and flexible in meeting customer needs and will work to be better
and faster with utmost consideration to quality while adhering to the
regulatory and statutory requirements of the governing bodies.
• Quality management system is to be used by al Nito Seiki Manufacturing
Corp. employees to raise standards, reduce waste and to make NITO SEIKI
MANUFACTURING CORP. A BETTER PLACE TO WORK.

LEADWELL V-40 CNC VERTICAL MILLING MACHINE

VERTICAL MACHINING HARTFORD LG-1000
FANUC ROBODRILL RD-1 CENTRE

FC-65NCL

MIYANO BNC 34 LATHE

TAKISAWA NEX-108
 NEX-110 TAKISAWA
TAKISAWA EX-108

Manufacturing Capabilities
CNC Milling
3 Axis
4 Axis
CNC Lathe
2 Axis
Mat Cutting Process
Centerless Grinding
Sand Blasting
Sanding/Hairlining Process
Deburring
Assembly and Kitting
Stamping
Drill,Tapping, Spot Welding,thread Rolling
Engraving
CNC Polygon, Laser marking
Inspection Capabilities
Dimensional Inspection,
CMM, Vernier CaliPERs, Micrometers,
Holetest,
Surface Roughness,
tester,
Coating Thickness Tester
Engineering Capabilities
Enginering 2D/3D Cad Modeling
AutoCad
AutoDesk
 NARRATIVE REPORT

Planting tree has a process and it is never easy in the first place because one
has no assurance if that tree will grow up so h or she takes a risk. Definitely, one will
do his or her best to make that tree grow. The question is, am I prepared for the
result if that tree will grow or not after I struggle? Should I try my best again to plant
to struggle? What if I failed again another struggle?

As a risk taker, you should continue what you started, yes. The beginning is
always the hardest. You have no idea, you’ll start at who, what, where, when and
how. You’re entering the darkest tunnel and you don’t know when you see the light
of the morning. You’re climbing to a rocky mountain patiently consistent no matter
how hot or how cold the temPERature is; you’re motivating yourself to please not
stop just take a rest if you’re tired, just weep the tears and sweat, have the courage to
stand after you slipped. You’re walking in the darkest street hearing the
unpredictable sounds and you feel nervous even the hair in epidermis has a reaction,
but still you continued walking you conquer your fear. Inhale, exhale.

The night owl was done; the sunrise is coming. A brand new day to those
who wait for this new hope. Be prepared; you might encounter again new trials, new
challenges to resolve. You’re just playing the game and it’s up to you. If you have
the courage to win, you can do all your best. Remember this quote “quitters never
win and winners never quit”. So never stop believing. Be brave, strong, bolder and
firmer. Keep going because you’re almost there. No matter how hard, no matter how
tough, endure the pain. Soon you’ll be ripening the fruits of your sacrifices. Don’t be
afraid of rejections; embrace it rather.
 We studied 16 years. Then in our last year of studying, it is where we
underwent on-the-job training where we applied all what we have learned. It was the
time we exPERienced how to manage working under pressure and dealing with
workmates. That’s the time we learned how to talk and communicate intellectually
to our manager and supervisor. That’s the time we applied what we have learned in
Personnel management, the rules and regulations of DOLE and the company.

January 29, 2018

First day to start our battle to complete the 800 hours of our “on-the-job
training”. After our orientation for four days, my supervisor imparted his
knowledge in invention and introduced unfamiliar commands which are used in
drafting different kinds of items/parts in car, airplane, electric cigarette, motor cycle
and others.

As a beginner in mechanical designing, it’s not easy to start, to analyze

unfamiliar thing. I wanted to give up. I did not like this because it was very difficult
to start. Then suddenly, I realized that everything can be learned and the beginning
is always the hardest. I encouraged myself with my own motivation “If others can, I
also can”. In our first day, it’s very hard from point to the axis until I created one
item. I accomplished piercing die assembly that has 10 components. I did it in 2
dimensional because my supervisor instructed us to do 10 components in 2
dimensional to check our capabilities in dimensioning in a right place, in correct
position and in tangible area. After I accomplished those components, I felt
overwhelmed. I absorbed such things.

January 30, 2018

Second day, we woke up early us usual. Since our boarding house was near our
company, we walked every day; so, “the struggle was real”. As I entered the gate of
our company, I felt nervous. I was afraid thinking “What unfamiliar things I’m
going to encounter today?”
 My supervisor unexpectedly called me. He introduced me the “order
monitoring 2018” wherein I was going to enter the assembly name, component part
name, part number, order quantity, batch number, date delivered and status of that
order of customer. I was tasked to monitor, to update what’s happening to a
product, whether the same was ongoing or pending. Unexpectedly my supervisor
gave me the “Ensayo equipment gym.” My supervisor taught me how to do the “job
order” and “delivery receipt”. I’ve got 3/8 pin assembly (modified). I entered this in
monitoring with part no. D-17-12-007e and order quantity.

January 31, 2018

Third day, my supervisor sent me to material section to get the “Raw material
inventory 2018” of Ensayo gym equipment. I got the material type, material size,
quantity on hand. In the afternoon, Ma’am Shen introduced me the inspector of
quality control, production control, CNC lathe, CNC milling, manual section, power
press. She also guided me on production; she explained the process of production.
She taught me how to do the “PER or parts Evaluation Report”. Every part of that
product needed to be done the report should be detailed. I was the one to inspect, to
updated on what’s happening with that product.

February 1, 2018

I sensitively created accurate PER. The part name, part number, the material used
were all considered. Ma’am Shen taught me how to input drawing files in proPER
places so that it should be easy to find. I monitored my report at CNC lathe section.
I scanned some of our drawing files.

February 2, 2018

I updated the male and female 3/8 assembly in monitoring. I entered the batch no.
1801293. To follow up that product, called production control and asked about the
status of the product. I updated the “smith barbell stainless 58” and “short smith
barbell 51”. In the afternoon, we had customers from Columbian motors. I started to
sketch in inventor the t-fitting 22 x 38 x 57 and elbow fitting 24 x 42 x 45. Since
that product has a thread, my supervisor instructed me not to draw the part of thread
because tomorrow he would be the one to explain. I did the solid part. Since we had
no overtime in our department, I went to Q.C. to punch pinning. Then suddenly
there was one guy who came and offered warm hand shake. He was one of the
inspectors of quality control. He asked my name asked a favor, that every time I
would go to Q.C., I should wear my sweetest smile because he’d feel butterfly on
his tummy.

February 3, 2018

Sixth day, it’s Saturday. I followed up the 3/8” male and female assy. I continued
to draw the t-fitting and elbow fitting. My supervisor discussed about the thread on
how to determine the pitch and the nominal. Example: ½ - 20 UNF –TPI means
thread PER inch. We needed to convert it to mm equivalent of 1 inch is 25.4 mm,
divided it by UNF 20 equals 1.27 pitch. We could apply this especially when we
would do the threading. We had overtime at Q.C punch pinning of pipe as usual.

February 5, 2018

Finalizing the product of Columbian motors “t- fitting 22 x 38 x 57”. Ma’am

Naneth, our line leader re-checked my work. Since today we had no many items to
do, I did shredding. The shredding machine is where we put the drawing papers that
has error or any confidential papers to cut into strips to avoid copying the process of
this company.

February 6, 2018

I updated the batch number of 1” rail collar of Ensayo. Since I’ve done the
Columbian motors, I assisted Ma’am Shen in doing parts evaluation report. I
created the report of Ensayo short smith machine barbell, 1 st process, operation in
manual. Automerge enterprises: axle nut 10pa1 re tapping process, operation in
manual.

February 7, 2018
 I updated the products of Ensayo at production. Some were at CNC lathe and
CNC milling, others were still at material. After I updated my assignment, I created
parts evaluation report of our customer and indicated Automerge part name axle nut
10a1 operation at manual, process at retapping., NSMC part name gear 1 and gear
2 their process both slotting . NFO enterprise part name #79 cable rod ø10 x 24 x
95mm at CNC lathe 1st operation .

February 8, 2018

I created the parts evaluation report of our customer and scanned some of our
drawing files. It was SOBIDA Motors Corporation. Part name SQ-U-BOLT ø18 x
72 x 550 operation cutting at material section, Stanhope part name anchor bolt ø25
x 750 x 150 operation cutting at material section next CNC lathe 1 st. I noted there
that there was no dent/burrs, no vibration, no scratches.

February 9, 2018

I updated the Ensayo. Some of the items were almost done, some were in
inspection and others were already delivered. I created the parts evaluation report of
our customer then I scanned drawing files and put them in their right place.

February 10,2018

I created the delivery receipt of our customer: Ensayo part name PETSA230 and
smith barbell stainless. I created PER with Ma’am Shen and scanned some of our
drawing files.

February 12, 2018

I got absent because my allergy stroke me and I was not comfortable so I went to
medical city at SM North EDSA for my check up for fast recovery.

February 13, 2018

 I created the PER of our customer advance with Ma’am Shen and arranged some
of our drawing files and scanned the updated drawings we had.

February 14, 2018

I created Parts Evaluation Report of our different customers, and since I did my
work, I went to production to learn some unfamiliar process in production. Then
after that, I wanted to learn the process for quality control table where they enter the
detailed process of that product, from material, tools used, to process, to quality
control to logistic until delivered. Ma’am Juvy introduced the PQCT to me.

February 15, 2018

We created the parts evaluation report of our customer, Optimum Mods - Part
name KARAMBIT MOD ASSEMBLY, part number optimum-d18-02-001 g 1 st
operation and 2nd operation at CNC milling. We consumed almost 3 hours in
editing because it’s very critical. After that, I’ve created the PER of sq u-boltø - 14
x 72 x 171 mm process at cutting, CNC lathe 1 st, threading, and ending. PER of
advance at manual initial drilling process.

February 16, 2018

I created the parts evaluation report of our customer SUMITSU Spring And Metal
Enterprises - part name CRS ss400 ø10 x 175 mm and CRS ss400 ø10 x 210 mm. I
filed all the drawing that we got from dcc.

February 17, 2018

I updated the Ensayo. I created the parts evaluation report of our customer
MORIROKU - part name collar chain cover a part number: d05-08-002. Process
cutting at material, reface, chamfering and drilling at manual. I revised some of our
PER that are needed for revision.

February 19, 2018

 I changed the old parts evaluation report of our customer Ensayo gym equipment
into a new one which was updated by creating a folder of PERRCN 3 and all
revisions - Part name solid CRSDUMBEL 5lb part number Ensayo d 11- 03- 001.

February 20, 2018

I created the parts evaluation report of our different customer as usual, then I
updated the Ensayo. I scanned some of our drawing files and inseted it in the
binder.

February 21, 2018

1 created the revised parts evaluation report of our customer Ensayo- “CRS” 5
LB, 15 LB, 20 LB, 25 LB, and 35 LB, process at material cutting, CNC lathe 1 st ,
CNC lathe 2nd, drilling, chamfer, tapping and last knurling. I encountered the note in
threading specifying “no misalignment/double thread” and “no breakage or
compression”. In drilling, the note was “no offset drill”. The operator must follow
this note to acquire the quality of product.

February 22, 2018

I created the PER of advance material cutting - Part no F80113-7,8,9,10 and 33.
Then, I filed the drawing, scanned our drawings that were ready to use in
production. After that, I continued to create the revision of our customer Ensayo
“CRS” 45 LB, 55 LB, 60 LB, 70 LB.

February 23, 2018

In the morning, around 8:00 am, I updated the Ensayo order monitoring at
production. After that, I scanned our drawing and filed some of our drawing. I
continued to create the revision of Ensayo “CRS” 75 LB, 80 LB, 90 LB, 120 LB.

February 24, 2018

I updated the Ensayo order monitoring at production. It was not easy to update
every time because they set you aside. So, every time I went to production I had my
confidence and fighting spirit to communicate to them to finish that product
especially if it was rush. I continued the Ensayo “CRS” 110 LB, 120 LB. After
that, I printed it all ready for the verification of our supervisor.

February 26, 2018

I created the PER revision of Ensayo gym equipment “solid stainless dumbbell
Ensayo-d08-10-004. 5lb, 10 lb, 15 lb. I scanned drawings, and filed drawing.

February 27, 2018

In the morning, I followed up the order monitoring of Ensayo at production. Some

of our products were done, some were not yet, and some were packed. I created the
PER revision of “CRS” 20 LB, 25, LB, 30 LB, 35 LB, 40 LB. In every pound, there
were 12 pages. And before printing, I checked it again and again.

February 28, 2018

I created the PER revision of “CRS” 45 LB, 50 LB, 55 LB, 60 LB”. In the
afternoon, I updated the Ensayo. I scanned a lot of drawing preparation for the
production because this day, we had a lot of customers. I transferred drawings to
back up.

March 1, 2018

I created the PER of our customer NSMC “guide pin” process in CNC
lathe first. “#51 straight fitting ø12 x 130mm” process in forging die. My
supervisorassigned me to compute the thread of 5/8 -11 UNC -2a.round to decimal,
convert to metric by multiplying to 25.4 and divided by 25.4. After that, I had to
find the difference of nominal and pitch to get the diameter. “NFO enterprises #78
linkage: process in tapping at power press. “Icon metal industries pin ø6 x 91mm
with tap m4 x 10 both ends: process in manual; reface, chamfer, center drill, finish.
Then, I scanned the drawings and filed. I updated the Ensayo.

March 2, 2018
 I updated Ensayo order monitoring at production. I scanned the Ensayo
CRS and created the PER of #59 threaded rod of bracket and nut m10 x 1.25 x
127mm process : cutting at material. I filed drawings and scanned the ongoing
project for production.

March 3, 2018

I created the PER of NFO enterprises process in CNC lathe first and tapping
at P press: Icon metal industries pin ø6 x 91mm with tap m4 x 10 both ends process:
drilling and chamfer. I filed drawings and scanned. Finally, I updated the Ensayo.

March 5, 2018

I created the PER of MIDDLEBY: “threaded rod” process in power press

threading, another MIDDLEBY “left and right” process in manual chamfer and
CNC milling 2nd. I scanned and filed drawings.

March 6, 2018

I created the PER of DORNIER “bushing” process in CNC lathe 2 nd. In the
afternoon, we went to production to re-check the product. After that, I scanned
drawings and printed the revision of Ensayo stainless 5lb, 10lb, 15lb, 20lb, 25lb,
30lb. I updated the order monitoring in Ensayo.

March 7, 2018

I created the PER of NSMC: “cutting process at material. “BOSS hl1 part
1, part 2, part 3. Then, I prepared another PER for Valley Metal: “SUS coupling
ø3/4 x ½ NPT”process at CNC lathe first; then for Yutaka: “boss” process at
cutting, CNC lathe first, CNC milling first, and manual slitting. Another PER for
valley metal was prepared: process in threading CNC lathe first. After that, I printed
the 35 lb of stainless. I scanned drawings in preparation for Production.

March 8, 2018
 I created the PER of advance “9/16 pin” process in manual tapping. Then, I
made nother PER of NFO: “#81 lock pin ø6 x 12mm with hole” process at cutting,
CNC lathe first, chamfer and drilling. I made another PER of Applied Machining
Corp.: “Rod” process at power press bending. Then, another PER for Ensayo “fb
10x50x128mm process at material cutting. I scanned it all and transferred to
backup.

March 9, 2018

I created the PER of Advance “roller” surface grinding, Advance “pin”: Per of
NFO “#48 able rod 8 x 145 and 7 x 152” process at material cutting. After that, I
scanned the drawings. I printed the revision of 55 lb and 60 lb stainless of Ensayo.

March 10, 2018

I printed and edited the revision of stainless of the PER our customer Ensayo,
filed drawings in their respective binders. I updated the Ensayo order monitoring at
production because we had new product and others were in rush.

March 12, 2018

I created the PER of Advance “pin-55” process at CNC lathe 2 nd. I followed up
the Ensayo at production, morning and afternoon. In updating Ensayo, we had 2
rush products: the “collar ø2”x 2” and “collar 1”. These were pending because the
drill bit tool was not yet available so they’ve requested to purchase. I filed drawings
and I scanned drawings.

March 13, 2018

I created the PER of Stanhope Marketing- process at CNC milling and

drilling. I also prepared another PER of Advance “male and female assy.” Male
material cutting size ø90 x 44mm female material cutting size ø150 x 55mm. I
updated the Ensayo at 9:00 am where one of our products was delivered last March
12, 2018. Some were at sanding process then the remaining was still pending. At
1:50 pm, I updated one of our products was in CNC milling. 1 st he created 138 pcs
out of 220 pcs. I went to Q.C. area to check the status of “#51 straight fitting” of
NFO ø12 x 130mm. Then, I created the revision of 65 lb of stainless Ensayo. This
day was so stressful. I felt the pressure and cramping but this was challenge on how
I’m going to handle that tough day. I take this for my improvement to grow up
every single day full of perfections and imperfections. “Don’t be afraid to learn
something new”, I had to say.

March 14, 2018

I created the PER of Automerge Enterprise: “axle nut l-300” process at

material cutting. I prepared another PER of Die And Tips Industy: “plate 2 rh”
process at CNC milling 2nd, CNC milling 3rd ,CNC milling 4th , CNC milling reface,
manual surface grinding. At 3:00 pm, I updated the order monitoring of Ensayo at
production - the “short smith” was at knurling process , the “long smith” was at
bar-out process, the “flat bar” was for packing..

March 15, 2018

I created the PER of Advance “pin-61” “front pin-67” “stop pin-44”

process at manual side drilling. I updated the Ensayo order monitoring - the short
smith and the flat bar were for inspection and after the inspection for delivery. The
collar ø 2.0” x 2.0” process was at drilling. I created the revision of stainless Ensayo
95 lb, 100 lb, and 105 lb. I filed the drawings that we used as reference in creating
the reports. I didn’t render the overtime today because I had “red alert” so even we
had a lot of reports to do, I needed to give priority to myself first because I could
not endure the pain anymore.

March 16, 2018

I created the PER of NFO “#85 long nut h14 x 37 (m10x1.25)”, process
at manual 2nd drilling and manual tapping. Then, I had another PER of NFO “#48”,
process at CNC lathe 1st drilling and chamfer. I prepared PER of Advance “fitting -
8 and -18”, process at material cutting. In creating the report, I needed to focus to be
intellectual to be more sensitive in computing the tolerance, because 2 or 3 products
will cost at million. I had another PER of dies and tips “plate 2 lh”, process at CNC
milling 1st. I filed the drawings that we used before. I scanned and printed the rush
reports. Since my ovary was okay, I rendered the overtime today because I had a lot
of pending revision drawings needed to print and scan.

March 17, 2018

I created the PER of Moriroku “collar chain cover b”, process at material
cutting and manual reface, chamfer, re drill, finish. I created the PER revision of
Ensayo stainless 110 lb, 115 lb, 120 lb, and 125 lb. I updated the order monitoring
of Ensayo at production- the collar 2”was at side drilling process , the long smith
barbell crs was at knurling process.

March 19, 2018

I created the PER of NFO “threaded rod m10 x 1.25 p x 191 mm b process
at CNC lathe fisrt. I had another PER of Vallacar “center bolt 9/16 – 18tpi x 8
inches, process at material cutting. Since our verifier in engineering office did not
render overtime, I went to quality control office, to Ma’am Ruby, to let her do the
checking of my report. I created the PER revision of NFO “# 3 cable straight with
groove”, process at material cutting, manual first drilling, 2 nd drilling, 3rd drilling,
manual tapping. I created the PER revision of Ensayo stainless 130 lb, and 135 lb. I
filed the drawing that we used in creating reports.

March 20, 2018

I created the PER of Advance “pin – 59”, process at manual side drilling. I
finished the PER revision of Ensayo stainless 140 lb, 145 lb, last 150 lb. Finally, I
printed the 60 lb of Ensayo stainless. I updated the order monitoring of our
customer Ensayo at the production because the deadline was fast approaching. The
collar 2” had a problem because there was single product that was missing, so I
searched for that to close my monitoring. Since I was not able to locate the missing
part, I reported to Sir Edwin our supervisor, who told me to close that product.
March 21, 2018

I created the PER of advance “outbd lock nut end”, last process at CNC milling. I
prepared another PER of advance “lock pin-46”, process at manual side drilling.
Then, I had another PER of Ensayo “hook shaft crs ø7/8” x 114.3mm l with 2
holes”, process at CNC lathe first. I printed the revision of Ensayo stainless 65 lb,
70 lb, 75 lb, 80 lb, 85 lb, 90 lb, 95 lb, 100 lb. I filed the drawings that we used.

March 22, 2018

I signed the PER revision of Ensayo stainless “60 lb up to 105 lb”. I updated the
order monitoring of Ensayo. We had new order: collar 1” 100 pcs, which deadline
would be on April 2, 2018. I created the PER of advance “pin-61” process at CNC
lathe 1st, 2nd , 3rd, 4th, and 5th .

March 23, 2018

I created the PER of NSMC “punch pin holder ø5.1-ø9.40mm”, process at manual
tapping. I prepared another PER of Advance: “screw”, process at material cutting. I
printed the PER revision of Ensayo stainless “110 lb, 115 lb, 120 lb, 125 lb, 130 lb,
135 lb, 140 lb, 145 lb, and last 150 lb”.

March 24, 2018

It was Saturday. As expected, we had a lot of projects to do. A lot of products

that were necessary to finish this day. Anyway, I created the PER of Vallacar “1/2
male fitting long threaded m22x1.5”, process at material cutting. I had another PER
of Optimum Mods Karambit Mod Assembly “positive pin-a” process at material
cutting, “positive pin insulator”, process at material cutting, CNC lathe first, manual
chamfer and manual slitting. I prepared another PER of Stanhope Marketing
“ø22hole for 16x200x325(6holes)”, process at CNC milling first. Saturday was so
stressful day. Our line leader was not around here, so all drawings were verified by
our supervisorwho was at production. So, I went to production to hunt him every
time.
March 26, 2018

I created the PER of advance “-53, -37, -54” processed at material cutting, PER of
optimum mods karambit “top cap” processed at CNC lathe 1 st, 2nd, 3rd, and last 4th,
PER of Nisco Philippines Enterprises “sus shaft” processed at material cutting..

March 27, 2018

I updated the order monitoring of Ensayo super rush 3/8” male and female which
was delivered a while ago. We had another order for Ensayo 3/8” male and female
200 sets. I created the PER of Optimum Mods “positive contact-e” processed at
CNC lathe 1st, material cutting, manual slitting and tapping, the PER of “adapter
tube-f” processed at material cutting and CNC lathe 1 st and the PER of Ensayo
“hook shaft crs ø78”x114.3mm l with 2 holes” processed at manual side drilling.

March 28

I scanned the 30 pending drawings, signed the 110 lb to 150 lb of stainless

Ensayo, Printed the karambit, filed 11 drawings and prepared the PER of optimum
“adapter tube-f” processed at CNC lathe 2nd and 3rd.

April 2,2018

Hello, it’s Monday and 4days of vacation was over. It was already April.
I’ve overcome the 2 months of training full of up’s and down’s like a roller coaster
not only in the job training but even in my everyday living here at Manila. “Nobody
said it was easy” but it’s up to you on how you’re going to manage yours. I’ve
learned how to budget my money, focus on the important things first before my
own, think of my safety and my bag specially when I’m in crowded place, t walk
by the pedestrian lane, and to treat myself just to relax after those stress full days.
Since today was Monday, we did not have have rush projects. My buddy
“Jonathan” was absent so followed up his NPDW. I created the PER of Nisco “sus
pipe” at manual chamfer, reface, finish process and centerless grinding process.
Today was the delivery of “hook shaft” of my Ensayo.
April 3, 2018

I updated the Ensayo at production. I created the PER of Karambit mod –b

processed at CNC milling 5th. We had no rush even a lot of projects. In the
afternoon I went to production control to get the cutting size of karambit “patch–h,
switch pad–i, switch button-j, mag lock-k, mag release pin-l, contact rod-m,
extension tube-n” then I created cutting process.

April 4, 2018

I created the PER of Optimum Mods “mag lock” processed at CNC milling
1st, 2nd and manual tapping. I filed drawings that we used in creating reports. I
prepared the PER of Optimum Mods “switch pads” processed at CNC l 1 st and
slitting at manual, PER Of Optimum Mods “Switch Button” Processed At CNC
Lathe 1st And Manual Tapping, PER Of Advance processed at reface, PER of
Columbian “sq-u bolt with high nut” processed at power press threading and power
press bending, and PER of Nisco “sus pipe” processed at centerless grinding.

April 5, 2018

I stamped and I scanned drawings. I updated the Ensayo. We had 2 new

orders. I created the PER of Optimum “mag release pin” processed at CNC lathe 1 st
and manual slitting, “contact rod” processed at CNC lathe 1st and CNC milling 1st”.

April 6,2018

I created the PER of Optimum “extension pin” processed at CNC lathe 1 st,
material cutting, and manual slitting, “extension nut” processed at material cutting,
CNC lathe 1st, and manual tapping. I prepared another PER of Nisco Philippines. I
forgot the process. I didn’t render overtime because I went to bank to withdraw my
allowance. I updated the Ensayo at production.

April 7, 2018
 It’s saturday. “Bawal ma’stress” even we have a lot of projects. In the morning I
went to production to update the order monitoring of Ensayo, one of the orders was
at packing ready for delivery. I created the PER of “Alexander Engineering”
processed at material cutting, manual reface, center drill, at drilling, chamfer,
reface, processed at manual tapping, at CNC lathe 1 st and last manual, initial
drilling.

April 10, 2018

Holiday was over, 2 day vacation was over. Since today was Tuesday, we had no
rush so I printed the remaining reports of “Optimum Mods”. I filed all the drawings
that we used in creating parts evaluation report. In the afternoon I created the report
of our new customer Helv’tica Customs “arcan saber” –lower body and grip both at
material cutting processed and I updated the order monitoring of Ensayo.

April 11, 2018

I created the PER of Nisco processed at “manual tapping” and of

Advance “adapter trolley” processed at CNC milling 4 th. I updated the Ensayo

April 12, 2018

I created the PER of

Advance “adapter trolley” processed at CNC milling 5 th last operation . I filed
drawings that we used in creating reports. Then, I made PER of NFO Enterprise
“threaded insert” processed at manual chamfer and manual tapping. I updated the
order monitoring of our customer Ensayo. The male and female was already done
and ready for delivery.

April 13, 2018

I created the PER of Helv’tica customs “blade lock retentioner” processed at CNC
lathe 1st, CNC milling 2nd and CNC milling 3rd. I re printed the optimum mods
because my verifier re- checked my work. Then, we transferred our file to be
aerospace. I updated the Ensayo order monitoring.

April 14, 2018

I created the PER of Helv’tica “switch pin 1” processed at CNC lathe 1 st and
manual reface, the PER revision of Advance “lug”. I changed the drawing
illustration, revised “chingyi weld”. I updated the Ensayo at 10 : 57 am because the
deadline was fast approaching.

April 16, 2018

I created the PER of Helv’tica “crystal holder” and “switch pin 2” both processed
at CNC lathe 1st. I’ve updated the Ensayo order monitoring one of our prouct are
ready for delivery but then when it comes to packing there are two items that is
missing and when i go to pc to inquire what happened to that 2 items they told me
that in material cutting was complete 544 pcs but then when it comes to CNC lathe
they’ve done 244.

April 17, 2018

I created the PER of Advance CNC lathe 1 st “captive bolt”, PER of Showa
“bended plate” processed squaring dc”, PER of Helv’tica “crystal chamber round”
processed at CNC lathe 1st. I updated the Ensayo; the 542 pcs of rail collar 1” were
already delivered last day. The target was 544 pieces so I went to P.C. to have
discussion on what happen to the 2 remaining items. They decided to create that
two. They were done ready for the next delivery for Ensayo. Ifiled all the drawings
that we used in creating reports.

April 18, 2018

I created the PER of Advance “ screw”processed at CNC l 1 st , PER

Helv’tica“radiator” processed at material cutting, PER of Vallacar “1/2 male fitting
long thread m22x1.5”processed at CNC lathe 2 nd, PER of NFO enterprises “n1 steel
fitting 31.6 x 73.5mm” processed at manual tapping, PER of Hino Motors Phils.
Corp. “center bolt ø16 x 256 x 1.5p with nut” processed at material cutting, PER of
Helv’tica“shroud “processed at material cutting. At 3:30 pm I updated the order
monitoring of Ensayo at Production Control. There will be a discussion on Monday
regarding the delivery of the items of Ensayo. There were queries from customer I
think.

April 19, 2018

In the morning, I checked the drawing report from Q.C., from old report to new
reports. Then suddenly the plant manager decided to have a training to selected
regular employees including my Partner and our line leader. So I was the one who
solely created the PER at engineering office. The telephone rang, rang and rang and
rang.

Me: Yes. Who’s on the line?

Inspector: “Miss Rochelle please do the report of this. It’s rush, report of this and
this and that.”

Then my supervisorwas very far from engineering office because he was at Mods
Office so I ran and ran to verify my reports. Nobody said it was easy. You know
why? Even my order monitoring in Ensayo, the customer was there and he had
queries. I felt dying.

Anyway, I created the PER of Masuda processed at chamfer, PER of Helvtica

“heat sink” processed at CNC milling 1st , Helvtica “retention screw” processed at
manual drilling, advance “screw” processed at CNC lathe 1 st, Helvtica “radiator”
processed at CNC milling 2nd.

April 20, 2018

I created the PER of NSMC “pinion nut” processed at initial drilling, PER of
Advance “screw” processed at CNC milling 1st, and PER of Sta Rosa “hand grab”
processed at CNC miling 1st, and 2nd
April 21, 2018

I created the PER of Masuda “stay l rr eng mt”, PER of Santa Rosa “hand grab
bracket palte 2” processed at CNC milling 1 st. I updated the Ensayo at Production
Control. Since we had no rush projects, I went to Production.

April 23, 2018

In the morning, I separatde the old reports and new reports from Quality Control.
I created the PER of Santa Rosa Motor works “shaft pulley” processed at manual
side drilling, manual tapping, power press threading, another PER of Nisco “shutter,
spool guide, spool top, and noozle head” processed at material cutting and it’s very
rush. In the afternoon, I updated the Ensayo order monitoring at production control.

April 24, 2018

I created the PER of Nisco “shutter” processed at manual slitting. Since we had
no rush I continued my pending in separating the old reports of Quality Control
then I went to production Control to update the order monitoring of Ensayo. The
barbell lock was at marking processed already. Then, I prepared the PER of Nisco
“spool guide” processed at CNC lathe 3rd, PER of Advance “disconnect” processed
at material cutting, PER of Nissan “blow and suction (nozzle head)” processed at
CNC lathe 1st.

April 25, 2018

I created the PER of Nissan “blow and suction (nozzle head)” processed at
CNC lathe 2nd .PER of Nissan “spool guide” processed at CNC lathe 1 st. I updated
the order monitoring of Ensayo; the barbell lock was on going at quality
control .processed at marking. The 2 flat bars were on cutting. Since I was not
feeling well, I passed leave request form to our manager but then she didn’t sign it
because she said “no under time”. I followed her since she’s my boss.

April 26, 2018

I was the cleaner of the day so I did the 5s. After I cleaned, I filed all drawings
that we used in creating reports from May 24 to May 25. Then, I prepared the PER
of Advance “preload block slat 6 and 7 outbd” processed at CNC milling 2nd. I’ve
updated the order monitoring of Ensayo at production because we had a lot of
pending. There were 4 new orders again. I drafted the PER of Vallacar “1/2 male
fitting long thread m22x1.5” processed at power press threading.

April 27, 2018

In the morning I returned all the drawings that we used in creating report last day
April 26, 2018. After that I re printed the reports, same was verified. At 9:15 am I
went to production to update my order monitoring of Ensayo. The 2 items were
already delivered last day, the 3/8 pin assy was done at cutting process. In the
afternoon I created the PER of vallacar “nipple fitting” processed at manual 1 st
drilling.

April 28, 2018

It’s Saturday. There were few projects this day. So, I stamped and scanned all our
pending drawings. At 9:30 am I went to production to update the order monitoring
of Ensayo. At 11:00 am, orders arrived. I created the PER of Ensayo “ 3/8 cap”
processed at material cutting and manual tapping.

May 1, 2018

I created the PER of Vallacar “center bolt 5/8 x 8 inches nf” processed at CNC
lathe 1st, PER of Kawasaki “collar” processed at CNC lathe 1 st. I updated the order
monitoring of Ensayo at production. Then, I experienced being counseled. It was
one time experience.

May 2, 2018

I created the PER of Columbian -“sq-u bolt” –“u-bolt rear” –“u-bolt frt”
processed at power press bending and flattening, the PER of NFO Eneterprises
“roller pin” processed at CNC lathe 1 st, CNC lathe 2nd, material cutting and CNC
milling. At 3:00 pm I updated the order monitoring of Ensayo. Then I didn’t render
overtime.

May 3, 2018

I scanned and printed all the pending revision reports of Ensayo. Because there
were many papers to print, I finished until lunch break. Then in the afternoon, I
created one item of Ensayo “inclined adj. Cam.” I did it in 3 dimensional inventor
and 2 dimensional.

May 4, 2018

I filed all the drawings that we used in creating PER. At 9 :00 am, I went to
production control to update my order monitoring of Ensayo. I created the PER of
Stanhope Processes “tapered head bolt ½-13 unc” processed at CNC lathe 1 st and
power press threading and another PER of NSMC “boss hl1 slot gage” processed at
material cutting, squaring abcd, reface ab, CNC milling 1 st and manual surface
grinding.

May 5, 2018

I created the PER of NSMC “center shaft kit”- ø32 –ø33 processed at material
cutting, the PER of NSMC part 1 processed at material cutting, part 2 process at
CNC milling 1st and 2nd, part 3 process at CNC milling 1st and 2nd.

May 7, 2018

I scanned our pending reports. I printed the NSMC “-PART 1, -PART 2, -PART
3”. I went to production control to get information about the Order monitoring of
Ensayo. The one item was delivered last Saturday, the 3 pending were at Assembly
process. I created the PER of Advance “FWD Bracket assy. LH solid type” - 247
AND -248 processed at Material Cutting.

May 8, 2018
 In the morning, I filed all the drawings that we used in creating reports. I created
the not so rush reports of Nisco Phils “Bottle filling machine” processed at CNC
lathe 1st and CNC Lathe 2nd, the PER of Nito Seiki “Clamping bolt Ø18” processed
at material cutting and “Main Shaft Nut D005 #102” processed at material cutting,
the PER of Suminac “Bar” processed at CNC Lathe, the PER of ACEA Engineering
“ASTM A36 ANCHOR ROD Ø24 x 690mm” processed at CNC Lathe 1 st and
power press threading, and the PER of Automerge “axle nut fargo” processed at
material cutting.

May 9, 2018

I Created the PER of Automerge “Hex Nut M64x2.0Px16.0mmThick” processed

at CNC Lathe 1st, the PER of Paint Plass “Hexagonal 14mm x 38mm” processed at
material cutting, the PER of Nicklaus “Front and Back bar” and “side bar” process
at material cutting.

May 10, 2018

I created the PER of Nicklaus Machinery “corner block” processed at CNC

milling 1st, the PER of Vandertech “push rod 4BE1” processed at material cutting,
the PER of Speed Parts “Colorado Hex bolt M8x1.25 processed at CNC lathe
polygon and the PER of Vallacar “Ferrule ½ straight” processed at CNC lathe.

May 11, 2018

I changed some drawing notes and the font size of my Finished report last day. I
got the drawing of Speed Parts, ACEA Engineering, Automerge, NSMC, Nisco,
Nicklaus, Vandertech and Vallacar for the verification of our line leader. Since our
boss was not around, it was time to chill and relax while doing the assigned work.
We had no rush projects.

May 12, 2018

I created the 2D and 3D designs of our customer’s Advance “PIN”. my Line

leader assigned me to file all the drawings of Advance with the part number
F80113. Finally, I was done with the 800 hours of ON-THE-JOB TRAINING. A lot
of lessons I’ve learned will I surely apply in my next battle.

May 14, 2018

CLEARANCE day. So we went to our company to surrender our caliper that we

used to measure, the uniforms which served as the identity of being a trainee and
the goggles which was protection for our eyes whenever we went to production to
check some items. All our DTRs were signed by our manager. She said that we’ll
get our certificate of completion after we get a message from office.

May 17, 2018

I Received text message from our company and they said “Ms. Rochelle you still
have 16 hours balance, you need to finish it first before we issue your Certificate of
Completion”.

May 18, 2018

All I thought my 800 hours was already done but then, our HR told me that I have
balance of 16 hours; so since today was Friday, I woke up early. I went to our
company to continue my battle. I redraw the items of our customer Advance
“Clamp, Handle, Shaft, Locator Pin, Thread Bushing”

May 19, 2018

Last day to complete the 16 hours remaining over 800 hours. In the morning, I
went to production and headed to the supervisorof CNC Milling, Sir. Torrechante to
get the tools they’re going to use for the operation of advance. I processed the
signature of supervisorin every department needed to New Product Development. I
redraw the items of advance “removal die, installation plug, and ring nut.” After the
bell rang because it’s already 4pm, I went to HR room to follow up my certificate of
completion; then Ma’am Rocy gave it to me finally. She asked me if I wanted to
stay, to go back there because I had a good Performance. The 800 hours was
already done finally. I’ve learned a lot.
 Playing a battle by settling bigger goals in playground, I must have the courage to
win. It is the preparation for myself to accept the errors and have the courage to
start something new for the better improvement. A trainee should endure the heat of
the sun if he or she wants a gold medal. He or she should endure the cool drops of a
hard rain if they want a trophy.

It is advised that to upcoming trainees that you should encourage yourselves to

stand strong after you fall and to motivate yourself to never ever give up so
quickly because the beginning is always the hardest. You have two choices on
the wave of the sea, to follow it or contradict it? Well, it will depend upon the
situation. We train ourselves to become better individuals so that in our next battle,
we are prepared and we have the guts to face the new challenge in life. I’M
STRONGER, BOLDER, BRAVER AND FIRMER enough to step forward for my
next journey thy so called ----THE WORK LIFE.
 DOCUMENTATION

“This picture was taken in

our workplace, that’s the time
we start to explore the
Autodesk”
“Our last day at Engineering office”
 CURRICULUM VITAE

ROCHELLE J. CABALTICAN
Address: 32 C, Bagumbayan, Lal-lo, Cagayan
Contact No.: 09361175141
Email Address:[email protected]

OBJECTIVES:

To work in your company that will enhance the skills I already have as well as
provide the opportunity for PERsonal and professional growth and advancement
opportunities. Maximize my talents, knowledge and skills in terms of my passion.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:

Nickname : roca / chelle

Date of Birth : September 29, 1997
Place of Birth : Bagumbayan, Lal-lo, Cagayan
Age : 20
Height : 5’5”
Weight : 43 kg
Status : Single
Nationality : Filipino
Religion : Iglesia Ni Cristo

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

Tertiary Education : Cagayan State University Carig

Campus
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Major in Architectural Drafting
2014 – 2018 (present)
Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan

Secondary Education : Lal-lo National High School

Centro, Lal-lo, Cagayan
2010 – 2014
 Primary Education : Bagumbayan Central School
Bagumbayan, Lal-lo, Cagayan
2004 – 2010

SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS:

 Have broad knowledge and exPERience in Architectural Design

 Basic knowledge in Estimating Bill of Materials
 Exposed and interacted with wide variety of PERsonality
 Quality oriented and goal oriented
 Dedicated and hardworking individual
 Willing to render overtime
 Flexible and willing to try new things and interested in improving
efficiency on assigned tasks.
 God-fearing man.

ELIGIBILITY :

NCII Holder
July 24, 2017 – July 23, 2022

AFFILIATIONS :

Member, CAGAYANO ARTISTS GROUP (2014-2015)

Executive Secretary, ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING INSTITUTE OF UNIFIED

STUDENTS - ADIUS (2016-2017)

WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS ATTENDED :

NATURE ART CAMP 2014

Held at Callao Caves Ecotourism Zone, Penablanca, Cagayan
April 22-24, 2014

LABOR EDUCATION FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS

Held at Cagayan State University Red Eagle Gymnasium, Carig Campus
December 13, 2017
CHARACTER REFERENCES:

 Ar. Keith R. Tumaliuan

ADIUS Adviser
Tuguegarao City
09751309000

 Lucio P. Taguiam, Jr.

President, Cagayano Artists Group
Caritan Norte, Tuguegarao City
09169831029

 Mr. Benjamin U. Quiddaoen

Barangay Captain
Bagumbayan, Lal-lo, Cagayan