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PRE- OJT REQUIREMENTS

STUDENT INTERNSHIP AGREEMENT

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PERSONAL DATA SHEET

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RESUME

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COMMUNITY TAX CERTIFICATE

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BARANGAY CLEARANCE

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POLICE CLEARANCE

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CERTIFICATE OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER

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BOSH TRAINING CERTIFICATE

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ON-THE- JOB AGREEMENT AND LIABILITY WAIVER

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MEDICAL CERTIFICATE

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INSURANCE

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ENDORSEMENT LETTER

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II. NARRATIVE REPORT

A. INTRODUCTION

Industrial Training is a program requirement providing an

opportunity to not only apply the theories, principles, and ideas learned in
the academe but also to enhance the technical knowledge, skills, and
attitudes of students towards work necessary for satisfactory job
performance. Industrial Training provides the drive for the students to
understand and appreciate real- life working experiences. Students may
recognize their career path and future employment goals from experiences
gained during industrial training. The On-the-Job-Training/ Industrial
Training provides students the opportunity to meet and network with
people in the industry, the opportunity to identify talents and potential
skilled workers.

The course outcomes are:

1. Apply their engineering knowledge to real industry experience.

2. Be analytical and critical in thinking and exercise sound judgment
in problem solving.
3. Be aware of safety procedures and protocols at work.
4. Collaborate and foster professional working relationships with
supervisors and colleagues.
5. Absorb organizational skills and job skills.
6. Be able to work under direction and supervision.
7. Improve their communication skills.

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B. COMPANY PROFILE

AUTOLAB CAR CARE CENTER

Sevilla, City of San Fernando, La Union

VISION

To become a one-stop shop for vehicle owners and to become the best auto expert
in repairs and maintenance of various types of vehicles in the region.

MISSION

Geared towards providing excellent and cutting edge auto services.

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Auto Lab Car Care Center is by now at the forefront in carrying out
advanced technology to ensure reliability of their services which include:
• The first to offer Hunter Hawkeye Wheel Aligner in La Union.
• Uses high-end equipment, for better and accurate reading or diagnostic and to
meet or exceed our clients’ expectations.
• Tune up, oil and filter change, battery replacement, starter and alternators, tire
repair and replacement, transmission, belts and hoses, brakes, chassis and
suspension and preventive maintenance services.
• Guarantee clients warranty on auto parts.
• Created a standard service procedure of updating or reminding clients of the
scheduled vehicle maintenance in its center.

COMPANY/INSTITUTION/ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY

On January 2, 1978 Aljeann Auto Supply Motor & Works was founded by
Roosevelt M. Segundo as a retailer of auto parts. Now, it has become one of the
largest auto supplies in Region 1 which no one ever imagined making this far. In
2006, Alvin C. Segundo took over the reins of Aljeann Auto Supply & Motor
Works. After more than 30 years of genuine service in auto supply, the company
is poised to expand the business through the founding and launching of Auto Lab
Car Care Center on May 26, 2010. Through this expansion, they have continued
to deliver their best services in the automobile industry.
C. CLASSROOM LEARNINGS/ THEORIES USED DURING OJT

During my month-long internship at Auto Lab Car Care Center in Sevilla,

City of San Fernando, La Union, I fully immersed myself in applying the
automotive theories I learned during university lectures. This advanced auto shop
is highly respected for its expertise in repairing and maintaining vehicles, and it
provided me with invaluable insights into a wide range of mechanical systems and
essential equipment operation.

Throughout my experience, I learned the importance of maintaining a

positive attitude and building effective relationships in the workplace. Guided by
experienced mentors with over a decade of automotive experience each, I
acquired crucial skills. From mastering the use of impact wrenches for removing

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nuts and bolts to understanding the different tool sizes needed for tasks like using
sockets and combination tools, each day brought new challenges and learning
opportunities.

My practical tasks varied from basic maintenance like cleaning brake pads
and changing engine oil, which were foundational practices, to more complex
projects such as transmission removal. The latter required a team effort due to the
weight and complexity of the transmission systems involved. I also developed
skill in wheel bearing repacking, a vital lubrication procedure that ensures optimal
performance of vehicle axles and wheels. Understanding the role of shock
absorbers in providing a smooth ride showed the importance of their regular
inspection and replacement. Additionally, I improved my skills in wheel
balancing and alignment using advanced tools like the Hunter Hawkeye Wheel
Aligner, essential for improving vehicle safety and efficiency. Beyond technical
skills, I delved into the differences between types of engine oil and their
specifications, crucial for enhancing engine performance and longevity. This
knowledge helped me to make decisions when selecting oil based on factors such
as engine type, climate conditions, and operational requirements, thus
contributing to overall vehicle reliability and efficiency.

As the first woman to intern at Auto Lab Car Care Center, I deeply
appreciated the inclusive and supportive environment that shattered gender
stereotypes in the mechanical engineering field. This experience not only
strengthened my passion for automotive mechanics but also underscored the
importance of diversity and inclusion in every aspect of industry.

My internship at Auto Lab Car Care Center was a transformative journey

that not only deepened my understanding of automotive mechanics but also
highlighted the significance of applying theoretical knowledge in practical
settings. It provided me with a solid foundation to build my career and reinforced
the values of professionalism, collaboration, and lifelong learning.

D. ISSUES AND CONCERNS ABOUT THE COMPANY

The workplace faces significant challenges concerning incomplete

personal protective equipment (PPE) and occasional lapses in safety practices
among employees. Instances have been noted where employees are not wearing
all required PPE items, such as gloves, goggles, helmets, or respiratory protection,
leaving them vulnerable to potential hazards and accidents.

E. RECOMMENDATIONS TO IMPROVE THE COMPANY

Improve training and awareness. This means creating clear and engaging
training sessions that explain why wearing protective gear and following safety
rules are so important. Hands-on demonstrations and regular refreshers can make
sure everyone knows how to use equipment correctly and keeps safety in mind.
Also, enforce safety rules consistently. This includes clearly stating the
consequences for not following safety procedures and keeping an eye on high-risk
areas to correct any unsafe behaviors right away. By focusing on these
areas—training, availability of equipment, and strict enforcement of safety

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rules—they can create a safer workplace where everyone feels protected and
knows how to stay safe on the job.

F. SUMMARY OF THE OJT EXPERIENCE ACCOMPLISHED DURING

OJT
My On-the-Job Training (OJT) began on June 17, 2024, starting exactly at
9 am. The supervisor, Mr. Rex Bernardo Jr., oriented us about the company’s rules
and regulations, such as wearing work shoes, pants, and a comfortable shirt. He
then introduced us to the auto mechanics and assigned each of the four of us to a
mentor. The first day was the hardest as there were many vehicles lined up for
repair.
The first task I performed was using an impact wrench, a tool used to
remove nuts and bolts from a wheel. Afterwards, I was taught how to remove
brake calipers and brake pads and how to clean them using abrasive paper. I also
learned to use a torque wrench to ensure the nuts and bolts were properly
tightened. In the afternoon, we repacked bearings, one of the hardest tasks
because of the grease and various types of bearings we had to handle. The next
day, we learned how to use lead in a wheel, the purpose of engine oil and how to
change it, and how to use a wheel alignment machine. From June 19 to June 22,
we performed tasks such as changing rack and pinion, wheel balancing,
calibration, tire changes using a machine, brake pad replacement, wheel
alignment, transmission system removal, and gear oil checking.
During week 2, from June 24 to June 29, we tackled new tasks like pulling
down rack and pinion assemblies, fixing overheating caused by hose leakage, and
changing steering fluid, brake fluid, and coolant. We became accustomed to
simpler tasks, which our mentors allowed us to perform under supervision. In
week 3, from July 1 to July 6, we repeated the tasks from the first two weeks,
making this week a bit easier. We also became closer to other auto mechanics
besides our mentors and participated in test drives to ensure the vehicles were
properly fixed.
Week 4, from July 8 to July 13, was one of the most stressful weeks. We
were assigned to fix a van with a leakage problem originating from the oil pump.
We had to remove numerous parts, including the engine support, to replace the oil
pump, and we spent three days on this vehicle. In week 5, we mainly performed
simple, repetitive tasks such as changing brake pads and brake shoes, cleaning
them, and changing engine oil. During my last three days, from July 22 to July 24,
we worked on tasks like pulling down the transmission, changing the clutch disc,
and replacing the CV boot. Overall, the experience and knowledge I gained
during this training were significant and will undoubtedly be valuable in my
future career.

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III. JOURNAL
Name: Marie Joe B. Laranang
Address: Casilagan, Santo Tomas, La Union
School: Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University- Mid La Union Campus
Course: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Total of Training Hours/ Days: 240 hours/ 30 days
Company: Auto Lab Car Care Center

DATE TIM TASKS LEARNIN PERSON STATUS

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ED INVOLVE
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06-17-24 8 - Removal of - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Monday am- nuts and use torque Supervisor ED
5 pm bolts wrench and Customer
- Repacking impact
of bearings wrench
using grease - How to
- Cleaning of remove
brake pads brake pads
and rotor and brake
disks caliper
06-18-24 8 - Wheel - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Tuesday am- balancing use lead in Supervisor ED
5 pm - Changing wheels Customer
engine oil - Purpose of
- Wheel engine oil
Alignment - How to
use wheel
alignment
machine
06-19-24 8 -Rack and - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Wednesd am- pinion remove rack Supervisor ED
ay 5 pm changing and pinion Customer
- Wheel - How to
balancing use wheel
- Calibration balancing
- Changing machine
of tires using - How to
a machine calibrate
- Wheel - How to
alignment remove tires
- How to
adjust caster

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06-20-24 8 -Change oil - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Thursday am- - Car change Supervisor ED
5 pm diagnosis engine oil Customer
- Brake pads - How to
replacement determine if
- Wheel brake pads
alignment should be
replaced
06-21-24 8 -Transmissio - The Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Friday am- n system purpose of Supervisor ED
5 pm removal transmissio Customer
- Gear oil n system
checking - The
- Changing difference
of engine oil between
- Brake pads gear and
and rotor engine oil
disks
cleaning
06-22-24 8 -Wheel - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Saturday am- balancing determine Supervisor ED
5 pm - Calibration different Customer
- Wheel kinds of
alignment brake pads
- Brake pads in different
replacement car models

06-24-24 8 - Pulling - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH

Monday am- down rack remove rack Supervisor ED
12 and pinion and pinion Customer
pm assembly - How to
- Cleaning clean brake
brake pads pads and
and rotor brake
disks caliper
06-25-24 8 - Fixing - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Tuesday am- overheat- put coolant Supervisor ED
5 pm hose leakage - How to Customer
- Changing change
of engine oil engine oil
- Wheel - How to
Alignment use wheel
alignment
machine
06-26-24 8 - Wheel - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Wednesda am- balancing use wheel Supervisor ED
y 5 pm - Calibration balancing Customer
- Changing machine
of tires using - How to
a machine calibrate

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 - Wheel - How to
alignment remove tires
- How to
adjust caster
06-27-24 8 - Changing - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Thursday am- engine oil put engine Supervisor ED
5 pm - Brake pads oil Customer
replacement - How to
- Wheel determine if
alignment brake pads
should be
replaced
06-28-24 8 - Gear oil Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Friday am- checking - What is Supervisor ED
5 pm - Changing the Customer
of engine oil difference
- Brake pads between
and rotor gear and
disks engine oil
cleaning - How to
remove
brake pads
and brake
caliper
06-29-24 8 - Changing - How to Mentor ACCOMPLISH
Saturday am- of steering determine Supervisor ED
5 pm fluid, brake different Customer
fluid, and kinds of
coolant fluids in
- Changing different car
truck’s models
engine oil - How to
drain engine
oil in a
truck’s
system

07-01-24 8 am- - Changing - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Monday 5 pm of engine oil change Supervisor HED
- Cleaning engine oil Customer
brake pads - How to
and rotor clean brake
disks pads and
brake
caliper
07-03-24 8 am- - Wheel - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Wednesd 5 pm balancing use wheel Supervisor HED
ay - Changing balancing Customer
of engine oil machine
- Cleaning - How to
brake pads clean brake

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 and rotor pads and
disks brake
caliper

07-04-24 8 am- - Cleaning - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Thursday 5 pm brake pads clean brake Supervisor HED
and rotor pads and Customer
disks brake
- Pressurized caliper
steering hose - How to
removal remove
pressurized
steering
hose

07-05-24 8 am- - Shock - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Friday 5 pm absorber remove Supervisor HED
removal shock Customer
- Rack end absorber
replacement - How to
- Changing replace and
of engine oil remove rack
end
- How to
change
engine oil
07-06-24 8 am- - Clock - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Saturday 5 pm spring replace Supervisor HED
replacement clock spring Customer
- Wheel replacement
balancing - How to
- Shock replace
absorber shock
replacement absorber

07-08-24 8 - Pulling - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Monday am- down change Supervisor HED
12 transmission clutch disc Customer
pm and changing
of clutch disc
07-09-24 8 - Changing - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Tuesday am- of engine oil change Supervisor HED
5 pm - Cleaning engine oil Customer
brake pads - How to
and rotor clean brake
disks pads and
- Wheel brake
balancing caliper

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 - How to
balance
wheel
07-10-24 8 - Wheel - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Wednesd am- alignment use wheel Supervisor HED
ay 5 pm aligning Customer
machine
- How to
use the jack
underneath
the lifter

07-11-24 8 - Cleaning - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Thursday am- brake pads clean brake Supervisor HED
5 pm and rotor pads and Customer
disks brake
- Repacking caliper
of bearings - How to
repack
bearings and
how to put
grease for
lubrication

07-12-24 8 - Engine - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Friday am- support remove and Supervisor HED
5 pm replacement replace Customer
engine
support
07-13-24 8 - Oil pump - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Saturday am- replacement determine Supervisor HED
5 pm where the Customer
oil pump is
and how to
determine
where the
leakage is
coming
from based
on how the
vehicle runs

07-15-24 8 - Cleaning - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Monday am- brake pads change Supervisor HED
5 pm and rotor engine oil Customer
disks - How to
- Changing of clean brake
engine oil pads and
- Wheel brake
alignment caliper

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07-17-24 8 - Changing of - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Wednesda am- engine oil change Supervisor HED
y 5 pm - Cleaning engine oil Customer
brake pads - How to
and rotor clean brake
disks pads and
brake
caliper

07-18-24 8 - Cleaning - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Thursday am- brake pads clean brake Supervisor HED
5 pm and rotor pads and Customer
disks brake
- Changing of caliper
engine oil - How to
- Wheel change
balancing engine oil
- How to
balance
wheel

07-19-24 8 - Cleaning - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Friday am- brake pads clean brake Supervisor HED
5 pm and rotor pads and Customer
disks brake
- Changing of caliper
engine oil - How to
change
engine oil

07-20-24 8 - Changing of - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Saturday am- brake fluid change Supervisor HED
5 pm - Cleaning brake fluid Customer
brake pads - How ro
and rotor clean brakes
disks - How to
- Calibration calibrate
-Wheel - How to
alignment align wheels

07-22-24 8 - Cleaning - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS

Monday am- brake pads change Superviso HED
5 pm and rotor engine oil r
disks - How to Customer
- Changing of clean brake
engine oil pads and
brake
caliper

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07-23-24 8 - Pulling - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Tuesday am- down change Superviso HED
5 pm
transmission clutch disc r
and changing Customer
of clutch disc
07-24-24 8 - CV boot - How to Mentor ACCOMPLIS
Wednesda am- replacement replace cv Superviso HED
y 5 pm - Wheel boot r
alignment - How align Customer
wheels

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IV. STUDENT INTERN FEEDBACK FORM

Name of Student
Course and Year Level
Name of Host Training
Establishment
Date of Internship
Student Interns: Check the box that corresponds to your answer.
S A N D SD
1. My Training is aligned with my field
of specialization.
2. My training is challenging.
3. I had the opportunity to learn.
4. I am aware of the policies of the host
training establishment.
5. I have a positive working
relationship with my immediate
supervisor and the other employees of
the host training establishment.
6. I have a positive working
relationship with the other student
interns.
7. I am aware of the risks and hazards
of my working environment.
8. The host training establishment is
committed to ensuring the health and
safety of the student interns.
Problems met during the internship program:

Other Concerns:

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NAME OF STUDENT INTERN

S – STRONGLY AGREE A – AGREE N – NEITHER AGREE OR

DISAGREE D – DISAGREE SD – STRONGLY DISAGREE

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V. MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

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VI. DAILY TIME RECORD

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VII. EVALUATION FORM

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VIII. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

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IX. PICTURES

WEEK 1
REMOVAL OF NUTS AND BOLTS AND REPACKING OF BEARINGS

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 WHEEL BALANCING

CHANGING OF ENGINE OIL

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PULLING DOWN TRANSMISSION

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 WEEK 2
CHANGING OF ENGINE OIL AND CHANGING OF TIRES

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 WEEK 3
BRAKE PADS AND BRAKE SHOES CLEANING

SHOCK ABSORBER REPLACEMENT

AND ENGINE OIL CHANGING

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 BRAKE SHOES REPLACEMENT

WHEEL BALANCING AND CALIBRATION

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 WEEK 4
CHANGING OF ENGINE OIL, CHANGING OF TIRES, WHEEL
ALIGNMENT AND CHECKING OF TIRE PRESSURE

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REPACKING OF BEARINGS AND BRAKE CLEANING

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 WHEEL ALIGNMENT

PULLING DOWN THE TRANSMISSION

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OIL PUMP REPLACEMENT

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 WEEK 5
BRAKE CLEANING

PULLING DOWN THE TRANSMISSION

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 BRAKE CLEANING

CHANGING OF ENGINE OIL

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 BRAKE CLEANING

TIRE PRESSURE CHECKING

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 WEEK 6
BRAKE CLEANING AND PULLING DOWN THE TRANSMISSION

CHANGING OF BRAKE FLUID

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