This document provides a summary of the student's 240-hour on-the-job training experience at ART PLUS FORM BUILDERS, INC. Over the course of a month, the student learned construction site skills like concrete pouring and material testing. The student assisted with tasks such as site inspections, rebar installation, and volume calculations. Some challenges included low self-esteem and communication difficulties at first. With the guidance of supervisor Engr. Alvin Romasanta, the student was able to gain valuable hands-on civil engineering experience and skills through completing their on-the-job training.

1. Table of Contents
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Introduction
I. Preliminaries
- Request letter
- Acceptance letter
- OJT Form
II. Company Profile
- History
- Mission/Vision
- Organizational Chart
III. Narrative Report
- Student Daily Activity Sheet
- Narrative Report
- Problems Encountered
- Learnings
- Recommendation
- Documentation
IV. Appendices
- Curriculum Vitae/Resume
- Waiver
- Daily Time Record
- Performance Rating Sheet
- Certificate of Completion

2. DEDICATION
I truly dedicate this study to God Almighty and to my family, particularly
to my parents and siblings, who have supported me in completing my 240 hours
of on-the-job training (OJT).
I promise to return all of the financial, moral, and emotional support they
have given me. And I'll use and apply the experience and talents I've acquired
in my future profession, so they won't be wasted. I pledge to keep growing and
learning in order to one day become a competent and well-respected civil
engineer.

3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The completion of the On-The-Job Training would not be possible without
the help and guidance of the people beside me. I would like to express my
gratitude and appreciation to the people who help me complete the 240 hours
of On-The-Job Training.
To Engr. Christine L. Renomeron, our adviser, for her professional
advices and shared knowledge she gave to us.
To Engr. Alvin M. Romasanta, my supervisor, for his guidance, support
and shared knowledge to me in the construction site.
To my co-student trainees, classmates and friends for their kindness and
moral support.
To my parents Mr. Edward Mislang & Mr. Pia Donna Mislang that give me
courage and financial support that help me complete the On-The-Job Training
(OJT).
To the ART PLUS FORM BUILDERS, INC. who accepts me to do my
On-The-Job training to their company.
And most of all, to our Almighty God for His guidance, grace and wisdom.
He gave to me all throughout my On-the-Job- Training (OJT).
THANK YOU SO MUCH.

4. INTRODUCTION
Civil Engineering is one of the oldest engineering disciplines, yet a broader
and challenging one. A student majoring in this discipline will be able to understand
and learn that, in order to meet the infrastructural needs of human civilization,
becoming a civil engineer will require a lot of work.
For instance, it is crucial for students who have finished their on-the-job
training (OJT) to practice civil engineering, especially in the field of construction
engineering. Because it will help them a great deal in being ready for the difficulties
of working as civil engineers in the real world. However, civil engineering students
should remember that working as a trainee is a terrific opportunity to learn and gain
experience. This includes observing the actual work being done on the
construction site and completing paperwork and building plans in the office, just
like a civil engineer. They will be able to do this to increase their industry knowledge
and expertise.
Thus, by taking part in on-the-job training for at least 240 hours, students
like us who aspire to become civil engineers would have a path to follow. While
working in the field of civil engineering, there may be a lot of pressure, but in order
to learn, we must work hard and not be afraid to learn new things. There is probably
no easier way to achieve success, but if we have the willpower, we can use our
ambitions to build a better future for ourselves.

5. I. PRELIMINARIES

13. II. COMPANY PROFILE

14. COMPANY PROFILE
OF
ART PLUS FORM
BUILDERS, INC.

15. ART PLUS FORM BUILDERS, INC.
Ortigas Avenue, Greenhills, San Juan City
COMPANY PROFILE

16. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Architect Jason Ng
Chairman
President and Chief Executive Officer
Architect Greg B. Sarmiento
Director
Executive Vice-President & Chief Operating Officer
Engineer Cesar I. Cruz
Corporate Secretary
Finance Manager
Emilie B. Sarmiento
Accounting/HR Head
Marilou B.Villareal
Administrative Officer
Rehilda B. Laurel
Purchasing Officer
Architect Rogelio L. San Diego
Senior Architect
Project Manager
Engineer Edgardo M. Feliciano
Senior Project Engineer
Quantity Surveyor
Engineer Alvin M. Romasanta
Project Engineer
Engineer King Mherlin R. Osicos
Junior Project Engineer
Architect Ressa Blaire G. Aclao
Junior Project Architect

17. III. NARRATIVE REPORT

18. STUDENT DAILY ACTIVITY SHEET

20. NARRATIVE REPORT
(June 26 - 30, 2023)
On the 26th day of June 2023, the first day of my On-the-job Training started
I go to the ART PLUS FORM BUILDERS, INC. to give my introduction and things
to accomplish during my On-The-Job Training in their company. Then I was
assigned to the ongoing project on Quezon city. Engr. Alvin Romasanta became
my supervisor during the entire On-The-Job Training.
On the 27th day of June 2023, in order to be familiarized to the things they
do in the company they brought me to different construction site that they were
handling. It takes me a day to travel to different sites as it was far from each other.
On the 29th day of June 2023, my supervisor brought me to an testing
center to witness how to test the steel materials that is going to use to their
construction. We brought 4 different sizes of steel; an 10mm, 12mm, 16mm and
20 mm steel. The steel are tested into two types of test. Tensile test was pulling
the steel upward while it was fixed in the bottom. Bend test or flexural test was
putting weight on the middle of the steel.
On the 30th day of June 2022, we do another test but this time it is for
concrete. In the test it need 3 pieces of concrete 2 without integral and 1 with
integral. It was placed in the cementometer moisture meter.

21. (July 01, 2022)
On the 1st day of July 2023, we do an concrete pouring of 2nd floor
suspended slab, beam, column, and stairs. It starts from 9 am to 6pm in the
afternoon because the are was about 1000 cubic meter.
(July 03-05, 2022)
On the 3rd day of July 2023, we just do site inspection and monitoring of
installation of retaining walls and columns.
On the 4th day of July 2023, we do volume calculation for the scheduled
concrete pouring to be able to determine how many cubic meter of concrete are
needed.
On the 5th day of July 2023, we do another material testing of concrete from
the sample of previous concrete.
(July 06- 08, 2023)
On the 6th day of July 2023, we do monitoring on progress of installing
pouring guards for scheduled concrete pouring.
On the 7th day of July 2023, we do another material testing for concrete
and site inspection afterwards.
On the 8th day of July 2023, I do another site inspection for avoiding leakage
for scheduled concrete pouring.

22. (July 10 - 13, 2023)
On the 10th day of July 2023, we do the scheduled concrete pouring for
beams, footing tie beams, columns, cistern walls, and retaining walls.
On the 11th day of July 2023, monitored if there are leakaged of concrete
after the concrete pouring in order of avoiding problems before removing of pouring
guards.
On the 12th day of July 2023, we do dismantling of forms including pouring
guards and installation of rebars for foundation.
On the 13th day of July 2023, we do some site inspection after dismantling
and to prepare for installing of forms and rebars.
(July 14 - 19, 2022)
On the 14th day of July 2023, we proceed on fabrication of rebars for
stirrups and continue to excavate the areas that will be used for construction.
On the 15th day of July 2023, we just do site inspection for the ongoing
fabrication of rebars and excavation of the area.
On the 17th day of July 2023, we proceed on installing of rebars for retaining
walls and installation of forms for cistern slab.
On the 18th day of July 2023, we go to an testing center to do material
testing (concrete), the samples are from the past concrete pouring.
On the 19th day of July 2023, we continue installing of rebars for retaining
wall and installation of forms for cistern slab.

23. (July 20- 22, 2022)
On the 20th day of July 2023, we attend on technical meeting
agenda n0. 3 for the concerns and discussions related to the
ongoing project.
On the 21st and 22nd day of July 2023, continued on installation of steel
matting for rebokada of retaining wall and excavation of elevator pit.
(July 24-27, 2022)
On the 24th day of July 2023, we do another material testing for concrete.
The sample was 4 without integral and 2 with integral.
On the 25th day of July 2023, observed the installation of rebars for
foundation and cistern walls.
On the 26th day of July 2023, we do concrete pouring of retaining walls,
cistern walls, and foundation with the total of 21 cubic meters.
On the 27th day of July 2023, do another site inspection for clarification
and observed the construction.

24. PROBLEM ENCOUNTERED
It was natural to encounter problems on site because it was something
that will makes our experience more nurturing and worth it. The author has low
self esteem and have a problem on communicating well with others, it was really
hard in the start because the things in the site was new and was hard to
understand. Having those kind of problem is what learning makes hard.
During the on the job training, there are things that we don’t know so we
should ask the engineers for those things. We should be able to listen and learn
to be able to make those things we learn ours. The author did not encounter
major problems because Engr. Alvin Romasanta guidance was accurate and
easy to cope with.
Those problems we encountered was part of our life it is on us if we would
run from it or face it to be able to continue on life.

25. LEARNINGS
The author learns so many things about the profession civil engineering.
From small things to major learning are things that can use to civil engineering.
The author was able to learn on site experiences that are important in the
construction. Material testing on concrete and steel undergo on different test. On
testing steel the author learns two different types of testing these are tensile test
and bend test or flexural test. Tensile test was pulling the steel upwards while the
bottom was on hold into its position. Bend test or flexural test is putting load in
the middle of the test and thus observe its form after bending it. Concrete testing
was different because it will be compressed on observe its crack if it was passed
or failed the test.
The process of construction written in the book are not accurate when it
comes to actual construction but there are things on the actual construction that
are not written on the book. Learning those things will widen you mind about civil
engineering from the plan of the construction, its structural and its architectural.
Plans sometimes are not being done on time because there are things to
consider like weather, your neighbors and laws and restrictions to construction
sites.
Having courage and pursuing your dream was not easy you might want to
give up sometimes but it was not a choice. Learning through experiences,
failures and being able to cope up was the best. The author was so happy to be
able to learn and experience so many things about engineering and those things
are something others would not be able to steal.

26. CONCLUSION
The author’s 240 hours of On The Job training is now concluded. So many
learnings, experiences and skills. This would not be a success without the help of
his supervisor Engr. Alvin Romasanta, to her adviser Engr. Christine Renomeron
and to God Almighty who gave him good health, peace of mind, strength and
courage to complete the 240 hours of On-The-Job Training.
The On-The-Job Training was trully necessary for civil engineering student,
because you can learn through experiences through the field and having
communication to the ones building it. Experiencing these things will boost your
confidence and be able to adopt the process and ideas of being an civil engineer.

27. RECOMMENDATION
The On-The-Job Training with a total of 240 hours was completely
honorable to be experience. Learning things through experience was the best way
to gain knowledge and skills that will help you in your career. Having the
opportunity to be encounter things you don’t know and encountering problems that
are inevitable but during the on-the-job training you will be provided the solutions
you seek and experience you need. He recommend to enroll the On-The-Job
Training for your own benefit and to discover more in the field of civil engineering.

28. DOCUMENTATION
ORIENTATION
JUNE 26, 2023
SITE VISIT
JUNE 27, 2023
MATERIAL TESTING FOR STEEL
(TENSILE AND BEND TEST)
JUNE 29,2023

29. MATERIAL TESTING (CONCRETE)
JUNE 30, 2023
CONCRETE POURING
AND SLUMP TEST
JUNE 30, 2023
SITE INSPECTION
JULY 3, 2023
VOLUME COMPUTATION
JULY 4, 2023

30. MATERIAL TESTING
JULY 5, 2023
SITE INSPECTION
JULY 6,2023
MATERIAL TESTING
JULY 7, 2023

31. SITE INSPECTION
JULY 11, 2023
SITE INSPECTION
JULY 08, 2023
CONCRETE POURING OF BEAM, FTB,
COLUMN, RETAINING WALL, AND CISTERN
WALL
JULY 10, 2023

32. DISMANTLING OF FORMS AND INSTALLATION
OF REBARS FOR FOUNDATION
JULY 12, 2023
SITE INSPECTION
JULY 13, 2023
FABRICATION OF REBARS FOR
STIRRUPS AND EXCAVATION
JULY 14, 2023

33. SITE INSPECTION
JULY 15, 2023
INSTALLATION OF REBARS FOR RETAINING WALLS AND
INSTALLATION OF FORMS FOR CISTERN SLAB.
JULY 17, 2023

34. MATERIAL TESTING
JULY 18, 2023
INSTALLATION OF FORMS
AND REBARS
JULY 19, 2023

35. TECHNICAL MEETING
AGENDA NO.3
JULY 20,2023
INSTALLATION OF FORMS AND
STEELMATTING FOR REBOKADA
JULY 22, 2023
EXCAVATION OF ELEVATOR PIT AND
INSTALLATION AND INSTALLATION OF STEEL
MATTIN HFOR REBOAKADA AND RETAINING WALL
JULY 21, 2023

36. MATERIAL TESTING
JULY 24, 2023
INSTALLATION OF REBARS FOR
FOUNDATION AND CISTERN WALL
JULY 25, 2023
CONCRETE POURING
JULY 26, 2023

37. SITE INSPECTION
JULY 27, 2023

38. IV.Appendices

39. RESUME
JOHN ZEDRICK A. MISLANG
3201 Brgy. Real, San Luis, Aurora
mislangjohnzedrick@gmail.com
09380922760
OBJECTIVES
• To gain more knowledge, skills, and insights in the field of engineering.
• To become an aspiring engineer.
• To become a successful engineer.
• To be able to adopt in different ways of engineering through experiences
in the field.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name : John Zedrick A. Mislang
Age : 21
Gender : Male
Address : Brgy. Real, San Luis, Aurora
Date of Birth : July 10, 2002
Place of Birth : Brgy. Real, San Luis, Aurora
Civil Status : Single
Height : 5’3
Weight : 50 kg
Citizenship : Filipino
Language known : Tagalog and English
Father’s Name : Edward F. Mislang
Mother’s Name : Pia Donna A. Mislang
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
EDUCATION SCHOOL YEAR
GRADUATED
Tertiary Aurora State College of
Technology
(BS Civil Engineering)
Secondary Mount Carmel College Baler
(General Academic Strand)
2020
Primary Real Elementary School 2014

42. DAILY TIME RECORD

43. TOTAL HOURS SPENT ON
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING
JUNE 2023
TOTAL OF 4 DAYS
34 HOURS
JULY 2023
TOTAL OF 23 DAYS
207 HOURS
TOTAL HOURS : 241 HOURS

44. PERFORMANCE RATING SHEET