Newsgear Issue No 3

Fellow Mechanical Engineers, thank you for being a

major part in the “Revival of PSME – Manila

(Host) Chapter”, in the past year. It has been a

long, hard, uphill climb. The results of which are very ful-

filling and inspiring.

Now that we are into another year, let us continue mov-

ing on, move on towards “Chapter Excellence”. Let us

be aware and participate in all the on-goings in our Chap-

ter. Communicate, let your ideas be heard. Together, we

can resolve any concerns. Together, we can further im-

prove all the positive things that we made happen.

I am calling on all of you, our future leaders.

Mabuhay ang PSME!!!

PSME MHC NEwS

one More PME for PSME MHCMabel Berdin

November 13, 2009 marks the day

when PSME MHC’s very own direc-

tor Engineer Malcolm Mesina took

oath as a Professional Mechanical Engineer.

Passing the Professional Mechanical Engineer

Board Exam requires dedication and focus es-

pecially for professionals. The exam is testi-

monial in nature. It covers two oral exams.

The first exam is a panel interview by the

Board of Mechanical Engineering on any Me-

chanical Engineering related topics which is

very broad including Refrigeration, Air-condi-

tioning, Boilers, Machine Design, Power, and Industrial Plant Engineering. After passing the

first exam, the applicant must submit a complete plant design selected by the Board of Me-

chanical Engineering within a period of 2 months. Afterwhich he must defend it to the Board.

Engineer Mesina proved his competency and dedication to his work when he passed as a

Professional Mechanical Engineer. Although it required a lot of time and effort, it not only

benefited his company Unilever, but also contributed to his personal and professional

development.

NEWSGEAR EDiToRiAL STAff

Editorial Consultant: Pablito Ocampo

Editor-in-Chief: Malcolm Mesina

Editorial Staff: Chise R. Marqueses

Contributors to this Issue: Mabel Berdin, Brilliant Chua,Ronald John Lucas, Rey Dakanay,Jalila Macion, Malcolm Mesina,Pablito Ocampo, Sonny Lopez

ENGR. PABLITO C. OCAMPO, PME

President’s Message

Engineer Malcolm Mesina (center) with wife Kathy

and proud dad Benito during the new Professional

Mechanical Engineers oath taking.

NEWSLETTER DATE:

March 29, 2010

Table of contents

PSME MHC News:

One More PME for PSME MHC .........1

PSME Professional Development

Course.................................................2

PSME Manila (Host) Chapter 33rd

Anniversary Celebration and General

Membership assembly.......................3

Unilever Philippines Donates

Equipment to St. John Technological

School ................................................5

PSME MHC Bingo Bonanza ...............5

PSME MHC Directors Gear Up

for 2010 ..............................................6

Acquisition of PCA Share ...................7

PSME National News:

National Christmas Party....................8

Technical Feature:

Tire Safety.........................................10

Job Opportunities .........................12

The Professional

Development

Course aims to

better prepare

the aspiring

participants for

the Professional

Mechanical

Engineering

Licensure Exams.

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PSME Professional Development CourseBrilliant Chua

Last February, PSME Manila Host

Chapter held a three day seminar

entitled the Professional Develop-

ment Course at the Philippine Columbian

Association in Paco, Manila.

The Professional Development Course

aims to better prepare the aspiring partic-

ipants for the Professional Mechanical En-

gineering Licensure Examination. By first,

informing the participants of the qualifi-

cations and requirements in taking the ex-

amination. And second, prepare them for

the interview examination and thesis pres-

entation.

Even though the engineers in the pro-

gram are preparing for the professional

mechanical engineering licensure exami-

nation, most of us have worked on their

own fields and need help to refresh on

other areas in mechanical engineering. Being one of the 19 participants in the seminar, I

found the program very helpful in preparing us for the interview as well as the thesis report.

The seminar was divided into three Saturdays, February 13, 20 & 27. It covered topics such

as Elevators, Boilers, HVAC, Engineering Economics, the RA Code 8495 just to list a few.

The lectures were discussed by engineers who are expert in their respective fields. We were

taught in detail on how to present the thesis. And on the last day, the participants were given

the chance to interact with National President Renato Florencio and PRC Chairman Engr.

Alfredo Po with a Question and Answer Portion.

All in all, I could say that the program was successful. And hopefully, more programs will

follow. There’s a big demand for Professional Mechanical Engineers in the industry today.

And programs like the Professional Development Course will promote the Mechanical En-

gineering Profession. As the motto of the program states: “It may not be easy. But it is not

that hard!” Good luck to everyone taking the challenge.

From Top:

SIGN UP.

Participants pose for a

picture as signup begins.

LECTURE.

Engr. Mencias takes the

floor to start the Profes-

sional Development

Course on February 13,

2010.

ALL EARS.

The seminar participants

listen intently as the

llecture started.

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The goal of the

activity is to

gather as many

members as we

can and use the

Event as our way

of encouraging

them to be more

active in the

organization. We

are proud to say

that the event

was organized

and implemented

effectively at

minimal costs.

PSME Manila (Host) Chapter 33rd Anniversary

Celebration and General Membership Assembly Ronald John D. Lucas – Chairman of Anniversary Celebration and General Membership Assembly

In line with PSME Manila (Host) Chapter’s goal for this year – ‘Revive Manila (Host)

Chapter’, we were able to celebrate the Anniversary by honoring the Former Presidents

and Officers who have contributed thru the years in establishing the Organization last

August 15, 2009 at the Philippine Columbian Association. The Plans and Objective of the

Organization were also presented to the members who graced the event. The Event is also

mainly focused on reviving the camaraderie among the members and officers of the organi-

zation. And for the PSME Student Units, we help these future leaders prepare by involving

them as early as now in such an activity.

The goal of the activity is to gather as many members as we can and use the Event as our

way of encouraging them to be more active in the organization. We are proud to say that the

event was organized and implemented effectively at minimal costs.

The current officers were involved by delegating different tasks such as:

Membership Committee – for communicating with the members about the Event via

Members and guests are captivated by President Pabling’s 2009 Accomplishment Report

57th Analcon Chairman Buddy

Virata enjoining everyone to

attend the Analcon.

The venue is jam packed with some 200 members and guests.

email, phone calls, SMS, and

other means of communica-

tion.

Officers – for other tasks

such as distribution of invita-

tions to other PSME Units,

program brainstorming,

physical arrangement, solici-

tation of sponsors in order to

minimize cost, etc.

The Student Units were

involved in the registration

and their officers were in-

ducted also during the pro-

gram. During the program, we

recognized the dignitaries

present, officers from the dif-

ferent PSME units, former

PSME Manila (Host) Chapter

Presidents and Officers, stu-

dent units, and most espe-

cially the members present.

Our Guest Speaker, Hon.

Alfredo Y. Po, mentioned the

importance of Republic Act

8495, especially in the opera-

tion of mechanical systems in

establishments and even in

teaching major mechanical

engineering subjects, in which

Professional Mechanical En-

gineers are only qualified to

perform such duties.

Our President, Pabling

Ocampo, also presented the

Vision and Mission of the Or-

ganization and different activ-

ities that were undertaken

and on the pipeline, giving

focus on ‘Reviving PSME

Manila (Host) Chapter’.

A free dinner was served,

followed by fellowship with

dancing and raffle of prizes to

spice up the event.

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All smiles after a successful celebration!

RAFFLING OFF THE MAjOR PRIzES.From left to right: Pabling

Ocampo, National President Rene Florencio, Ed zulaybar and Manny

Paulino

President Pabling Ocampo presents Plaque of Appreciation to Unilever

Philippines for it’s invaluable support of PSME MHC’s activities and for

contributing to the development of mechanical engineering students

through donation of equipment and career talks. The plaque is received

by Mickey Mayo, Unilever Philippines’ Manufacturing Director.

our President,

Pabling ocampo,

also presented

the Vision and

Mission of the

organization and

different

activities that

were undertaken

and on the

pipeline, giving

focus on

‘Reviving PSME

Manila (Host)

Chapter’.

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Unilever Philippines Donates Equipment to

St. John Technological School

Rey Dakanay

Unilever Philippines

donated some un-

used facilities such as

motors, pumps, compressors,

valves, bearings and pipe fit-

tings to St. John Technological

School recently. The donation

coincided with the PSME-

MHC anniversary celebration

attended by PSME-MHC for-

mer presidents, members, stu-

dent chapters and our BME Chairman Alfredo Y. Po.

According to Mickey Mayo, Unilever Technical Director, “By donating unused equipment

to deserving schools, it will become useful medium of instructions for the students.” The do-

nation was the third time for Unilever where Rizal Technological University and Technolog-

ical University of the Philippines being the first and second recipient.

PSME MHC BiNGo BoNANZARonald John Lucas and Jalila Macion

In line with the chapter’s fund raising

activities, the PSME MHC Bingo

Bonanza was organized by Engr.

Rodesendo V. Moreno Jr. and Engr.

Eugene A. Ambrocio, Jr. was held last

December 5, 2009 at the Philippine

Columbian Association. Participants

graced and enjoyed the event as support

to the Chapter’s Project. Gracing the

event were PSME National President

(left to right) BISIG president, Frox Espere (center, seated), are joined

by ULP colleagues Hilton Benlota, Rey Dakanay and Noni Andrade

By donating

unused

equipment to

deserving

schools, it will

become useful

medium of

instructions for

the students.

All are excited to start the Bingo… except maybe for

one…

President Pabling going around and making sure that all

the participants are having fun. ALL SMILES A lucky winner claims his prize.

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Engr. Renato A. Florencio and officers and members from other Chapters.

We would like to thank the sponsors for their donations which includes - RMB Engineer-

ing Technology, OCM Steel Corp., Imex Mabuhay 2000.

Pledges: Rodesendo V. Moreno, Jr. & Eugene A. Ambrocio, Jr. - 15,000

Lawin Technologies Incorporated - 12,500

Bonifacio L. Manzanero - 10,500

Lito dela Pena - 3,500

Malcolm Mesina - 3,000

Rey Dakanay - 3,000

Ed Zulaybar - 3,000

Pete Baliza - 2,000

Bernardo M.Terrobias - 2,000

Bingo Card sales - 5,750.00

The fund raised will definitely help the Chapter’s upcoming projects and activities that

will benefit the PSME and also the community.

PSME MHC Directors Gear Up for 2010Malcolm Mesina

The 2010 Directors of

the Philippine Society

of Mechanical Engi-

neers Manila Host Chapter

(PSME MHC) led by 2 term

president, Pabling Ocampo,

held their team building and

planning session at Subic Bay

Freeport last January 9-10,

2010.

It was a record attendance

with 12 directors and past

president, Bobbit Mamawal,

present. They arrived in the afternoon of January 9. President Pabling Ocampo and the Board worked

to align PSME MHC to PSME National’s direction of going for chapter excellence. Each of the com-

President Pabling (2nd Right) together with our

PSME National President, PSME MHC Former

Presidents, and PSME Student Unit OfficersPSME Student units also supported the Bingo Project

One Team. One Big Fight! From left to right: Sonny Lopez, Ed zulaybar,

Eugene Ambrocio, Boying Moreno, jimmy dela Cruz, Pete Baliza, Ronald

Lucas, Pabling Ocampo, Malcolm Mesina

The fund raised

will definitely

help the

Chapter’s

upcoming

projects and

activities that

will benefit the

PSME and also

the community.

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mittee chairs presented their plans for 2010. They brainstormed and worked until 4 am! The result

is a jam packed 2010 Activity Calendar.

The team took some time to unwind at the Pier One Bar and Restaurant. The next day, some of

the Board members had some golf lessons from fellow Director Ben Gubat.

The session concluded with the Board fully committed to the successful implementation

of 2010 activities. PSME MHC is now geared up for 2010!

Acquisition of PCA sharePablito Ocampo

GOOD NEWS TO ALL MEMBERS!

PSME - Manila (Host) Chapter would like to inform all members that we have acquired

an Institutional Share of the Philippine Columbian Country Club located at Paco,

Manila along Quirino Avenue near Plaza Dilao. Our Chapter as a shareholder enjoys

the privilege of having its members use all its facilities and function rooms. Following are

brief details:

CLUB FACILITIES:

A. ATHLETICS AND RECREATION

1. Indoor and Outdoor Tennis Courts

2. Bowling and Billiards

3. Badminton

4. Table Tennis

5. Swimming Pool

6. Gym

7. Basketball

8. Men’s/Ladies Locker Rooms (Aircon and Non-aircon)

9. Sauna and Massage

From left to right: Ilde Bigsat, jimmy dela Cruz, Boying Moreno, Manny Paulino, Bobby Manzanero, Eugene

Ambrocio, Pabling Ocampo, Ronald Lucas, Ben Gubat, Ed zulaybar, Malcolm Mesina and Pete Baliza

President

Pabling ocampo

and the Board

worked to align

PSME MHC to

PSME National’s

direction of going

for chapter

excellence. Each

of the committee

chairs presented

their plans for

2010. They

brainstormed

and worked until

4 am! The result

is a jam packed

2010 Activity

Calendar.

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B. FOOD AND BEVERAGE

1. Ponciano Marquez Hall

2. Lanai Coffee Shop

3. Japanese Restaurant

4. Bar

5. Indoor Tennis Kiosk

6. Function Rooms (Quezon Hall, P.C. Reyes Room, MX Burgos Room, Function

Rooms 1,2,3 and 4, Game Room, Committee Room)

C. OTHER FACILITIES

1. Library

2. Beauty Parlor/Barbershop (Concessionaire)

(excerpts from PCA brochure)

For further details, please get in touch with our Secretariat (Ms. Jaja - 4937090) or our

President Engr. Pabling Ocampo,PME at 0917-5302710.

PSME NATIoNAL NEwS

National Christmas Party

Sonny Lopez

The Philippine Society Of Mechanical Engineers (PSME), the only integrated profes-

sional organization of mechanical engineers accredited by the Professional Regulations

Commission with Certificate no. 1-APO-005, recently celebrated their 2009 Christmas

party at the Rizal Ball Room of the Shangrila Manila Hotel last Monday evening, December 14,

2009. The affair was also used as the venue for the induction of the incoming members of the

National Board Of Directors And Officers (elected during the 57th Annual National Convention

participated in by 1268

delegates at the PICC last

October 21-24) composed

of Engr Rene Florencio,

President; Engr Mon Pi-

cornell, EVP; Engr Joli

Borja, VP-Internal; Engr

Tony Tompar, VP-Exter-

nal; Engr Rey Uy, Vp-

Technical; Engr Boy

Marcelo, VP-Finance;

Engr Lorenz Larion, VP-

NCR; Engr George

Yorobe, VP Luzon; Engr

Ely Bagtasus, VP-Visayas;

Engr Rudy Sultan, VP

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Mindanao; Engr Jojo Castro, National Secretary; Engr Joel Aviso, Asst. National Secretary and

Engrs Joseph David, Robert Dy And Tikboy Tan, National Directors.

Also inducted into office were the officers and members of the Board Of Three PSME

Chapters namely Manila host (headed by Engr Pabling Ocampo, President), Metro South

(headed by Engr Leonor Berti) and MARMATRO (headed by Engr Neptali Bulilan). The affair

was graced by the presence of Dr Mona Valisno, CHED undersecretary and Presidential As-

sistant For Education, as guest speaker, as well as the complete Board Of Mechanical Engi-

neering (BME) examiners led by the Chairman, Engr Freddie Po and together with the

members, Engr Boy Conti and Engr Vic Vosotros.

The Christmas party was the finale of the chain of activities conducted by the PSME Na-

tional which started on Saturday, December 12, with a fellowship, among the members of

the outgoing (2009) and incoming (2010) National Board Of Directors, at the Taal Vista

Lodge,Tagaytay City.

On Sunday, December 13, a turnover ceremony, as well as a robust brainstorming session,

was conducted at the Phinma Training Center in Tagaytay, participated in by 14 out of the 15

Incoming Board Members, 13 of the 15 Outgoing Board Members, a member of the BME

and representatives from some chapters. Among the outputs approved by the 2010 board

during the session was the adoption of “Go PSME For Chapter Excellence” as the society’s

slogan for 2010, and the appointments of Engr Mon Picornell as Chair of the 58th Annual

National Convention, Engr Buddy Virata as special assistant to the National President and

Engr Sonny Lopez as National Press Relations Officer.

The following day, December 14 was utilized for the Chapter Presidents’ Assembly starting

at 9 am at the Philippine Columbian Asociation Clubhouse wherein PSME chapter Presidents

from all over the country, together with the national officers, listened to an inspirational talk

on “Leadership - The PSME Way” given by Mr Chot Reyes, head coach of Talk and Text PBA

team, and director/founder of coachcom.com inc. The group later on participated in listen-

ing to the presentations of the National VPs for Internal, External and Technical Affairs, prior

to grouping into regions ( i.e. NCR, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao) wherein they established

Induction of the incoming members of the National Board Of Directors And Officers (elected during the 57th

Annual National Convention participated in by 1268 delegates at the PICC last October 21-24, 2009.

in 2010, the

society’s focus is

“Going for

Chapter

Excellence” and

is looking

forward to more

agressive

activities &

projects that

would enhance

the Philippine

Mechanical

Engineering

profession,

particularly that

of the

implementation

of R.A. 8495,

known as the

Mechanical

Engineering law.

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goals and formulated strategies to achieve them. Also present during the Chapter Presidents’

Assembly were the three members of the BME.

In 2010, the society’s focus is “Going For Chapter Excellence” and is looking forward to

more agressive activities & projects that would enhance the Philippine Mechanical Engineer-

ing profession, particularly that of the implementation of R.A. 8495, known as the Mechanical

Engineering law. It would also continue to vigorously pursue its advocacy regarding climate

change through the participation of its members (by the application of their Mechanical En-

gineering skills and knowledge) in checking the rise in global temperature.

TECHNICAL FEATUrE

Tire Safety

Michelin Tyres Company

Most of us operate motor vehicles on a

daily basis and hardly ever pay any

attention to one of the most vital

parts of the vehicle which are our tires. Unfortu-

nately very few of us change this bad habit until

it is too late.

Tires expire 4 years after the date of

manufacture and this date is stamped on

the side of the tire. It is very easy to find

out what the expiration date is on a tire, if

you check on the side of it, you will have a

4 digit number stamped on it, this number

indicates the week and the year it was

manufactured, the expiration date will be

4 years later. If we use expired tires these

are likely to burst and result in a very seri-

ous or even a fatal accident, it would be a

good practice for us to check our tires and

make sure they have not passed their expi-

ration date.

Another important point that we miss many

times is proper tire inflation most of the gas sta-

tions will calibrate your tires at 28 PSI and if you

are going to travel they will even in many cases

bring your pressure down to 24-26 PSI because

they will “heat up on the highway and the pres-

sure will come back up”. Do not allow this. On the

side of the tire, you will also find the maximum

allowable inflating pressure for that specific tire,

Did you know

that tires expire

4 years after the

date of

manufacture and

this date is

stamped on the

side of the tire?

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some tires have a maximum pressure of 32 PSI some are rated at 44PSI and some even at 50

PSI. Check your specific tire to see what the maximum pressure is for your tires, it is an ac-

ceptable practice to have your tires a few pounds below maximum allowable pressure but

not too much. Different tires are designed for different pressures you will find your maximum

tire inflation pressure on a small number next to the rim on the side of the tire, never exceed

this pressure. Lower pressure increases tire heat, infrared photography of tires tested at high

speed damaging heat increases as pressure drops.

Another important point to consider is the load we put on our tires, many times we over-

load our vehicles without paying any attention to the strain this puts on our tires, exceeding

the maximum load rating on a tire may also lead to tire failure and could result in an acci-

dent.

TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE

The letters will indicate a tire’s resistance to heat. Tires are rated from highest to lowest

resistance as A, B or C

Symbol Area

A Hot area

Area Caliente

B Normal Area

Area Normal

C Cold Area

Area Fria

TRACTION

Traction is a tire’s ability to stop on wet pavement. A

higher graded tire should allow you to stop your vehicle

on a wet road in a shorter distance than a tire with lower

grade. Traction is graded from highest to lowest as ”AA”,

“A”, “B” and “C”

TREADWEAR

This number will give you the rate at which the tire

wears out, the higher the treadwear the longer it should

take for the tire to wear out. Hence, a tire graded at 400

should last twice as long as a tire graded at 200

WHAT WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TIRES

• Date of manufacturing

• Maximum inflating pressure

• Traction

• Treadwear

• Maximum load capacity per tire

• Speed Rating

• Temperature resistance

• Tire size

We hope this information was useful to you.

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Job opportunities

POSITION JOB DESCRIPTION QUALIFICATIONS

PROGRAMMER

Development of new programs

and modification of existing

programs according to

specifications made by the

Systems Analyst

Candidate must possess at least a

Bachelor's/College Degree in Engineering

(Computer/Telecommunication), Computer

Science/Information Technology or equivalent.

Related work experience is an advantage.

Excellent interpersonal communication skills.

Applicants must be willing to work in Sta.

Rosa, Laguna

NETWORK

ADMINISTRATORS

System administration of

servers, database

administration, email

administration, enforcement of

IT system security


Bachelor's/College Degree in Engineering

(Computer/Telecommunication), Computer

Science/Information Technology or equivalent.

At least 2 years of working experience in the

related field is required for this position.

With excellent interpersonal communication

skills. Applicants must be willing to work in Sta.

Rosa, Laguna.

MAINTENANCE

ENGINEER

Preventive maintenance of

equipment


Bachelor's/College Degree in Electronics /

Electrical Engineering

With related work experience

Knowledgeable in PLC



Rosa, Laguna.

TECHNICAL

ENGINEER

Vehicle and parts technical

evaluation, Dealer technical

assistance and Technical

information dissemination.


Bachelor's/College Degree in Mechanical or

Industrial Engineering.

Related work experience is an advantage



Rosa, Laguna.

INVENTORY

CONTROL

ENGINEER

Inventory control and

management of locally sourced

parts


Bachelor's/College Degree in Mechanical or

Industrial Engineering.




Rosa, Laguna.

SALES TRAINER

Facilitation of dealer sales training

covering topics on: Salesmanship,

CS and Complaint management,

Product Knowledge, Automotive

Fundamentals, Toyota Way, Kaizen,

After-Sales Marketing, Sales

Management

Periodic training needs analysis


Bachelor's/College Degree in Business

Studies/Administration/Management, Human

Resource Management, Marketing and

Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.

At least 2 years of working experience

specializing in Training & Development or

equivalent. Applicants must be willing to work

in Makati City.

TECHNICAL

TRAINER

Facilitation of regular technical

and non-technical training,

development of training plan and

training curriculum


Bachelor's/College Degree in Business


Resource Management, Marketing and

Engineering (Mechanical/industrial).

Preferably 1-4 years related work experience

specializing in Training & Development or

equivalent. Applicants must be willing to work

in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.

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POSITION JOB DESCRIPTION QUALIFICATIONS

PARTS PLANNER

Parts-sourcing and

facilitation of Electronic

Parts Catalogue (EPC)

operation and

troubleshooting

Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's/College

Degree in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering



Applicants must be willing to work in Sta. Rosa,

Laguna.

SALES PLANNER

Sales planning and

forecasting, demand and

supply management,

rundown management


Degree in Business Studies / Economics / Statistics

Related work experience is an advantage


Applicants must be willing to work in Makati City.

TAX ACCOUNTANT

Analysis, processing,

billing of accounts and

preparation of journal

entries and FS schedules


Degree in Accountancy

Must be a Certified Public Accountant

At least 2 years of working experience in the related field

is required for this position.


Applicants must be willing to work in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.

PROCUREMENT

BUYER

Domestic and export

parts procurement

management: sourcing,

pricing, cost planning,

price review


Degree in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering.



Applicants must be willing to work in Sta. Rosa,

Laguna.

PROCUREMENT

PLANNER

Supply chain management

and supplier compliance

monitoring


Degree in Industrial Engineering


Applicants must be willing to work in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.

AREA

OPERATIONS

REPRESENTATIVE

Annual and monthly dealer

sales target setting, dealer

sales performance

management, dealer/market

feedback monitoring, ageing

units management, dealer

events management


Degree in Business


Resource Management, Marketing or equivalent.


PRODUCT

PLANNER

Model identification,

vehicle specifications

setting, price positioning,

model management,

market research


Degree in Business


Resource Management, Marketing or equivalent.

Automobile enthusiast


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