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Metals Industry Research and Development Center |
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JANUARY
- DECEMBER 2008 ENGINEERING,
PRODUCTION & PLANNING | HIGH
MACHINING TECHNOLOGY | MANAGEMENT
AND SUPERVISORY | METALCASTING
TECHNOLOGY | METALWORKING
TECHNOLOGY | PRODUCTIVITY
IMPROVEMENT | QUALITY MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM | TRAINER'S TRAINING PROGRAM |
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ANALYSIS AND TESTING
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WHAT
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WHEN
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Industrial
Calibration
(12 hrs.)
Covers calibration principles and procedures on temperature,
pressure and mass. (Course Outline)
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Apr.
24-25
Jul
3-4
Sept.
4-5
Nov.
20-21 Dec.
4-5
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Thursday-Friday
9am-4pm
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3,400.00
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Dimensional Metrology I
- Basic Measurement
(24 hrs.)
Discusses the history and basic concept of measurement and focuses on its uncertainty. It aims to provide the necessary knowledge and skills in
proper handling and maintenance of different measuring instruments. (Course
Outline)
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Jan.
30-Feb. 1
Apr.
22-24
June
4-6
Sept
10-12 Sept 24-26 Nov 5-7
Nov 26-28
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Wednesday-Friday
8am-5pm
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4,200.00
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Dimensional Metrology II
- Basic Length Calibration
(Prerequisite: DM1-Basic
Measurement)
(24 hrs.)
Explains the calibration and traceability concepts, general requirements for calibration and actual application using different instruments.
(Course
Outline)
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Mar.
5-7
May
27-29 Aug
27-29 Oct
15-17 Dec 3-5
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Wednesday-Friday
8am-5pm
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4,200.00
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Dimensional Metrology III
- Limits & Fits & Inspection
of Geometrical Tolerances (Prerequisite:
DM1-Basic Measurement)
(14 hrs.)
Covers the general concept of ISO Limits and Fits, Geometric
Tolerances and CMM application on Geometric Tolerance Inspection.
(Course
Outline)
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July
17-18
Oct
30-31
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Thursday-Friday
9am-5pm
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3,600.00
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Uncertainty
of Measurement-Length Calibration Application
(Prerequisite: DM2
- Basic Length Calibration)
(16 hrs.)
Aims to understand and compute for the uncertainty of measurement in
length calibration based on NATA Assessment of Uncertainties of
Measurement (with reference to ISO-GUM).
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May
21-22
Dec
11-12
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Thursday-Friday
8am-5pm
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3,600.00
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Fundamentals
of Corrosion
(18 hrs.)
Covers the basic principles and different forms of corrosion,
methods of corrosion prevention and corrosion tests and discuss the
environmental factors affecting corrosion. (Course
Outline)
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Mar.
11-13
Aug.
19-21
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Tuesday-Thursday
9am-4pm
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3,600.00
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Metals Identification & Selection
(16 hrs.)
Discusses the different properties, classification and uses of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and pointers on metal selection
(Course Outline)
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Feb.
11-12
Aug.
11-12
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Monday-Tuesday 8am-5pm
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3,600.00
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Chemical
Analysis of Metals
(25 hrs.)
Includes basic laboratory processes like wet gravimetric and
volumetric analysis, instrumental methods and spectrochemical
analysis. (Course Outline)
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May
5-8
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Monday-Wednesday
9am-4pm & Thursday 9am-5pm
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4,500.00
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Nondestructive
Testing
(40 hrs.)
Covers liquid penetrant testing, magnetic particle inspection,
radiography and ultrasonic testing methods. (Course
Outline)
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May
5-9
June
2-4
Sept.
29 -
Oct.
3
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Monday-Friday
8am-5pm
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6,600.00
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ENGINEERING, PRODUCTION AND PLANNING
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WHAT
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Cost
Estimation for Machining Jobs
(18 hrs.)
Covers factors to consider in the preparation of cost estimates for
machining jobs, determination of cost elements, standard rates,
process time, computation of machining and labor cost. (Course
Outline)
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July
30-Aug. 1
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Wednesday-Friday
9am-4pm
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3,000.00
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Production Planning & Control
(18 hrs.)
Discusses the role of PPC in an industrial firm, its principles, importance and various functions.
(Course Outline)
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Aug
6-8
Nov.
5-7
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Wednesday-Friday 9am-4pm
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3,000.00
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Basic
Computer-Aided Design
(35 hrs.)
Discusses the application of basic designing techniques using CAD
software and
construction, manipulation, display, file & retrieve part
production drawings for 3D objects. (Course
Outline)
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Jan
28-Feb 1
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Monday-Friday
9am-5pm
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7,100.00
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Technical
Drawing using CAD
(35 hrs.)
Discusses the interpretation of mechanical drawings using
computer-aided design according to accuracy, dimensional control and
machining process. (Course
Outline)
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Mar.
31-
Apr.
4
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Monday-Friday
9am-5pm
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7,300.00
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Product
Costing
(16 hrs.)
Discusses the basic cost concepts, ways of cost classification and
types of product costing system. It also includes the preparation of
standard cost for specific products. (Course
Outline)
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June
12-13
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Thursday-Friday
8am-5pm
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3,600.00
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Establishment of Preventive Maintenance System
(18 hours)
Discusses proven techniques, principles and strategies in establishing planned Preventive Maintenance System, manual or computerized.(Course
Outline)
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Apr.
16-18
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Wednesday-Thursday
9am - 4pm
Friday
8am
- 5pm
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4,500.00
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MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISORY
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WHAT
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Feasibility
Study Preparation
(18 hrs.)
Focuses on the different components and aspects of a feasibility
study-market, technical management, production and financial. (Course
Outline)
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Apr.
23-25
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Wednesday-Friday
9am-4pm
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3,600.00
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Project
Management
(30 hrs.)
Discusses the project management framework, steps to project
management prowess, application of computer software in project
management. (Course
Outline)
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Apr.
14-18
Oct.
6-10
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Monday-Friday
9am-4pm
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4,400.00
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Supervisory Development
(40 hrs.)
Covers understanding who is a supervisor, his/her roles &
responsibilities, determining innovative techniques & methods in
supervision. (Course Outline)
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Oct.
13-17
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Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
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4,800.00
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PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT
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WHAT
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WHEN
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Increasing
Productivity Through Value-Based Time Management
(18
hours)
Covers
approaches to time management and its matrix, how to create one's own
time management system and how to manage stress.
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June
4-6
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Wednesday-Friday
9am-4pm
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3,000.00
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METALCASTING TECHNOLOGY
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WHAT
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WHEN
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Foundry Practices
(30 hrs.)
Covers conventional and investment casting practices - pattern making, molding and melting.
(Course Outline)
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Apr.
21-25
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Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
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6,500.00
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METALWORKING TECHNOLOGY
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WHAT
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WHEN
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Heat
Treatment of Steels
(30 hrs.)
Covers the different heat treatment processes-annealing,
normalizing, spheroidizing, tempering, stress relieving, direct
hardening, carburizing, carbonitriding, tuffriding and flame
hardening. (Course Outline)
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Apr.
21-25
July
21-25
Oct.
20-24
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Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
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5,600.00
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Hydraulic Control & Design
(30 hrs.)
Discusses the industrial application; physical concepts of
hydraulics; practical exercises on blueprint reading and
interpretation of hydraulic plan; design techniques for simple &
advanced hydraulic circuits.
(Course Outline)
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Jun
16-20
Sept.
1-5
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Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
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6,000.00
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Machine Shop Operations
(40 hrs.)
Deals with the study of the fundamentals of turning, milling and grinding machines. It also includes explanation of cutting tool materials, care and maintenance of related tools and equipment.
(Course Outline)
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Jan.
21-25
July
14-18
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Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
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8,000.00
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Metal Fabrication
(30 hrs.)
Covers the fabrication processes applied to fabricate metal
products, and the typical fabrication materials used. (Course
Outline)
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May
12-16
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Monday-Friday
9am-4pm
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6,000.00
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GMAW/MIG-MAG Welding
on Carbon Steel Plates - Module 1
(30 hrs.)
Provides knowledge and skills in MIG/MAG process, principle, advantages, limitation, techniques, causes and prevention of discontinuities encountered.
(Course Outline)
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Mar.
24-28
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Monday-Friday
9am-4pm
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12,100.00
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Programmable Logic Control
(30 hrs.)
Deals with the study of Basic Programmable Logic Controllers. It covers the basic programming such as statement list programming and ladder diagram programming.
(Course Outline)
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Feb.
11-15
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Monday-Friday
9am-4pm
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4,800.00
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Shielded Metal-Arc Welding (SMAW)
(24 hrs.)
Covers welding of metals in different positions and welding joints, common problems, causes and remedies in SMAW operation,
knowledge of properties of metals & use of personal
protective equipment as a standard working procedure. (Course
Outline)
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Aug.
12-15
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Tuesday--Friday
9am-4pm
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8,100.00
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Oxyacetylene Welding (OAW)
(16 hrs.)
Focuses on the importance, application, principles, set-up, techniques and safety practices in oxyacetylene welding.
(Course Outline)
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Mar
12-14
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Wednesday
9am-4pm &
Thursday-Friday 9am-3pm
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3,900.00
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Tungsten Inert
Gas (TIG) Welding on Carbon Steel Plates - Module 1
(30 hrs.)
Provides knowledge and skills in TIG process, principle, advantages, limitation, techniques, causes and prevention of discontinuities encountered.
(Course Outline)
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Feb. 4-8
Apr 14-18
Oct 27-31
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Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
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13,800.00
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Brazing
Process (Copper and Other Metals)
(18 hours)
Covers the fundamentals of brazing, process and its application,
materials used and its safety practices. (Course Outline)
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Nov.
19-21
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Wednesday-Friday
9am - 4pm
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4,800.00
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HIGH
MACHINING TECHNOLOGY
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WHAT
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WHEN
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Application of Computer-Aided
Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAD-CAM)
(40 hrs.)
Covers
design using CAM software, import drawings to CAM from AutoCAD
software, create surfaces and tool path, interface edited tool path
using MAZAK Vertical Machining Center and Mastercam v.8.1.
(Course
Outline)
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May 19-23
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Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
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7,000.00
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Basic Plastic Injection
Mold Design
(38 hrs.)
Covers
the molding processes and mold design, selection of plastic
materials, identification of parameters for mold design, mold
defects & remedies.
(Course
Outline)
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Mar. 3-7
Nov. 10-14
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Monday 9am-4pm Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm
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5,400.00
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Plastic Injection Molding Machine
Programming & Operation
(40 hrs.)
Aims to provide skills and
knowledge in machining using the SUMITOMO Plastic Injection Molding
Machine.
(Course Outline)
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Feb 4-8
Oct 20-24
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Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
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7,600.00
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CNC Milling Programming and Operation
(38 hrs.)
Provides knowledge in operation and programming of CNC milling machines,
coding and encoding of programs using G-codes, M-codes.
(Course Outline)
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Feb 25-29
Jun 30-Jul 4
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Monday 9am-4pm & Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm
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8,400.00
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CNC EDM Wire Cutting, Programming &
Operation
(40 hrs.)
Covers the programming and operation of
CNC Wire-Cutting EDM, the identification of materials that can be
EDM'd and its machining techniques from the mounting of workpiece to
surface finishing. (Course
Outline)
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May
26-30
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Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
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9,100.00
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QUALITY
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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WHAT
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WHEN
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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Developing
and Implementing A Laboratory Quality Management System Based on
ISO/IEC 17025
(24 hrs.)
Covers understanding the clauses of ISO/IEC 17025, preparation of
the required documentation, practical guidance in documentation and
laboratory accreditation. (Course
Outline)
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Apr.
16-18 Dec.
3-5
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Wednesday-Friday
8am-5pm
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5,000.00
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Customer
Satisfaction Measurement
(16 hrs.)
Focuses on the fundamental concept of customer satisfaction
measurement through statistical analysis and interpretation of
survey data. (Course Outline)
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May 8-9
Sept. 18-19
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Thursday-Friday
8am-5pm
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2,500.00
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Internal
Quality Audit
(24 hrs.)
Aims to realize the importance of internal quality audit as a tool
in identifying improvement opportunities in the QMS; interpret
requirements of ISO 9001:2000 in the context of audit; describe the
roles and responsibilities of internal auditors; plan and conduct an
audit in accordance with ISO 19011:2002 Standard. (Course Outline)
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Dec.
2-5
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Tuesday-Friday
9am-4pm
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3,200.00
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TRAINER'S TRAINING PROGRAM
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WHAT
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DAY/TIME
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FEE(Php)
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TTP1: Effective Presentation Skills
(38 hrs.)
Aims to provide the participants with working knowledge of the methods, techniques and tools for
an effective imparting of knowledge and transferring of skills.
(Course Outline)
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May
12-16
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Monday
9am-4pm & Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm
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4,800.00
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SEMINARS
OFFERED AS PACKAGED PROGRAM ONLY
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- Basic Coordinate Measuring
Machine Operations
- Casting Simulation &
Solidification using SOLSTAR Software
- Copy Milling an Pantographing
- CNC EDM Sinking Programming
& Operation
- Documenting the QMS Based on
ISO 9001:2000 Standard
- Electroplating Processes
- Factors Essential to Ensure
Quality of Welding Framework
- Foundry Casting Defects and
Remedies
- Foundry Casting Design
- Foundry Melting Practices
- Foundry Patternmaking
- Foundry Quality Control
- Gemstone Processing
- Investment Casting
- Metal Casting Cost Estimation
- Molding, Sand, Properties and
Control
- Preparing QMS Based on ISO
9001:2000 Standard
- Productivity Improvement
through 5S Practice
- Productivity Improvement
through Value Engineering
- Smithery
- Spin Casting
- Supervisory Development Course
2: Powerful Coaching Techniques
- Technical Drawing
- TTP2: Curriculum
Development Processes
- TTP3: Organization and
Management of a Training Program
- TTP4: Moderating and
Facilitating Techniques
- Turning I
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DESIGNS PROGRAM/S SUITED TO YOUR TRAINING NEEDS.
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