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NEC Seminars

2009-06-19T07:09:45Z

Lghular: /* Announcement */

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

==Announcement==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! JOB OPENINGS
|-
| align="center"|'''Marketing Officer and Training Coordinator Positions'''
|-
| The University of the Philippines National Engineering Center (UP NEC) is in need of a Marketing Officer and a Training Coordinator.

Qualifications:
1.) Graduate of a four-year course
2.) Strong initiative
3.) Good communication skills with good command of both written and spoken English
4.) Highly enthusiastic
5.) Creative, good presentation skills and well-organised
6.) For Marketing Officer, marketing experience is an advantage but not required
7.) For Training coordinator, experience is an advantage.

For application, please send your resume through e-mail at marketing.nec@up.edu.ph or submit it in person at the Marketing Office, 2/F National Engineering Center, Juinio Hall, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. You may look for Ms. Arlene de Ocampo.
|}

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==Scheduled Events==
===June 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Covered Dates
! Seminar Fee
! Seminar Title
|-
| align="center"|June 1-3
| align="center"|P9,000
| [[Industrial Maintenance Management Systems]]
|-
| align="center"|June 17-19
| align="center"|P9,000
|[[Reliability-Centered Maintenance]]
|-
|align="center"|June 23-25
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] Lecture Series III
|-
| align="center"|June 25-26
| align="center"|P6,500
|[[Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers]]
|}

===July 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Covered Dates
! Seminar Fee
! Seminar Title
|-
| align="center"|July 1-3
| align="center"| P9,000
| [[Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications]]
|-
| align="center"| July 6-10
| align="center"| P14,500
| [[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 210: Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management 
|-
| align="center"|July 9-10
| align="center"|P6,500
| [[Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba]]
|-
|align="center"|July 13-17
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Solid Waste Management and Technology]]
|-
| align="center"|July 22-24
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
|-
|align="center"|July 29-31
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Statistical Process Control]]
|-
|align="center"|July (to be determined yet)
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project management in the Construction Industry]]
|}

===August 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|August 5-7
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
|-
|align="center"|August 12-14
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Industrial Lubrication and Tribology]]
|-
|align="center"|August 10-14
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 220: Chemical Emergency Response and Preparedness
|-
|align="center"|August 18-20
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction]]
|-
|align="center"|August 20-21
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Analytical Methods and Materials Testing]]
|-
|align="center"|August 24-26
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Deploying Enterprise Asset management in an Organization]]
|-
|align="center"|August 27-28
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Structured Cabling System Design]]
|}

===September 2009===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|September 7-11
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Biological Wastewater Treatment]]
|-
|align="center"|September 9-11
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
|-
|align="center"|September 14-18
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 230:Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
|-
|align="center"|September 23-25
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
|}

===October 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|October 7-9
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities and Utilities]]
|-
|align="center"|October 13-16
|align="center"|P12,000
|[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
|-
|align="center"|October 12-16
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 240:Pollution Prevention
|-
|align="center"|October 29-30
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
|}

===November 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|November 11-13
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
|-
|align="center"|November 18-20
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
|}

===December 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|December 9-11
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project Management]]
|}

==In-House==

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

[[Category:Events]]

NEC Seminars

2009-06-19T07:05:53Z

Lghular: /* Announcement */

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

==Announcement==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! JOB OPENING
|-
| align="center"|'''Marketing Officer and Training Coordinator Positions'''
|-
| The University of the Philippines National Engineering Center (UP NEC) is in need of a Marketing Officer.

Qualifications:
1.) Graduate of a four-year course
2.) Strong initiative
3.) Good communication skills with good command of both written and spoken English
4.) Highly enthusiastic
5.) Creative, good presentation skills and well-organised
6.) Marketing experience is an advantage but not required

For application, please send your resume through e-mail at marketing.nec@up.edu.ph or submit it in person at the Marketing Office, 2/F National Engineering Center, Juinio Hall, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. You may look for Ms. Arlene de Ocampo.
|}

__TOC__

==Scheduled Events==
===June 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Covered Dates
! Seminar Fee
! Seminar Title
|-
| align="center"|June 1-3
| align="center"|P9,000
| [[Industrial Maintenance Management Systems]]
|-
| align="center"|June 17-19
| align="center"|P9,000
|[[Reliability-Centered Maintenance]]
|-
|align="center"|June 23-25
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] Lecture Series III
|-
| align="center"|June 25-26
| align="center"|P6,500
|[[Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers]]
|}

===July 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Covered Dates
! Seminar Fee
! Seminar Title
|-
| align="center"|July 1-3
| align="center"| P9,000
| [[Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications]]
|-
| align="center"| July 6-10
| align="center"| P14,500
| [[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 210: Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management 
|-
| align="center"|July 9-10
| align="center"|P6,500
| [[Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba]]
|-
|align="center"|July 13-17
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Solid Waste Management and Technology]]
|-
| align="center"|July 22-24
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
|-
|align="center"|July 29-31
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Statistical Process Control]]
|-
|align="center"|July (to be determined yet)
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project management in the Construction Industry]]
|}

===August 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|August 5-7
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
|-
|align="center"|August 12-14
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Industrial Lubrication and Tribology]]
|-
|align="center"|August 10-14
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 220: Chemical Emergency Response and Preparedness
|-
|align="center"|August 18-20
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction]]
|-
|align="center"|August 20-21
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Analytical Methods and Materials Testing]]
|-
|align="center"|August 24-26
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Deploying Enterprise Asset management in an Organization]]
|-
|align="center"|August 27-28
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Structured Cabling System Design]]
|}

===September 2009===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|September 7-11
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Biological Wastewater Treatment]]
|-
|align="center"|September 9-11
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
|-
|align="center"|September 14-18
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 230:Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
|-
|align="center"|September 23-25
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
|}

===October 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|October 7-9
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities and Utilities]]
|-
|align="center"|October 13-16
|align="center"|P12,000
|[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
|-
|align="center"|October 12-16
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 240:Pollution Prevention
|-
|align="center"|October 29-30
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
|}

===November 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|November 11-13
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
|-
|align="center"|November 18-20
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
|}

===December 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|December 9-11
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project Management]]
|}

==In-House==

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

[[Category:Events]]

NEC Seminars

2009-06-19T05:59:14Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

==Announcement==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! JOB OPENING
|-
| align="center"|'''Marketing Officer Position'''
|-
| The University of the Philippines National Engineering Center (UP NEC) is in need of a Marketing Officer.

Qualifications:
1.) Graduate of a four-year course
2.) Strong initiative
3.) Good communication skills with good command of both written and spoken English
4.) Highly enthusiastic
5.) Creative, good presentation skills and well-organised
6.) Marketing experience is an advantage but not required

For application, please send your resume through e-mail at marketing.nec@up.edu.ph or submit it in person at the Marketing Office, 2/F National Engineering Center, Juinio Hall, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. You may look for Ms. Arlene de Ocampo.
|}

__TOC__
==Scheduled Events==
===June 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Covered Dates
! Seminar Fee
! Seminar Title
|-
| align="center"|June 1-3
| align="center"|P9,000
| [[Industrial Maintenance Management Systems]]
|-
| align="center"|June 17-19
| align="center"|P9,000
|[[Reliability-Centered Maintenance]]
|-
|align="center"|June 23-25
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] Lecture Series III
|-
| align="center"|June 25-26
| align="center"|P6,500
|[[Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers]]
|}

===July 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Covered Dates
! Seminar Fee
! Seminar Title
|-
| align="center"|July 1-3
| align="center"| P9,000
| [[Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications]]
|-
| align="center"| July 6-10
| align="center"| P14,500
| [[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 210: Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management 
|-
| align="center"|July 9-10
| align="center"|P6,500
| [[Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba]]
|-
|align="center"|July 13-17
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Solid Waste Management and Technology]]
|-
| align="center"|July 22-24
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
|-
|align="center"|July 29-31
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Statistical Process Control]]
|-
|align="center"|July (to be determined yet)
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project management in the Construction Industry]]
|}

===August 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|August 5-7
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
|-
|align="center"|August 12-14
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Industrial Lubrication and Tribology]]
|-
|align="center"|August 10-14
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 220: Chemical Emergency Response and Preparedness
|-
|align="center"|August 18-20
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction]]
|-
|align="center"|August 20-21
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Analytical Methods and Materials Testing]]
|-
|align="center"|August 24-26
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Deploying Enterprise Asset management in an Organization]]
|-
|align="center"|August 27-28
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Structured Cabling System Design]]
|}

===September 2009===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|September 7-11
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Biological Wastewater Treatment]]
|-
|align="center"|September 9-11
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
|-
|align="center"|September 14-18
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 230:Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
|-
|align="center"|September 23-25
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
|}

===October 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|October 7-9
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities and Utilities]]
|-
|align="center"|October 13-16
|align="center"|P12,000
|[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
|-
|align="center"|October 12-16
|align="center"|P14,500
|[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 240:Pollution Prevention
|-
|align="center"|October 29-30
|align="center"|P6,500
|[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
|}

===November 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|November 11-13
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
|-
|align="center"|November 18-20
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
|}

===December 2009===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Covered Dates
!Seminar Fee
!Seminar Title
|-
|align="center"|December 9-11
|align="center"|P9,000
|[[Project Management]]
|}

==In-House==

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

[[Category:Events]]

NEC Seminars

2009-02-18T04:07:45Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

[[Effective Communication for Engineers]]
 March 3-6
 P12,000.00

[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

[[Focused Improvement and Tools]]
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

[[Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply Principles and Applications]]
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

[[Poka Yoke]]
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

[[Project Management]]
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

[[Reliability-Centered Maintenance]]
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

[[Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

[[Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications]]
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

[[Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba]]
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

[[Solid Waste Management and Technology]]
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

[[Statistical Process Control]]
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

[[Industrial Lubrication and Tribology]]
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

[[Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction]]
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

[[Analytical Methods and Materials Testing]]
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

[[Structured Cabling System Design]]
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

[[Biological Wastewater Treatment]]
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

[[Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities and Utilities]]
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

[[Project Management]]
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply Principles and Applications

2009-02-18T04:07:05Z

Lghular: New page: This seminar is intended for Electronics engineers, Electronic instructors, Vocational instructors, Laboratory technicians, Power Supply Maintenance Personnel who have background knowledg...

This seminar is intended for Electronics engineers, Electronic instructors, Vocational instructors, Laboratory technicians, Power Supply Maintenance Personnel who have background knowledge of basic electric circuit analysis, passive devices, and basic electronics. The seminar, which is limited to thirty-two (32) participants, will combine lectures (to deliver the
background principles) and hands-on exercises at the Electronics laboratory of EEE.

At the end of this course, the participant will be able to

- Identify, describe and select among various efficient power supply
topologies for a particular application

- Apply the operating principles of modern power circuitry to the
necessary calculations in power supply circuits

- Analyze circuit performance and behavior

NEC Seminars

2009-02-18T04:04:56Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

[[Effective Communication for Engineers]]
 March 3-6
 P12,000.00

[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

[[Focused Improvement and Tools]]
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

[[Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications]]
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

[[Poka Yoke]]
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

[[Project Management]]
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

[[Reliability-Centered Maintenance]]
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

[[Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

[[Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications]]
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

[[Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba]]
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

[[Solid Waste Management and Technology]]
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

[[Statistical Process Control]]
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

[[Industrial Lubrication and Tribology]]
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

[[Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction]]
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

[[Analytical Methods and Materials Testing]]
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

[[Structured Cabling System Design]]
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

[[Biological Wastewater Treatment]]
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

[[Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities and Utilities]]
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

[[Project Management]]
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities and Utilities

2009-02-18T04:03:38Z

Lghular: New page: The general objective of this course is to inculcate to the participants the importance of proper maintenance procedures and standards for commercial and industrial building facilities and...

The general objective of this course is to inculcate to the participants the importance of proper maintenance procedures and standards for commercial and industrial building facilities and utilities. It is too expensive to wait for the occurrence of failure to make the necessary repairs. When the plant or building begins to age, it is more efficient to have qualified personnel who could make the necessary repairs as well as follow proper maintenance procedures. In particular, this seminar aims to:

increase the participants' knowledge in the design and implementation of a systematic and of effective maintenance procedure; and provide techniques and procedural tools for an efficient maintenance practice.

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building Facilities & Utilities

2009-02-18T04:02:59Z

The general objective of this course is to inculcate to the participants the importance of proper maintenance procedures and standards for commercial and industrial building facilities and utilities. It is too expensive to wait for the occurrence of failure to make the necessary
repairs. When the plant or building begins to age, it is more efficient to have qualified personnel who could make the necessary repairs as well as follow proper maintenance procedures. In particular, this seminar aims to:

increase the participants' knowledge in the design and implementation of a systematic and of effective maintenance procedure; and provide techniques and procedural tools for an efficient maintenance practice.

NEC Seminars

2009-02-18T03:59:58Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

[[Effective Communication for Engineers]]
 March 3-6
 P12,000.00

[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

[[Focused Improvement and Tools]]
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

[[Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications]]
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

[[Poka Yoke]]
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

[[Project Management]]
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

[[Reliability-Centered Maintenance]]
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

[[Professional Certificate in Facilities Management]] –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

[[Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

[[Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications]]
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

[[Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba]]
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

[[Solid Waste Management and Technology]]
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

[[Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring]]
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

[[Statistical Process Control]]
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

[[Industrial Lubrication and Tribology]]
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

[[Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction]]
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

[[Analytical Methods and Materials Testing]]
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

[[Structured Cabling System Design]]
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

[[Biological Wastewater Treatment]]
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

[[Maintenance of Rotating Machines]]
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

[[Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management]] THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

[[Industrial Maintenance Management System]]
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

[[Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities]]
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

[[Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management]]
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

[[Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers]]
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

[[Project Management in the Construction Industry]]
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

[[Maintenance of Electric Motors]]
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

[[Project Management]]
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

Structured Cabling System Design

2009-02-18T03:51:32Z

Lghular: New page: Structured Cabling System (SCS) is an information technology (IT) infrastructure which provides direction for the cabling system design based upon the end user's requirements. The SCS infr...

Structured Cabling System (SCS) is an information technology (IT) infrastructure which provides direction for the cabling system design based upon the end user's requirements. The SCS infrastructure consists of cabling and connectivity products that integrate voice, data, video, local area network, and various building management systems such as safety alarms, security access, energy systems, etc.

Because SCS is a relatively new technology in the Philippines, majority of our design engineers are not familiar with SCS infrastructure and technology. This two-day course would impart to participants vital knowledge on SCS infrastructure and technology that complies with Telecommunications standards.

Analytical Methods and Materials Testing

2009-02-18T03:50:06Z

Lghular: New page: The training course covers the basic principles and utilization of different analytical techniques used in materials testing and characterization. These techniques include optical and sca...

The training course covers the basic principles and utilization of different analytical techniques used in materials testing and characterization. These techniques include optical and scanning electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction, metallography, hardness testing, thermal analysis, and particle size analysis. This training is especially relevant to personnel directly and indirectly involved in materials science and engineering activities (e.g., those in the
academe, testing and analytical services, research and development offices, or manufacturing industry)

This training aims to provide you with the basic knowledge on the se of the different analytical techniques in materials testing and characterization. This two-day training will involve lecture,
demonstration and some hands-on activities using available equipment. During the hands-on exercises, you will be working in groups and you will be given the chance to do your part in the
exercises. Supplies and materials to be used in the experiment will be provided. After completing the training course, you will be given a Certificate of Completion by the University of the Philippines National Engineering Center.

NEC Seminars

2009-02-18T03:48:47Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

[[Effective Communication for Engineers]]
 March 3-6
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

Project Management
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Materials Testing
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction

2009-02-18T03:47:03Z

Lghular: New page: Inadequacy and non-conformance with the required standards of construction materials will result to poor quality works, thereby compromising safety and durability. It is therefore essenti...

Inadequacy and non-conformance with the required standards of construction materials will result to poor quality works, thereby compromising safety and durability. It is therefore essential that materials undergo strict quality testing and control. This will ensure the efficient implementation of the construction project, since costly delays brought about by substandard
materials and improper testing and sampling procedures will be avoided. Knowledge of testing procedures and quality assurance measures is therefore needed to ensure the attainment of a systematic and satisfactory construction work that will conform to the desired standards and performance criteria.

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology

2009-02-18T03:45:43Z

Lghular:

The seminar is designed to orient and upgrade the skills of engineers and technicians and to answer the basic concerns of local industries on the area of maintenance. At the end of this course, the participants are expected to:

- Know the problems of mechanical wear and the benefits of solving them by proper care and lubrication;

- Familiarize themselves with petroleum lubricant technology & its latest trends; ¡E Be oriented with various types of lubricants and their applications;

- Be aware of the procedure in selecting lubricants for specific equipment and machine elements;

- Be acquainted with the concepts on storage, handling, conservation and disposal of lubricants;

- Be able to carry out lubrication management programs at the plant.

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology

2009-02-18T03:45:28Z

Lghular: New page: The seminar is designed to orient and upgrade the skills of engineers and technicians and to answer the basic concerns of local industries on the area of maintenance. At the end of this ...

Statistical Process Control

2009-02-18T03:43:21Z

Lghular: New page: Inefficiencies and wastages abound in both manufacturing and service systems as a result of poor machine maintenance procedures. Moreover, technical andtechnological inability to monitor ...

Inefficiencies and wastages abound in both manufacturing and service systems as a result of poor machine maintenance procedures. Moreover, technical andtechnological inability to monitor equipment conditions and failure to prescribe the corresponding maintenance procedures aggravate
the problem.

The training course is designed to answer the needs of maintenance systems. Participants are expected to acquire a comprehensive and integrated methodology in machine troubleshooting.

Solid Waste Management and Technology

2009-02-18T03:41:30Z

Lghular:

At the end of this course, the participants will be able to:

1. Determine average composition and generation of methane from solid waste
 2. Identify and select a suitable treatment technology for a given composition and characteristics of solid waste
 3. To be able to prepare preliminary design of a solid waste treatment facility
 4. Develop an integrated solid waste management plan

Solid Waste Management and Technology

2009-02-18T03:41:03Z

Lghular: New page: At the end of this course, the participants will be able to: 1. Determine average composition and generation of methane from solid waste 2. Identify and select a suitable treatment techn...

At the end of this course, the participants will be able to:

1. Determine average composition and generation of methane from solid waste
2. Identify and select a suitable treatment technology for a given composition and characteristics of solid waste
3. To be able to prepare preliminary design of a solid waste treatment facility
4. Develop an integrated solid waste management plan

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba

2009-02-18T03:39:35Z

Lghular: New page: The journey towards continuous improvement and the quest for excellence needs flexibility and discipline from and among its team players. The workplace is the reflection of the quality of ...

The journey towards continuous improvement and the quest for excellence needs flexibility and discipline from and among its team players. The workplace is the reflection of the quality of team members of the organization. The seminar on “5S GEMBA” is designed to provide the transformation journey to a mindset leading to habits of orderliness and make work efficient and with ease.

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications

2009-02-18T03:38:45Z

Lghular: New page: The most important element in instrumentation troubleshooting principles of measurement control technology is an accurate and reliable process measurement. Without it, efforts in improv...

The most important element in instrumentation troubleshooting principles of measurement control technology is an accurate and reliable process measurement. Without it, efforts in improving product quality and production efficiency will definitely fail. This course provides an understanding of measurement and control of the four most common industrial process variables,
namely: pressure, temperature, level, and flowrate. It presents discussions on the selection and utilization parameter of the different measuring devices and on control methods and modes as applied to specific process control problems. This course also provides practical information on maintenance, safety, and
control systems.

Reliability-Centered Maintenance

2009-02-18T03:34:42Z

Lghular: New page: This is a practical course designed to provide an introduction to the RCM process and introduce the skills necessary to perform RCM analysis. The class is intended for anyone interested in...

This is a practical course designed to provide an introduction to the RCM process and introduce the skills necessary to perform RCM analysis. The class is intended for anyone interested in performing RCM analysis or responsible for implementing an RCM program, including equipment maintainers and operators, maintenance planners and managers, and engineers. The course is based on an SAE JA-1011-compliant RCM process and provides practical knowledge and case studies that can be incorporated into any RCM process

Maintenance of Electric Motors

2009-02-18T03:33:49Z

Lghular: New page: An electric motor is one of the vital components of an industrial plant. Its breakdown, just like most rotating machines, could lead to costly downtime and repairs, production stoppage and...

An electric motor is one of the vital components of an industrial plant. Its breakdown, just like most rotating machines, could lead to costly downtime and repairs, production stoppage and revenue losses. However, with sufficient knowledge on the operation and preventive maintenance aspects of this equipment, maintenance engineers could ensure a more reliable and profitable operation.

This seminar aims to enhance the participant's understanding of the principles of operation, control, and maintenance of these machines. It also aims to acquaint them with the selection of bearing type for motors, balancing principles and procedures, testing, troubleshooting and repair of such equipment.

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management

2009-02-18T03:32:32Z

Lghular: New page: This training is under the Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management conducted by the University of the Philippines Diliman(UPD) through the National Engineering Center (...

This training is under the Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management conducted by the University of the Philippines Diliman(UPD) through the National Engineering Center (NEC). The objective of the program is to build the technical capacity of staff from government
and private sectors on the key elements of toxic and hazardous waste management as a requirement for the implementation of RA 6969.

The courses under the program are based on four international training modules offered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and adapted for the Philippine setting. They were initially offered at NEC from September 2003 to March 2004 under the auspices of USEPA, USAEP/USAID
and USDOD using lecturers from the US and RP. The second offering was conducted from November 2004 to March 2005.

Upon completion of the four courses, the participants will receive a Certificate of Completion in Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management. Those attending selected courses are granted a Certificate of Attendance for each completed course.

Project Management

2009-02-18T03:30:11Z

Lghular: New page: The trend towards outsourcing, project-based contracts and leaner organizations has highlighted the growing need for Project Management. It's now used in virtually all industries, such as:...

The trend towards outsourcing, project-based contracts and leaner organizations has highlighted the growing need for Project Management. It's now used in virtually all industries, such as: telecommunications, banking and finance, government and education. Projects are how organizations streamline processes to improve productivity. As middle management positions are reduced, project managers fill the gap. Expertise in project management is a source of security, prosperity and power to these survivors.

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring

2009-02-18T03:28:40Z

Lghular:

Inefficiencies and wastages abound in both manufacturing and service systems as a result of poor machine maintenance procedures. Moreover, technical and technological inability to monitor equipment conditions and failure to prescribe the corresponding maintenance procedures aggravate the problem.

The training course is designed to answer the needs of maintenance systems. Participants are expected to acquire a comprehensive and integrated methodology in machine troubleshooting

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring

2009-02-18T03:28:15Z

Inefficiencies and wastages abound in both manufacturing and service systems as a result of poor machine maintenance procedures. Moreover, technical and technological inability to monitor equipment conditions and failure to prescribe the corresponding maintenance procedures aggravate the problem.

The training course is designed to answer the needs of maintenance systems. Participants are expected to acquire a comprehensive and integrated methodology in machine troubleshooting

Poka Yoke

2009-02-18T03:21:14Z

Lghular: New page: The journey towards continuous improvement with the quest for excellence will need a level of discipline from and among its team players. Various problem solving methodologies aim to peg p...

The journey towards continuous improvement with the quest for excellence will need a level of discipline from and among its team players. Various problem solving methodologies aim to peg permanent solutions. The seminar on “Poka Yoke” is designed to provide the mindset, concept and principle, with initial skills practice, in deriving a fool-proof or error-proof tool on a chosen solution.

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply Principles & Applications

2009-02-18T03:18:36Z

This seminar is intended for Electronics engineers, Electronic instructors, Vocational instructors, Laboratory technicians, Power Supply Maintenance Personnel who have background knowledge of basic electric circuit analysis, passive devices, and basic electronics. The seminar, which is limited to thirty-two (32) participants, will combine lectures (to deliver the
background principles) and hands-on exercises at the Electronics laboratory of EEE.

At the end of this course, the participant will be able to

- Identify, describe and select among various efficient power supply topologies for a particular application

- Apply the operating principles of modern power circuitry to the necessary calculations in power supply circuits

- Analyze circuit performance and behavior

Industrial Maintenance Management System

2009-02-18T03:16:25Z

Lghular: New page: Why should you attend this seminar? The drive towards a more effective and flexible industrial system places greater demand on the performance of machinery and equipment. Machines and equ...

Why should you attend this seminar?

The drive towards a more effective and flexible industrial system places greater demand on the performance of machinery and equipment. Machines and equipment notonly have to perform at high levels of capacity and reliability but also at minimum cost. The training course on "Maintenance Management" is designed to provide the managers of a maintenance system with the concepts, principles and tools necessary in cost-effective management.

At the end of the course, you are expected to:

- Manage maintenance operations effectively and systematically from a
corporate viewpoint in the effort of improving maintenance productivity
and quality;

- Be oriented on the successful maintenance techniques, principles, and
strategies necessary to improve productivity and quality within the company;

- Be provided with the sufficient technical knowledge on effective
preventive and predictive maintenance practices; and

- Be introduced to the various maintenance technologies necessary in
current and advance manufacturing

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management

2009-02-18T03:15:00Z

Lghular: New page: This four-day course will provide an overview about operational risks from business processes and silo perspectives anchored on safety, health,environments and quality (SHEQ). The focus is...

This four-day course will provide an overview about operational risks from business processes and silo perspectives anchored on safety, health,environments and quality (SHEQ). The focus is on operational risks than financial risks.This course is best for all levels of managers, risk management practitioners and people new to this aspect.

The course will allow the participants to look at risk management holistically and consider that every member of the organization plays key roles in risk management.

Different risk analyses tools will also be introduced among them are Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Event Tree Analysis (ETA), Probabilistic Risk Analysis (PRA), Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and Hazard and Operability Analysis (HAZOP). This course will also use some engineering, statistical and business analysis tools. It will also provide an overview on Business Continuity Planning (BCP).

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management

2009-02-18T03:11:10Z

Lghular:

The program consists of 10 modules grouped into 3 lecture series. Completion of
the 10 modules leads to a Certificate in Facilities Management.

The program is designed for practicing facilities managers, property and
building administrators, engineers, architects, project managers, project
coordinators and project supervisors with the following objectives in mind:

- To create awareness on and provide practical approaches to best-known practices in facilities management in a building environment

- To address fundamental principles but only to the point necessary forthe understanding of facilities management from a holistic life cycle perspective

- To provide the essential knowledge and skills required to carry out efficient and effective facility management

- To develop and implement energy management and indoor air quality
management

- To be able to use facility management tools for operation and maintenance planning and management

Facilities include hospitals; universities and schools; government buildings
and offices; residential and condominiums; industrial plants and factories;
and, commercial buildings and complexes.

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management

2009-02-18T03:10:14Z

Lghular:

The program consists of 10 modules grouped into 3 lecture series. Completion of
the 10 modules leads to a Certificate in Facilities Management.

The program is designed for practicing facilities managers, property and
building administrators, engineers, architects, project managers, project
coordinators and project supervisors with the following objectives in mind:

- To create awareness on and provide practical approaches to best-known
practices in facilities management in a building environment

- To address fundamental principles but only to the point necessary for
the understanding of facilities management from a holistic life cycle
perspective

- To provide the essential knowledge and skills required to carry out
efficient and effective facility management

- To develop and implement energy management and indoor air quality
management

- To be able to use facility management tools for operation and
maintenance planning and management

Facilities include hospitals; universities and schools; government buildings
and offices; residential and condominiums; industrial plants and factories;
and, commercial buildings and complexes.

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management

2009-02-18T03:09:56Z

Lghular:

The program consists of 10 modules grouped into 3 lecture series. Completion of
the 10 modules leads to a Certificate in Facilities Management.

The program is designed for practicing facilities managers, property and
building administrators, engineers, architects, project managers, project
coordinators and project supervisors with the following objectives in mind:

- To create awareness on and provide practical approaches to best-known
practices in facilities management in a building environment
- To address fundamental principles but only to the point necessary for
the understanding of facilities management from a holistic life cycle
perspective
- To provide the essential knowledge and skills required to carry out
efficient and effective facility management
- To develop and implement energy management and indoor air quality
management
- To be able to use facility management tools for operation and
maintenance planning and management

Facilities include hospitals; universities and schools; government buildings
and offices; residential and condominiums; industrial plants and factories;
and, commercial buildings and complexes.

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management

2009-02-18T03:09:33Z

Lghular: New page: The program consists of 10 modules grouped into 3 lecture series. Completion of the 10 modules leads to a Certificate in Facilities Management. The program is designed for practicing fac...

The program consists of 10 modules grouped into 3 lecture series. Completion of
the 10 modules leads to a Certificate in Facilities Management.

The program is designed for practicing facilities managers, property and
building administrators, engineers, architects, project managers, project
coordinators and project supervisors with the following objectives in mind:

- To create awareness on and provide practical approaches to best-known
practices in facilities management in a building environment
- To address fundamental principles but only to the point necessary for
the understanding of facilities management from a holistic life cycle
perspective
- To provide the essential knowledge and skills required to carry out
efficient and effective facility management
- To develop and implement energy management and indoor air quality
management
- To be able to use facility management tools for operation and
maintenance planning and management

Maintenance of Rotating Machines

2009-02-18T03:07:20Z

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Rotating machines are vital to the operation of most industrial plants. Production stoppage could result to heavy financial losses for the company. Therefore, it is of utmost importance that these machines should be given the necessary and required maintenance by highly qualified and knowledgeable maintenance engineers. With this in mind, UP NEC designed this course for
practicing engineers who are responsible for the upkeep of these equipment.

Focused Improvement and Tools

2009-02-18T03:06:21Z

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This 2 day training program gives the participant the skills to use the different tools to analyze production problems, plot out the root causes of these problems and derive the needed actions to effect improvement. The training is conducted in the environment of Lean Manufacturing and stresses the principles of continuous improvement to achieve competitive advantage.

Successful companies use The 7 QC Tools and the 7 New Tools to keep a firm hand on their production costs and quality service levels. These tools were developed by Kaoru Ishikawa, a renowned quality expert from Japan. The Focused Improvement: 7 QC Tools and 7 New Tools Seminar goes one step higher and teaches the participants the proper use of these tools and how to use the QC story board to present the results to their customers and upper management.

Companies today need to have simple and effective analytical tools at hand as well as the skilled and trained staff to use these tools. This training program aims to give the participant the skills to use the different quality control tools to analyze production problems, plot out the root causes of these problems and derive the needed actions to effect improvement and apply a systematic approach to problem-solving.

The training is conducted in the environment of Lean Manufacturing and stresses the principles of continuous improvement to achieve competitive advantage. The participant will be immersed in the ways of Kaizen, the Deming tips and 6-SIGMA imperatives. These Focused Improvement disciplines and structure will drive your team/s towards desired levels of excellence. The participant will learn how to use the 7 QC tools and the 7 New Tools, how they are used to communicate, review and monitor, and utilizing inter-creative ways of ideation to shape up an implementation plan.

Project Management in the Construction Industry

2009-02-18T03:05:17Z

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A construction project will not be successful without the proper training and exposure of a project manager. Project management involves the crucial ingredients of leadership, motivation,
communication, conflict resolution and time management. This seminar is designed to enhance the managerial skills of middle and upper-level executives in the construction industry.

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers

2009-02-18T03:03:18Z

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This training is designed to familiarize the participants from the semiconductor
industry with the basic tools and procedures of failure analysis which are
necessary to arrive effectively at the root cause of the failure. A discussion
of the common mechanisms in the failure of microelectronic components will
further help the participant correctly interpret the findings of the analysis
so as to come up with valid conclusions about the most likely cause of the
failure.

NEC Seminars

2009-02-18T03:00:43Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

[[Effective Communication for Engineers]]
 March 3-6
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

Project Management
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Material Testing
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

Effective Communication for Engineers

2009-02-18T02:57:48Z

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While recognizing the technical excellence of our Filipino engineers, we also
realize that equipping them with necessary skills in speaking and writing gives
them an advantage in their workplace.

It is for this reason that the National Engineering Center and the Learning for
Empowerment and Development, Inc. are combining resources in order to provide a
communication training program for engineers to provide them with additional
professional leverage to deal with today's complex world.

NEC Seminars

2009-02-18T02:52:03Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

Effective Communication for Engineers
 March 3-6
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

Project Management
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Material Testing
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment

2009-02-18T02:47:39Z

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'''Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment'''

This three-day course would impart to the participants the latest techniques, procedures, tools and materials on the operation and maintenance of air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Vital knowledge in the proper operation and maintenance of equipment, including preventive
maintenance measures and repair and troubleshooting techniques, can help in minimizing costly equipment breakdown and in improving the company's productivity.

NEC Seminars

2009-02-17T08:17:16Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

Effective Communication for Engineers
 March 3-6
 p12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

Project Management
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

[[Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment]]
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Material Testing
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

NEC Seminars

2009-02-17T08:14:01Z

Lghular:

The UP [[National Engineering Center]] offers training programs designed to train professionals in both technical and managerial aspects of their work. Certificates of completion are awarded to participants who have completed all the requirements of the course. Companies with specific training needs may also request in-house training seminars. For more information about NEC seminars, please call (02)922-4714 or (02)981-8500 ext. 3008 or send an email to nec.training@up.edu.ph.

'''MARCH'''

Effective Communication for Engineers
 March 3-6
 p12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

Project Management
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 July 1-3
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration & Air-conditioning Equipment
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Material Testing
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

National Engineering Center

2009-02-04T06:35:59Z

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The National Engineering Center is the research and extension arm of the UP [[College of Engineering]].

[[Image:NEC_Bldg_IFC.JPG|250px|thumb|lright|Juinio Hall - UP National Engineering Center Building]]

==Telling the NEC Story==

Formally established on January 27, 1978, the National Engineering Center (NEC) has, through the years, served as the UP College of Engineering’s (COE) research and extension arm. It has trained countless professional engineers and non-engineers alike with its continuing education program. Aiding both government and industry through consultancy, the NEC has been at the forefront of engineering research and development in the country with its specialized research centers.

As NEC celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2008, some of the men and women who have stood at its helm and whose personal and professional vision have guided and helped shape this proud institution, have come forward to relate the NEC story.

'''The beginning'''

During a COE faculty conference in the early 70s, then dean Prof. Alfredo L. Juinio proposed the idea of a national engineering center that would focus on research and development, consultancy, and continuing engineering education. With inputs from Dean Juinio, Dr. Edgardo S. Pacheco wrote the concept of a national engineering center. Dean Juinio also asked Dr. Pacheco, Dr. Leopoldo V. Abis, and Prof. Fortunato T. de la Peña to draft a decree.

In anticipation of the kind of expertise needed for the NEC, a total of 33 COE faculty members were sent abroad in 1977 to work on their graduate and post-graduate degrees under the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project entitled “Technical Assistance to the U.P. College of Engineering towards the Establishment of the National Engineering Center.”

The following year, Malacañang issued Presidential Decree No. 1295 creating the National Engineering Center as part of the University of the Philippines and distinct and separate from the UP College of Engineering.

'''The early years'''

The task of implementing the decree fell into the able hands of Dr. [[Leopoldo V. Abis]], then the COE’s associate dean, who became the Acting Executive Director of NEC in 1978 and its Executive Director from 1979 to 1988. Prof. Fortunato T. de la Peña became his assistant in 1979 until 1988. They organized the NEC by getting a core group composed of Jackie Castillo, Lando Calso, Nora Cabrera, Alexander Aportadera, Noel Matic, and Nanette Pelaez and Rodrigo Anastacio who came in later. Complementing the staff was an advisory board composed of the Executive Vice President of the UP System as Chairman, Dean of the UP College of Engineering (COE), two members appointed by the UP Board of Regents, President of the UP Alumni Engineers (UPAE), Undersecretaries of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).

Surmounting various challenges, the initial NEC team headed by Dr. Abis achieved the unexpected. From its modest office at the third floor of the COE building, the NEC grew out to having a separate building of its own in 1981. The existing specialized centers of the College of Engineering—the Industrial Research Center (IRC), the National Hydraulic Research Center (NHRC), the Training Center for Applied Geodesy and Photogrammetry (TCAGP), the Transport Training Center (TTC), and the Building Research Service (BRS) – were institutionalized under the NEC.

Continuing education programs were also established. One of those programs was the Engineering Education Project funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The objective was to upgrade the faculty and the facilities of engineering schools throughout the country. “The components of that program were distributed between the COE and the NEC. The COE took care of running the Master of Education Engineering Program. The NEC, on the other hand, took care of the short-term trainings which were conducted in the ten resource-based schools (considered to be the best in engineering) and twenty participating schools all over the country,” explained Prof. dela Peña.
During its early years, the center already forged closer linkage with industry and government through various consultancy projects and partnerships. A consultancy unit was formed with faculty members—namely, Prof. Nestor Rañeses, Eugene Gonzales, and Prof. Edgardo Atanacio—as project and development consultants. They tried to scout projects for NEC. The Center managed projects on energy, partnering with the Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Power Corporation. The partnership with DOE involved training people, particularly engineers, on energy saving and utilization and on alternative sources of energy. It also included designing and doing a feasibility study of putting up a fuels- and appliance-testing laboratory for DOE. The NPC project led to the discovery of the possible uses of fly ash in construction. NEC also undertook the “Preventive Maintenance Project” with the support of UNDP and United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
Laboratories, such as the microelectronics laboratory, machine equipment and design fabrication laboratory, and the computer laboratory, were also launched. Through a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) grant, the Publications and Engineering Information Service (PEIS) was set-up. The PEIS pioneered in the so called “Selective Dissemination of Information Project” where engineer clients could request certain types of information based on the journals and other materials that NEC was receiving. The NEC team also started coming out with the Philippine Engineering Journal in 1980.

'''The 1990s'''

Dr. Francisco L. Viray (Executive Director, 1988 to 1993) took over the leadership of NEC from Dr. Abis. Assisting him were Dr. Alexander P. Paran (Assistant to the Executive Director, 1988 to 1990), Dr. Angela D. Escoto (Assistant to the Executive Director, 1990 to 1991), and Prof. Artemio P. Magabo (Assistant to the Executive Director, 1991 to 1992; Deputy Executive Director, 1992 to 1995).
Dr. Viray wasn’t going to rest on the NEC's laurels. His team sought to improve what Dr. Abis and Prof. dela Peña had already accomplished. For one, the Continuing Engineering Education Unit (CEEU), composed of faculty representatives from all engineering departments, was established. The CEEU updated NEC’s existing continuing education program and expanded the number of courses. In addition, incentive programs were established for the COE and NEC staff, new courses were developed, and facilities were improved.
The support of alumni members who have important positions in the industry, government, and educational sectors led to consistently high number of participants in NEC’s training programs and more industry partnerships and joint undertakings. NEC was also able to provide free training programs to faculty members in the Western Visayas through a joint undertaking with then Bureau of Higher Education now Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and with the Department of Science and Technology (DOST).

Dr. Viray considers the unification of leadership of the COE and the NEC as the highlight of his term. “It was really the intention of the faculty that the Executive Director of NEC & the Dean of COE be one and the same. Since NEC is the research and extension arm of the college, it would be better to coordinate activities with only one person in charge.”

Prof. Magabo credits the spur of NEC’s development during Dr. Viray’s term largely in part with the unification of leadership. Many more COE faculty members became involved with NEC projects and activities than ever before.
But the unification of posts also presented a different kind of problem never before faced by the NEC. “Dr. Viray saw the need for someone who would be able to run the day-to-day operation of NEC. There was no position available for this particular job when the NEC was created,” Prof. Magabo recalled.

That same year Prof. Magabo became NEC’s first Deputy Executive Director and he would serve under that capacity well into the term of Dr. Reynaldo B. Vea (Executive Director, 1993 to 1997), Dr. Viray’s successor.

During Dr. Vea’s term, the NEC took the lead role in the Engineering Science Education Project (ESEP) funded by the Department of Science and Technology. Dr. Vea contends, “There were lots of projects going on at that time but the ESEP turned out to have more lasting consequences.” Through ESEP, funds were poured for faculty, library, laboratory facilities, infrastructure development in general, and graduate students’ scholarships for 19 ESEP schools which accounted for 50% enrolment of engineering schools. One of the project’s results was the formulation of the Peer Evaluation Process (PEP) instrument, a set of criteria to evaluate the engineering programs in the various areas in engineering education against which the progress of the ESEP schools could be gauged after the implementation of the project. Outside of the project, the Foundation for Engineering Education Development (FEED) was set up to conduct the evaluation. According to Dr. Vea, “The FEED is now leading the effort for the Philippines to become a member of the Washington Accord, which is important for Filipino engineers to be able to become members of international registers of engineers.”
The NEC’s involvement with the ESEP illustrates the NEC’s national scope. As Dr. Vea puts it, “NEC was created not only for UP. NEC has a mandate for manpower development for the entire country. So it is important that the executive director continues to be active in the technical panel for engineering education. Because it is one manner where we were able to exert influence in the direction of manpower development for industry… We have concerns bigger than UP, and NEC is the appropriate instrument for that. While the Dean takes care of the concerns the College, (s)he also has to think about national concerns as far as engineering education and engineering practice are concerned. That was the way I looked at it. That’s the way I still look upon it as being the role of NEC.”
It was also under Dr. Vea’s term that the NEC received its accreditation as a Training Institution in the area of ‘Engineering and Technical Courses’ from the Civil Service Commission.

'''Into the 21st century'''

The last ten years of NEC were marked by significant involvement from the faculty of the COE. It was also during this period that the NEC progressed in terms of developing wide-ranging courses and trainings that cater not only to engineers but to non-engineers as well. All these accomplishments transpired not without challenges along the way.

In 1997, Prof. Edgardo G. Atanacio, took over the dual role of COE Dean and NEC Executive Director from Dr. Vea. This was considered a difficult period not only for the NEC but for the whole country as well, as the Asian region was then experiencing financial crisis. Many of the companies that send their employees to attend the center’s short courses and seminars were forced to take austerity measures. Enrollment in many of the short courses offered by the center went down. Dr. Aura C. Matias, who took over the post of Deputy Executive Director in 1996, had to oversee the day-to-day operations of the NEC, as well as creatively find ways to keep the center afloat. She managed this by implementing lecture series, instead of short courses, on pressing topics of the day, such as construction management and preventive maintenance.

Prof. Atanacio and Dr. Matias also faced the challenge of a lack of research initiative from within the COE faculty. “There were only a few faculty members that had the interest in research,” recounts Dr. Matias. “So our strategy at that time was to get big contracts, to get their feet wet. The projects were also mostly inter-disciplinary so we were able to tap into USAID and World Bank.”
The researches ranged from climate change mitigation to public utilities and services. One such research, done in cooperation with the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS), persists today in the form of the Public Assessment Water Services (PAWS).
In 2002, Dr. Herman Mendoza became deputy executive director. He recalled the Engineering Enhancement Program of the NEC as one of its highlights at that time because of the close involvement of the faculty members from the Departments of Engineering Science, Mechanical, and Civil Engineering. “This was one training program wherein NEC staff experienced working and coordinating closely with the faculty,” he disclosed. The engineering enhancement program aimed to strengthen the basic engineering skills of the new engineering graduates and help them prepare for the industry and their respective licensure examinations.

Dr. Mendoza also asserts that it was imperative to maintain an atmosphere of unity and cooperation among the NEC Staff to develop and implement effectively the projects and training programs of NEC and to support the research & development initiatives of the College of Engineering.

But even then, the willingness of the faculty to do research and consultancy work for the NEC still proved to be a challenge. “In terms of consulting and research, not all faculty members were intent on doing these apart from their teaching jobs,” Prof. Atanacio revealed. It was a problem that constantly plagued the NEC from the very beginning, and one that would be mitigated by his successor, Dr. Rowena Cristina L. Guevara.

Under Dr. Guevara’s leadership as Executive Director of NEC and Dean of COE, her biggest challenge on her first year in 2004 was to initiate a paradigm shift in terms of faculty involvement in NEC activities. “We had to convince the faculty members that you have to help the NEC so that it can help you back. It was an enormous mindset change. Before, the faculty just minded their own work. But eventually we convinced them that we all have to work together,” Dean Gev, as addressed by her colleagues, reported. Although the results were not instantaneous, faculty members’ participation in NEC programs dramatically increased from 20% to 80%.

Aside from this initial success, the number of engineers and even non-engineers that were trained by NEC rose exponentially. The range of courses that the NEC was offering expanded. The links between the NEC’s projects and the COE’s graduate programs were also formalized. There are two NEC programs that are linked to the COE’s graduate programs. “One is with the National Electrification Administration and our Energy Engineering program, and the other one with the Philippine Constructors Association and the Civil Engineering program. With that last one, the COE also gained something from that engagement because the CE program now includes a Construction Management program, which we didn’t have before,” Dean Gev explained.

Today, the NEC has become, in Dean Gev’s own words, a “lean, mean machine” with people who have a passion to serve and to succeed. And it was made possible under the kind of leadership—fearless, visionary, and uncompromising—that these men and women exercised. This leadership is matched only by the dedication and hard work of the NEC staff.

==Administration==

==Related Information==
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These are the current seminars offered by the [[National Engineering Center]]:

'''FEBRUARY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 February 18-20
 P9,000.00

Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment
 February 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''MARCH'''

Effective Communication for Engineers
 March 3-6
 p12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 March 5-6
 P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 March 18-20
 P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
 March 19-20
 P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 March 25-27
 P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
 April 15-17
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 April 21-24
 P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 April 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
 May 13-15
 P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
 May 14-15
 P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
 May 20-22
 P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 May 20-22
 p9,000.00

Project Management
 May 27-29
 P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
 June 1-5
 P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 June 3-5
 P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
 June 17-19
 P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
 June 23-25
 P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
 June 25-26
 P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
 July 6-10
 P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
 July 9-10
 P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
 July 13-17
 P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
 July 22-24
 P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
 July 29-31
 P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration & Air-conditioning Equipment
 August 5-7
 P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
 August 12-14
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
 August 10-14
 P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
 August 18-20
 P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Material Testing
 August 20-21
 P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
 August 27-28
 P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
 September 7-11
 P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
 September 9-11
 P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
 September 14-18
 P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
 September 23-25
 P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
 October 7-9
 P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
 October 13-16
 P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
 October 29-30
 P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
 November 11-13
 P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
 November 18-20
 P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
 December 9-11
 P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
 - Essentials of Computer Security
 - GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
 - High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
 - Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
 - Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering Management
 - Transportation Survey
 - Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
 - Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
 - Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
 - Financial Modeling for Engineering Project

NEC Seminars

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These are the current seminars offered by the [[National Engineering Center]]:

'''FEBRUARY'''

Instrumentation and Control for Industrial Applications
 February 18-20
 P9,000.00

Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Equipment
February 25-27
P9,000.00

'''MARCH'''

Effective Communication for Engineers
March 3-6
p12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
March 5-6
P6,500.00

Project Management in the Construction Industry
March 18-20
P9,000.00

Focused Improvement and Tools
March 19-20
P6,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
March 25-27
P9,000.00

'''APRIL'''

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series I
April 15-17
P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
April 21-24
P12,000.00

Industrial Maintenance Management System
April 27-29
P9,000.00

'''MAY'''

Power Electronics: Switch Mode Power Supply
Principles & Applications
May 13-15
P9,000.00

Poka Yoke
May 14-15
P6,500.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series II
May 20-22
P9,000.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
May 20-22
p9,000.00

Project Management
May 27-29
P9,000.00

'''JUNE'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 210: Toxic and
Hazardous Waste Management
June 1-5
P14,500

Maintenance of Electric Motors
June 3-5
P9,000.00

Reliability-Centered Maintenance
June 17-19
P9,000.00

Professional Certificate in Facilities Management –
Lecture Series III
June 23-25
P9,000.00

Material Science for Semiconductor Engineers
June 25-26
P6,500.00

'''JULY'''

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 220: Chemical
Emergency Response and Preparedness
July 6-10
P14,500

Admin Excellence through 5S Gemba
July 9-10
P6,500.00

Solid Waste Management and Technology
July 13-17
P14,500.00

Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
July 22-24
P9,000.00

Statistical Process Control
July 29-31
P9,000.00

'''AUGUST'''

Maintenance and Operation of Refrigeration & Air-conditioning Equipment
August 5-7
P9,000.00

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology
August 12-14
P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 230:
Inspection, Compliance and Enforcement
August 10-14
P14,500

Materials & Process Quality Control in Construction
August 18-20
P9,000.00

Analytical Methods and Material Testing
August 20-21
P6,500.00

Structured Cabling System Design
August 27-28
P6,500.00

'''SEPTEMBER'''

Biological Wastewater Treatment
September 7-11
P14,500.00

Maintenance of Rotating Machines
September 9-11
P9,000.00

Certificate Program on Toxic and Hazardous Waste Management THW 240: Pollution
Prevention
September 14-18
P14,500

Industrial Maintenance Management System
September 23-25
P9,000.00

'''OCTOBER'''

Maintenance of Commercial and Industrial Building
Facilities & Utilities
October 7-9
P9,000.00

Basic Foundation for Operation Risk Management
October 13-16
P12,000.00

Failure Analysis for Semiconductor Engineers
October 29-30
P6,500.00

'''NOVEMBER'''

Project Management in the Construction Industry
November 11-13
P9,000.00

Maintenance of Electric Motors
November 18-20
P9,000.00

'''DECEMBER'''

Project Management
December 9-11
P9,000.00

'''FOR IN-HOUSE'''

- JAVA 2 for Mobile Enterprises (J2ME)
- Essentials of Computer Security
- GIS Applications for Disaster Risk Management
- High Resolution Satellite Remote Sensing
- Remote Sensing & GIS for Coastal Zone Management
- Overview of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering
Management
- Transportation Survey
- Traffic Impact Assessment for Developers
- Transportation Modelling & Travel Demant Forecasting
- Transportation System and Demand Management Measures
- Financial Modeling for Engineering Project