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Monthly District Accomplishment & Activity Report UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES The Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects UAP National Headquarters, 53 Scout Rallos Street, Quezon City, Philippines MONTHLY DISTRICT ACCOMPLISHMENT & ACTIVITY REPORT Regional District B2 MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2018 District Director TESSA C. ESPINAS-SALINAS, UAP Contact Numbers +63 918 938 2712 DATE Email Address [email protected] SUBMITTED DISTRICT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN DURING THE MONTH Indicate your district activities undertaken during the month such as District Council Meeting, Attendance, Professional Development Seminars, Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives, etc. ACTIVITY NO.1 Occupational First Aid and Basic Life Support - CPR/AED Title of Activity Safety Service Training Course in cooperation with Philippine Date 10 -11 February 2018 Red Cross Total Attendees District B2: 70 Guests: 4 B4: 3 UAP-EA: 1 Venue Tanauan, Batangas Objective of the Activity Council Type of Activity √ Seminar/ Training √ Socio-Civic √ DISTRICT ASSEMBLY Meeting Activity in line with Profession √ Professional Professional Organization Professional Product 4Ps Activity in support of the UAP corporate √ Unity √ Accountability √ Professional Excellence thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos: UAP Regional District B2 Assembly: Training to be Emergency-Ready Architects The UAP Regional District B2, in cooperation with Philippine Red Cross-Batangas Chapter, held its District Assembly on 10-11 February 2018 in Tanauan, Batangas. The highlight of the District Assembly was the 16-hour Occupational First Aid and Basic Life Support - CPR/AED Safety Service Training Course, a very practical way to address the need to be ready for any emergency, disaster, calamity, accident or injury that can occur at any time and usually without warning in or out of the workplace. The First Aid and Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) with Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Training is in compliance with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Order No. 13 s. 2013, and is equivalent to the 16-hours annual construction and health continuing training for the certification of full-time safety personnel. The newly certified First Aiders of the District B2 also became Philippine Red Cross Premier Bronze Members. The assembly also witnessed the joining of several architects from District B2 and District B4’s Batangas Lakeshore Chapter in the worthy cause of UAP Emergency Architects. Representing UAP-EA Chair Stephanie Gilles, UAP-EA Deputy Chair Jose A. Miranda inducted the new members. District B2 Director Tessa C. Espinas- Salinas is also the UAP-EA External Affairs and Linkages Head. UAP-EA is a socio-civic disaster-response arm of the UAP which aims to help rebuild lives and support local communities in the Philippines affected by disasters and calamities. UAP Regional District B2 is composed of 7 local chapters and 2 foreign-based chapters led by the following chapter presidents: Irma Bernardo (Manila Architects for Government Service-MAGS), Donnae Edusada (Manila Maharlika), Honesto Uy (Manila Maynilad), Joy Villar (Manila Corinthian), Perry Sanga (Manila Intramuros), Ariel Tabang Jr. (Manila Alcaldia), Cesar Teodoro (Manila La Solidaridad), Alvic Doctolero (Ontario-Canada), and Felix Tan (British Columbia). MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 1 of 10 Photo 1: District B2 Safety Trainees attentively listening to the Philippine Red Cross Trainor Photo 2: CPR and AED Training for Cardiac Emergencies MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 2 of 10 Photo 3: UAP MAGS Chapter members showing off their bandaging techniques Photo 4: DD Tessa seriously performing CPR on a training dummy MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 3 of 10 Photo 5: District B2 Assembly Participants with the District Council, DD Tessa Espinas-Salinas, UAP-EA Deputy Chair Jose A. Miranda, Batangas Lakeshore Chapter President Robert Simbol and chapter board, and Philippine Red Cross-Batangas Chapter Photo 6: The UAP Regional District B2 Graduates of the Occupational First Aid and Basic Life Support - CPR/AED Safety Service Training Course with Trainors from Philippine Red Cross-Batangas Chapter MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 4 of 10 Photo 7: UAP District B2 celebrating the culmination of a grueling 16-hour Occupational First Aid and Basic Life Support – CPR/AED Safety Service Training Course MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 5 of 10 ACTIVITY NO.2 Title of Activity Area B Summit (BUNYOG) Date 15-17 February 2018 From District B2: 29 Delegates from MAGS, Alcaldia, Maharlika, Total Attendees Venue Legazpi City Maynilad & Corinthian Chapters Objective of the Convergence of Area B architects for CPD Seminars, Chapter Presidents’ Assembly and Business Meeting, and tour of Activity the City of Legazpi Type of Activity Council Meeting √ Seminar Socio-Civic √ Area B Summit Activity in line with Professional √ Profession Professional √ Professional Organization 4Ps Product Activity in support of the UAP √ Unity Accountability √ Professional Excellence corporate thrust Area B Summit (BUNYOG) 29 architects from the five (5) UAP District B2 Chapters of MAGS, Alcaldia, Maharlika, Maynilad & Corinthian joined almost 500 architects from the various districts of Area B in an Area Summit in Legazpi City on 15-17 February 2018. Hosted by UAP Legazpi City Chapter and the five District Directors of Area B, the Summit was envisioned to be a convergence of architects from the Districts of Area B architects to attend various CPD Seminars, a Chapter Presidents’ Assembly and Business Meeting, and a tour of the City of Legazpi. “BUNYOG” in the Bikolano dialect means UNITY. Day 0 – 15 February 2018 Chapter Presidents’ Assembly and Business Meeting Davies Night Day 01 – 16 February 2018 CPD Seminars 1, 2, 3 Mayor’s Night Day 02 – 17 February 2018 CPD Seminars 4 and 5 Legazpi City Tour Fellowship Night Photo 8: AREA B SUMMIT Day 0 – Chapter Presidents’ Assembly and Business Meeting at the Oriental Hotel Legazpi MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 6 of 10 Photo 9: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 01 – CPD Seminars at the Legazpi City Convention Center Photo 10: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 01 – B2 Chapter Presidents , Legazpi Chapter President with NP Hisancha and the NBD MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 7 of 10 Photo 11: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 01 - An evening with Legazpi City Mayor Noel Rosal Photo 13: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 01 Photo 12: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 02 - Legazpi City Tour (Daraga Church) Photo 14: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 02 - Legazpi City Tour (Cagsawa Ruins) MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 8 of 10 Photo 16: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 02 – with UAP Legazpi City Chapter President, District B2 and District B1 Chapter Presidents Photo 15: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 02 - with the Bunyog Organizers, past and present officers of Area B, NP Guillermo Hisancha, NEVP Benji Panganibam, SG Rene Heray, Area VP Rey Acosta, and the UAP NBD Photo 17: AREA B SUMMIT DAY 02 – DD-B2, Districts B1, B2 and B3 Chapter Presidents with AVP-B and officers of Legazpi City Chapter MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 9 of 10 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Chapter Event / Location Date UAP MAGS Chapter UAP Manila Maharlika Chapter Meeting with the sisters of Sta. Raphaela Maria in 15 February 2018 Daraga, Albay for the outreach program for the local residents affected by the eruption of Mt. Mayon. 4th Tree Planting and Gift-giving Project 18 February 2018 Angat Watershed, Norzagaray, Bulacan GMM – Chapter Elections 28 February 2018 UAP Manila Maynilad Chapter BOD Meeting 02 February 2018 67TH Blood Donation Sunday 18 February 2018 for Ar. Gigi Chua Chiaco, FUAP (with Alcaldia Chapter) 7TH GMM with Lecture Series No.3 21 February 2018 UAP Manila Corinthian Chapter GMM, Davies Hub, QC 23 February 2018 UAP Manila Intramuros Chapter 8th GMM with Lecture Series 27 February 2018 UAP Manila Alcaldia Chapter Blood Donation Sunday 18 February 2018 for Ar. Gigi Chua Chiaco, FUAP (with Maynilad Chapter) 7th GMM, Davies Hub, QC 27 February 2018 Seminar: Design-Build Services UAP Ontario Canada Chapter GMM with Seminar 12 February 2018 Habitat for Humanity Build Day - Toronto 2018 24 February 2018 UAP Manila La Solidaridad Chapter UAP British Columbia Chapter DISTRICT B2 Meeting with Maharlika Chapter President/ February 07, 2018 District Council Secretary At UCC, Blue Bay Walk, Pasay City District B2 ASSEMBLY: 10-11 February 2018 Occupational First Aid and Basic Life Support - CPR/AED Safety Service Training Course in cooperation with Philippine Red Cross Tanauan, Batangas B2 Deputy District Director’s attendance to the February 10, 2018 5th UAP National Board of Directors’ Meeting UAPHQ, Scout Rallos, Quezon City Attendance to Area B Summit (BUNYOG) 15-17 February 2018 Legazpi City MONTHLY DISTRICT REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 10 of 10 .
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