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March Issue 2019.Pdf SINGAPORE CHAPTER IN THIS BATAAN CHAPTER PAMPANGA CHAPTER, ABM ENG’G SOCIETY FINANCIAL LITERACY TECHNOCON...p.7 ISSUE DENTAL MISSION...p.10 TRAINING...p.14 Room 401, 4th Flr. Don Lorenzo Bldg., 889 P. Paredes St., Sampaloc, Manila PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF MARCH 2019| Mechanical Engineers ISSN: 2672-2577 OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER www.psme.org.ph PSME LAUNCHES ALMA, COMELEC TAKE OATH In its quest for greatness and exceptional service to its members, the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) launched the Advance Leadership and Management Academy (ALMA) on March 16, 2019 at Meeting Room 7-9, SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. The event was attended by the National President Dr. Jeffrey F. Singson, National VP-Internal Loreto G. Catalan, National VP-Technical Cesar Luis dL. Lim, National Treasurer Alexander V. Listana, and National Auditor and ALMA Chairman Ransam S. Pirote, guests and members. Present are the ALMA Committee members composed of Engr. Carlito E. Alpay, Engr. Felipe Lu, Dr. Eduardo S. Malagapo, and Engr. Jonathan San Juan and the COMELEC members namely Chairman Alexander Estrada, Engr. Edgar Cadungog, Engr. Alexis Serapio, Engr. Adrian Moncada, and Engr. Constante Viloria. In his speech, Dr. Singson said that the establishment of ALMA is another proof of PSME’s achievement as the Society is focused on the PLATINUM2022 Agenda. He expressed his gratitude to ALMA committee members for their support. He also encouraged everyone to participate in ALMA’s lined-up seminars. Induction of the COMELEC and ALMA Committee was also held with the Charging of Officers by VPI Catalan and Dr. Singson as Inducting officer for both Committees. The unveiling of the official ALMA logo was done by the ALMA Committee. As a maiden technical seminar of ALMA, its Chairman Engr. Ransam S. Pirote discussed Effective Facilitation, Communication and Presentation Skills. ALMA Chairman Engr. Pirote hoped that through ALMA, Filipino mechanical engineers can improve their leadership skills and not only focus on their technical skills. He emphasized that MEs are flexible enough to excel in the field and in leadership. The seminar comes with certificates and ALMA T-shirts distributed to all attendees. Dr. Singson also gave PME Codes as a gift to this year’s ME Licensure Examination top-notchers namely Engr. Jason Perez (Top 1), Jerwin Mendoza (Top 6), and Patrick Joshua Rivera (Top 7). This was PSME’s way of encouraging young MEs when they join the industry as professionals. Email us at [email protected] FOR ADVERTISEMENT INQUIRIES: www.facebook.com/psmenow [email protected] (02) 796 - 5368 PSME MONTHLY NEWSLETTER THE EDITORIAL BOARD PRESIDENT’S Dr. Jeffrey F. Singson President MESSAGE Engr. Loreto G. Catalan PSME NEWSLETTER Commencement Exercises on VP-Internal the Fire Prevention Month Engr. Allan B. De Villa Publication Chairman Engr. Melanie P. Banayos First, let me congratulate those who recently passed the ME board exam and those graduated BSME this month. Engr. Alexander V. Listana To the former who just stepped into the ME world, the PSME Engr. Antonio C. Tompar will be here to guide you all throughout the way as you Engr. Gregorio S. Senining pursue professional advancement. And to the latter who will Engr. Vitaliano F. Mamawal III soon be joining the roster of professionals, be well-prepared Dr. Archie B. Maglaya and do your best to achieve your license. Publication Committee Members The 3rd month of the year could be the hottest. Our 3rd Isabel E. Gile Board Meeting was hosted by the Metals Industry Research Associate Editor and Development Center of the Department of Science and Ehlorra L. Mangahas Technology in Taguig. On the same day, we also chartered Publication Secretary 6 new Technical Divisions in addition to the 8 Technical Divisions chartered before. To join a technical division, you log in to your account at our website and choose the Contributing Chapters technical division based on your line of work or expertise. We TAGUIG, MARIKINA, METRO also had a meeting with the Secretary of the Department of SOUTH, BATAAN, QBL (HOST), Agrarian Reform, Sec. John Castriciones to discuss possible PAMPANGA, SAUDI ARABIA, collaboration and how PSME could be of help to the agency. QATAR, SINGAPORE The PLATINUM 2022 is a huge task for all of us – a jumpstart. Let’s accept the fact that we are already left behind by the other professional organizations, and we do not have the luxury to waste more time and effort on things that are dragging us or slowing our progress. But we do not settle at being left behind, we have to cope up and shift to the right gear and boost our way to be in the lead. We have to work A GLIMPSE OF THE PAST harder and smarter. 1955 I am proud to say, together with my colleagues in the PSME was registered with the Securitites 2019 Interim National Board, that we are one in all of our and Exchange Commission as a non-stock, decisions. Our decisions are unanimous and every decision non-profit organization with Engr. Tobias we made is in consideration to preserve the unity of PSME, P. Marcelo as its first President. to serve the general membership, to be fair to all chapters and members, and to protect our beloved Society from self- 1995 serving individuals. Recipient of PRC Plaque of Recognition as the 3rd Finalist of the 1995 Most Outstanding We appreciate your continuous support to ONE PSME! Let’s Accredited Professional Organization. keep the momentum going! 2005 Active involvement in the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA) DR. JEFFREY F. SINGSON National President 2 MARCH 2019 Leadership Corner and Friends Toastmasters Club with myself as the chartered president. This is the organization that serves as a training ground for our members for their leadership and communication needs. Today, 17 years even many of our leaders were no longer there, this organization still cater to the needs of PSME members and other Professionals in the Middle East. 5. A leader must be CREATIVE and INNOVATIVE. He is not contented of the status quo. He seeks new things and finds a different way of doing things. by: Ransam S. Pirote, PME/DTM We trained our members to think more, do more, and produce more. PSME is the lead organization and in fact, the first organization to have a Special “A leader must know the way, goes the way, and shows Professional Licensure Board Examination outside the way.” the Philippines. Today, this examination is also offered to different organizations and in almost all of John C. Maxwell the countries in the Middle East. Leadership is to create greater value for people around you. In PSME, these people are the members. To be continued in the next issue… When I initially joined PSME in 1987, I was inactive but in 1992 I had the opportunity to become a member of PSME – Saudi Arabia Chapter which gave me the chance to discover what leadership is all about, the PSME way. While learning by doing in PSME, I also applied the knowledge and skills I learned from the company where I worked. I am a member of PSME – SA for two years before seeking an elective position. In 1994 I became an auditor, in 1995 a Secretary, and in 1996 elected as a Chapter President. It is on these years where I learned the way of PSME. All throughout, I followed the directions of our National Leaders and followed the decisions of the supreme members. After then, we showed the way by leading all the chapters in the Middle East. Qualities of a Leader: (First Part) 1. A leader must be CONFIDENT enough to ensure that others follow his command. Members are looking for their leaders to be decisive, matured in thinking, knows what he is doing, firm and bold in his decision, and always think of what is the best for his people. 2. A Leader must have COMMITMENT and PASSION. PSME as an organization needs committed leaders. A leader who dedicates his life to the Society all the way. He must have a Passion to serve not only during his term but even after his term. 3. A Leader should INSPIRE others. In order to inspire members of PSME, leaders must be visible in every chapter activities. He must be with them especially in times of need. In difficult times, he is the source of strength. He protects his people and leads them against their adversaries. 4. A leader should be a GOOD COMMUNICATOR. In the year 2002, we chartered PSME-Saudi Arabia 3 PSME CHARTERS Chairman, Energy Management TD with Janu P. ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL Encarnacion as Chairman, Automotive Engineering TD with Vitaliano F. Mamawal III as Chairman, Power DIVISIONS and Energy TD with Engr. Vicente Edwin F. Delgado as Chairman and Automation, Instrumentation and Robotics TD with James Bernard C. Itao as Chairman. Acceptance speeches were delivered by each of the TD Chairmen. Energy Management Chairman Engr. PSME NEWSLETTER Janu P. Encarnacion thanked PSME for the honor to chair the TD and hoped that they could achieve great things. Automation, Instrumentation and Robotics TD Chairman Engr. James Bernard C. Itao declared that he is honored to head the new TD. He asked for support from and pledged support to all TDs and especially PSME. Automotive Engineering TD Chairman Engr. Vitaliano F. Mamawal III thanked the support of his TD members and PSME. He committed to focus their strength and knowledge for the TD to prosper and be There is truly no stopping for the PSME until helpful to all of its members and PSME. Manufacturing the realization of its PLATINUM 2022 agenda. Part of Engineering TD Chairman Engr.
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