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Inspection Eastern Misamis Oriental G I N G O G G C I INSPECTION EASTERN MISAMIS ORIENTAL Name of Establishment Address No. of Type of Industry Type of Condition Workers 1 Rural Bank of Gingoog City Gingoog City, Rizal St. 13 Financing Non-Hazardous G 2 Bagong Lipunan Hospital Gingoog City, Highway 25 Service Hazardous 3 Steve Commercial Center Gingoog City, Baol St. 20 Retail Non-Hazardous I 4 Joystar (formerly Joymart) Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 15 Retail Non-Hazardous N 5 Jomar Shopping Center Gingoog City, Baol St. 15 Retail Non-Hazardous G 6 Wiljen Commercial Gingoog City, Highway 12 Retail Non-Hazardous 7 Mercury Drug Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 15 Retail Non-Hazardous O 8 Cooperative Bank of Mis.Or.-br. Gingoog City, Highway 16 Financing Non-Hazardous G 9 First Community Cooperative (FICCO)-br. Gingoog City, Highway 12 Financing Non-Hazardous 10 Novo (Fabulous Jeans & Shirts Gen. Mdse) br. Gingoog City, Baol St. 31 Retail Non-Hazardous G 11 Gingoog Peoples Commercial Gingoog City, Highway 14 Retail Non-Hazardous 12 Green Bank of of Caraga, Inc. br. Gingoog City, Baol St. 15 Financing Non-Hazardous C 13 Gingoog Sanitarium Hospital Gingoog City, Bagaipo St. 36 Service Hazardous 14 Mindanao Forge Co. Inc. Gingoog City, Brgy. 20 35 Manufacturing Hazardous I 15 Christ The King College Gingoog City, Highway 80 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous T 16 Gingoog Christian School Gingoog City, Highway 14 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous Y 17 Grace Christian School Gingoog City, Rodriguez St. 12 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 18 Gingoog City Junior College Gingoog City, Paz Village 37 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 19 Guevarra Institute of Technology Gingoog City, Lugod-Guanzon 11 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 20 Goodwill Computer College Gingoog City, Highway 14 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 21 STI Computer School Gingoog City, Highway 12 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 22 Freemont Food Corp. (Jollibee)-br. Gingoog City, Highway 25 Service Non-Hazardous 23 Dionio-Empalmano Feliano Bakery Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 20 Manufacturing Hazardous 24 WDM Construction & Supplies Gingoog City, Highway 13 Construction Hazardous 25 A & E Bakery & Restaurant Gingoog City, Baol St. 17 Manufacturing Hazardous 26 Gingoog Express Hardware Gingoog City, Highway 14 Retail Non-Hazardous 27 Desmark Corporation Gingoog City, Highway 12 Retail Non-Hazardous 28 Imperial Appliance Plaza Gingoog City, Baol St. 17 Retail Non-Hazardous 29 J & C Lucky 99 Store Gingoog City, Baol St. 25 Retail Non-Hazardous 30 Cezko Hardware Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 15 Retail Non-Hazardous 31 JP Chan Construction Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 12 Construction Hazardous 32 JPC Construction Supply Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 16 Retail Non-Hazardous Page 1 of 5 G I N G O G G C I T Y INSPECTION EASTERN MISAMIS ORIENTAL 33 Eastern Mindanao Construction & Dev. Gingoog City, Gomez-Tuto 12 Construction Hazardous 34 Rhine Marketing Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 10 Retail Non-Hazardous 35 Emcor, Inc.-Br. Gingoog City, Veterans St. 10 Retail Non-Hazardous 36 St. Peter Life Plan-Br. Gingoog City, Veterans St. 10 Service Non-Hazardous 37 Hagdan Sa Pag-Uswag-Br. Gingoog City, Guno-Cabelto 10 Financing Non-Hazardous 38 Norkis Distribution Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, Veterans St. 5 Retail Non-Hazardous 39 Hills Small Loans-Br. Gingoog City, Jadol St. 10 Financing Non-Hazardous 40 M. Lhuillier Pawnshop-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 4 Financing Non-Hazardous 41 Tagum Community Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 5 Financing Non-Hazardous 42 Prudential Pawnshop-Br. Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 3 Financing Non-Hazardous 43 RCPI-Bayantel-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 5 Communication Non-Hazardous 44 H. Lhuillier Pawnshop-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 4 Financing Non-Hazardous 45 RD Pawnshop-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 3 Financing Non-Hazardous 46 RD Pawnshop-Br. Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 3 Financing Non-Hazardous 47 Soriano Petron Station Gingoog City, Highway 10 Retail Hazardous 48 Caltex Gasoline Station Gingoog City, Highway 10 Retail Hazardous 49 Moreno Shell Station Gingoog City, Highway 10 Retail Hazardous 50 Celebes Oil Mill Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, San Juan 2 Wholesale Non-Hazardous 51 Celebes Coconut Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, San Juan 2 Wholesale Non-Hazardous 52 Celebes Agricultural Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, San Juan 2 Wholesale Non-Hazardous 53 Wilmar Edible Oils Phils. Inc. Gingoog City, San Luis 24 Manufacturing Hazardous 54 Julies Bakeshop-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 15 Manufacturing Hazardous 55 Arbee's Bakeshop-Br. Gingoog City, Market 10 Manufacturing Hazardous 56 Park & Go Bakeshop-Br. Gingoog City, Baol St. 10 Manufacturing Hazardous 57 Julies Bakeshop-Br. Gingoog City, Baol St. 15 Manufacturing Hazardous 58 Rose Bakeshop-Br. Gingoog City, Motomol St. 10 Manufacturing Hazardous 59 Motortrade-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 10 Retail Non-Hazardous 60 Transcircle Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 6 Retail Non-Hazardous 61 Skygo Marketing Corp.-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 6 Retail Non-Hazardous 62 DJ Appliance Center-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 10 Retail Non-Hazardous 63 Ayelet Bakeshop-br. Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 10 Manufacturing Hazardous 64 VMDI/Loncin Motorcycle-br. Gingoog City, Highway 5 Retail Non-Hazardous 65 SPS Chainsaw Trading-Br. Gingoog City, Highway 3 Retail Non-Hazardous 66 Agritrade (Breeders Agrivet)-br. Gingoog City, Baol St. 3 Retail Non-Hazardous Page 2 of 5 G I N G O G G C I T Y INSPECTION EASTERN MISAMIS ORIENTAL 67 777 Shopping Mart Gingoog City, D. Graciana St. 10 Retail Non-Hazardous 68 777 Shopping Mart-Br. Gingoog City, Bagaipo St. 2 Retail Non-Hazardous 69 Kinghim Enterprises Gingoog City, Baol St. 11 Retail Non-Hazardous 70 Muenster Ingredients, Inc. Medina , Maanas 45 Manufacturing Hazardous 71 Domingo Uy Guangco Enterprises Medina, Poblacion 16 Wholesale Hazardous 72 Rural Bank of Medina, Inc. Medina, Poblacion 17 Financing Non-Hazardous M 73 Moresco II Medina, Poblacion 134 Electricity Non-Hazardous 74 Zaper Store Medina, Poblacion 15 Retail Non-Hazardous E 75 FICCO-Br. Medina, Poblacion 6 Financing Hazardous D 76 Canada Enterprises & Gen. Mdse. Medina, Poblacion 10 Retail Non-Hazardous I 77 Duka Bay Resort Corp. Medina, Duka 39 Service Non-Hazardous N 78 Duka Reef Divers & Aqua Sports Medina, Duka 10 Service Non-Hazardous 79 Ciaras Bakeshop-Br. Medina, Poblacion 6 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous A 80 A & E Bakery and Refreshment-Br. Medina, Poblacion 10 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous 81 LCN Marketing-Br. Medina, Poblacion 10 Wholesale Hazardous 82 Rural Bank of Talisayan, Inc. Talisayan, Poblacion 15 Financing Non-Hazardous 83 St. Mary's Academy Talisayan, Poblacion 12 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 84 Petnet Inc.-Br. Balingoan, Poblacion 4 Financing Non-Hazardous 85 Matangale Alibuag Dive Resort Balingoan, Matangale Brgy. 15 Service Non-Hazardous 86 FICCO-Br. Balingoan, Poblacion BALINGOA 87 Bogs & Rose General Mdse. Balingoan, Poblacion 17 Retail Non-Hazardous N 88 Ybanez Bakery-Br. Balingoan, Poblacion 4 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous 89 M. Lhuillier Pawnshop-Br. Balingoan, Poblacion 3 Financing Hazardous 90 Holy Child High School Kinoguitan, Poblacion 12 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 91 Rural Bank of Kinoguitan, Inc. Kinoguitan, Poblacion 10 Financing Non-Hazardous 92 Ybanez Bakery-Br. Sugbongcogon, Poblacion 4 Manufacturing Hazardous 93 Salay Handmade & Paper Industries Salay, Poblacion 30 Manufacturing Hazardous 94 J & P Dressing Plant Salay, Poblacion 100 Manufacturing Hazardous 95 Ranises Trading Salay, Poblacion 10 Wholesale Hazardous S 96 FICCO-Br. Salay, Poblacion 4 Financing Non-Hazardous A 97 Alfons Bakeshop-Br. Salay, Poblacion 8 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous L 98 Salay Petron Station Salay, Poblacion 13 Retail Hazardous A 99 Julies Bakeshop-Br. Salay, Poblacion 5 Manufacturing Hazardous Y 100 RD Pawnshop, Inc-Br. Salay, Poblacion 4 Financing Hazardous Page 3 of 5 S A INSPECTION EASTERN MISAMIS ORIENTALL A Y 101 Xavier Tibud Rural Bank, Inc.-Br. Salay, Poblacion 6 Financing Non-Hazardous 102 St. Mary's Academy (St. John the Baptist) Lagonglong, Poblacion 12 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 103 Rural Bank of Balingasag, Inc. Balingasag, Poblacion 18 Financing Non-Hazardous 104 St. Ritas College Balingasag, Poblacion 50 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous B 105 St Peters College Balingasag, Poblacion 25 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 106 Secured Savings, Inc.-Br. Balingasag, Poblacion 6 Financing Non-Hazardous A 107 FICCO-Br. Balingasag, Highway 10 Financing Non-Hazardous L 108 RD Pawnshop, Inc.-Br. Balingasag, Highway 3 Financing Non-Hazardous I 109 De Leon Pawnshop-Br. Balingasag, Poblacion 3 Financing Non-Hazardous 110 M. Lhuillier Pawnshop-Br. Balingasag, Poblacion 3 Financing Non-Hazardous N 111 Cebuana Lhuillier Pawnshop, Inc-Br. Balingasag, Poblacion 3 Financing Non-Hazardous G 112 Coop Bank of Misamis Oriental-Br. Balingasag, Poblacion 5 Financing Non-Hazardous 113 Malaran Coco Lumber Balingasag, Poblacion 10 Retail Non-Hazardous A 114 Basoy Milling Balingasag, Highway 10 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous S 115 Champ Water Refilling Station Balingasag, Highway 10 Manufacturing Hazardous A 116 Mis.Or. Institute of Technology Balingasag, Cogon 12 Educ. Inst. Non-Hazardous 117 LCN Marketing-Br. Balingasag, Poblacion 10 Wholesale Non-Hazardous G 118 Skygo Marketing Corp.-br. Balingasag, Poblacion 5 Retail Non-Hazardous 119 Ching Lam Food Products Jasaan, Solana 15 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous 120 RI Chemicals Inc. Jasaan, Nahalinan 54 Manufacturing Hazardous 121 Pilipinas Kao, Inc. Jasaan, Luz Banzon 110 Manufacturing Hazardous J 122 Jica Ice Plant Jasaan, Luz Banzon 15 Manufacturing Hazardous A 123 Colegio de Santo Nino de Jasaan Jasaan, Upper 15 Educ. Inst. Hazardous S 124 St. Mary's Academy of Jasaan Jasaan, Upper 15 Educ. Inst. Hazardous A 125 Secured Savings Inc.-Br. Jasaan, Upper 5 Financing Non-Hazardous A 126 Mercury Pawnshop-Br. Jasaan, Upper 3 Financing Non-Hazardous N 127 Rural Bank of Talisayan, Inc. Jasaan, Upper 12 Financing Non-Hazardous 128 Agrotech Phils. Inc. Jasaan, Luz Banzon 49 Manufacturing Non-Hazardous 129 Siam Bank, Inc.-Br. Villanueva, Highway 10 Financing Non-Hazardous 130 Villanueva Petron Station Villanueva, Highway 13 Retail Non-Hazardous 131 VC Relleta Trading & Gen.
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