Tatay is finally home from Mexico! Arrived at the NAIA Airport on November 1, All Souls Day, 11 PM. How I wish I arrived earlier, and we could have spent the day with the rest of the family at Eternal Gardens, visiting Lolo Ben.
Who is Lolo Ben? Let me start by showing you his resume which I found in our home PC. Lolo Ben wrote this himself. November 1, 2009 is also your 7th month btw. I know you are still too young to read this, but let me write this down now and I will tell you more about him later. We can read this together when you are 7 years and 7 months old.
Lolo Ben was a great Dad. Tatay will always remember him.
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BIENVENIDO L. PEÑARANDA
* 431 Gomez Street, Fortune Village 7, Valenzuela City
( (0918) 284-3840 / (02) 292-0129 / (02) 443-5452
: ben_penaranda@yahoo.com
Objective_____________________________________________________________________
To nurture my wish and fervent desire that when I retire, shall strive to be productive and actively participate together with my fellow “sea dos” to engage in worthy and patriotic endeavors by imparting our knowledge and experiences to the next generation of Filipino seafarers.
Qualifications Summary________________________________________________________
Guest Lecturer / Trainor – Norwegian Training Center
Taguig, Manila
February 2008 - present
Training Consultant / training Officer – Norwegian Training Center, Manila
Taguig, Manila
February 2007- January 2008
Electro-Tech Officer – Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific (2000-2003)
Chief Electrician / Electro-Tech Instructor – Training Ship Kapitan Felix Oca (1998-200)
Electrical Officer _ Various International Ships Manned by Naess Shipping Philippines and Klaveness Ship Management (1983-1997)
Owned and Managed a Repair Shop – Zamboanga City ( 1976-1982)
Naval Electronic Technician - Philippine Navy (1963-1975)
Work Experience______________________________________________________________
2000 - 2004 Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific
Mariveles, Bataan
Electro-Tech Officer, Vessel Training Center
· In charge of all electronic, electrical, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment.
· Conduct progressive maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs as prescribed by Quality Assurance System.
· Works closely with academic faculty/instructors when midshipmen are training in the facility.
· Conducts lectures and hands-on training of marine engineering cadets / midshipmen when needed.
· Other jobs as found necessary.
1998 – 2000 Training Ship Kapitan Felix Oca
Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific, AMOSUP
Chief Electrician, Electro Tech Instructor
· In charge of all electronic, electrical, automation and instrumentation facilities and equipment onboard.
· Conduct progressive maintenance, troubleshooting and repairs prescribed by Quality Assurance System.
· Conducts lectures and hands-on training of marine engineering cadets.
· Other jobs for safe, efficient, economical operation of the ship.
1983 – 1997 Various ships manned by NAESS Shipping Philippines and Klaveness Ship Management
General Cargo, Bulk Carrier, Chemical Tanker, Car Ships
(All ships are bridge controlled or periodically Unmanned Machinery Spaces or UMS)
Chief Electrician / Electro Tech Officer
· In charge and responsible for all electrical, electro-mechanical and other equipment aboard ship using electrical power.
· Responsible for safe operation of instrumentation-automation, alarm and monitoring system.
· In charge of the cranes on General Cargo and Bulk Carriers.
· Other jobs required aboard ships.
1976 – 1982 Zamboanga City
Owned and operated a repair shop engaged in the maintenance, troubleshooting
and repair of electronic, electrical, electro-mechanical and refrigeration-air conditioning equipment.
Ø Clients include the following:
1. Industrial and commercial establishments as well as ships calling Zamboanga ports.
2. Naval ships and small crafts – radars, communication equipment, vent/exhaust machines, propulsion motors, generators, etc.
3. Southern Command, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Zamboanga City – generators and motors.
4. Communication Electronics Service Command, Armed Forces of the Philippines – motors and generators strategically located around the country.
1963 – 1975 Philippine Navy
Naval Rating or Job Specialization: Electronics Technician
v 1966-1967 – Instructor, Naval Communication Electronics School,
Naval Training Command, Cavite City
§ Taught Basic Electronics to naval personnel undergoing radio, sonar, radar and electronic technician specialization course.
v 1967-1969 – Petty Officer in Charge (POIC), Electronics Repair Team 3, RPS AKLAN AR-67 (Repair Ship)
§ Team leader or in-charge when required to repair electronic equipment of other ships and naval units.
v 1969-1975 – One-man Electronic Repair Team - Naval Component, Southern Command, AFP
§ Performed troubleshooting and repair on electronic equipment aboard ships and small crafts deployed in Mindanao when the ship’s electrician cannot do the repair alone.
§ Was commented and cited several times for outstanding repairs completed on various tasks where others repeatedly failed.
§ Was awarded with the Military Merit Award.
v 1975 – Honorably discharged from active service.
Educational Attainment_________________________________________________________
Secondary: Mabini Memorial Colleges, Camarines Sur
1958 – 1962
Professional License: Registered Master Electrician (RME-10252)
Professional Regulation Commission
Trainings and Seminars Attended_________________________________________________
Building Wiring Installation and Maintenance
¨ Meralco Foundation Incorporated, Pasig City
¨ ISO 9001:2000 / Total Quality Management Awareness Seminar
Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific, Bataan
¨ ISO 9000 / Total Quality Management Awareness Seminar (With Distinction)
Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific, Bataan
¨ Personal Safety and Social Responsibility
National Maritime Polytechnic
¨ Marine Electro-Mechanical System Auxiliary Machinery 1 & 2
* Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating
* Hydraulics and Pneumatic System
* Machinery and Electrical
* Instrumentation and Process Control
LAB-Volt, Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific, Bataan
¨ Crisis Management Seminar
Norwegian Hull Club, T/S Kapitan Felix Oca
¨ Training Course for Instructors - IMO Model Course 6.09
Maritime Training Council, NYK Training Center
¨ * Basic Electronics
* Electrical Equipment and Schematics
* Automation and Instrumentation
Norwegian Training Center, Manila
¨ * Instructor Course
* Electronics Technician A
* Basic Seaman Course
Philippine Navy
Personal Information___________________________________________________________
Date of Birth : November 6, 1943
Age : 65
Gender : Male
Citizenship : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Civil Status : Married
Height : 167 cm
Weight : 152 lbs
Languages / Dialects Spoken : English, Filipino, Basic Spanish, Bicolano, Chavacano
Skills : Teaching, technical, communication, computer, driving, carpentry,
iron works, gardening
Interests : Electronics hobbyist, maker of engine and motor electronic ignition,
experimenting gas-fuel saving devices
References____________________________________________________________________
*Available upon request.
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