BACHO Journal
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Name of trainee: FO1 Marlon B Refuerzo OJT Destination: Mabini Fire Station Date: August 25, 2022 to Sept. 23 2022
PERFORMANCE SCALE
(ON-THE-JOB-TRAINING)
INSTRUCTION: Place an (x) mark on the O in the scale below which corresponds to the rating of the trainee.
Mabini is a third-class municipality in the province of Pangasinan with sixteen (16) barangays and one
of the four clustered municipalities of Alaminos City Central Fire Station which includes Burgos, Dasol
and Infanta.The Alaminos City Central Fire Station is then, headed by the former City Fire Marshal,
CINSP ROMUALDO V MINA. The central fire station assists applicants applying for Fire Safety
Evaluation Clearance for Building Permit from the four clustered municipalities.
It was on January 4, 2013 when the former Regional Director, SUPT ALOVEEL B FERRER
designated /assigned Municipal Fire Prevention Officers to municipalities without fire station. The first
MFPO of Mabini is FO1 Jocelyn R Villedar from Bautista, Pangasinan. On August 7, 2013, FO1
Karen Joy T Degorio from Alaminos City was designated as the new MFPO of Mabini.
The then, newly installed Acting City Fire Marshal, INSP ROMIE J TUNGPALAN together with the
new MFPO, FO1 Karen Joy T Degorio rendered courtesy call to the Municipal Mayor, HON.
CARLITOS R. REYES. The Local Chief Executive allowed the MFPO to stay at the Office of the
Municipal Treasurer.
Various activities were conducted to introduce the Bureau of Fire Protection to the locality of Mabini
such as Lectures on Fire Safety, Evaluation on Fire Drill, Basic Firefighting techniques, trainings on
Emergency and Medical Service and Fire Safety Inspection to business establishments, schools and
municipal buildings.
The Acting City Fire Marshal together with the Mabini MFPO initiated the request to the Sangguniang
Bayan of Mabini to donate lot for the construction of Mabini Fire Station. Occasional SB sessions
were attended to enumerate the advantages of donating said lot to the Bureau of Fire Protection.
A resolution was approved on April 24, 2017 expressing the willingness of the LGU Mabini to donate
to the Bureau of Fire Protection a portion of municipal lot approximately 175 square meters for the
construction of BFP building.
Another resolution was approved on June 5, 2017, Resolution No. 06-17-61 authorizing the Municipal
Mayor, Hon. Alimar R. Briana to execute and sign for and in behalf of the Local Government of
Mabini, a Deed of Donation of a parcel of lot with an area of one hundred seventy-five (175) square
meters located beside Barangay Hall of Brgy. Poblacion, Mabini in favor of the Bureau of Fire
Protection.
On June 29, 2017, a Deed of Donation was signed by the Municipal Mayor, Hon. Alimar R. Briana
and Regional Director, Region1, SR SUPT LILIBETH Q SIMANGAN.
With the continuous assistance and support of the Alaminos City Central Fire Station headed by the
former OIC City Fire Marshal, INSP BIODULO B CUSTODIO, and Caretaker, SFO4 Alexander C
Acang, the mandate of BFP to the public has been more exposed and developed through the various
activities conducted.
On January 1, 2018, the newly installed City Fire Marshal, SINSP MICHAEL JOHN V ESCAÑO
together with the MFPO, FO2 Karen Joy T Degorio, introduced the possibility of activating a
temporary fire station for Mabini. Through often communication with the Municipal Mayor, HON.
Alimar R. Briana and attending several SB sessions, LGU Mabini approved Resolution No. 08-18-39
authorizing Municipal Mayor Alimar R. Briana to donate the Municipal Firetruck bearing plate No.WCI
773 to the Bureau of Fire Protection regarding the conditions, policies ad guidelines relative to the
donated firetruck.
On October 5, 2018, a Deed of Donation was once again signed by the Municipal Mayor, Hon. Alimar
R. Briana and Regional Director, BFP R1, SR SUPT MARIA SOFIA B MENDOZA. And on October 9,
2018, the donated LGU Firetruck was transferred and registered to Bureau of Fire Protection, Region
1.
On January 28, 2019, another resolution was approved authorizing the Municipal Mayor to allocate
temporary space for the Bureau of Fire Protection at the Municipal Bleacher pending the construction
of the proposed BFP Mabini Fire Station. The main intent of LGU Mabini and the Bureau of Fire
Protection is to deliver basic services to the protection of life and property of the community. On 19
March 2019, Mabini Fire Station was officially activated.
As one of the newly activated fire stations in Pangasinan, Mabini Fire Station continues to provide
quality service to the people of this town. Aside from accomplishing effectively the mandates of the
BFP, Mabini FS also helps the Local Government Unit (LGU) through water rationing and flushing
upon their request. This station unceasingly strives to give significant contributions to the public.
Mission and Vision
BFP MISSION
- We commit to prevent and suppress destructive fires, investigate its causes, Enforce fire code and
other related laws, respond to man-made and natural disasters and other emergencies.
BFP VISION
Administrative skills
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Lack of Personnel: there is a need of additional personnel to the station to maintain sufficient
service for effective fire and rescue operation.
The on-the-job training provided me with knowledge regarding Fire Safety Inspection, basic
firefighting techniques, proper steps in using fire extinguisher and familiarization of fire truck
operation. Such training will enable me to survive emergency situations, prevent me from
encountering accidents that might occur at the workplace and to help other people in times of fire and
emergencies to minimize injuries.
Fire is powerful enough to take away everything in the blink of an eye. This is the main reason
why it is important to know how to prevent fire incidents from happening and to know what has to be
done in case of fire. The one month on-the-job training plays a vital part in educating Fire Trainee
regarding firefighting. It will improve also the needed skills to educate people on how to avoid fire, and
about the fundamentals of fire prevention and protection. In conclusion, the on-the-job training was
successful in providing knowledge to fire trainee to become effective and efficient firefighter.
Based on the outcome of the Performance Scale for the On-the-Job Training, Marlon B.
Refuerzo got ____ on Operational Skills and ____ on Administrative Skills. The trainee also recorded
a complete attendance. As a result the Trainee comes highly recommended to continue to undergo
further training.
Bacho
Conducted health and wellness thru random exercises together with FO1 Lagliva
and FO1 Marabe
Orientated on how to Acknowledge Emails by FO1 Bacho
Conducted Clean Up Drive at Balincanguing River together with Local Government Unit,
MDRRMO, BFP and PNP headed by the Municipal Mayor Colin A. Reyes
Oriented regarding on Petty Cash Replenishment by FO1 Krystel Mae G Billedo
Attended the Traditional Flag Raising Ceremony together with the Local Government
Unit headed by Municipal Mayor Colin A. Reyes and Line Agency (BFP and PNP)
Oriented on donning and doffing of fire fighting apparatuses by FO1 Marabe and
FO1 Lagliva
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