ANOTHER ROUND OF INSPECTION WITH THE DEPED ENGINEER

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The Division Physical Facilities Coordinator, Mr. Edgardo V. Abanil, and the DepED Engineer, Engr. Sandy Simo made another round of inspection for the on-going BEFF projects in the Division of Gingoog City. The first target was Don Restituto Baol Central School with its on-going 4 classroom-2 storey school building. The forerman has asked permission to pour concrete into the next set of column and column footings. The Physical Facilities made a random check on the size of the steel components and found that on the average, the steel bars are of the prescribed sizes.

The next was the project of the same description at Gingoog City Comprehensive National High School. Again the random check was made on the steel components and found to be in accordance with standards.

These projects were expected to be usable by the end of September 2011.


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