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GineersNow Engineering Magazine November 2016 Issue No 009

GineersNow Engineering Magazine November 2016 Issue No 009 Caterpillar Inc: A look at the company's social impact. Exclusive interview with Jean Savace, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Caterpillar Inc. Exclusive: Mining industry, social good, philanthropy, CSR, social impact, social innovation. Special Feature Stories: HVACR, Oil & Gas, Construction, Heavy Equipment, Machinery, Tools, Civil Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, MEP, Water, Wastewater, Renewables, Energy, Petroleum, Heavy Equipment, Rental Equipment, Contractors, EPC. Country Focus: United States, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Australia More engineering stories at https://www.gineersnow.com/topics/magazines

GineersNow Engineering Magazine November 2016 Issue No 009

Caterpillar Inc: A look at the company's social impact. Exclusive interview with Jean Savace, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Caterpillar Inc.

Exclusive: Mining industry, social good, philanthropy, CSR, social impact, social innovation.

Special Feature Stories: HVACR, Oil & Gas, Construction, Heavy Equipment, Machinery, Tools, Civil Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, MEP, Water, Wastewater, Renewables, Energy, Petroleum, Heavy Equipment, Rental Equipment, Contractors, EPC.

Country Focus: United States, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Australia

More engineering stories at https://www.gineersnow.com/topics/magazines

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FILIPINO ELECTRONICS<br />

ENGINEER MOTIVATES FUTURE<br />

ENGINEERS THROUGH SONG<br />

By Cielo Panda<br />

So, how bad do you want that<br />

engineering license?<br />

You’ve done your best in engineering<br />

school and finally graduated, but<br />

it doesn’t end there. After that,<br />

there’s another challenge to face<br />

that will complete the first step<br />

towards professionalism—taking<br />

your licensure examination.<br />

Reviewing for your licensure<br />

examination can be very stressful<br />

mentally. This isn’t just any<br />

normal exam wherein you could<br />

procrastinate reviewing for a week<br />

or two. Usually it takes a few<br />

months to cram 4 (or more) years<br />

of your engineering knowledge into<br />

your brain before you can say that<br />

you’re ready to take the licensure<br />

examination. The anxiety is real!<br />

That’s why Emanuel Gabriel, a<br />

Filipino engineer, created a cover<br />

of Travie McCoy’s and Bruno Mars’<br />

hit song, Billionaire, to motivate<br />

future licensure examination<br />

takers everywhere.<br />

Engr. Emanuel got the top<br />

spot in the Philippines’ 2014<br />

Electronics <strong>Engineering</strong> Licensure<br />

Examination, and was one of the<br />

5th placers in the 2013 Electronics<br />

Technician Licensure Examination.<br />

He was also Magna Cum Laude<br />

in the course BS Electronics<br />

<strong>Engineering</strong> at the Polytechnic<br />

University of the Philippines-<br />

Maragondon. Currently, he is an<br />

instructor at Excel Review Center,<br />

a licensure examination review<br />

center in the Philippines.<br />

According to Emanuel, he already<br />

had the feeling that he would pass<br />

both exams, and he was aiming to<br />

be at the top—and he succeeded<br />

on both examinations.<br />

He created the cover because he<br />

was inspired by his students. “I also<br />

did it to lessen the nervousness<br />

of all engineers-in-the-making<br />

who will take the exam, especially<br />

my students,” Emanuel said. “I<br />

want to be part of an engineering<br />

student’s success that’s why I’ve<br />

decided to choose a teaching<br />

career. I feel very happy that I will<br />

always be part of their success.”<br />

He added.<br />

Here’s a piece of advice from<br />

Emanuel for the future batches<br />

of engineers around the world:<br />

“Always have a timeline, put more<br />

effort on your studies, but make<br />

sure that you also have your<br />

leisure time. Always take notes, it<br />

will surely help you.”<br />

26<br />

NOVEMBER <strong>2016</strong><br />

Mining <strong>Engineering</strong> and Its Importance

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