NATIONAL SERVICE OF TRAINING IN INDUSTRIAL WORK

DUAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING

REPORT NOTEBOOK

CODE NO. 89001677

 Zonal Address

LIMA CALLAO

DUAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING

CFP/UCP/SCHOOL: SCHOOL OF AUTOMOTORS

ESTUDIANTE: DIAGO ANGHELO OLIVO ITURRIZAGA

ID: 001474069 BLOQUE: AMODFB08

CAREER: AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS

INSTRUCTOR: HUAMANCHUMO CAPUÑAY CARLOS ALBERTO

SEMESTRE: SEGUNDO DEL: 27/03/23 AL: 12/04/23

 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF THE
WEEKLY WORK REPORT NOTEBOOK

1. PRESENTATION.

The Weekly Work Report Notebook is a control document, in which the

student, records daily, during the week, the tasks, operations executed in
his practical training at SENATI and in the Company.

2. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE REPORT NOTEBOOK.

2.1 In the rotation chart, the student will record the names of the areas or sections.
for which it rotates during its practical training, specifying the start and end dates.
2.2 Based on the PEA provided by the instructor, the student transcribes the PEA in the
report notebook. The student will record and monitor their progress, marking
in the corresponding column.
2.3 In the weekly report sheet, the student will daily record the tasks that
execute, indicating the corresponding time. The day of attendance at the center for the
technology sessions, it will record the contents that it develops. At the end of the
the week will total the hours.
From the tasks carried out during the week, the student will select the most
significant and will provide a description of the execution process with diagrams and drawings
corresponding that clarify this process.
2.4 Weekly, the student will register their attendance in the corresponding boxes.
2.5 Weekly, the Monitor will review, note observations and recommendations that
consider; the Instructor will review and grade the Report Notebook making the
observations and recommendations that you consider appropriate, in the aspects
related to the preparation of a Technical Report (technical terms, technical drawing,
description of the task and its procedure, technical standards, safety, etc.
2.6 If the EAP has fewer operations (151) than indicated in this format, it can
remove a page. Likewise, for the report of the following weeks, it must
add the corresponding weeks.
2.7 Rating scale:

QUANTITATIVE QUALITATIVE CONDITION

16.8–20.0 Excellent
13.7–16.7 Good Approved
10.5–13.6 Acceptable
00–10.4 Deficient Disapproved
 ROTATION PLAN

PERIOD
AREA / SECTION / COMPANY WEEKS
FROM TO
BASIC ENGINE MAINTENANCE 13/02/23 06/03/23 3

MAINTENANCE OF CHASSIS AND BODY 06/03/23 22/03/23 3

BASIC AUTO ELECTRONIC ELECTRICITY 27/03/23 12/04/23 3

 SPECIFIC LEARNING PLAN (SLP)
FOLLOW-UP AND EVALUATION
Fill according to progress

OPERATIONS OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
No. OPERATIONS/TASKS EXECUTED* FOR
TO EXECUTE
SEMINAR
1 2 3 4
01Calibrate valve clearance
02 Verify and/or adjust timing belt
03Check timing belt
04Check guides and templates
05 Check and/or change oil seals
06Verify synchronization
07Verificar filtro de aire
Change fuel filter according to the plan of
08
maintenance
09Dismantle / inspect / assemble pipes and hoses
10 Check fuel pressure
11 Bleed air from the fuel circuit and tune it up
Check diesel and gasoline injectors
Check the feed pump
14 Check the resistance of the gasoline injectors
Change the oil filter according to the maintenance plan
16 Check and/or change engine oil
17Check engine oil levels
18 Check oil pressure
19Check engine operating temperature
20 Check and/or change coolant fluid
21 Check coolant level
22Check the tightness of the refrigeration system
23 Check belts and straps
24Check hoses and clamps
25 Verify and/or change pressure cap
26Clean cooling system
27Check / install thermostat
28 Check electric fan
Check the coolant temperature sensor
30Check the engine temperature with a scanner
31Wash body
Apply protective substances
33Check suspension springs
34 Check suspension shock absorbers

Number of repetitions performed.

 OPERATIONS OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
No. OPERATIONS/TASKS EXECUTED* FOR
FOR EXECUTION
1 2 3 4 SEMINAR

35 Check suspension bushings

Grease ball joints and steering ends
Check the level and/or change the steering box oil.
Grease steering rack
39 Check direction angles
Grease wheel bearings
41 Regular steering box
42Check power steering fluid levels
Check tire pressure
Check transmission oil levels
45Check seals
46Verify packers
Check and/or change oil in a manual transmission
Check and/or change oil in an automatic transmission
49 Regular free play of the clutch pedal
50 Check brake fluid
51Bleed brake system
Clean discs and drums
Clean and/or change brake pads
54Clean and adjust brake shoes
55Check purgers
Check and/or change pipes
57Perform battery maintenance
58 Dismantle / assemble batteries
Check the level / density of the electrolyte
60Install battery charger
Check the charging status in the vehicle
62 Check the load tension
Check and/or change alternator belt
Batteries: types, applications in automotive use.
65Nomenclature of batteries.
66Girdles: types and applications
67Battery charger: types and characteristics
68
69
70
71
72
73
Number of repetitions performed.
 OPERATIONS OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
No. OPERATIONS/TASKS EXECUTED* FOR
FOR EXECUTION
1 2 3 4 SEMINAR

74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
Number of repetitions performed.
 OPERATIONS OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
No. OPERATIONS/TASKS EXECUTED* FOR
TO EXECUTE
1 2 3 4 SEMINAR

113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
Number of repetitions performed.
 WEEKLY REPORT

2nd SEMESTER WEEK 01 FROM 27/03/23 TO 29/03/23 OF 2023

DAY WORKS CARRIED OUT HOURS

WORKSHOP:
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
CHECK LEVEL AND DENSITY OF THE ELECTROLYTE
MONDAY INSTALL BATTERY CHARGER 6

WORKSHOP:
CHECK THE LOAD TENSION
CHECK THE CHARGE STATUS IN THE VEHICLE
TUESDAY CHECK AND/OR CHANGE ALTERNATOR BELT 6

CLASSROOM:

-TECHNOLOGY
WEDNESDAY 5

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

TOTAL 17
Most significant task:
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
Description of the process:
1) Place the car on a flat surface
Turn off the vehicle
3) Raise the hood
Loosen the terminals
5) Remove the battery cover
6) disassemble the battery at the work center
7) Check the battery voltage with my multimeter and with the hydrometer the
density of the acid
Finally, we used the battery charger and connected positive with
positive and negative with negative and we proceed to charge the battery

9) Put the battery back into the vehicle, cover the terminals and caps.
❖ MATERIALS:
RUBBER GLOVES
LENSES
DENSIMETER
MULTIMETER
BATTERY CHARGER
 MAKE A SCHEME, DRAWING OR DIAGRAM

Check the voltage SESSION 01 Install

from the battery charger of
Check the density of the
batteries
acid

Series and parallel circuits

SELF-CONTROL OF ATTENDANCE BY THE STUDENT

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
M T M T M T M T M T M T
UNJUSTIFIED: I
ASSISTANCE TO SENATI ABSENCE
3
JUSTIFIED: FJ

EVALUATION OF THE WEEKLY WORK REPORT

NOTE

OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

FROM THE INSTRUCTOR: FROM THE COMPANY MONITOR:

SIGNATURE OF MONITOR OF
STUDENT'S SIGNATURE: INSTRUCTOR'S SIGNATURE:
EMPRESA:

DIAGO OLIVO
 MAKE A SCHEME, DRAWING OR DIAGRAM

SESSION 02

Check the status Check belt of

of load alternator

STUDENT ATTENDANCE SELF-CONTROL

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
M T M T M T M T M T M T
UNJUSTIFIED: I
ASSISTANCE TO SENATI ABSENCE
3
JUSTIFIED: FJ

EVALUATION OF THE WEEKLY WORK REPORT

NOTE

OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

FROM THE INSTRUCTOR: FROM THE COMPANY MONITOR:

MONITOR SIGNATURE OF
STUDENT'S SIGNATURE: INSTRUCTOR'S SIGNATURE:
COMPANY:

DIAGO OLIVO
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