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    The document discusses revisions made to the National Building Code of the Philippines regarding requirements for electronics engineers. The revisions specify that architectural, civil/structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing, electronics, and interior design must be covered. It also requires buildings to conform to the rules regarding permits and certificates of occupancy. The revisions necessitate electronics permits signed by electronics engineers for any electronic designs involved in building construction. Additionally, the Electronics Code of the Philippines defines the scope of electronics engineers to include signing and sealing all electronic documents for building permits and construction plans.

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    The document discusses revisions made to the National Building Code of the Philippines regarding requirements for electronics engineers. The revisions specify that architectural, civil/structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing, electronics, and interior design must be covered. It also requires buildings to conform to the rules regarding permits and certificates of occupancy. The revisions necessitate electronics permits signed by electronics engineers for any electronic designs involved in building construction. Additionally, the Electronics Code of the Philippines defines the scope of electronics engineers to include signing and sealing all electronic documents for building permits and construction plans.

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    The document discusses revisions made to the National Building Code of the Philippines regarding requirements for electronics engineers. The revisions specify that architectural, civil/structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing, electronics, and interior design must be covered. It also requires buildings to conform to the rules regarding permits and certificates of occupancy. The revisions necessitate electronics permits signed by electronics engineers for any electronic designs involved in building construction. Additionally, the Electronics Code of the Philippines defines the scope of electronics engineers to include signing and sealing all electronic documents for building permits and construction plans.

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    The document discusses revisions made to the National Building Code of the Philippines regarding requirements for electronics engineers. The revisions specify that architectural, civil/structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing, electronics, and interior design must be covered. It also requires buildings to conform to the rules regarding permits and certificates of occupancy. The revisions necessitate electronics permits signed by electronics engineers for any electronic designs involved in building construction. Additionally, the Electronics Code of the Philippines defines the scope of electronics engineers to include signing and sealing all electronic documents for building permits and construction plans.

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    1.

    Discuss the new provisions of the National Building Code of the Philippines affecting the practice
    of the ECE professions.
    In the revision of the implementing rules and regulations of the National Building Code of the Philippines
    (P.D. 1096), particularly on the section 3.1 of the law, it was written as follows:
    3.1 Shall cover architectural, civil/structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing, electronics and
    interior design.
    Shall apply to design, location, siting, construction, alteration, repair, conversion, use, occupancy,
    maintenance, moving, demolition of and addition to public and private building and structures except
    traditional indigenous family dwellings and economic and socialized housing projects.
    3.2 Existing buildings without building permits/certificates of occupancy may be issued same provided they
    conform to these rules and regulations
    The above section discusses the scope and the application of the said provision. It should cover
    architectural, civil/structural, electrical, mechanical, sanitary, plumbing, electronics and interior design. The
    involvement of an electronic design to the construction of buildings pertains to the participation of those
    who practices ECE by profession. It also implies that, in dealing with this designs in the construction of
    buildings, an electronics engineer is required for the approval of the said design. Also, buildings without
    permit of occupancy but obey the said rules are also covered by this.
    2. Discuss the Electronics Permit requirement in building construction.
    The Building permit and inspection section of the revised building code indicates the following:
    1.1 No person, firm or corporation shall construct, alter, repair, convert, use, occupy, move, demolish and
    add any building without a building permit.

    Ancillary Permits
    Architectural Permit
    Civil/Structural Permit
    Electrical Permit
    Mechanical Permit
    Sanitary Permit
    Plumbing Permit
    Electronics Permit
    Interior Design Permit
    Other Permits for other professional disciplines

    It includes an electronics permit as mentioned above.


    Five (5) sets of survey plans, design plans, specifications and other documents, prepared, signed and
    sealed over the printed names of the duly licensed and registered professionals
    The electronics permit is signed by an Electronics Engineer, in case of the need of these documents

    3. Discuss the Electronics Code of the Philippines in relation to the building code.
    As indicated in R.A. 9292: Section 5. Nature and Scope of Practice of Electronics Engineering and
    Electronics Technician Professions.
    The scope and nature of practice of the Professional Electronics Engineer shall embrace and consist of all
    of the above plus the sole authority to provide consulting services as defined in this Act and to sign and
    seal electronics plans, drawings, permit applications, specifications, reports and other technical
    documents prepared by himself/herself and/or under his direct supervision.
    Under this section, the scope of work of an electronics engineer included the signage of permits. Meaning,
    all of electronic documents required for a building construction, should be signed by a certified Electronics
    engineer under his management, and is in accordance with the building code.

    TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES


    938 Aurora Blvd., Cubao, Quezon City

    ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

    ECE 505: ECE LAWS, ETHICS, CODES, AND STANDARDS / EC51FA2


    Assignment No. 1 Finals

    Grade

    Magtoto, Mark Jason D.


    September 24, 2016

    Engr. John Eric T. Tenazas


    Instructor

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