Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers

Presented by: Rodel Emmanuel C. Adiviso, PIE

Founder PIIE Member IECB Board

OUTLINE
What is PIIE? IE Certification Program Announcements Accomplishments Recent Activities Appointments

WHAT IS

PIIE is a professional organization devoted to serving the needs of the industrial and systems engineering practitioners and institutions. It was established to provide a venue where members will have the opportunity to enhance and strengthen their industrial engineering capabilities and expertise as well as create a potent venue to crystallize business linkages among members and colleagues from the industry and academe. Founded in April 1998, PIIE is non-stock, non-profit organization. It nonnonenvisions to be the recognized national organization and the focal point of all industrial engineering agenda concerning the academe and industry. In furtherance of said objective are: - to encourage and assist education and research in industrial engineering; - to advance and encourage the practice of industrial engineering; - to provide leadership and guidance to young industrial engineering professionals; - to promote interaction among its members and cooperation with other engineering/scientific societies and agencies to represent the industrial engineering profession.

WHAT IS

PIIE is the primary exponent of OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE in the industry and academe. It will actively engage in activities to expand and increase the organizations recognition on this commitment. Through this efforts, it is envisioned that PIIE will be able to enhance the countrys competitiveness. It is also PIIEs commitment to actively participate and advocate the initiatives relevant to the efficient and effective utilization of the countrys resources as well as promote to its constituents/institutions the dedication to quality, cost-effective mind-set, costmindsystems thinking, logistical competence and value supremacy. Also, an integral part of PIIE is the recognition of outstanding firms that advocate Operational Excellence, students that excel on their IE studies and other related categories that may amplify the practice of Industrial engineering.

PIIE Board of Trustees

1. Vicente L. Co 2. Jerry A. Lim 3. Noe D.T. Enriquez 4. Luis A. Jacinto 5. Elpidio L. Carlota 6. Willy F. Zalatar 7. Gene Alfred Morales 8. Joan C. Manahan 9. Delfin R. Jacob 10.Iris 10.Iris Ann Martinez

IE Certification
www.iecb.com.ph

Introduction

Currently, industrial engineers in the Philippines have practiced their profession without the need for licensure. licensure. IE Certification in the early 70s 70s

Association of Management & Industrial Engineers of the Philippines (AMIEP). (AMIEP). Members came from various fields such as mechanical engineering, architecture, and management among others. others. Program was suspended along with the organizations inactivity towards the 1990s. 1990s

IE Legislation
Senate Bill No. 781

Sponsored and introduced by Sen. Ernesto Herrera in the early 1990s 1st draft was circulated and discussed in various forums (including AMIEP) September 9, 1996, 2nd Hearing by the Senate Committee on Civil Service and Government Reorganization

Chaired by Sen. Nikki Coseteng

PIIE INITIATIVES
Workshop on the IE Certification Program

October 5, 2002 at the Wack-Wack Country Club Wack-

Resolutions
1.

PIIE shall move towards the institution of a PIIE Certification and defer any action towards government licensure. licensure. The PIIE Certification shall be along the following lines: Phase I Certification of IE degree holders Phase II Certification of Non-IE degree holders Non-

2.

PIIE INITIATIVES
Resolutions
3.

PIIE shall pursue capability-building programs that will assist capabilityuniversities/colleges and their respective faculty and graduates in qualifying for the certification. certification. PIIE shall constitute a Working Committee with the mandate to draft the mechanics of the Certification, to consult all stakeholders, and to recommend the program for adoption and implementation by the Institute.

4.

PIIE INITIATIVES
Resolutions 5. PIIE recognizes that this initiative must be a united stand by the PIIE National and all local chapters. As such, all members and local chapters shall be advised by the PIIE accordingly of the moves taken towards this end.

MANILA DECLARATION
(OCT 17, 2003)

Entered into by the APIEMS, CIIE and PIIE during the PIIE Research Conference Declarations:

That they have collectively agreed and accepted to pursue a "Mutual Recognition Initiative" (MRI) of industrial engineering practice in the Asia-Pacific AsiaThat this strategic undertaking is vital to the development, growth and prospects of industrial engineering practitioners

AMENDMENT OF PIIE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION AND BY-LAWS TO INCLUDE THE CREATION OF IE CERTIFICATION BOARD
The IE Certification Boards principal purpose is to design and administer the process, including competence/skills exams, for certifying the qualifications of IE practitioners.

IE CERTIFICATION BOARD (IECB)

Chair ViceVice-Chair Registrar Secretary Treasurer Members Aura Matias (UP-Diliman) (UPAnthony Chiu (DLSU-Manila) (DLSUVenus Quevedo (Adamson) Miriam Necesito (TDF) Randy Maranan (BPI) Rodel Adiviso (PCIE) Rene Domingo (AIM) Marilyn Mabini (UST) Washington Roqueza (SGV)
Affiliation as of October 2007

Why get Certified?

Mark of a professional

Help promote a clearer public awareness and understanding of the role of the IEs in society, and to aid in ensuring that fellow IEs perform their services in a manner which recognizes as paramount public health and safety

Employers look to licensure or certification in evaluating the advancement potential of employees

Why get Certified?

Enhanced status in the eyes of the public

Equates the industrial engineer with other professionals licensed in other fields.

Assurance that the individual IE has passed at least a minimum screen of competence. competence. Adds credibility and respect

It polishes ones reputation as a qualified industrial engineer

PIIE Certification

IE Certification is a voluntary process, which validates an process, individual's qualifications in the field of industrial engineering (IE) professional practice. It demonstrates to employers, clients, and peers the individual's knowledge and experience and signifies his or her commitment to continued excellence in IE professional practice. practice. In addition, it increases visibility, builds credibility, and validates expertise with those outside the profession.

The IE Practitioner
A practitioner is defined as an individual who has:
(1)

a mastery of basic industrial engineering knowledge

(2) a command of the methodologies used by industrial engineers in applying that knowledge to the design of a product, process, or environment; and (3) has applied his or her knowledge to the analysis, design, test, implementation and evaluation of products, processes, and environments.

LEVEL 1 THE CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (CIE)

The CIE is the designation for associate practice. practice. The criteria for CIE certification are: An active PIIE member A Filipino citizen A bachelors degree in Industrial Engineering from CHED-recognized CHEDschool/university with an accredited B.S.I.E. program or an internationally accredited program A passing score on the CIE written examination on IE Core Knowledge. Knowledge. The CIE applies a general breadth of knowledge to analysis and evaluation. evaluation. He should exhibit the minimum standards of competency for Industrial Engineering practice. The scope of practice for the CIE is limited to the use practice. of commonly accepted tools and techniques for the analysis and enhancement of performance in existing systems.

LEVEL 2 THE PROFESSIONAL IE (PIE)

The PIE is the designation for professional practice. practice. The criteria for PIE certification are: An active PIIE member A Filipino citizen A masters or doctorate degree in Industrial Engineering, or its equivalent:

or CIE with masters degree +2 years of relevant IE experience or CIE + 5 years of relevant IE experience or BSIE + 10 years of relevant IE experience

Testimonial of major IE work experience A passing score on the PIE written examination on a Specialization Area. Area.

The PIE applies and develops methodologies for analyzing, designing, testing, and evaluating systems. The professional practitioner addresses complex problems and advances in industrial engineering technologies and methods in his/her area of specialization. specialization.

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

1.

Establish work and safety standards

Perform time studies and develop time standards Balance work loads Evaluate task, tool, equipment, workplace and environmental risk factors Formulate safety programs and enforce work safety practices Design incentive and compensation systems

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

2. Design and implement quality assurance systems

Implement Statistical Process Control (SPC) principles Perform capability analysis and acceptance sampling plans Analyze processes and measure component and system reliability Design and implement quality systems for continuous improvement Perform quality audits

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

3. Perform production planning, scheduling, and control functions

Forecast demand Identify manufacturing processes and calculate manufacturing parameters Plan production control measures Schedule and sequence production operations

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

4. Prepare logistics plan

Design inventory control systems Design warehousing operations Design distribution network and fleet management

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

5. Draw up facilities design and layout

Calculate resource and space requirements Optimize flow of resources, materials, people and information Select method for materials handling Conduct capacity and process flow analysis

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

6. Conduct research and development

Formulate the appropriate design of experiment Undertake an experiment Analyze and validate data Draw conclusions and recommendations from the results of the experiment Write and present technical reports

ENTRY LEVEL COMPETENCY STANDARDS FOR AN IE

7. Develop efficient information systems

Conduct systems analysis to define information requirements Formulate systems and procedures, forms flow and design Identify appropriate data collection and processing systems Plan, design,and implement a computer-based computerinformation system

Areas of Specialization (PIE) (Level 2)

Production & Manufacturing Systems Operations Research Human Factors and Ergonomics Quality Engineering Supply-Chain Management/Logistics Supply Service & Management Systems

PIIE Certification

Official Launching

December 5, 2006 PIIE General Membership Meeting Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Makati City March 8-9, 2007 8PIIE Annual National Congress Waterfront Hotel, Cebu City September 1, 2007 Baguio City

SOURCES OF POINTS
Educational Activities Seminars/Conferences Technical/Research Output Professional Activities Extension Services

SUCCESSFUL CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS UNDER GRANDFATHER RULE (LEVEL 2)

Schedule of Implementation
GFR 1st BATCH
Application OathOath-taking Jan 1, 2007 Feb 28, 2008 March 6, 2008

Registered 152

LIST OF PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER UNDER GRANDFATHER RULE

Aberin, Aberin, Vito P. Abis, Abis, Armando F. Abis, Abis, Bernardo F. Acebedo, Acebedo, Cleta Milagros L. Acero, Acero, Arthur P. Adiviso, Adiviso, Rodel Emmanuel C. Angco, Angco, Arlyn N. Arcilla, Arcilla, Emmanuel R. Areopagita, Areopagita, Ana Marie Aviles, Agnes L. Baldridge, Baldridge, Robert M. Bautista, Charmina Lou C. Bautista, Rico Benavidez, Michael V. Beng Hui, Dennis T. Hui, Bernardo, Francisco III M. Borres, Borres, Riania D. Briones, Briones, Dante M. Bumanlag, Bumanlag, Ronaldo M. Capistrano , Ma. Cecilia L Carlos, Ma. Cecilia C. Carlota, Elpidio L. Chan, Juanito S. Chiu, Anthony Shun Fung Chua, Robert B. Co, Vicente L. Cortez, Rafael T. Cruz, Nilo S. Cruz, Elizabeth T. Cruz, Dennis E. Cruz, Ma. Cecilia S. Cruz, Jose Victor L. Dalida, Tiara O. David, Ruth B. David, Arnold Z. De Boda, Luisito M. De Guzman, Oliver C. De leon, Marie Josephine B. De Leon, Thomas Jefferson M. Dela Cuesta, Lualhati M. Dela Cuesta, Danilo A. Dela Cueva, Maida A. Dela Pena, Fortunato T. Delupio, Allan S. Diaz, Rolando Ramon C. Dizon, Emmanuel P. Domingo, Rene T. Dungca Dhon G.

LIST OF PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER UNDER GRANDFATHER RULE

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LIST OF PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER UNDER GRANDFATHER RULE

Nacorda, Shiela Grace B. Narito, Argeo C. Necesito, Miriam E. Ngo, Joehanna Ngo, Joven L. Nicdao, Derrick J. Ocampo, Alex P. Ocampo, Mary Joan R. Ojeda, Mario A. Ong, Nestor R. OngOng-Banzon, Victoria D. Orial, Lydia N. Pacia, Adeline A. Paclijan, Glenn B. Padilla, Raymund Marcos S. Pascual, Rosalina J. Perez, Ruby G. Polancos, Ronaldo V. Poloan, Cesar P. Quevedo, Venusmar C. Quevedo, Francispito P. Ramos, Eugenio A. Reyes, Miguelito G. Reyes, Donell S. Robielos, Rex Aurelius C. Roqueza, Washington A. Salazar, Reynaldo C. Salazar, Nanette T. San Jose, Maria Belinda C. Santiago, Susan M. SantosSantos-Tankia, Lourdes athleen P. SerranoSerrano-Diangson, Liza Rose S. Seva, Rosemary R. SiribanSiriban-Manalang, Anna Bella D. Soliman, Catherine. C. Sore, Nestley I. Soriano, Virginia J. Tan, Jocelyn E. Tanael, Jovy T. Tangsoc, Jazmin C. Tempongko, Noel Anthony Jr. M. Teodoro, Liberty Timbang, Maria Elena Y. Trinidad, Luis Antonio D.

Villadolid, Albert T. Villanueva, Fanny N. Villapando, Almarose C. Villasan, Mario G. Yao, Philip G. alatar, Willy F.

= 152

Schedule of Implementation
GFR 2nd BATCH
Application OathOath-taking May 2008 Oct 10, 2008 October 24, 2008

Registered 74

LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR PIE UNDER GRANDFATHER RULE (2ND BATCH)

Aguilar, Benedicto M. Alano, Rina U. Alejandro, Cherry C. Amorado, Aile T. Andrada, Madonna F. Angustia, Carina M. Arenal, Mira Iris H. Badando, Lizette D. Dela Cruz, Aida B. Delfin, Madylaine G. Eduvane, Imelda O. Embuscado, Ana Lizette M. Embuscado, Cesar . Fajardo, Armi L. Fantillo, Elisier M. Mariano, Ruthchell V. Miranda, Ma. Desiree F. Molas, Edilberto F. Molina, Grace A. Noroa, Marvin I. Orial, Rolando M. Tan, Johnson T. Trinidad, Ma. Edita Lynn Z. Uy Jr., Joseph G. Valmadrid, Victoria Jocelyn C. Vendivil, Maria Jovena Andrea, C. Villamor, Roy Teodoro A.

Pagcaliwagan, Angelita M. Villasenor, Glenn F. Villegas, Jose S. Yandug, Jenalyn Shigella G.

Francisco, Amparo Consuelo U. Palaca, Henry O. Perfecto, Rene M. Policarpio, Julius V. Reyes, Lylee S. Rolusta, Aquilino G. Romano, Nephi P. Sandoval, James A. Saret, Maria Estrelita G. Sinamban, Annie M. Sing, Cesar R. Tan, Jerry P.

Barcelona, Ma. Elizabeth C. Franco, Ma. Rosario C. Bayombong, Belmar S. Blanco, Carole A. Cabrera, Melani B. Carandang, Rodel C. Catane, Jonathan L. Cerrero, Bernadette T. Corpus, Conrad Dakay Jr., Rodulfo H. Datuin, Carlitos G. Gallego, Nenita L. German, Josephine D. Gumasing, Ma. Janice J. Intal, Grace Lorraine D. Jungco Jr., Leonorico L. Lanting, Ma. Miel Cristina G. Lucero, Cristeta A. Macatangay, Leah A. Mariano, Ronald S.

= 74

PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER CERTIFIED UNDER GFR TOTAL = 226

UPDATES ON CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS (LEVEL 1)

CIE EXAMINATION TOPICS

[REF: CHED CURRICULUM 2007]

NonNon-professional topics
Mathematics Natural

sciences Basic engineering Allied courses

Professional IE topics

PROFESSIONAL IE TOPICS
1.

Work Design

Methods Design & Analysis Work Measurement Design Issues Risk Factors and Exposure Limits Statistical Process Control Systems Reliability and Maintenance

2.

Ergonomics & Safety

3.

Quality Engineering

PROFESSIONAL IE TOPICS
4.

Production Planning and Materials Control Systems

Production Planning & Control Distribution & storage/warehousing methods Facilities design and layout Operations Research Models for Production and Operations Systems analysis and Design procedures Costing and performance measurement

5.

Manufacturing and Service Facilities

6.

Information Systems

CONTENT
PART II (PM) ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS Dynamics Mechanics Thermo Chemistry Elem. Elect. Engg PPC/MS Engineering Drawing Computer Aided Design Engineering Economics General Chemistry and Physics Economics Financial Accounting WS/IS Engg Mgt. Env. Engg and Safety Mgt. Compt. Fund/Prog. Engineering Ethics Ergo/Methods Study Managerial Accounting SP/OR Numerical Methods Probability and Statistics Linear Programming Stochastic & Heuristic Programming Simulation

TOTAL ITEMS = 200 (knowledge, application and analysis)

CONSULTANT
Fe Josefa G. Nava, Ph.D.
Dr. Nava earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of the Dr. Philippines Diliman in 1977 under then National Science Development Board. She Board. worked as Research Assistant in the Dean of Foreign Students of the Office of Student Affairs while pursuing her Masters Degree in Guidance at the College of Education, University of the Philippines. After completing her Masters degree she served as Philippines. Guidance Counselor and Faculty Member of the Philippine Science High School from 1983 to 1991. Shortly after her MA degree she started her Ph.D. in Research and 1991. Ph. Evaluation at the UP College of Education. In 1989 she was admitted to the doctoral Education. program in Educational Research at the University of Virginia. After completing her Ph.D. Virginia. Ph. from the University of Virginia she worked for one year as Research Scientist in the same University. University. She resumed teaching in the University of the Philippines in 1992. She has 1992. since served as test and measurement consultant for the Asian Development Bank, the Pakistani Ministry of Education Middle-School Project, the Department of Education NEAT Middle& NSAT, the Commission on Higher Education Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency & Accreditation Program, the Department of Science & Technology Science Education Institute, the Philippine Science High School, La Salle Green Hills, La Salle College Antipolo, the Center for Educational Measurement, and various state universities in different provinces, and private educational institutions. She has also served as adjunct institutions. faculty of the Fatima Jinnah Women University in Pakistan. At present she teaches Pakistan. research, educational statistics, measurement, program evaluation and computer data analysis at the UP College of Education. One of her most recent research involvements is Education. the Dropout Study of the Department of Education funded by UNICEF. UNICEF.

HIGHLIGHTS OF OATHTAKING CEREMONIES FOR SUCCESSFUL CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS

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Industrial Engineering Certification Board

G/F Pacific Coast Plaza, Tambo Paraaque City

(02) 879-8103 / (02) 879-8381 [email protected] www.iecb.com.ph [email protected] www.piie.org

ANNOUNCEMENTS!

Announcements!
1. 1st PIE Portfolio Review
Deadline of submission of application: November 21, 2010 Awarding of 1st Portfolio Review Certification and Oath taking: December 2010 Venue: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Makati City

2. Oath taking & Special GMM IE@75

Date: December 2010 Venue: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Makati City Activities: Christmas Party

Announcements!
3. 11th PIIE National Congress 2011
Date: March 11-12, 2011 Theme: Sustainability Towards Operational Excellence Venue: Waterfront Hotel Lahug, Cebu City Host: PIIE Cebu Chapter

4. 8th PIIE National Student Congress 2011

Date: February 2011 Venue: Batangas City Host: Batangas State University

Announcements!
5. 28th Conference of the Federation of Engineering Organizations
Date: November 30, 2010 December 2, 2010 Venue: Cafeo 28 Hanoi ,Vietnam

6. 11th Asia Pacific Industrial Engineering & Management Systems (APIEMS) Conference and the 13th Asia Pacific Regional Meeting of the International Foundation for Production Research
Date: December 7-10, 2010 Venue: Melaka, Malaysia

ACCOMPLISHMENTS!

2010 Accomplishment!
2nd CIE Exam (Certified Industrial Engineers) Examinees: 89 Date: November 21, 2010 Venue: 5 Floor, Procter & Gamble Auditorium, Melchor Hall
th

College of Engineering, U.P. Diliman

1st Calabarzon Region 4A Student Conference Date: November 20, 2010 Attendees: 700 Venue: Lipa City, Cultural Center 10th PIIE National Congress 2010 Attendees: 187 7th PIIE National Student Congress 2010
Attendees:

1, 10

Active participation in various forums regarding accreditation in local and international organizations, and e.g. Washington Accord, APEC Engineer, etc.

ACTIVITIES!

Activities
Professional Industrial Engineer under Grandfather Rule GFR 1 152

Professional Industrial Engineer under Grandfather Rule GFR 2

74

1st Certified Industrial Engineer (CIE) Examinees

70

Center of Operational Excellence

A collaboration of PricewaterhouseCoopers Financial Advisors, Inc. and Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers

Objective:
1. To meet the growing needs of IE community, practitioners and institutional patrons

2. To have an inventory of training programs and resource speakers

3. To enhance competency of IE graduates and practitioners

Objective:

continuation

4. To promote Operational Excellence among industry and academe

5. To promote collaboration among leading industry proponents to gain access to best practices.

Target Offerings
1. Enterprise-wide Risk Management - February 2011 2. Project Management June, July 20111 3. Activity Based Costing 4. Six Sigma / Performance Improvement through Benefits 5. Lean Manufacturing

Target Offerings
7. Ergonomics and Safety 8. Cleaner Production 9. Supply Chain Management

continuation

6. 7S and Work Simplification March, April 2011

10. Japanese Productivity Improvement Program (e.g. Kaizen)

2010 Accomplishment!
7S Workplace Organization and Simplification
Date: October 15, 22, 29 and November 5, 2010 Venue: Multi Purpose Room, Level 3, GSIS Headquarters, Pasay City

Risk Management
November 5, 2010 Venue: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Makati City

Appointments!
Dr. Aura C. Matias
Newly appointed Dean of UP College of Engineering

Mr. Elpidio Carlota

Newly appointed Corporate Secretary of PTC

Prof. Anthony S.F. Chiu

Newly appointed President of APIEMS for 2011

THAN YOU!