WEEK-9

 Week 9:

 Searching the LDC of Libmanan  based on Lot Data


    During the ninth week of my OJT at DENR, our focus was on Libmanan. Our main job was to find specific Lot Data numbers given by geodetic engineers. These numbers were really important because without them, documents might be marked as having no record.

    We spent our days carefully looking through Lot Data Sheets (LDS) and Lot Data Computation (LDC) records, trying to find these numbers. We checked each document closely, making sure we didn't miss anything. We worked together as a team, making sure to communicate well and help each other out. At the same time, we also worked on organizing the records. We made sure everything was neat and tidy, so it would be easy to find what we needed later on. Keeping things organized was important to make sure DENR's records stayed accurate and reliable.

    As the week went on, we kept working hard, knowing how important our job was. By the end of the week, we had made good progress in our search and organizing tasks, making sure no document was left without a record.




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