Hexco Logbook
Hexco Logbook
BULAWAYO POLYTECHNIC
P.O.BOX 1392
BULAWAYO
LOG BOOK
COURSE: …………………………………………………………………………………………………….
INSTITUTE: …………………………………………………………………………………………………
DURATION: ………………………………………………………………………………………………
INSTITUTION: _____________________________________________________
TRAINING COORDINATOR: _____________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________
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PHONE: _____________________________________________________________________
Email: ______________________________________________________________________
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT:
NAME: ______________________________SIGNATURE_____________________________
TRAINEE INFORMATION
NAME: ____________________________________________________________________
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PHONE: ____________________________
RELATIONSHIP: ____________________________________________________________
(Company one)
(2) __________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Email: _____________________________________________
(Company two)
(2) ______________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Email: ____________________________________________
(Company three)
(2) _____________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Email: ______________________________________________
The Ministry of Higher and Tertiary education through all Institutions shall issue this log book to
trainees on the first day of commencement of on the job training. It shall be filled daily by the
trainee, every two weeks by the trainee’s supervisor where he/she is attached to and every
four months by a representative from an Institution herein called the training officer or
coordinator.
The log book shall guide both the trainer and the employer as to what aspects of the training
have to be covered.
The log book remains the property of the institution until completion of the course. The trainee
shall be responsible for the safe keeping of the logbook.
GUIDELINES TO THE EMPLOYER/SUPERVISOR
The following are the guidelines for the benefit of the supervisor who a trainee is undergoing
on the job training.
The trainee on the job training is expected to work as much as possible under the
supervision of a skilled worker.
The trainee should be placed in a normal operation of the organization and afforded
the opportunity where possible to acquire individual experience.
We request you to give the trainee guidance and assess his/her performance closely
and as accurate as possible.
Please fill in your objective assessment of the trainee in his/her log book once every
two weeks for record.
A skill task table has been prepared to guide you. These are in no way conclusive and
extra tasks/skill can be taught to the trainee.
We believe a trainee will have got adequate training if he/she covers at least all the
listed tasks.
Trainees who do not abide by the code of conduct (appendix 1) may be withdrawn from
the course.
This log book forms an important record of your college studies and practical training. It serves
as a means of checking whether you would have had balanced and adequate practical training.
If and when you apply for employment it will serve as proof of your practical training. In the
case of engineering trainees it will serve as proof of your practical training when applying for
membership of professional bodies such as the Zimbabwe institute of engineers.
You are therefore requested to fill the log book daily, detailing all work done and tasks
performed.
Any tasks performed that are not part of the tasks list in this log book should also be
included.
Care should be taken to record all work done as accurate as possible and in detail.
Ensure that you present log book to your supervisor regularly for confirmation and
signature.
Read and understand the code of conduct. Failure to abide by it shall lead to
disciplinary action being taken against you, which may lead to withdrawal of the course.
MINISTRY OF HIGHER AND TERTIARY EDUCATION
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR TRAINEE ON – THE- JOB TRAINING
Tec. Voc Education training involves the relevant theory in class and relevant practical and, or
work experience activities. Work attachment provides the trainee with an opportunity to work
in a real work environment for the trade. This enables the student to acquire and apply the
requisite trade skills in a realistic work/production environment.
1. During on-the-job training will report at the company for the same number of days and
hours per day, as the personnel working in the same trade in that company.
2. Once attached, trainees are not allowed to move from one company to another without
the express permission of the co-ordinator of the parent institution.
3. No trainee is allowed to ask for any remuneration or favours from the company and the
company and the company is not obliged to pay anything to the trainee.
4. The trainee’s co-ordinator and the company’s attachment controller or training officer
shall be informed by the trainee, of the reasons for any absence from duty within 24
hours of the absence.
5. Should a trainee be absent from the company for periods longer than 3 days due to
sickness or any other acceptable reason, a medical certificate (signed by a qualified
medical practitioner) or a written submission by the trainee, on the reasons of absence,
shall be sent to the company’s attachment controller or training officer, the student
should send a copy of the same reasons to the institution.
6. The trainee is expected to maintain a high standard of time keeping and must be
punctual at all times.
7. The trainee should take of economically and correctly use all company property, tools,
resources and equipment and should ensure that any items borrowed from the
company’s stores are returned within the required time.
8. Trainees should not smoke during working hours in the work shop or other working
places. However, they may do so in those places set aside for smoking by the company
(where they are available)
9. Trainees should not drink alcoholic beverages or take dangerous drugs during working
hours including lunch and other breaks. If the student is on prescribed medication,
which is likely to impair his/her judgment, the student should inform his/her supervisor.
10. Any company information concerning manufacturing processes, products, costing and
financial results and other activities obtained by the trainee during on job training shall
be regarded as confidential. The information should not be passed to other people in
any form, without the express permission of the company’s management.
11. The trainees are expected to comply with all company work procedures and safety
regulations throughout their on job training.
12. Trainees shall comply with all reasonable request and orders by the company’s
supervisor and management staff. Should it be felt (by the trainees) that the order or
request seems unreasonable guidance should be obtained from the appropriate
Institute’s co-ordinator.
13. At all times within the best of his/her ability, experience and training, the trainee shall
work to the standard of quality, accuracy and time specified by the supervisor.
14. The trainee is expected at all times to act as an ambassador for polytechnic and
ministry and to behave in an acceptable manner, both professional and socially.
15. The trainee is expected to follow the company’s channel of communication if the need
to do so arises. All communication with the Institution must be channeled through the
co-odinator.
16. Any behaviour or conduct likely to bring disrepute and disrespect to the polytechnic or
to the government may lead to appropriate disciplinary action being taken against the
trainee.
17. A trainee who is dismissed from the company for misconduct may be withdrawn from
the course.
18. Any trainee found guilty of violation, or failure to observe, the above code of conduct
may have disciplinary action taken against him/her ranging from suspension to
withdrawal.
19. Any student expelled from attachment is deemed to be expelled from the College as
well.
I………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….(Name in full)
have read and fully understood the above code of conduct and promise to abide by it during
my period of on the job training.
Coordinator ________________________________________________________________
Witness ____________________________________________________________________
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SAFETY
• Anti-static equipment
APPLICATIONS
• Lap-Linking of PC`s
• Use of digital meters, logic probes, current tracers, logic pulsers, multi-channel
oscilloscopes, logic or signal analyzers
MICROPROCESSOR FUNDAMENTALS
• Identification of major components and bass control signals, 8085 machine code
programming
PC PROGRAMMING
• Use of diagnostic software and utilities, configuration, fitting, identification and removal
of memory modules, cleaning mother boards, disk drives and key boards, data recovery
exercises on fixed and floppy disc
PERIPHERALS
HAND TOOLS
Trainees should be able to identify and correctly use the hand tools which include
• Pliers
• Cutters
• Clamping tools
• Crimping tools
• Screwdrivers
INSTRUMENTS
• Multimeter
• Signal generator
• Oscilloscope
• Wattmeter
• Dummy load
• Modulation monitor
• Frequency counter
• Communication analyzer
RADIO REPAIR
• Read a block diagram of the systems and understand the use of each block
• Read the schematic diagram of the system and understand the function of components
in the circuit
MOBILE INSTALLATIONS
• Identify a suitable location for the aerial on the mobile and then carry out the
installation
BASE INSTALLATION
• Calculate the dimension of the aerial and construct it using the computer information
• Identify suitable location for ground installation and carry out the work.
GENERAL
TV MONITOR
• Identify HT points
• Trouble shoot and repair monochrome (Black and White) TV monitor in sequence
SAFETY AWARENESS
• Circuit protection
DOMESTIC INSTALLATIONS
• Install and repair heating circuits e.g. cookers, water heaters etc.
TRANSFORMERS
• Install transformers
• Substation maintenance
• Correct use of (I) Voltage tester, (II) Multimeter(s), (III) Tacho-meter (IV) Wattmeter safe
phase & 3 phase
CABLE RETICULATION
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