Professional Mechanical Engineers (PME) September 2010

Here's the list of new Professional Mechanical Engineers (PME) from the recently concluded second phase Mechanical Engineer Board Exam given by the Board of Mechanical Engineering this September 2010.

1 ABELLANA, PEDRO SELGAS
2 ALLERA, POLICARPIO JR DARGANTES
3 ALLES, NERICK AMAR
4 ASPREC, ARVIN JOHN SANCHEZ
5 AUSTRIA, EFREN SISON
6 AVISO, JOEL MANGUBAT
7 BALIZA, PEPITO BAYLON
8 BEGAYO, MICHAEL ANGELO REBUCAN
9 BINAMIRA, JOHN VALENTINE SAINZ
10 CATACUTAN, ALEJANDRO VILLAFLORES
11 DAGA, DIXON MACALLA
12 DE DIOS, ROGELIO JR CORONEL
13 DE MESA, DENNIS PONDARE
14 FRESNIDO, ROBERTO JR RIVERA
15 ISLA, JAYNODIN PATADON
16 JADULCO, EDGAR SOPOCADO
17 LIPA, RICHARD LOMIBAO
18 OROZCO, DEMETRIO CARUANA
19 PARUBRUB, CIPRIANO NAVA
20 PASTORIZA, HOLANDRINO PANZO
21 SALALILA, JOEY SIBULANGCAL
22 SAN PABLO, ZOSIMO ALANO
23 TEH-SO, MARIE JANNETT CRUZ
24 ZULAYBAR, EDGAR VILLANUEVA
NOTHING FOLLOWS-------

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See List of Certified Plant Mechanics here...

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