The Second assembly of graduates for batch 6 of February to May of 2009 was the First Gas Power Corporation (First Gen - FGPC) and Sta. Rita Aplaya sponsored welding and pipe fitting classes composed of 21 newly acclaimed 3G/4G welders and 'first (1st) class' pipe fitters.
Ramon J. Araneta, Vice President for Plant Administration (FGPC), in two (2) speeches reiterated his challenge to each student to catch a 'baton' from their successors as they themselves relay the same to the coming generations of professionals.
"With more gifts come greater responsibility to serve" words of wisdom VP Araneta added to his speech.
How each perceived a better chance to work with AG&P depends on expertise gained and the proficiencies earned during trainings inside the AGPFI technical Institute. A chance to work with Foster Wheeler Coker Project is everyone's yearning thus inspired in a speech by Assistant Vice-President for Quality Management Gregorio A. Coronel.
AVP Coronel in figures of speeches exemplified boxing and Manny Pacquiao to catch the audience attention. As the Pacman underwent preparation, he was trained to concentrate on specific styles for every bout. Each opponent has a unique style needing a unique counter training necessary to win a fight. Excellence is achieved through discipline, hard work and perfection. By doing so, Pacman earned his fame, as well as, his competency in the skill which he is now enjoying fruits of. What made him rich were not the winnings alone but the expertise he demonstrated to the world. So shall each of the students be for the sake of being skillful welders and pipe fitters. Foster Wheeler Coker project will hire those who qualify.
FGPC VP, RJ.Araneta, seconded the examples of AVP Coronel by invoking the paradigm of 'employment race' where achieving a life-long dream doesn't stop in graduation rather starts thereon marking another sprint to the finish and in the line waits a recipient of shared talents with greater expectations. He added that, striving to perfect the skill they already have needs practice to perfection, practice, practice and more practice. "The 'baton' will be hurdled far and fast so that each one achieves his/her dreams while others build hopes from their yields".
Araneta also stressed that skilled workers are potential remedies to economic flux this is why First Gas Power Corp spends Php0.01 per kilowatt-hour of their total electricity sales as financial benefits to their host communities as mandated by the implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act No. 9136, otherwise known as the Electric Power Industry Reform Act of 2001 (EPIRA), and Energy Regulations No. 1-94 of the Department of Energy (DOE). Monies from the allocation are devoted to electrification, development and livelihood, or reforestation, watershed management, health and /or environment enhancement projects identified by the relevant local government units that directly benefit the concerned communities. 
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