Computer System Servicing OHS

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5. ACCTUONPIO
a job or
profession

6. OCCUPATION
a job or
profession

7. THELAH
the state of being free from
illness or injury.

8. the state of being free from
illness or injury.

9. the condition of being protected
from or unlikely to cause
danger, risk, or injury.

10. the condition of being protected
from or unlikely to cause
danger, risk, or injury.

11. OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND
SAFETY (OHS)
When assembling computer hardware

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13. • - a field that holds the power to transform lives, workplaces, and
communities. As you embark on this journey, remember that OHS isn't just
about following rules and regulations; it's about safeguarding the very
essence of life - the well-being of every worker. In your pursuit of
knowledge and expertise in OHS, you are becoming the protectors of
countless individuals who enter the workforce each day. You are the
guardians of their health, safety, and futures. Every piece of information
you absorb, every insight you gain, and every practice you embrace is a step
toward creating safer, healthier, and more fulfilling workplaces. As you
study the principles of OHS, understand that your work transcends the
boundaries of a classroom or a job site. It's about making a profound impact
on the lives of people you may never meet. It's about ensuring that every
worker returns home to their loved ones at the end of the day, unharmed
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"Welcome, to the world of Occupational Health and Safety”

16. WHAT IS OHS
• Occupational health and safety (OHS) is a concept that
affects every organization,but you need to understand the
basics in order to inform your safety management
strategy effectively.
• OHS, or Occupational Health and Safety, is a
multidisciplinary practice dealing with all aspects of health
and safety in the workplace, with a strong focus on
preventing workplace hazards.

17. • The enjoyment of these standards is a basic
human right that should be afforded to each
and every worker, regardless of the nature of
their work. With OHS standards in place,
workers are able to carry out their
responsibilities in a safe and secure working
environment, free from hazards. The best part
is that you don’t even have to hire someone new
to do the job. You can invest in occupational
health and training for your current staff.

18. • PERSONAL SAFETY WHILE WORKING ALONG
WITH PC’S
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• Computer equipment can be dangerous, and you or
others can be injured or even killed if you do not follow
proper safety guidelines when working along PC’s. The
following are some precautionary measures to take before
working with any computer equipment:

19. #1 O.H.S.P
▪ Do not work alone so
that there’s someone
who can take care of
you in case of an
emergency.

20. #2 O.H.S.P
▪ Always power
off the computer
and unplug the
computer before
working on it.

21. #3 O.H.S.P
▪ Take away any liquid
near your working
area to avoid getting
electrocuted or
accidentally damaging
computer parts.

22. #4 O.H.S.P
▪ Be careful with
tools that may
cause a short
circuit.

23. #5 O.H.S.P
▪ Always ground
or discharge
yourself before
touching any part
of the computer.

24. #6 O.H.S.P
▪ Do not use
excessive force if
things don’t quite
slip into place

25. #7 O.H.S.P
▪ Clean the area
before and after
using it to maintain
sanitation and
prevent accidents.

26. #8 O.H.S.P
▪ Hold the
components on the
edges and do not
touch the Integrated
Circuit (IC) parts.

27. #9 O.H.S.P
▪ Always wear personal
protective equipment
(PPE) in accordance
with the
organization’s OHS
procedures and
practices.

28. #10 O.H.S.P
▪ Make sure that the
pins are properly
aligned when
connecting a cable
connector.

29. #11 O.H.S.P
▪ Contingency
measures during
workplace accidents,
fire, and other
emergencies are
recognized.

30. #12 O.H.S.P
▪ Use a brush,
compressed
air, or blower
in cleaning
the computer
system.

31. Always remember that your safety is a top
priority when working with computers or any
electronic gadgets.
Always remember that we are required by law
to provide a safe environment at work or at
school.