This document discusses occupational health and safety procedures for identifying hazards and risks when working with computers and technology. It outlines three key steps: 1) identifying hazards such as frayed cords or unstable stacks of boxes, 2) assessing the risk of hazards in terms of likelihood and severity of harm, and 3) controlling risks by fixing hazards or getting help from supervisors. Common physical, mechanical, chemical, electric, and CRT monitor hazards for computer technicians are described. The document also discusses applying 5S organization techniques like sorting, arranging, cleaning, standardizing, and sustaining clean workspaces to reduce hazards.