The document discusses occupational safety and health hazards in the workplace. It identifies common hazards like frayed electrical cords, boxes stacked precariously, and noisy machinery. It also discusses physical, mechanical, chemical, and electric shock hazards encountered by computer technicians and users, such as cables running across the floor or slippery floors. The document recommends spotting hazards, assessing risks, and making changes to implement safety guidelines to protect people, equipment, and the environment.

1. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
AND HEALTH
(OSH)
PREPARED BY:
MYE A. BAUTISTA

2. 1. SPOT THE HAZARD

3. WORKPLACE HAZARDS
A. FRAYED ELECTRICAL CORDS

5. B. BOXES STACKED PRECARIOUSLY

6. C. NOISY MACHINERY

7. 2. ASSESS THE RISK

9. 3. MAKE THE CHANGES

10. COMMON HAZARDS ENCOUNTERED
BY COMPUTER TECHNICIANS AND USERS
1. PHYSICAL HAZARDS
CABLES RUNNING ACROSS THE FLOOR

12. CABLES ALONG
THE WALL
USING CABLE
TIES

13. HOLDING
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENTS
SLIPPERY
FLOORS

14. 2. MECHANICAL HAZARDS

16. 3. CHEMICAL HAZARDS

18. 4. ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD

20. THE WORKPLACE SHOULD HAVE
SAFETY GUIDELINES TO FOLLOW
1. PROTECT PEOPLE FROM INJURY
2. PROTECT EQUIPMENT FROM DAMAGE
3. PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT FROM
CONTAMINATION