The document introduces Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), emphasizing the importance of identifying and managing hazards such as physical, chemical, and electrical risks. It outlines the 5S methodology—Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain—as a framework for maintaining a safe and efficient workspace. The document encourages readers to actively reflect on safety practices they can implement at home and school.

1. Welcome to OSH in
ICT!
● What is Occupational Safety and Health
(OSH)?
● Why is it important in Information and
Communication Technology (ICT)?
● Can you think of any safety rules you
follow at home or school?

2. What is a Hazard?
● A hazard is anything that can cause harm.
● Examples: Wet floors, exposed wires,
heavy boxes.
● What hazards have you noticed around
you?

3. Understanding Risks
● Risk is the chance of a hazard causing harm.
● Not all hazards pose the same level of risk.
● Can you think of a situation where a hazard might be a high risk?

4. Types of Hazards in
ICT
● Physical Hazards: Cables on the floor,
slippery surfaces.
● Chemical Hazards: Cleaning chemicals
for electronics.
● Electrical Hazards: Exposed wires, open
electronic devices.
● Can you identify any of these hazards in
your classroom?

5. The 5S Methodology
● Originating in Japan for efficiency and
safety.
● The 5S stands for: Sort, Set in Order,
Shine, Standardize, Sustain.
● How could you use the 5S method to
organize your desk?

6. Sort: Clearing the Clutter
● Remove items that are not needed.
● Keep only what is necessary for work.
● What items on your desk can you sort out right now?

7. Set in Order: Everything in
its Place
● Arrange items for easy access.
● A place for everything, and everything in
its place.
● How would you organize your school
supplies for easy access?

8. Shine: Keeping it
Clean
● Regularly clean your workspace.
● No trash or dirt should be in the area.
● What can you do to keep your computer
area clean?

9. Standardize: Making it Routine
● Maintain cleanliness after every use.
● Make cleaning a part of your daily routine.
● What routines can you create to keep your ICT area safe and
clean?

10. Sustain: Sticking to the
Rules
● Keep up with the standards you've set.
● Make safety and cleanliness a habit.
● How will you remind yourself to follow
these safety rules every day?