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    Health, Safety and Security

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    The document discusses the differences between health, safety, and security. It provides definitions, stating that security refers to measures taken to protect against harm, while safety is the state of being protected against harm. It then lists several ways to make a hotel safe and secure, such as access control, video surveillance, and evacuation procedures. Common workplace accidents and injuries are also listed, including lifting, dehydration, trips and falls, and electrocution. Finally, several kitchen safety policies and procedures are outlined, such as keeping flammable items away from heat sources and being prepared for fires.

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    The document discusses the differences between health, safety, and security. It provides definitions, stating that security refers to measures taken to protect against harm, while safety is the state of being protected against harm. It then lists several ways to make a hotel safe and secure, such as access control, video surveillance, and evacuation procedures. Common workplace accidents and injuries are also listed, including lifting, dehydration, trips and falls, and electrocution. Finally, several kitchen safety policies and procedures are outlined, such as keeping flammable items away from heat sources and being prepared for fires.

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    The document discusses the differences between health, safety, and security. It provides definitions, stating that security refers to measures taken to protect against harm, while safety is the state of being protected against harm. It then lists several ways to make a hotel safe and secure, such as access control, video surveillance, and evacuation procedures. Common workplace accidents and injuries are also listed, including lifting, dehydration, trips and falls, and electrocution. Finally, several kitchen safety policies and procedures are outlined, such as keeping flammable items away from heat sources and being prepared for fires.

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    Health, Safety and Security

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    Mark Listher Tubal
    The document discusses the differences between health, safety, and security. It provides definitions, stating that security refers to measures taken to protect against harm, while safety is the state of being protected against harm. It then lists several ways to make a hotel safe and secure, such as access control, video surveillance, and evacuation procedures. Common workplace accidents and injuries are also listed, including lifting, dehydration, trips and falls, and electrocution. Finally, several kitchen safety policies and procedures are outlined, such as keeping flammable items away from heat sources and being prepared for fires.

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    Tubal, Mark Listher B.

    BSTM
    TM103

    1. What is the difference between health, safety and security?

    Although they are frequently used interchangeably, the terms "safety" and
    "security" have very different connotations. Our survival depends on both safety
    and security, but they differ slightly.

    Security refers to the measures taken to make people or places safe, whereas
    safety is the state of being protected against harm or danger.

    2.How can you make a hotel safe and secure?


    1. Access Control
    2. Vehicle Security
    3. Key Management
    4. Video Surveillance
    5. Building Identification and Accessibility
    6. Duress Alert Systems (Panic Buttons)
    7. Security Staffing
    8. Evacuation Procedures
    9. High-Security Safes
    3. What are common accidents and injuries in the workplace to staff?
    Give atleast 5 example.
    1. Lifting
    2. Dehydration
    3. Acts of Workplace Violence
    4. Trips and Falls
    5. Electrocution

    4. What are the policies and procedures may relate in Kitchen?

    1. Watch What You Heat.


    2. Keep Things That Can Catch Fire Away from a Heat Source.
    3. Keep Children and Pets Away from the Cooking Area.
    4. Prevent Home Kitchen Fires.
    5. Be Prepared for a Fire.

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