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    Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policies and procedures are important to implement in computer servicing workspaces to prevent accidents, illnesses, and injuries by identifying hazards, assessing risks, and controlling risks such as tangled cords, unsecured equipment, and noise. As a future computer technician, it is the responsibility of technicians to know and follow OHS standards, especially when assembling and repairing expensive and sensitive electronic equipment. Proper hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk control measures should be taken to facilitate safe OHS procedures.

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    Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policies and procedures are important to implement in computer servicing workspaces to prevent accidents, illnesses, and injuries by identifying hazards, assessing risks, and controlling risks such as tangled cords, unsecured equipment, and noise. As a future computer technician, it is the responsibility of technicians to know and follow OHS standards, especially when assembling and repairing expensive and sensitive electronic equipment. Proper hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk control measures should be taken to facilitate safe OHS procedures.

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    Description of the Occupational Health and Safety for CSS training

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    Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policies and procedures are important to implement in computer servicing workspaces to prevent accidents, illnesses, and injuries by identifying hazards, assessing risks, and controlling risks such as tangled cords, unsecured equipment, and noise. As a future computer technician, it is the responsibility of technicians to know and follow OHS standards, especially when assembling and repairing expensive and sensitive electronic equipment. Proper hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk control measures should be taken to facilitate safe OHS procedures.

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    Practicum

    Computer System
    Servicing
    Prepared by Ungab,LM
    OHS Policies and Procedures
    Occupational Health and Safety or OHS is
    concerned with health, safety, and welfare issues
    in the workplace. Policies and procedures are
    important in discussing OHS because it aims to
    make the workplace safer and better for workers
    and stakeholders. 

    It is concerned with many factors such as removal


    of hazards and reducing accidents in the
    workplace.

    As a future computer technician, it is


    your responsibility to know these standard
    protocols especially since you will be assembling
    and repairing expensive and sensitive equipment
    that need care and proper handling.
    Occupational Health and Safety

    Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is a set of


    policies and procedures that is followed in a workplace in
    order to prevent accidents, illnesses, and injuries. 

    It involves knowing the risks that can be encountered in a


    workplace and figuring out how it can be prevented.
     
    Following OHS policies and procedures is important when
    dealing with electronics since it would protect not only the
    personnel dealing with the components, but also the unit
    itself. 

    Three steps may be done to facilitate OHS procedures in


    a CSS work space:
    1.Hazard identification
    2.Risk assessment
    3.Risk control
    Occupational Health and Safety
    In addition to that, here are some additional OHS
    Procedures that must be observed in computer servicing:
    Hazard Identification

    Hazards are anything that can hurt a person.

    Example of hazards that can be encountered when


    conducting computer systems servicing are:

    •Tangled electrical cords


    •Unsecured or unevenly stacked boxes
    •Noise

    Hazard identification involves observing


    the workplace’s surroundings to recognize
    potential risks.
    What are common hazards that can be
    encountered in the electronic industry?
    Risk Assessment
    Risk Control
    Once the hazard has been
    identified and its risks have
    been evaluated, it is time to
    address these issues:

     Ask your supervisor for


    instruction and training
    before using or repairing
    an equipment.

     Do not carry or move


    heavy objects by yourself.
    Choose an industry or any type of workplace that makes use of
    computers or electronics (e.g. computer laboratory, computer shop,
    stores, etc.).

    You can also do this activity in your own home/ personal computer.

    Observe the surroundings and make a list of hazards that may be


    present in the workplace. Describe the risks.

    Write down the possible interventions to control the risks.

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