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    Occupational Health and Safety: Computer System Servicing

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    Occupational health and safety (OHS) deals with preventing workplace hazards to protect workers' basic human right to a safe working environment. OHS informs safety management strategies by understanding its focus on all health and safety aspects of the workplace. Effective OHS standards allow workers to perform their duties safely and free from hazards. The document then lists 12 OHS practices for computer system servicing, such as powering off computers before working on them, using protective equipment, cleaning work areas, and taking safety precautions with tools and components.

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    Occupational health and safety (OHS) deals with preventing workplace hazards to protect workers' basic human right to a safe working environment. OHS informs safety management strategies by understanding its focus on all health and safety aspects of the workplace. Effective OHS standards allow workers to perform their duties safely and free from hazards. The document then lists 12 OHS practices for computer system servicing, such as powering off computers before working on them, using protective equipment, cleaning work areas, and taking safety precautions with tools and components.

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    Occupational health and safety (OHS) deals with preventing workplace hazards to protect workers' basic human right to a safe working environment. OHS informs safety management strategies by understanding its focus on all health and safety aspects of the workplace. Effective OHS standards allow workers to perform their duties safely and free from hazards. The document then lists 12 OHS practices for computer system servicing, such as powering off computers before working on them, using protective equipment, cleaning work areas, and taking safety precautions with tools and components.

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    OCCUPATIONAL

    HEALTH AND
    SAFETY

    COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING


    WHAT IS OHS

    • Occupational health and safety (OHS) is a concept


    that affects every organization, but you need to
    understand the basics in order to inform your safety
    management strategy effectively.
    • OHS, or Occupational Health and Safety, is a
    multidisciplinary practice dealing with all aspects of
    health and safety in the workplace, with a strong
    focus on preventing workplace hazards.
    • The enjoyment of these standards is a basic human
    right that should be afforded to each and every
    worker, regardless of the nature of their work.
    With OHS standards in place, workers are able to
    carry out their responsibilities in a safe and secure
    working environment, free from hazards. The best
    part is that you don’t even have to hire someone
    new to do the job. You can invest in occupational
    health and training for your current staff.
    #1 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Do not work alone
    so that there’s
    someone who can
    take care of you in
    case of an
    emergency.
    #2 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Always power
    off the computer
    and unplug the
    computer before
    working on it.
    #3 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Take away any liquid
    near your working
    area to avoid getting
    electrocuted or
    accidentally
    damaging computer
    parts.
    #4 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Be careful with
    tools that may
    cause a short
    circuit.
    #5 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Always ground
    or discharge
    yourself before
    touching any
    part of the
    computer.
    #6 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Do not use
    excessive force if
    things don’t quite
    slip into place
    #7 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Clean the area
    before and after
    using it to
    maintain sanitation
    and prevent
    accidents.
    #8 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Hold the
    components on the
    edges and do not
    touch the
    Integrated Circuit
    (IC) parts.
    #9 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Always wear
    personal protective
    equipment (PPE) in
    accordance with the
    organization’s OHS
    procedures and
    practices.
    #10 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Make sure that
    the pins are
    properly aligned
    when connecting
    a cable
    connector.
    #11 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Contingency
    measures during
    workplace
    accidents, fire, and
    other emergencies
    are recognized.
    #12 O.H.S.P
    ▪ Use a brush,
    compressed
    air, or blower
    in cleaning
    the computer
    system.

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