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    The document discusses occupational health and safety considerations for computer hardware servicing. It notes that those wanting certification in computer hardware servicing from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority in the Philippines must demonstrate knowledge of standard PC installation, hardware troubleshooting, software installation, and basic networking. They are also expected to provide at least six occupational health and safety practices related to computer hardware servicing, such as properly using personal protective equipment, identifying workplace hazards to minimize risk, discharging static electricity before touching computer parts, taking care with tools to avoid short circuits, and powering off and unplugging computers before working on them. The examples provided are intended to help those seeking this certification.

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    The document discusses occupational health and safety considerations for computer hardware servicing. It notes that those wanting certification in computer hardware servicing from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority in the Philippines must demonstrate knowledge of standard PC installation, hardware troubleshooting, software installation, and basic networking. They are also expected to provide at least six occupational health and safety practices related to computer hardware servicing, such as properly using personal protective equipment, identifying workplace hazards to minimize risk, discharging static electricity before touching computer parts, taking care with tools to avoid short circuits, and powering off and unplugging computers before working on them. The examples provided are intended to help those seeking this certification.

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    The document discusses occupational health and safety considerations for computer hardware servicing. It notes that those wanting certification in computer hardware servicing from the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority in the Philippines must demonstrate knowledge of standard PC installation, hardware troubleshooting, software installation, and basic networking. They are also expected to provide at least six occupational health and safety practices related to computer hardware servicing, such as properly using personal protective equipment, identifying workplace hazards to minimize risk, discharging static electricity before touching computer parts, taking care with tools to avoid short circuits, and powering off and unplugging computers before working on them. The examples provided are intended to help those seeking this certification.

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    DccupatIonal Health and Safety for Computer Hardware ServIcIng

    Posted by Ramel de la Cruz at 7:08 AM


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    People who wanted to take the computer hardware servicing (CHS) NCII exam is expected to have the
    prior basic knowledge on computer hardware and software operations. To pass the exam, they are
    required to demonstrate competencies in the standard PC installation, hardware troubleshooting and
    repair, software installation, and basic networking. It is also expected that they can to give at least six
    occupational health and safety (OHS) that is related to computer hardware servicing.

    The following are the examples of $ that is related to computer hardware servicing.
    O Contingency measures during workplace accidents, fire and other emergencies are
    recognized.
    O Personal protective equipment are correctly used in accordance with organization OHS
    procedures and practices.
    O Hazard/risks in the workplace and their corresponding indicators are identified to minimize
    or eliminate risk to co-workers, workplace and environment.
    O Always discharge yourself before touching any part of the computer.
    O e careful with tools that may cause short circuit.
    O ear rubber sole shoes when standing on the ground or in a concrete floor.
    O Always power off and unplug the computer before working on it.
    O hen making circuit changes, switch off and unplug the power cord from the equipment
    then discharge the capacitors.
    O #eplace only fuses with those proper rating.
    O Hold the components by the edges and do not touch the ICs.
    O #ead and follow instructions on the manual carefully.
    O o not use excessive force if things dont quite slip into place
    I hope that these examples will help those who wanted to get a certificate on Computer Hardware
    Servicing NC II from Technical Education and Skills evelopment Authority (TESA, Philippines) .
    Good luck to all of you.

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