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    The document discusses tagging tools used in computer systems servicing. Tagging is important to identify tools' information like name, date of purchase, and status. Tools are given red tags if out of service and the issues are written on the tag. Red tagged tools are stored separately. Green tags are used for tools in good condition and their information is filled out before use. After use, tools are cleaned and stored with the green tags in the toolbox. A tool checklist is also filled out.

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    The document discusses tagging tools used in computer systems servicing. Tagging is important to identify tools' information like name, date of purchase, and status. Tools are given red tags if out of service and the issues are written on the tag. Red tagged tools are stored separately. Green tags are used for tools in good condition and their information is filled out before use. After use, tools are cleaned and stored with the green tags in the toolbox. A tool checklist is also filled out.

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    Computer Systems Servicing

    Tubigon West Central High School

    INFORMATION SHEET LESSON 5 2.2


    Identify and mark unsafe or faulty tools for repair according to standard
    company procedure
    Tags used for labelling the hand tools used in computer systems servicing.
    Why is tagging important?
    Tagging (labelling) is important since it enables the user to know the
    important information of a particular hand tool. It may consists of the
    name of the tool, date of purchase, SKU, tool code, tool status and others
    depending on the companys format.
    Steps in tagging hand tools:
    1. Check if the hand tools are in good condition or not. For out of service
    hand tools, put the RED tag on them and write the reason/s why they
    are out of service. Fill up the necessary information found on the RED
    tag.
    2. For hand tools with RED tags, place them in a separate tool box. Be
    sure that you filled out the information on it.
    3. For hand tools that are in good condition, place the GREEN tag. Fill out
    the necessary information found in the green tag before using it.
    4. After using the hand tools with GREEN tags, place them safely inside
    the tool box. Be sure that you have cleaned them and they are properly
    placed inside the tool box.
    5. Fill out the TOOL Checklist after placing the tools inside the tool box.

    Computer Systems Servicing


    Tubigon West Central High School

    TASK SHEET LESSON 5 2.2


    Identify and mark unsafe or faulty tools for repair according to standard
    company procedure
    Steps in tagging hand tools:
    1. Check if the hand tools are in good condition or not. For out of service
    hand tools, put the RED tag on them and write the reason/s why they
    are out of service. Fill up the necessary information found on the RED
    tag.
    2. For hand tools with RED tags, place them in a separate tool box. Be
    sure that you filled out the information on it.
    3. For hand tools that are in good condition, place the GREEN tag. Fill out
    the necessary information found in the green tag before using it.
    4. After using the hand tools with GREEN tags, place them safely inside
    the tool box. Be sure that you have cleaned them and they are properly
    placed inside the tool box.
    5. Fill out the TOOL Checklist after placing the tools inside the tool box.

    PERFORMANCE SHEET LESSON 5 2.2


    Identify and mark unsafe or faulty tools for repair according to standard
    company procedure
    Check the appropriate box with regards to the condition of the hand tools
    after using the hand tools.
    CONDITION
    HAND TOOLS
    1. Flat screwdriver
    2. Philips screw driver
    3. Long nose plier

    GOOD (GREEN
    TAGS)

    BAD (RED
    TAGS)

    Computer Systems Servicing


    Tubigon West Central High School

    4. Side- cutting plier


    5. Torx screwdriver
    6. Tweezers
    7. Hex driver
    8. Flashlight
    9. Part retriever
    10.

    Magnifying glass

    11.

    Anti- static wrist strap

    Prepared by:
    RONALD REY S. RESABAL
    Teacher II
    TWCHS

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