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Technology and Livelihood Education

SHIELDED METAL ARC WORKS
(SMAW)
Module 8
Control Hazards and Risks

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Module 8 Control Hazards and Risk
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Technology and Livelihood Education
SHIELDED METAL ARC WORKS
(SMAW)
Module 8
Control Hazards and Risks
 Table of Contents
What This Module is About..................................................................................................................vi
What I Need to Know............................................................................................................................vi
Icons of this Learning Package.............................................................................................................vii
What I Know........................................................................................................................................viii
Activity 1: Safety na Besh............................................................................................................viii
Control Hazards and Risks.....................................................................................................................1
What I Need To Know........................................................................................................................1
What’s New.......................................................................................................................................1
What is It...........................................................................................................................................2
What’s More......................................................................................................................................8
Activity 2: Let us identify...............................................................................................................8
What I have Learned..........................................................................................................................8
What I can Do....................................................................................................................................9
Activity 4. Name It.........................................................................................................................9
Workplace Hazards..............................................................................................................................10
What’s In.........................................................................................................................................10
What’s New.....................................................................................................................................10
What is it.........................................................................................................................................10
What’s More....................................................................................................................................12
Activity 5: Safe or Not Safe?........................................................................................................12
What I have Learned........................................................................................................................13
Activity 6: 10 UP for Safety..........................................................................................................13
What I can Do..................................................................................................................................14
Activity 7: Safe to Connect...........................................................................................................14
Summary.............................................................................................................................................15
Assessment: (Post-Test)......................................................................................................................16
Activity 8: Let’s do it again!..........................................................................................................16
Key to Answers....................................................................................................................................17
Activity 1. What I Know: Safety Besh...........................................................................................17
References...........................................................................................................................................19
What This Module is About
Welcome to the module in Controlling Hazards and Risks

This module deals with the skills, knowledge and attitude required in identifying
hazards and risks in workplace. This module is intended to help you understand the basics
in identifying hazards and risks in certain workplace. This exploratory module will tackle
different kinds of hazards, tips on how to prevent hazards and risks in the workplace and tips
on good housekeeping. This module covers competencies that a Grade 8 Technology and
Livelihood Education (TLE) student like you to achieve namely; Apply Safety Practices. This
common competency comprises and covered separately in lessons. As listed, each lesson is
directed to the attainment of one or two learning outcomes namely: Control Hazards and
Risks and.

You are required to go through a series of learning activities in order to complete

each learning outcome of the module. Each learning outcome has information sheets and
assessment. The goal of this module is to develop of practical skills. To gain this skill, you
must have to learn the basic concept and terminologies. This module is prepared to help
you achieve the required competency in SMAW. This will be the source of information for
you to acquire knowledge and skills in this particular competency independently and at your
own pace, with minimum supervision or help from your teacher.

What I Need to Know

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

LO 3 Control Hazard Risks (TLE_IAAW7/8OS-0g-3)

3. 1 Demonstrate the use of PPEs in the work place
3.2 Enumerate the benefits of observing safety procedure in the workplace

How to Learn from this Module

To achieve the objectives cited above, you are to do the following:
 Take your time reading the lessons carefully.
 Follow the directions and/or instructions in the activities and exercises diligently.
 Answer all the given tests and exercises.

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Icons of this Learning Package
What I Need to This part contains learning objectives that
Know are set for you to learn as you go along the
module.

What I know This is an assessment as to your level of

knowledge to the subject matter at hand,
meant specifically to gauge prior related
knowledge
What’s In This part connects previous lesson with that
of the current one.

What’s New An introduction of the new lesson through

various activities, before it will be presented
to you

What is It These are discussions of the activities as a

way to deepen your discovery and under-
standing of the concept.

What’s More These are follow-up activities that are in-

tended for you to practice further in order to
master the competencies.

What I Have Activities designed to process what you

Learned have learned from the lesson

What I can do These are tasks that are designed to show-

case your skills and knowledge gained, and
applied into real-life concerns and situations.

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 What I Know

Activity 1: Safety na Besh

Direction: Read the question questions properly. Choose the letter of the correct answer and
write it on the blank provided at the left side of your paper.
1. _____ It is designed to protect you from hazards found or off the job.
a. Safety c. Goggles
b. PPE d. Safety Belts
2. _____ All the following are considered correct and proper used of PPE except?
a. Know when PPE is needed c. Cover your face
c. How to maintain PPE d. How to use PPE correctly?
3. _____ It is made of chrome leather and provides a welder with complete
protection of his chest to mid-calf from sparks and hot metal.
a. Leather Apron c. Leather Gloves
b. Welding Helmet d. Protective cover all
4. _____ It can protect workers’ hands from chemicals, hot and cold temperatures,
vibration and sharp objects?
a. Respirator c. Face shield
b. Protective cover all d. Gloves
5. _____ It is a condition of being protected from harm or other non-desirable
outcomes.
a. Hazard free c. Protected
b. Injury Free d. Safety
6. _____ Which of the following does not belong to group?
a. All accidents are preventable c. Practice good housekeeping
b. Follow you own rules d. Always wear PPEs
7. _____ Safety hats should be kept from?
a. Abrasion & Scrapes c. Flammable Materials
b. Head d. Workers
8. _____ It is used to protect our face and eyes from the arc rays and heat, and the
spatter from molten metal.
a. Safety shoes c. Welding shield/Helmet
b. Leather jacket d. Earmuffs
9. _____ It is used as prevention of excessive noise exposure, is the only way to
avoid hearing damage.
a. Ear Protection c. Head Protection
b. Hearing loss d. Risks
10. _____ It is a tip on how to maintain safety in a work environment except?
a. Be Vigilant c. Follow your own rules
b. Clean Up d. Take Regular Breaks

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What I Need To Know

Identifying and controlling workplace hazards involves many processes. It’s more than
simply “inspecting out hazards.” Before we can effectively control hazardous conditions and
unsafe behaviors, we need to be familiar with their characteristics and the necessary
processes to make sure they are promptly identified and analyzed . On the previous module
we discussed how to identify and prevent hazard and risks in workplace and learn different
saf3ty signs and symbols to prevent injury. This is to avoid and prevent any waste that may
cause the low productivity of the workers, and to avoid any hurdled jobs in order to meet the
requirements. Always remember in order to be effective of our work we need to be familiar
of task or we will be exposing ourselves to hazards and risks. Always remember Hazards
and Risks are liability to our work and to our performance.

What’s New

What is Personal Protective Equipment?

Personal protective equipment, or PPE is designed to protect you from hazards found or off
the job. Face shields used in welding and helmets used for engineering are PPE; other
examples include googles, safety glasses, foot protection, coveralls, gloves, vest, earplugs,
and respirators. If you must wear PPE for your job, your employer must train you to use it
properly. So PPE must comply with national standards

When do you need PPE?

Employers must assess their workplaces to find out if there are hazards that require workers
to use PPE. If there are such hazards, employers must select the right type of PPE and
make sure it fits the employee correctly. In most cases, the employer is required to supply
PPE to their workers at no charge, however there may be exceptions if you wear your PPE
off the job site. Employers must train workers who have to use PPE on how to use it
correctly.
This includes the following:
 Knowing when PPE is needed
 How to use PPE correctly
 Knowing what kind of PPE to use
 Understanding what PPE can and cannot do to protect workers
 How to put on, adjust, wear, and take off PPE
 How to maintain PPE.
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 What is It
LO 3 Control Hazards and Risks
3.1 Demonstrate the use of PPEs in the workplace

Personal protective equipment, or PPE, is designed to protect you from hazards found on or
off the job. Face shields used in ice hockey and helmets used for biking are examples of
PPE; other examples include goggles, safety glasses, foot protection, coveralls, gloves,
vests, earplugs, and respirators.

Why is a PPE considered the least effective type of protection against injury?
 It may not fully protect you
 It may be uncomfortable to wear.
 It requires the employee to have it, put it on, and keep it on.
 It might not fit correctly.

It is important to remember that PPE comes in various sizes. If the PPE does not fit
correctly, it may be necessary to find and try a different size or brand. In order for it to be
effective and provide protection, PPE must fit properly.

PPE is often used in combination with other hazard-control methods like removing the
hazard from the workplace and using good work rules. Even though PPE is considered to be
the least effective form of protection, there are some conditions where it is the only
protection available to protect the worker. For example, if a worker has to do work in a
confined space, they may have to wear a respirator because ventilation may not be
adequate.

 Safety shoes, leggings, and foot guards help protect workers from falling objects,
sharp objects, wet and slippery surfaces, hot surfaces, and electrical hazards.
 Face shields, goggles, and safety glasses with side shields can protect workers
from liquids and solids that can get into their eyes. Look for the marking ANSI Z87.1.
 Earplugs or earmuffs can help prevent damage to hearing. Exposure to high noise
levels can cause irreversible hearing loss as well as physical and psychological
stress.
 Gloves can protect workers’ hands from chemicals, hot and cold temperatures,
vibration and sharp objects. Gloves must fit properly and be the right kind of material
for the job.
 Respirators. Employers must first try to remove breathing hazards. If they can’t,
workers may have to wear respirators. The kind of respirator required depends on
the kind of hazard the worker is exposed to. For example, dust masks do not protect
against chemical vapors Respirators must also fit correctly in order to prevent illness.
If a worker has to wear a respirator, it is the employer’s responsibility to provide the
employee with a medical evaluation to make sure they are healthy enough to work
safely in a respirator.
 Protective Cover all /Full body suits. In some cases, workers must protect most or
all of their bodies against heat, cold, radiation, hot metals and liquids, body fluids, or
hazardous materials.

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Rule 1100: Gas and Electric Arc Welding and Cutting Operations

1100.01: General Provisions:

1. Welding or cutting operations shall not be permitted in rooms or areas containing
combustible materials or in proximity to explosives or flammable liquids, dusts,
gases, or vapors, until all fire and explosion hazards are eliminated.
2. Welding or cutting operations on containers filled with explosives or flammable
substance is prohibited. Welding closed containers that have held explosive or
flammable substance shall only be undertaken after the containers have been
thoroughly cleaned and found completely free of combustible gases or vapors of the
containers are filled with inert gas or with water.
3. Welding and cutting operations carried out or done in places where persons other
than the welders work or pass shall be enclosed by means of suitable stationary or
portable screens. Screens shall be opaque, of sturdy construction to withstand rough
usage of a material which will not readily be set on fire by sparks or hot metal at least
2 meters (6.5 feet) high, and preferably painted with light flat paint.
4. A portable fire extinguisher shall be provided at the place where welding andcutting
operations are being undertaken.
5. Before welding and cutting operations are allowed in large establishments, the area
shall be inspected by the safety man. He shall issue a written permit or authorization
for welding and cutting, indicating there in the precautions to be followed to avoid fire
or accidents.

1100.02: Personal Protective Equipment:

1. All workers or persons directly engaged in welding or cutting operations shall
be provided with the following personal protective equipment:
a. goggles, helmet, or head shields fitted with suitable filter lenses and hand shields, and
b. suitable aprons
2. All personnel directly assisting in welding or cutting operations shall be
provided with goggles or other protective clothing, as may be necessary.

1100.03: Welding or Cutting in Confined Spaces:

Inherit of any fumes, gases, or dusts by persons welding or cutting in confined spaces
shall be prevented by the provision of:
1. Local exhaust and general ventilation system to keep fumes, gases, or dusts within
allowable concentrations or threshold limit values.
2. Approved types of respiratory protective equipment

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Personal Protective Equipment Uses/Function

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 used when grinding and chipping off slag

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Safety Goggles
is made of chrome leather and provides a welder
with complete
protection of his chest to mid calf from sparks
and hot metal.

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Leather Apron
are used for ear coverings and are connected by a
flexible band and worn
as protection against extreme noise. They have
replaceable pads and some types can filter out
specific noise pitches. Ear muffs last longer than
most earplugs, but they can be uncomfortable in
hot weather and may not fit well over glasses or
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Earmuffs

made of chrome leather and prevents the entry

of sparks between
our clothes and body.

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Leather jacket

made of chrome leather and protects our hands

from
heat, spatter, and radiations

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Welding gloves

are made from leather to protect the legs and

feet.

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Leggings

are made from leather to protect the arms.

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Protective sleeves

are made from light asbestos coated with

aluminum to protect the whole body during
welding.

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Protective cover all

are made of chrome leather and protects our feet

from spatter.

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Welding spats
is used to protect our face and eyes from the arc
rays and heat, and the spatter from molten metal.
The arc is viewed through a filter which reduces
the intensity of radiation but allows a safe
amount of light to pass for viewing the weld pool
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Welding shield/Helmet

have heat resistant soles and impact resistant

toes. Some safety
shoes have metal in soles, while others protect
workers from different types of electrical
hazards.

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Safety Shoes

Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment

The primary approach in any safety effort is to maintain or change the physical
environment so that accidents would not occur. However, it is necessary for economic
reasons or in temporary or changing conditions to safeguard personnel by equipping them
individually with specialized personal protective equipment (PPE). Although the use of PPE
is an important consideration in the development of a safety and health program, it should
not be used permanently for maintaining a safe and healthy work environment. In general,
government regulations list the use of PPE as a case of last resort. Analyzing accident
situations is done to determine whether PPE can prevent a recurrence. When work
conditions cannot be made more safely clearly PPE is necessary.

Proper Training
To obtain the worker’s complete compliance with the requirements to wear the PPE, the
following factors must be considered:

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 1. The extent to which the personnel who must wear the equipment understand its
necessity
2. The ease and comfort with which it can be worn with a minimum of interference with
normal procedures.
3. The available economic, social, and disciplinary sanctions which can be used to
influence the attitudes of the worker

Head Protection
Safety hats should be inspected prior to their use.

 Inspect suspension systems that show evidence of materials cracking, tearing,

fraying or other signs of deterioration. Suspension should provide a minimum
clearance of 1 to 1.25 inch between the top of the worker‟s head and the inside
crown of the hat.
 Check any signs of cracks of perforations of brim or shell, deformation of shell, or
evidence or exposure to excessive heat, chemicals or radiation.
 Remove any accumulation of conductive material on or inside the shell that cannot
be removed prior to use.

Objects should not be placed inside the safety hat between the shell and the suspension
device. This space is designed so an impact will not transmit to the head of the worker.

Safety hats should be kept free of abrasions, scrapes, and nicks and should not be
deliberately dropped, thrown, or otherwise abused because they will lose their protective
qualities. Ventilation should not be drilled in safety hats.

Eye and Face Protection

Eye protectors must meet the minimum requirements:
 Provide adequate protection against the particular hazards for which they are
designed
 Be reasonably comfortable when worn under the designated conditions
 Fit snugly without interfering with the movements or vision of the wearer
 Be durable.
 Be capable of being disinfected.
 Be kept clean and in good repair
 Design, construction, testing, and use of eye and face protection must be in
accordance with ANZI Z8.1-1989. The fitting of goggles and safety spectacles should
be performed by someone skilled in the procedure. Prescribed safety spectacles
should be fitted only by a qualified optical person. Safety spectacles require special
frames. Combinations of normal street wear frames with safety lenses are not in
compliance with the required standards for eye protectors

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Ear Protection
The prevention of excessive noise exposure is the only way to avoid hearing damage.
Engineering and administrative control must be used if the sound levels are exceeded. If

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such controls fail to reduce the sound levels within the level specified, personal hearing
protection must be used. Molded earplugs should be individually fitted by a professional.
Some earplugs are disposable, to be used one time and then thrown away. The non-
disposable type should be cleaned after each use for proper protection.
Earmuffs must make a perfect seal around the ear to be effective. Glasses, long sideburns,
long hair and facial movements, such as chewing may reduce protection. Special
equipment is available for use with glasses or beards.

Foot and Leg Protection

For protection of feet and legs from falling or rolling objects, sharp objects, molten metal, hot
surfaces, and wet slippery surfaces, workers should use appropriate foot guards, safety
shoes, boots and leggings.
Never wear open-toed footwear while working with hot metal or welding apparatus.

Safety Belts, Lifelines and Lanyards

Lifelines, safety belts, and lanyards are used only for safeguarding employees. Any lifeline,
safety belt, or lanyard are actually subjected to in-serving loading, as distinguished from
static load testing shall be immediately removed from service and shall not be used again for
employee safeguarding.

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 What’s More

Activity 2: Let us identify

Directions: Observe carefully the illustration below. Write the different safety equipment
worn by the worker in the space provided.

__________ 1.

__________ 2.

__________ 3.

__________ 4
.
__________ 5.

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What I have Learned

Activity 3: Let us try again

Direction: Read each statement carefully. Choose the answer that will best complete the
statement.
1. Safety belts were designed to safeguard workers _________.
a. by carrying heavy load
b. by holding hot metals
c. from noise exposure
d. from falling
2. Safety hats should be free from abrasions, cracks, or fraying and should not be
deliberately dropped or thrown because_______.
a. a space should be designed to protect.
b. ventilation should be drilled in them.
c. they will lose their protective quality.
d. their appearance and style should be modern.
3. Earmuffs and earplugs are effectively used___________.
a. for engineering and administrative control.
b. for workers to look fashionable.
c. to match the glasses and hair style of workers.
d. to avoid hearing damage.
4. The main purpose of wearing eye and face protection is to________.
a. keeps clean and be in good condition.
b. be capable of being disinfected.
c. fit snugly without interference of eye movement.
d. provides adequate protection against hazards.
5. A responsible worker shows awareness about safety except
a. Awareness to the limited application of PPE
b. Awareness to the unlimited application of PPE
c. Person who wears PPE understands its necessity
d. Influence the attitudes of the workers about safety

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 What I can Do

Activity 4. Name It
Direction: List down at least 10 Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) during welding
activity.

1.________________________________________

2.________________________________________

3.________________________________________

4.________________________________________

5.________________________________________

6.________________________________________

7.________________________________________

8.________________________________________

9.________________________________________

10._______________________________________

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 Lesson Workplace Hazards
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What’s In

Identifying and controlling workplace hazards involves many processes. It’s more
than simply “inspecting out hazards.” Before we can effectively control hazardous conditions
and unsafe behaviors, we need to be familiar with their characteristics and the necessary
processes to make sure they are promptly identified and analyzed.
Always remember in order to be effective of our work we need to be familiar of task or we
will be exposing ourselves to hazards and risks, remember hazards and risks are liability to
our work and to our performance.

What’s New

A work environment free from injuries and accidents attracts employees. Employees
are more satisfied and productive in such environment. Workplace safety regardless of the
size of the company. All companies big or small, need to incorporate safety in their
workplaces.
Well implemented safety measures keep employees safe and also protect industry
equipment. It is the responsibility and duty of the employers to protect their employees and
them safe. This is why workplace safety and health measure is necessary. They are
important for the wellbeing of the employers and employees alike.

What is it

LO 3 Control Hazards and Risks

3.2 Enumerate the benefits of observing safety procedure in the workplace
What is Safety?
Safety is the state of being “SAFE”, the condition of being protected from harm or other non-
desirable outcomes. Safety can also refer to the control of of recognized hazards in order to
achieve an acceptable level of risk. Full form of safety Stay Alert For Evert Task You do.
The term safety also means a state of being protected against physically. This is why
workplace safety are necessary. They are important for the wellbeing of employers and
employees alike. The feeling of assurance that one has, knowing that he will return safely
from work is greater that anything else.
Employers should also learn the desired aspects of their employees in terms of safety and
protection. This will help increase productivity and the quality of the products and services:
Here are some Benefits of a Safe and Healthy Work Environment

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  It goes without saying that the safer the environment, the more productive it
is. Productive employees can produce more output in less time, reducing
operational costs for a company
 Workplace safety promotes the wellness of employees and employers alike.
Healthier employees do tasks more efficiently and they are happier in
general.
 There are very few accidents in a safe environment. This result in less
downtime for safety investigation and reduces costs for worker’s
compensation. This also reduces the time needed for employees to heal from
injuries.
 Damage to industrial equipment creates costs for replacement and repair.
Avoiding workplace injuries and damage to industrial equipment will incur
fewer expenses and increase profit.
 If employers are concerned about the safety of their employees, the
employees are more confident and comfortable in general. Also absenteeism
rates drop and employees are more focused on ding their tasks.

10 Rules for Work place Safety

1. You are responsible for your own safety and for the safety others
2. All accidents are preventable
3. Do not take shortcuts, always follow the rules
4. If you are not trained, don’t do it.
5. Use the right tools and equipment and use them in the right way
6. Assess the risks before you approach your work
7. Never wear loose clothes or slippery footwear
8. Do not indulge in horseplay while at work
9. Practice good housekeeping
10. Always wear PPEs
10 Tips and benefits while observing safety procedure in the workplace

1. Follow Safety Procedure 6. Be alert on Job

2. Don’t Take Shortcuts 7. Take regular Breaks

3.Clean Up 8. Be Vigilant

9. First Aid Box Location

4.Clean and Organized Work Area

10. Immediately Report

5. Emergency Exit Location Incidents

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 What’s More

Activity 5: Safe or Not Safe?

I.Direction: On the box provided below, read and cut out and glue the picture below to show
how to be safe in workplace.

SAFE or NOT SAFE?

YES, it is Safe! NO, it is not Safe!

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II. My Safety Pledge

Direction: Put Yes if you pledge, and NO if you do not follow.

______ 1. I will always use safety googles when performing chipping and grinding slag
______ 2. I will continue to work even if it is not safe.
______ 3. I will ensure my action in workplace does not endanger others or myself .
______ 4. I will used welding helmet to protect my face and eyes from arc rays and heat.
______ 5. I will perform welding, even without Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
______ 6. I will take responsibility of own safety.
______ 7. I will learn and train myself to comply all the safety rules and regulations.
______ 8. I will refuse to perform Clean As You Go (CLAYGO).
______ 9. I will report any accident, injury or unsafe condition to my teacher.
______ 10. I will follow safety procedures.

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 What I have Learned

Activity 6: 10 UP for Safety

Direction: On you right hand List down at least five Tips on Safety. On your left hand list
down at least 5 rules of workplace safety

Right Hand
Left Hand

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 What I can Do

Activity 7: Safe to Connect

I.Direction: Assign each picture with number that best describe the word box below when
working.

A worker Employees
After the will go to I always Always use
is
work, workplace take a and wear
discourage I always
perform after he regular appropriate
the to take follow
already break during Personal
CLAYGO/ shortcuts safety
read the break time protective
during procedures
Clean As rules equipment
working
You Go regulation when
hour
about _____ working
_____
safety

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II. TRUE OR FALSE:

Direction: Read each statement carefully. Write True is the statement is correct, and False
is the statement is wrong.

_____ 1. You are responsible for your own safety and for the safety others.
_____ 2. Workplace safety do not promote the wellness of employees and employers
_____ 3. Healthier employees do tasks more efficiently and they are happier in general
_____ 4. Responsible employee does not follow safety rules
_____ 5. Healthier employees do tasks more efficiently and they are happier in general
_____ 6. Wear loose clothes or slippery footwear in workplace
_____ 7. I always follow safety instruction from my boss.
_____ 8. Engaging Horseplay inside the working area is ok.
_____ 9. A responsible employee is always vigilant
_____ 10. Productive employees can produce more output in less time

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Summary
In this lesson, you have learned on how to demonstrate the use of Personal
Protective Equipment (PPEs) in th workplace. You have learned how to enumerate the
benifits of observing safety procedure in the workplace. Take note hazards and risks is
preventable if we are responsible in everything we do. Education explains the natural
consequences (hurt) and system consequences (discipline), let us always practice a culture
of discipline where injury and hurt will not prosper. You are also though on this module on
how to perform the proper use of personal protective equipment and its importance to safety.

Stay Alert for Every Task You do. The term safety also means a state of being protected
against physically. This is why workplace safety are necessary. They are important for the
wellbeing of employers and employees alike. The feeling of assurance that one has,
knowing that he will return safely from work is greater than anything else.

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Assessment: (Post-Test)
Activity 8: Let’s do it again!
Direction : Underline the letter of the correct answer in every item.

1. It is serves as the over all protection of every workers when engaging hazardous job
in a workplace ?
a. Personal Protective Equipment c. Safety belt and safety shoes
b. Safety signs d. Safety rules and regulations
2. Which of the following is not belong to the group ?
a. Leather glove c. Leather shoes
b. Leather jacket d. Safety Shoes
3. Which of the following is not belong safety rules ?
a. If you are not trained, don’t do it
b. Practice good housekeeping
c. Do not indulge in horseplay while at work
d. It may be uncomfortable to wear
4. Safety hats should be inspected prior to them?
a. Use c.Purchase
b. Function d.Availability
5. It is only used and for in service loading purposes and for safeguarding employees?
a. Inspection c. Job Hazard Analysis
b. Liefelines, Safety belts, Lanyard d. Observation
6. It is made of chrome leather and protects our feet from spatter?
a. Welding Spats c. Protective Sleeves
b. Safety Shoes d. Leggings
7. In what way workers obtain the complete compliance with the requirements to wear
the PPE?
a. Reading Manual Guide c. Watching TV informacial
b. Proper Training d. Terminate violators
8. It is used to protect the arms during welding activity.
a. Protective Sleeves c.Leggings
b. Welding Spats d.Safety Shoes
9. It is used to removed breathing hazard and to protect workers against chemical
vapor?
a. Protective Cover all c.Goggles
b. Earmuffs d. Respirators
10. When must safety sign be used?
a. When there is hazard and danger c. In a road trip
b. During working time d. Life threatening

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Key to Answers
Activity 6 What I have Learned 10 UP fo Safety (pg.10)
Activity 1. What I Know: Safety Besh
LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND
1. B 1.You are responsible for your own 1.Follow safety rules
2. C safety for the safety of others
3. A 2.All accidents are preventable 2. Dont take shortcuts
4. D 3.Do not take shortcuts. Always follow 3.Clean Up
5. D the rules
6. B 4.If you are not trained.Don’t do it 4. Clean and Organised Work Area
7. A 5.Use the right tools & equipment and 5. Emergency Exit location
8. C use them in the right way
9. A 6.Assess the risks before you approach 6. Be alert on the Job
10. C your work
7.Never wear loose clothes or slippery 7. Take regular breaks
Activity 2. What’s More
footwear
8.Do not ondulge in horeseplay whike at 8.Be Vigilant
A. WELDING SHEILD/HELMIT
work
B. LEATHER JACKET
9.Practice good housekeeping 9.First aid Box Location
C. WELDING GLOVES
10.always wear PPE’s 10. Immediately Report Inccidents
D. LEATHER APRON
E. WELDING SPATS
Activity 5 What I can Do : Safe to Connect (pg.11)
Activity 3. What I have I. Learned
SafeLet
to Connect
Try Again (pg.8)
1. 6
1. D 2. 1
2. B 3. 2
3. A 4. 3
4. D 5. 4
5. A 6. 5
II True or False
Activity 4. What I can1.Do:TRUEName It (pg.9)
2. FALSE
1. Safety Goggles3. TRUE
2. Leather Apron 4. FALSE
3. Earmuffs 5. TRUE
4. Leather Jacket 6. FALSE
5. Welding Gloves7. TRUE
6. Leggings 8. FALSE
7. Protective Sleeves
9. TRUE
8. Protective Cover 10.AllTRUE
9. Welding SpatACTIVITY 6 ASSESTMENT : LETS DO IT AGAIN (pg.13)
10. Welding Sheild/Helmet
1. A
11. Safety Shoes 2. C

Activity 5. What’s Safe 3. orDNot Safe (pg.9)

4. A
Yes, it is Safe 5. B NO, it is not Safe
6. A
5 7. B 1
8. A
6 9. D 4
10. A
2

My Safety Pledge

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References
For your guide,

• https://hospitalityleadership.wordpress.com/2010/11/17/clen-as-you-go-and-oyher-
phares-that-never-die/amp/
•
•
•
• http://www.ansellpro.com/download/Ansell_7thEditionChemicalResistanceGuide.pdf
• http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/personalprotectiveequipment/index.html
• http://www.ansellpro.com/download/Ansell_7thEditionChemicalResistanceGuide.pdf
• tps://en.m.wikipedia.org./wiki/Hazard_symbol
• Shielded Metal Arc Welding;Learners Material: Module 1, Department of Education
• Welding Technology, Second Edition by Gower A. Kenedy
• Welding Inspection Technology, Education Department, American Wleding Society
• Welding Principles and Application by Larry Jeffus and Harold V. Johnson

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DepEd Division of Cagayan de Oro City

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E-mail Address: [email protected]

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