1.
WORKPLACE/LOCATION – make sure you are working
in a risk free environment. Risk-free - Hazard-free, dirt-free, away from fire and
children, air-conditioned, well ventilated and closed-area.
2.
ATTIRE – don’t wear uncomfortable or
inappropriate articles of clothing or clothes that limit your amount of
movement.
3.
Make sure that all the component/equipment (includes
your hands) must be DRY.
4.
When installing/removing hardware components or
doing anything that involves opening the system unit case, it is advisable to
TURN the computer OFF before working.
5.
When installing software, make sure that there
is NO problem with the electrical current at the moment.
6.
External cooling devices/equipments (such as
air-conditioning unit) should NOT compromise the health of the worker.
7.
AVOID unnecessary disturbances when working.
8.
Some hardware parts are sharp. Keep on eye out
on them and AVOID getting wounded.
9.
AVOID too much exposure to the monitor screen.
10.
Make sure the worker/student technician is in
HEALTHY working CONDITION in the first place.
11.
DO NOT spill food or liquids on your system
components.
12.
When you attempt to touch components while power
is on, try to put an electrical conductor to AVOID electric shock.
13.
To help PROTECT your system components from
sudden transient (passing through) increases
and decreases in electrical power, use a surge suppressor, line conditioner, or
Interruptible Power Supply (UPS).
14.
DO NOT connect or use a modem or telephone
during a lightning storm. There may be risk of electrical shock from lightning.
15.
NEVER connect or use a modem on telephone in a
wet environment. Disconnect the modem cable before opening a product enclosure,
touching or installing internal components.
1.
WORKPLACE/LOCATION – make sure you are working
in a risk free environment. Risk-free - Hazard-free, dirt-free, away from fire and
children, air-conditioned, well ventilated and closed-area.
2.
ATTIRE – don’t wear uncomfortable or
inappropriate articles of clothing or clothes that limit your amount of
movement.
3.
Make sure that all the component/equipment (includes
your hands) must be DRY.
4.
When installing/removing hardware components or
doing anything that involves opening the system unit case, it is advisable to
TURN the computer OFF before working.
5.
When installing software, make sure that there
is NO problem with the electrical current at the moment.
6.
External cooling devices/equipments (such as
air-conditioning unit) should NOT compromise the health of the worker.
7.
AVOID unnecessary disturbances when working.
8.
Some hardware parts are sharp. Keep on eye out
on them and AVOID getting wounded.
9.
AVOID too much exposure to the monitor screen.
10.
Make sure the worker/student technician is in
HEALTHY working CONDITION in the first place.
11.
DO NOT spill food or liquids on your system
components.
12.
When you attempt to touch components while power
is on, try to put an electrical conductor to AVOID electric shock.
13.
To help PROTECT your system components from
sudden transient (passing through) increases
and decreases in electrical power, use a surge suppressor, line conditioner, or
Interruptible Power Supply (UPS).
14.
DO NOT connect or use a modem or telephone
during a lightning storm. There may be risk of electrical shock from lightning.
15.
NEVER connect or use a modem on telephone in a
wet environment. Disconnect the modem cable before opening a product enclosure,
touching or installing internal components.
