Learning Activity

1. What is the importance of safety management system in engineering workplace?

The importance of safety managements system in engineering workplace is that it is an integral part in
ensuring safe operation in the workplace by regulating various control measures for the facility or
workplace thus preventing, reducing and mitigating possible risks in the operation.

Learning Activity Number 2

1.How to perform job hazard analysis?

JOB – OPERATING LANYARD HEAT PRESS MACHINE

TASK
SET THE TIMER AND
TEMPERATURE OF THE
MACHINE
PLACE AND SECURE THE
LANYARD IN THE
SUBLIMATION PAPER WITH
THE DESIGN
PLACE THE SUBLIMATION
PAPER WITH THE LANYARD IN
THE HEAT PRESS WHACHINE
WITH THE SIDE WITH THE
LANYARD AT THE BOTTOM
CLOSE THE TOP SIDE OF THE
HEAT PRESS MACHINE
WAIT AND WATCH FOR THE
TIMER TO BE FINISHED
OPEN THE TOPSIDE OF THE
MACHINE
REMOVE THE SUBLIMATION
PAPER FOR EASIER REMOVAL
WHILE IT IS STILL HOT
REMOVE THE LANYARD FROM
THE MACHINE AND PUT IT IN
A BOX OR A BASKET
CHECK IF THE QUALITY IS
WITHIN THE STANDARD
POTENTIAL HAZARDS
WRONG TIME OR TEMPERATURE
BRINGING BURNING HAZARDS
BURN FROM CONTACT WITH THE HOT
PARTS OF THE MACHINE
ARM AND BACK INJURIES/STRAIN
BURNING HAZARD DUE TO NEGLECT
ARM AND BACK INJURIES/STRAIN
BURN FROM THE HOT SUBLIMATION
PAPER AND CONTACT WITH THE HOT
PARTS OF THE MACHINE
BURN FROM THE HOT LANYARD AND
CONTACT WITH THE HOT PARTS OF THE
MACHINE
CONTROLS(INCLUDE REQUIRED PPE)
THOROUGHLY CHECK IF THE INPUTED TIME
AND TEMPERATURE IS CORRECTT
WATCH WHERE YOUR BODY IS GETTNG CLOSE
INTO
OBSERVE PROPER POSTURE AND MUSCLE
USED WHEN CLOSING THE MACHINE
ALWAYS KEEP ATLEAST ONE PERSON TO
WATCH FOR THE MACHINE
OBSERVE PROPER POSTURE AND MUSCLE
USED WHEN OPENING THE MACHINE
USE GLOVES AND WATCH WHERE YOUR BODY
IS GETTNG CLOSE INTO
USE GLOVES OR A STICK AND WATCH WHERE
YOUR BODY IS GETTNG CLOSE INTO

JOB – RENOVATING AN ATTIC SPACE INTO A LIVING SPACE

TASK
CLEAN THE ATTIC AND
REMOVE ITEMS PREVIOUSLY
STORED IN IT
INSTALL WIRES IN THE ATTIC
FOR ELECTRICIY
POTENTIAL HAZARDS
DUST INHAILATION, TRIPING AND
MUSCLE INJURIES FROM CARRYING THE
ITEMS
FIRE AND ELECTRIC HAZARDS FROM
IMPROPER INSTALLATION
CONTROLS(INCLUDE REQUIRED PPE)
WEAR MASK; CLEAN THE AREA OF THE
WALKING PATH. USE TOOLS/ EQUIPMENT FOR
MOVING HEAVY ITEMSAND OBSERVE PROPER
CARRYING POSTURE WHEN CARRYING THE
ITEMS
FOLLOW PROPER GUIDELINES FOR
INSTALLING WIRES AND OUTLETS
 INSTALL A SUBFLOOR FOR GETTING WOUNDED FROM WORKING
NOISE INSULATION WITH THE WOOD, SAW DUST
INHAILLATION AND BACK INJURIES DUE
TO POSSITION DURING INSTALLATION
INSTALL ROOM INSULATION IRRITATION FROM THE MATERIAL AND
ODOR
INSTALL CEILING AND DRY GETTING WOUNDED FROM WORKING
WALL WITH THE WOOD. GETTING INJURED
WHILE FITTING THE MATERIALS TO THE
WALL
INSTALL THE MAIN FLOORING BACK INJURIES DUE TO POSITIION
DURING INSTALLATION
PAINT THE ROOM MULTIPLE NEGATIVE EFFECTS FROM
LONG TERM EXPOSURE FROM THE FUMES
FROM THE PAINT
MOVE DESIRED FURNITURES TRIPPING DUST INHAILATION, TRIPING
TO THE ROOM AND MUSCLE INJURIES FROM CARRYING
THE FURNITURES
WEAR GLOVES TO AVOID GETTING SPLINTERS,
HAMMER NAILS AND USE CUTTING TOOLS
CAREFULLY. STRETCH BEFORE STARTING IN
WORKING WITH THE SUBFLOOR AND REST
AND STRETCH EVERY NOW AND THE
WEAR APPROPRIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
WEAR GLOVES TO AVOID GETTING SPLINTERS,
HAMMER NAIL AND USE CUTTING TOOLS.
MAKE SURE MORE THAN ONE PERSON IS
WORKING TO PREVENT THE MATERIALS
FROM FALLING
STRETCH BEFORE STARTING IN WORKING
WITH THE FLOORING AND REST AND STRETCH
EVERY NOW AND THE
WEAR APPROPRIATE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
USE TOOLS/ EQUIPMENT FOR MOVING
HEAVY FURNITURES AND OBSERVE PROPER
CARRYING POSTURE WHEN CARRYING
SMALLER FURNITURES AND OTHER DESIRED
ITEMS

2. What are the harmful effects of hazardous energy? Give examples

Workers servicing or maintaining machines or equipment may be seriously injured or

killed if hazardous energy is not properly controlled. Injuries resul

ting from the

failure to control hazardous energy during maintenance activities can be serious or

fatal! Injuries may include electrocution, burns, crushing, cutting, lacerating,

amputating, or fracturing body parts, and others.

Activity 3

1. How to prevent electricity hazards?(10pts)

Reducing the threat of electrical shock.
• Do not work alone
• Remove watches, rings, earrings, and other conductive jewelry.
• Wear safety glasses (prevents injury from shrapnel)
• Do not stand on wet or metal surfaces when working on circuit.
• Do not handle instruments if your hands are wet.
• If possible, do not work on energized circuit.
• Remove power when connecting test equipment.
 • Do not assume the power is off. Always shut off power and discharge capacitors
before touching circuit.
• Tag out/lock out power supply to prevent inadvertent application of current to
the circuit. Know the location of emergency shut off.
• Keep the workspace clean and orderly.
• Always inspect test equipment and component under test for damage.
• If you must probe a “live” circuit:
o Avoid contact with terminals of power supplies.
o Be careful not to allow the test leads to cross components.
o Keep cables and wires as short as possible.
o Connect the point with the highest voltage as the last step.
o Pay attention- do not touch the bare metal of the probe.
2. What is fall protection?(10pts)
Fall protection is the use of controls designed to protect personnel from falling
or in the event they do fall, to stop them without causing severe injury. Typically, fall
protection is implemented when working at height, but may be relevant when working
near any edge, such as near a pit or hole, or performing work on a steep surface.
But fall protection is more than equipment. Fall protection is also what you do
to eliminate fall hazards, to prevent falls, and to ensure that workers who do fall
don’t die.