MODULE 1

ACTIVITY 1
REYNERA, MICHAL T. BSCE3B

1. What do you do to keep your house safe from hazards?

● Check your home's electrical wiring frequently, including extension cords, outlets,
and avoid overcharging phones.
● For safe use, examine the stove's condition.
● Safely store any sharp objects.

2. In your barangay, take photos of which you think are safety hazards and
recommend possible solutions.

Home Hazards
Electrical Hazards = Don't use damaged outlets any longer; replace them instead.
Small and Sharp Object = Safely store these objects and avoid for children to reach. Better yet to
have a separate working place.
Cooking in FireWood = Make sure to have enough space for fire not to spread wildly.

Community Hazard
Working from Heights = Use proper equipment while working and be attentive
Electrical Hazards = Have a proper electrical wirings
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ACTIVITY 2
REYNERA, MICHAL T. BSCE3B
1. In your community, take photos of columns, beams and slabs of different designs and give
descriptions for each.
One-Way and Two-way Beam and Slab
One-way slab is supported by two parallel
walls or beams.
Two-way slabs are slabs that are supported
on all four sides. In this slab, the load will be
transferred in both directions, thus main
reinforcement is provided in both directions
for slabs.

Cantilever Beam
- a projecting beam fixed only at one end.
Two-Way Beam
-Supported by beams on all four sides,
carrying the load along both directions.

Circular column
-Circular columns are mostly used in piling
and elevation of the buildings for aesthetic
purposes

Two-Way Flat Plate

-a two-way system usually supported directly on columns or load-bearing walls