Quarter 1 | Module 2
Communication and
Occupational Health and Safety
Computer Programming 12
Abril, Gianmarlo Adrian | Nemis, Mark Helbert
Topics
These are the broad topics this reporting will cover.
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Communication
Fundamentals
Occupational
Health and Safety
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Types and Tools of
Communication
Workplace Safety
Expectations
> At the end of this discussion the student is expected to learn,
the Communication Techniques and the Occupational Health
and Safety Identifying Risk and Hazards
What is
Communication?
Communication applies to
the exchange of ideas and
thoughts between two or
more individuals.
Elements of
Communication
Sender - Formulates the idea or
message and sends it through a
communication channel, then it is
delivered to the receiver, who then acts
on the message
Receiver - responds to the message by
formulating his/her own message and
communicating it back to the sender
Two types of
Communication
Verbal Communication - Words are
used as tools to communicate between
two or more individuals, this could be
oral or written.
Non-Verbal Communication - Human
senses, such as sight, hearing, touch, and
smell work as tools to communicate
between two individuals.
Categories of
Communication
Formal Communication - occurs in a
formal and official style, this is usually
found in professional settings, corporate
meetings, and conferences that undergo
a formal pattern. This also includes
letters, petitions, and public speeches.
Informal Communication - These are
the casual talks that happen every time
you talk to someone.
Communication Tools
Media Relations
Special Publication
Direct Communication
This could be press conferences,
briefings, press releases, radio call-in
shows, topical supplements to
newspapers and specialist
magazines, and topical television
shows.
These are leaflets, posters, postcards
and calendars.
these are the use of open telephone,
websites, round-table discussions,
conferences, lectures, training
events, business conferences for
specialists, visits to trade fairs, etc.
Occupational Health
and Safety
Occupational Health
and Safety
This is defined as the
⚬ The promotion and maintenance of the highest
degree of physical, mental, and social wellbeing of workers in all occupation
⚬ The prevention of any departures from health
among its workers caused by working
conditions
⚬ The protection among workers in their
employment from risks usually from factors
adverse to health placing and maintenance of
the worker in an occupational environment
adapted to his/her physiological ability
Equipment Present
in Occupational
Health and Safety
Hazard
and Risks
Hazards are a thing that could cause
injury or a threat, in our case in a
workplace, Examples of this are; water
spilled along the walkways that is left
without caution, the probability that a
person could slip due to the spilled water
is called Risk.
Identifying Hazards
• The most common hazards to identify are things
that could cause a person to slip, trip, or fall.
These could be found in any workplace, whether
it be an office or a construction site
Safety in the Workplace
• Maintaining the Culture
of safety is essential in
any organization no
matter what size the
firm or the company is
• Therefore it is best to always
observe the safety of every
employee through proper
communication whether it
be verbal or non-verbal.
Thank
you for
listening
POST-TEST
1. The process of communication where ideas or messages are passed through an Interpreter.
A. SENDER
B. RECEIVER
C. FLASHBACK
D. FEEDBACK
2. It is a process of sharing ideas through technology verbally or nonverbally.
A. SENDER
B. INTERPRETER
C. COMMUNICATION
D. FEEDBACK
3. The comprehension of the interpreter on the ideas by the sender.
A. INFORMATION
B. RECEIVER
C. COMMUNICATION
D. FEEDBACK
4. Which of the following is the interaction of two or more individuals?
A. NON-VERBAL
B. IDEAS
C. VERBAL
D. INDIRECT
5. WHICH TYPE OF COMMUNICATION IS USED HUMAN SENSES, EAR, EYES AND TOUCHES.
A. NON-VERBAL
B. IDEAS
C. VERBAL
D. INDIRECT
6. The spills on the floor leaving it wet and the presence of small objects.
A. TRIPPING
B. SLIPPING
C. FALLING
D. FIRE
7. The electrical extension wire with socket running down near the walkways.
A. TRIPPING
B. SLIPPING
C. FALLING
D. FIRE
8. Observing safety measures among workers or employee providing safety
uniform such as gloves, hard hat and lifeline rope.
A. DOH
B. OHS
C. WHO
D. DRRM
9. Which of the following is a non-verbal communication?
A. VOICE
B. YOUTUBE
C. LETTERING
D. SIGN LANGUAGE
10. Which of the following is the major role of OHS?
A. PROTECTOR
B. OBSERVATION
C. SAFETY
D. RESERVATION