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    The document provides information about Computer System Servicing (CSS) NCII. It defines CSS NCII and compares it to the previous Computer Hardware Servicing (CHS) NCII qualification. CSS NCII covers 4 modules, more topics, and is more difficult than CHS NCII. The document also outlines 12 occupational safety and health procedures that should be followed when servicing computer systems, such as working with a partner, using protective equipment, and cleaning work areas.

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    The document provides information about Computer System Servicing (CSS) NCII. It defines CSS NCII and compares it to the previous Computer Hardware Servicing (CHS) NCII qualification. CSS NCII covers 4 modules, more topics, and is more difficult than CHS NCII. The document also outlines 12 occupational safety and health procedures that should be followed when servicing computer systems, such as working with a partner, using protective equipment, and cleaning work areas.

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    The document provides information about Computer System Servicing (CSS) NCII. It defines CSS NCII and compares it to the previous Computer Hardware Servicing (CHS) NCII qualification. CSS NCII covers 4 modules, more topics, and is more difficult than CHS NCII. The document also outlines 12 occupational safety and health procedures that should be followed when servicing computer systems, such as working with a partner, using protective equipment, and cleaning work areas.

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    L01computersystemservicing 180706084428

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    The document provides information about Computer System Servicing (CSS) NCII. It defines CSS NCII and compares it to the previous Computer Hardware Servicing (CHS) NCII qualification. CSS NCII covers 4 modules, more topics, and is more difficult than CHS NCII. The document also outlines 12 occupational safety and health procedures that should be followed when servicing computer systems, such as working with a partner, using protective equipment, and cleaning work areas.

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    Computer

    System
    Servicing (NCII)
    MARVIN B. BROÑOSO
    CSS TEACHER
     Create an Edmodo account
    Create an Edmodo Account
    1.) Click “I’m a Student”
    Create an Edmodo Account
    1.) Click “I’m a Student”
    Sign up your free account by
    typing your . . .

    1.) First Name


    2.) Last Name
    3.) Class Group Code
    4.) Username
    5) Password

    Don’t mind the Email field.

    Then . . . Click Sign Up for FREE


    Learning Outcome #1
     INTRODUCTION
     What is CSS?
     What are the differences of CHS NCII and CSS NCII?

     ASSEMBLE COMPUTER SYSTEM


     OHS Policies and Procedures
     Tools, Equipment and Testing Devices
     Computer Hardware
     Operating System
     Intallation Procedures
     Peripherals and Devices
     Application and Program Software
     Stress Test
    Assessment Method:
     Hands-on
     Direct Observation
     Practical Demonstration
     Oral Qustioning
     Written Test
    What is CSS NCII?
     Computer Systems Servicing
    (CSS NCII) is the upgraded
    version of what is then called
    Computer Hardware Servicing
    (CHS NCII) qualification. During
    the late CHS, the qualification
    was said to be of the NCII level,
    meaning that in a ranking basis,
    it is the baseline level.
    What is CSS NCII?
     Some competencies have the
    NCII, NCIII and NCIV levels. CHS
    was given an NCII level
    because, well, for a fact, it was
    not that difficult to pass, but still,
    many students and/or even
    professionals fail.

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    What is CSS NCII?
     When TESDA decided to
    upgrade the CHS competency,
    they forgot or maybe they have
    just decided not to adjust its
    ranking level. Most IT
    professionals would certainly
    agree that the CSS competency
    deserves to be of the NCIV level.
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    What are the differences between
    CHS NCII and CSS NCII?
     The old CHS competency covered just
    two (2) modules and you are only
    expected to perform a couple of
    tasks to pass the actual examination.
    The examination includes a question
    and answer portion before Photo credits to:
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    configurations and the same goes for
    the CSS NCII exam.
    What are the differences between
    CHS NCII and CSS NCII?

     To cope up with the hastened trend


    of technology advancement, CSS
    was introduced, and instead of
    having just two (2) modules, this new
    competency has four (4). This seems
    to be a great move to ensure that we
    are not left behind on what is the new
    global standard in technology.
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND
    HEALTH POLICY AND PROCEDURE
    A planned system of working to prevent
    illness and injury where you work by
    recognizing and identifying hazards and
    risks.
     Health
    and safety procedure is the
    responsibility of all persons in the computer
    and technology industries.
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND
    HEALTH POLICY AND PROCEDURE

     You must identify the hazards where you


    are working and decide how dangerous
    they are. Eliminate the hazard or modify
    the risk that it presents.
    1.) Do not work alone so that there’s someone who
    can take care of you in case of emergency

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    2.) Always power off the computer and
    unplug the computer before working on it.

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    3.) Take away any liquid near your working area
    to avoid getting electrocuted or accidentally
    damaging computer parts.

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    amage.html&psig=AOvVaw3bmGwhQRM7nnTM_iGsmsth&ust=1529994315901602
    4.) Be careful with tools that may cause short
    circuit.

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    5.) Always ground or discharge yourself before
    touching any part of the computer.
    6.) Do not use excessive force if things don't
    quite slip into place.

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    7.) Clean the area before and after using it to
    maintain sanitation and prevent accidents.

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    8.) Hold the components on the edges and do
    not touch the Integrated Circuit (IC) parts.

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    9.) Always wear personal protective equipments
    (PPE) in accordance with the organization's
    OHS procedures and practices.

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    10.) Make sure that the pins are properly aligned
    when connecting a cable connector.

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    upgrading/059600866X/httpatomoreillycomsourceoreillyimages193137.png.jpg
    11.) Contingency measures during workplace
    accidents, fire and other emergencies are
    recognized.

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    12.) Use brush, compressed air or blower in
    cleaning the computer system.

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