ITI (Trade- COPA) Trade Theory Day1


ITI COPA (Computer Operator & Programming Assistant) – Basic Notes

Topic -Safe working practices



Safe working practices are rules and procedures followed to prevent accidents, injuries, and damage while working in a computer/IT environment.

2.1 Electrical Safety

  • Do not touch electrical switches, plugs, or sockets with wet hands.

  • Ensure proper earthing of computers and UPS.

  • Do not use damaged wires, loose plugs, or broken switches.

  • Switch off power before cleaning or maintenance.

  • Avoid overloading electrical sockets.

2.2 Computer Lab Safety

  • Keep food and liquids away from computers.

  • Do not place heavy objects on keyboards or CPU.

  • Handle monitor, keyboard, mouse, and CPU carefully.

  • Maintain proper ventilation to avoid overheating of systems.

2.3 Ergonomics and Health Safety

  • Sit in a correct posture while working on a computer.

  • Keep monitor at eye level and at a safe distance.

  • Take regular breaks to avoid eye strain and fatigue.

  • Use proper lighting in the computer lab.

2.4 Fire Safety

  • Know the location of fire extinguishers and emergency exits.

  • Do not use water on electrical fires.

  • Switch off main power supply in case of fire.

  • Follow fire drill and emergency instructions.

2.5 Housekeeping and Cleanliness

  • Keep work area clean and organized.

  • Do not leave cables loose on the floor.

  • Dispose of waste properly.

  • Keep passages and exits clear.

2.6 Personal Safety and Discipline

  • Follow instructor’s instructions at all times.

  • Do not run or play inside the lab.

  • Report accidents, electric shocks, or unsafe conditions immediately.

  • Use ID cards and maintain discipline in the workplace.

2.7 Environmental Safety

  • Save electricity by switching off systems when not in use.

  • Avoid unnecessary printing.

  • Follow eco-friendly IT practices.

Importance of Safe Working Practices:

  • Prevents accidents and injuries

  • Protects equipment from damage

  • Ensures healthy working environment

  • Improves productivity and discipline




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MCQs – Safe Working Practices (ITI CBT Exam)

  1. Touching electrical switches with wet hands may cause: a) Fast working
    b) Electric shock
    c) Low voltage
    d) Better performance
    Answer: b

  2. Proper earthing of computers is required to: a) Increase speed
    b) Save electricity
    c) Prevent electric shock
    d) Improve internet
    Answer: c

  3. What should be done before cleaning a computer system? a) Restart system
    b) Switch off power
    c) Increase brightness
    d) Remove keyboard
    Answer: b

  4. Overloading electrical sockets can result in: a) Fire hazard
    b) Faster charging
    c) Low temperature
    d) Better safety
    Answer: a

  5. Food and liquids should be kept away from computers to avoid: a) Noise
    b) Electric shock and damage
    c) Slow speed
    d) Dust only
    Answer: b

  6. Correct posture while working on a computer helps to prevent: a) Virus
    b) Hardware failure
    c) Health problems
    d) Power cut
    Answer: c

  7. Water should not be used on electrical fires because: a) It increases smoke
    b) It causes electric shock
    c) It damages furniture
    d) It wastes water
    Answer: b

  8. Loose cables on the floor may cause: a) Electric saving
    b) Internet issue
    c) Tripping and accidents
    d) Fast movement
    Answer: c

  9. Which practice helps in environmental safety? a) Keeping systems ON always
    b) Unnecessary printing
    c) Switching off unused systems
    d) Overusing electricity
    Answer: c

  10. Accidents or unsafe conditions in the lab should be: a) Ignored
    b) Hidden
    c) Reported immediately
    d) Discussed later
    Answer: c

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