Lintag, Rodge Michael M.

CBET-32-104P

Exercise #7

1. Incandescent Lighting: Produce a warm, yellowish light.

Fluorescent Lighting: More energy-efficient than incandescent lighting.
LED Lighting: Used in residential, commercial, and outdoor lighting.
Halogen Lighting: Produces a bright, white light and is commonly used in task lighting.
2. Tracheostomy Tube.
3. Organizational Structure involves defining roles, hierarchy, and responsibilities to
ensure a smooth workflow and accountability.
Communication focuses on establishing effective channels for information flow among
team members and departments.
Time Management entails efficiently allocating resources to maximize productivity and
meet deadlines.
Task Delegation involves assigning responsibilities based on skills and workload
distribution.
Office Environment aims to create a positive workspace to boost employee morale and
productivity.
Technology and Equipment involve implementing and maintaining necessary tools for
efficient operations.
Record Keeping establishes systems for accurate documentation, filing, and retrieval of
information.
Human Resources manages staffing, recruitment, training, and employee relations for a
capable and motivated workforce.
4. Noise in the workplace can impede concentration and diminish employee
productivity. Beyond affecting cognitive performance, it can lead to fatigue, discomfort,
and nervousness. Additionally, workplace noise hinders effective inter-employee
communication, potentially becoming a source of work-related accidents.
5. Efficient ventilation systems play a crucial role in eliminating pollutants, bacteria,
moisture, and unpleasant odors, including body odors. They also contribute to
minimizing the transmission of airborne viruses. These systems regulate airflow by
offering control over the inflow and outflow of air within a building or workplace.
6. Sound intensity, also known as sound power or sound pressure, is quantified in units
called decibels (dB). These units, named in honor of Alexander Graham Bell, the
inventor of the telephone and audiometer, are used to measure the loudness of sound.
The audiometer, a device Bell also invented, is employed to assess an individual's
hearing capabilities regarding specific sounds.
7. Surveillance cameras, in the form of high-definition CCTV devices, play a crucial role
in overseeing and documenting activities both inside and outside the office. They serve
as a deterrent and serve as valuable evidence in the event of security incidents. Access
control systems regulate and limit entry to designated office areas, utilizing keycards,
biometric scans, or alternative authentication methods. Intrusion Detection Systems
(IDS) are devices designed to identify unauthorized entry or movement within the office
space, promptly activating alarms to alert security personnel.
8. Ergonomics and Comfort. In today's dynamic work environment, the importance of
ergonomics and comfort cannot be overstated.
Durability and Quality
Employee Health and Wellness
Convenience: Space Utilization and Flexibilit.
Cost and Affordability.
9. Insufficient lighting in the workplace, as perceived by employees, can result in eye
strain, fatigue, headaches, stress, and an increased risk of accidents. Conversely,
excessive lighting poses its own set of safety and health issues, including glare-related
headaches and stress. Both inadequate and excessive lighting conditions have the
potential to contribute to work-related mistakes, reduced work quality, and lower overall
productivity.
10. Consider selecting your color scheme in alignment with your brand colors. Unless
your business specifically calls for a neutral interior, it is advisable to stick to colors that
are consistent with your brand's color palette when deciding on a color scheme for your
business.