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HOUSEKEEPING SCHEDULE

Qualification COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING NC II

Area/Sectio
COMPETENCY-BASED TRAINING (CBT) WORKSHOP
n

In-Charge MARY ANN O. DEL ROSARIO

Schedule for the 1st Semester (SY 2022-

2023)
Responsibl
ACTIVITIES
e Person Every Every
Weekl
Daily other 15th Monthly Remarks
y
Day Day

1. Check stability and

clean working Teacher/
tables in ü
accordance with
the floor plan and Students
layout.
2. Clean and check
floor, walls,
windows, ceilings
 graffiti/dust/rus
t
 cobwebs and
outdated/
unnecessary Teacher/
objects/items ü
 obstructions Students
 any used
materials,
scraps (slugs,
stubs) spilled
liquid
 Open cracks
(floor)
3. Wipe lights and
bulbs, repair
broken lights, and
maintain a clean Teacher/
exhaust system to ü
ensure good Students
ventilation and
lighting in the
workplace.
4. Clear the display,
CPU, keyboards,
and computer
mouse from dust Teacher/
and superfluous ü
marks; cables and Students
plugs should be
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Prepared by:

MARY ANN O. DEL ROSARIO

Trainer

OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE
Equipment Type DESKTOP COMPUTER

Equipment Code DC 2022-001

Location PRACTICAL WORK AREA/COMPUTER WORKSHOP

Operational procedure in booting the computer system

1. Examine the setup of the computer. Make sure there is no split

liquid around and that the area is dry.
2. Verify the keyboard and computer’s ability.
3. Dust off the computer and get rid of everything that will restrict
its use.
4. Check the wires and power outlets. Verify the connections.
5. Connect the power wire to a wall socket.
6. AVR/UPS should be turned on before the computer.
Operational procedure in shutting down the computer system

1. Close all running programs.

2. When not in use, properly shut down the computer.

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3. After turning off the PC, turn off the AVR/UPS.

4. After usage, put the keyboard and mouse back where they
belong.
5. Unplug the power cord in wall outlet.
6. Cover the desktop PC to keep it safe.
WORKSHOP LAY-OUT

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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Equipment Type: Computer Unit

Property Code/Number : CSSDESKTOP

Location: PRACTICAL WORK AREA (Computer Workshop)

YES NO INSPECTION ITEMS
ü 1. Are the AVRs working properly and in great condition?

ü 2. Are the cables/cords accurately attached to the computer

unit?

ü 3. Are the keyboard and mouse correctly fastened to the CPU

and free of dust?
ü 4. Has the system unit been cleaned properly?
ü 5. Are superfluous noises in the computer unit checked?

ü 6. Have the unit’s utilities such as antivirus and spyware been

updated and installed?
ü 7. Were all hard drives defragmented?
ü 8. Are unused programs removed?

ü 9. Have the utilities, drivers, and operating system all been

reinstalled?

Remarks: OBSERVED AND DONE ACCURATELY.

Inspected by: MARY ANN O. DEL ROSARIO Date: JULY 29, 2022

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WORKSHOP INSPECTION CHECKLIST

Qualificatio
COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING NC II
n

Area/Sectio PRACTICAL WORK In- MARY ANN O. DEL

n AREA Charge ROSARIO

YES NO INSPECTION ITEMS

ü 1. Is the floor plan/layout followed when cleaning and

arranging the working tables? Is stability assessed?
ü 2. Are floor, walls, windows, and ceilings clean and in
good condition?
ü 3. Are there working lighting and enough ventilation in
the workshop?

4. Do the computer’s display, CPU, keyboards, mouse,

ü cables, and connectors all have their places and are
organized properly?
ü 5. Are the printers clean and well-maintained?
ü 6. Does the LCD projector work?
ü 7. Does the LCD projector constantly kept in its bag?

ü 8. Are all air conditioning equipment properly cleaned

and inspected?

ü 9. Does the Tool Area get cleaned, inspected, and

maintained properly?
ü 10. Is the bathroom well maintained?
ü 11. Is the workshop facility kept up and clean?
ü 12. Was the garbage disposed of properly?

ü 13. Does the teacher do an inventory of the supplies,

tools, and equipment?

ü 14. Does the air conditioner work well and is the dust
out of the filter?

ü 15. Are accomplishment charts, progress charts, and

other visual aids correctly updated?
Remarks:
The workshop has undergone a careful inspection and is appropriate
for instruction.

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WASTE SEGREGATION CHECKLIST

Qualification COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING NC II

Area/Section PRACTICAL WORK AREA (COMPUTER WORKSHOP)

In-Charge MARY ANN O. DEL ROSARIO

WASTE SEGREGATED METHOD
GENERATED/ACCUMULATED
WASTE
RECYCLE COMPOSE DISPOSE

Damaged Computer Monitor 

Damaged Computer System

Component (Motherboard,

Expansion Card, HDD,

Microprocessor, RAM, etc.)

Damaged Computer

Parts/Peripherals (Mouse,

Keyboard, Speaker, Switch,

Printer, etc.)
Used Soldering Iron Lead 

Used Liquid Cleaning Solution 

Used Thermal CPU Paste


Compound
Expired Fire Extinguisher

Chemical Solution
Broken Tools and Materials 

Broken Computer Case 

Used Printer Cartridge, Ribbon &


Ink Refilling Kit
Damaged Disc Storage (DVDs,

CDs, Blu-ray Disc, Diskette, etc.)

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Scrap Cables/Wires (Power Cable,

Data Cable, UTP Cable, Coaxial


Cable, Electronic Wire, etc.)

Used Office Supplies (Pen,


Marking Pen, Ink Refilling Kit, etc.)
Packaging Box & Used Papers 

Scrap Metals  

Damaged Computer Monitor ü

Damaged Computer System

Component (Motherboard,
ü
Expansion Card, HDD,

Microprocessor, RAM, etc.)

Prepared by:

MARY ANN O. DEL ROSARIO

Trainer

WASTE SEGREGATION ACTION PLAN

OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES/STRATEGIES TIME PERSON EXPECTED

FRAM INVOLVED/AGENC OUTCOMES
E Y
To construct Construction of waste Year- School head,  Community
waste disposal area using round Teachers, Parents, clean-up
disposal area salvage materials Grade 11 and 12 and waste
and compost learners, Barangay segregatio
pit officials and garbage n
collectors conducted
 Recycled
waste
materials
to be sold
in the

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junkshop
for
additional
income
 Waste
materials
to be
collected
by local
garbage
collector
 Wastes like
dry leaves
to be
burned
through
compost pit
and use as
organic
fertilizer.

Prepared by:

MARY ANN O. DEL ROSARIO

Trainer

TAG-OUT INDEX CARD

LOG DATE TYPE DESCRIPTION

SERIAL ISSUE (Danger/Caution) (System Components,

D Test Reference, etc.

CSS2022 July Do not open Hard Disk

-001 29,

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2022

CSS2022 July Connect only to appropriate Power Supply

-002 29, voltage

2022

CSS2022 July Do not short circuit Motherboard

-003 30,

2022

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CSS2022 July Do not open Central Processing Unit

-004 30, (CPU)

2022

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BREAKDOWN / REPAIR REPORT

Property ID Number DC-CSS-001

Property Name Desktop Computer

Location Practical Working Area

Findings Recommendation
H ard disk problem due to virus or Clean computer and use anti-virus and
malware anti-malware programs. Install anti-virus
and security programs.

Use a firewall and an ad blockers to

prevent pop-ups and other fishing and
infected sites from accessing or coming
up in search results.

Inspected by: Reported to:

Mary Ann O. Del Rosario Management

Date: Date:

August 01, 2022 August 01, 2022

Subsequent Action Taken: Recommendation:

Inspection and testing to verify the Clean computer and use anti-virus and
functionality of the desk top computer anti-malware programs. Install anti-virus
and security programs.

Use a firewall and an ad blockers to

prevent pop-ups and other fishing and

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infected sites from accessing or coming

up in search results.

By: Reported to:

Technician Management

Date: Date:

August 01, 2022 August 01, 2022

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SALVAGE REPORT
Area/Section Practical Work Area
In-Charge Mary Ann O. Del Rosario
Facility Type Part Identified Recommendation
Desktop Computer Computer mouse Replace battery of the
System wireless mouse

Desktop Computer Keyboard Clean with compressed

System air or lint-free cloth as it
is filled with
accumulated dust and
dirt.

Desktop Computer Motherboard Clear the motherboard

System using a bristle brush to
loosen the dust and
debris.

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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

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EQUIPMENT TYPE COMPUTER UNIT

EQUIPMENT CODE CSSDESKTOP
LOCATION PRACTICAL WORK AREA (Computer

Workshop)
Schedule for the Month of August
Every Every
ACTIVITIES MANPOWE Dail Mont
Other Weekly 15th Remarks
y hly
R Day Day

1. Examine the
motherboard,
the RAM, the
CPU, the
power supply,
the cables
and the
outlets
 Dry
and
maint Activity is
ained Teacher/
clean done before
ü
 Parts using the
are Students
firmly equipment
conne
cted
or
attach
ed
 Appro
priatel
y
labelle
d.
Teacher/ ü Activity is
2. Make sure
I/O ports done before
and its Students
using the
accessories,
such as USB, equipment
HDMI, VGA,
LPT, and
SATA are
powered
and
grounded

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properly:
 Well-
kept
and
clean
 Parts
are
firmly
fasten
ed or
attach
ed
 Check
for
damag
e and
replac
e any
neede
d
parts
3. VGA, LPT,
HDMI, USB, Activity is
and SATA
ports on Teacher/ done before
desktop ü
computers using the
Students
should all equipment
have cables
connected
correctly.
4. Check Hard Activity is
Disk and
Back Ups for done before
RAID if Students ü
properly using the
connected equipment
to SATA/IDE
ports.
.
5. Remove spills
Activity is
and dust,
carefully Teacher/ done before
check and ü
clean the using the
wire feeder Students
(rollers, wire equipment
speed/spool
adjustment).

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6. Run the
equipment
for five
minutes and Activity is
Technicians/
check for
done before
unusual Teacher/ ü
noises or using the
abnormal
Students equipment
behavior, if
a repair is
required,
send it to an
expert.
7. Remove Activity is
programs Students done before
that are no ü
longer using the
needed or
used. equipment

8. To prepare for
the upcoming
group of Activity is
trainees,
reformat the Technicians/ done before
system unit ü
Teacher using the
or reinstall
operating equipment
system,
drivers, and
utilities.

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PURCHASE REQUEST
Lupigue Integrated School
QUANTITY ITEM UNIT PRICE AMOUNT
10 pcs. Motherboard P20,500.00 P205,000.00
compatible with
i9

Total P205,000.00

Purpose: The desktop computers need to be upgraded in the computer

laboratory 5 for faster and smarter performance and for better power efficiency.

Department: Senior Highschool/CSS Computer Laboratory

Date: August 08, 2022

Requested by:

Mary Ann O. Del Rosario

Received by:

_______________________

Approved by:

Crispin M. Buensuceso

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