Outline precautions to minimise potential risks.

While working at your desk for long hours, you notice discomfort in your back and wrists. What precaution should you take to improve your working conditions?

• Work while standing on a soft mat.

• Adjust your chair and desk to fit your body properly and maintain good posture.

• Keep working without any changes, as discomfort is normal.

• Work while sitting on a low stool to reach your desk better.

You're responsible for maintaining a company's data. To prevent loss of important files due to hardware failure and accidents, what precaution should you take?

• Ensure regular backups are made to an external drive or cloud storage.

• Save files only on the local hard drive.

• Only back up files when you think it's necessary.

• Store backups in the same location as the original data.

You hear the fire alarm go off at your workplace. What should you do to ensure everyone's safety?

• Continue working until you finish your current task.

• Follow the established fire evacuation procedures and exit the building calmy.

• Try to put out the fire yourself.

• Wait for instructions from your supervisor before acting.

You're working in a server room where temperatures can vary, and equipment can become hot. What should you wear to ensure safety and comfort?

• Casual clothing and sandals.

• Light summer clothes and flip-flops.

• Appropriate work clothing that covers arms and legs, along with closed-toe shoes.

• Loose clothing and a short-sleeved shirt.

You work in a computer repair shop and are about to open a sensitive computer component. You know static electricity can damage electronic parts. What should you use to prevent this risk?

• A regular screwdriver

• A standard cotton cloth

• A regular anti-static spray

• An antistatic wrist strap and antistatic mat

You've just set up a new workstation and have cables running across the floor. What should you do to minimize the risk of trips and falls.

• Leave the cables as they are to avoid redoing the setup.

• Tape the cables down securely or use cable management solutions to keep them out of walkways.

• Place a chair over the cables to keep them in place.

• Coil the cables loosely around your desk legs.

During a routing check, you notice that your workspace does not have a fire extinguisher. What is the appropriate action?

• Continue working without concern, as it's unlikely a fire will occur.

• Use a bucket of water as a substitute for firefighting equipment.

• Immediately request installation of a fire extinguisher and ensure everyone knows how to use it.

• Hope that any potential fire will be small enough to handle without equipment.

You're assigned to replace the hard drive of a server. To ensure you don't damage the hardware or cause injury, what should you do?

• Use the appropriate tools designed for the job.

• Use your hands to carefully unscrew the parts.

• Use any tool you find in the drawer.

• Use a pair of pliers from your toolbox.