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Technology and
Livelihood Education
Food and Beverage Services
Department of Education ● Republic of the Philippines
Technology and Livelihood Education – Grade 7
Alternative Delivery Mode
Module 5: Occupation Health and Safety Procedure
First Edition, 2020
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Technology and
Livelihood Education
Food and Beverage Services
Module 5

Practice Occupational Health Safety

and Procedures (OHSP)

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by educators from public schools. We encourage teachers and other
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Department of Education ● Republic of the Philippines
Introductory Message

For the learner:

Welcome to the Grade 7 Food and Beverage Services Alternative Delivery
Mode (ADM) Module on Practice Occupational Health Safety and Procedures (OHSP)

Tourism and Hospitality is the fastest growing industry that includes Food and
Beverage Services which compose of sixty percent (60%) of the total employment in
the world.

Food is no longer just a basic commodity. Over the years, the demand of the
people for food evolved as lifestyle became fast paced. This led to the emergence of
an industry specially designed to address the demands of consumers for quick and
satisfying meal – the food and beverage service industry.

The basic function of the food and beverage service industry is to serve food
and drink to the satisfaction of the people. The food and beverage service industry
does not just satisfy the psychological needs of the guest but it also attends
economic need by providing good value to the price paid. Social need creates a
friendly atmosphere and answers the need of convenience. Dining out, for Filipinos,
is another way to strengthen social relationship with friends and family is another
form of relaxation after of a tiredly work.

This module has the following parts and corresponding icons:

What I Need to Know This will give you an idea of the skills or
competencies you are expected to learn in
the module.

What I Know This part includes an activity that aims to

check what you already know about the
lesson to take. If you get all the answers
correct (100%), you may decide to skip this
module.

What’s In This is a brief drill or review to help you link

the current lesson with the previous one.

What’s New In this portion, the new lesson will be

introduced to you in various ways such as a
story, a song, a poem, a problem opener, an
activity or a situation.

What is It This section provides a brief discussion of the

lesson. This aims to help you discover and
understand new concepts and skills.

What’s More This comprises activities for independent

practice to solidify your understanding and
skills of the topic. You may check the answers
to the exercises using the Answer Key at the
end of the module.

What I Have Learned This includes questions or blank

sentence/paragraph to be filled in to process
what you learned from the lesson.

What I Can Do This section provides an activity which will

help you transfer your new knowledge or skill
into real life situations or concerns.

Assessment This is a task which aims to evaluate your

level of mastery in achieving the learning
competency.

Additional Activities In this portion, another activity will be given to

you to enrich your knowledge or skill of the
lesson learned. This also tends retention of
learned concepts.

Answer Key This contains answers to all activities in the

module.

At the end of this module you will also find:

References This is a list of all sources used in developing

this module.

The following are some reminders in using this module:

1. Use the module with care. Do not put unnecessary mark/s on any part of the
module. Use a separate sheet of paper in answering the exercises.
2. Don’t forget to answer What I Know before moving on to the other activities
included in the module.
3. Read the instruction carefully before doing each task.
4. Observe honesty and integrity in doing the tasks and checking your answers.
5. Finish the task at hand before proceeding to the next.
6. Return this module to your teacher/facilitator once you are through with it.

If you encounter any difficulty in answering the tasks in this module, do not
hesitate to consult your teacher or facilitator. Always bear in mind that you are not
alone.
We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful learning and
gain deep understanding of the relevant competencies. You can do it!

Table of Contents

What I Need to Know ---------------- 1

What I Know ---------------- 2
What’s In ---------------- 5
What’s New ---------------- 6
What is It ---------------- 7
What’s More ---------------- 19
What I Have Learned ---------------- 21
What I Can Do ---------------- 22
Assessment ---------------- 24
Additional Activities ---------------- 26
Answer Key ---------------- 27
References ---------------- 28
What I Need to Know

This module is designed to help you master the Basic Knowledge of

Food and Beverage Services NC II. The scope of this module can be used in
many different learning and daily life situations. The used language
recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of students. The lessons are
arranged to follow the Standard Sequence of the course.

This module consists of Practicing Occupational Health and Safety

Procedures: TLE_ HEFBS9-12KS-Ii-j-2

1. identify the personal protective equipment and its uses,

2. classify the different hazards in the workplace,
3. perform the manual lifting, transferring of objects and safety
techniques of the knives and equipment.

In going through the lesson, you need to have patience to

understand well what you have read. Answer all the exercises to the
best of your ability. So, relax and enjoy!

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What I Know

Let us determine how much you already know about health, safety and
security practices.

Directions: Read and analyze the statements carefully. Write the Capital
Letter of your answer in the space provided. Write your answer in your Food
and Beverage Services notebook.

1. A knife best for meat and vegetable slicing, dicing and mincing
techniques.

A. Bread knife B. Utility knife

C. Santoku knife D. Cleaver knife

2. EXCEPT one, is the safest way to handle knives.

A. Draining the water in the sink B. Placing on top of the cutting

board
C. Catching a falling knife D. Grasping on the handles

3. Which one is NOT a way on lifting and transferring objects in the

workplace?

A. Bending at your knees and hips

B. Standing in an upright position
C. Placing a comfortable pillow on your back
D. Standing firmly on the floor and near the object

4. It refers to a knife used for cutting meat and fish, salads and spreading
butter.

A. Boning Knife B. Steak Knife

C. Chef’s Knife D. Paring Knife

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5. The following are important ways on how to handle knives, EXCEPT

A. Moving the knife hand smoothly in a downward motion.

B. Cleaning and storing in proper places
C. Rushing yourself in cutting ingredients
D. Curling the fingertips to hold the ingredients

6. A garment tied around the waist to keep your clothes from getting dirty.

A. Apron B. Pants/Skirt
C. Vest D. Hair Restraints

7. A protective equipment used to prevent from physical hazards.

A. Apron B. Pants/Skirt
C. Vest D. Hair Restraints

8. A sleeveless garment for the upper body usually worn over a long
sleeve.

A. Apron B. Pants/Skirt
C. Vest D. Hair Restraints

9. Used to cover for the hand that has separate parts for each finger?
A. Apron B. Gloves
C. Vest D. Long Sleeve
10. What is used in extending from shoulder to wrist that is attached at the
armhole that

provides a cloth covering for the arm?

A. Apron B. Gloves
C. Vest D. Long Sleeve

11. In ergonomics standard in lifting objects, what is the maximum mass of

object should a waiter to be lifted?

A. 10 B. 30
C. 20 D. 40

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12. What are the parts of the body that should be bent when lowering an
object?

A. Hips/Knees B. Neck/Knees
C. Elbow/Knees D. Waist/Knee

13. What knife is BEST for cutting vegetables?

A. Chef’s Knife B. Paring Knife

C. Boning Knife D. Utility

14. All of the following are flammable EXCEPT;

A. Gas Tank B. Glasses

C. Gasoline D. Oxygen

15. Which of the following is an EXPLOSIVE?

A. Time Bomb B. Spoon

C. Plates D. Forks

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Lesson
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
4 SAFETY PRACTICES

What’s In

Let us have a short review of some

hollow wares that you usually use at
home or in the school. Try to answer
the activity below.

Jumbled Letters. Arrange the jumbled letters to form word/s related to

Hollow wares. Write your answer in your FBS Activity Notebook.

1. A T E T O P
2. D A L A S E T A L P
3. U S A C E T O A B
4. R U A S C E R D A N P U C

5. T R E S S E D T A L P E

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What’s New

Earlier, you have named some common hallow wares found at home
and in school. Before we’ll start with our new lesson. Try to look at the
picture and answer the questions. Write your answer in your Activity

Activity 1: NAME THE SIGNS

1. What can you say about the picture presented?

2. Name at least 5 signs based on the picture?
3. Identify the uses of each sign.

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What is It

After you named signs based on a picture presented about the safety in
the workplace, this time you will going to deepen your understanding about
personal protective equipment.

Following correct health, safety and security practices is very important

in food and beverage service industry. As a waiter, he/she must perform
his/her duties in securing the health and safety of their customers. Thus,
wearing a personal protective equipment (PPE)at all times could make your
safe and secure. This lesson deals with the health, safety and security
procedures in the use of personal protective clothing and equipment, safe
knife handling techniques, safe handling of chemicals, work station
ergonomics, and hazard identification. Let us identify and follow correct
health, safety and security procedures.
Table 1. Below are personal protective clothing and equipment used in
the workplace:
Personal Protective Equipment Illustrations
and its Uses
Hair restraints – these are hair
coverings that includes hairnet or hat
to keep the hair to contaminate with
food.

Apron – garment tied around the waist

to keep your clothes from getting dirty.

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Long Sleeve (white) – a sleeve
extending from shoulder to wrist that is
attached at the armhole and that
provides a cloth covering for the arm.

Vest – an outer covering garment for

the upper body usually worn over a
long sleeve.

Skirt - a woman’s outer garment

fastened around the waist and hanging
down around the legs.

 Pants- an item of clothing

that might have originated in
Central Asia worn from the
waist to the ankles, covering
both legs separately (rather
than with cloth extending
across both legs as in robes,
skirts and dresses.)

 Gloves- a covering for the

hand that has separate parts
for each finger.

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Female Female Shoes
Low-Heeled closed, non-slip
working shoes (black) are
designed with soles that
have rubberized soles as
well as great tread patters. Male Shoes
Male
Closed rubberized, black
shoes usually with 1” heels

 Towels - a piece of white

cloth used for drying things.

Manual Handling Including Lifting and Transferring of Objects

The following are procedures in handling and transferring of objects for a

healthy, safe and secured workplace:

Table 2. Proper Moving and Lifting of Objects

Procedure Illustration
Lift only object that are less than 30 pounds

Stand firmly on the floor and near the object

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Bend at your knees and hips

1. Pick up or lift the item by getting your

strength from leg muscles.
2. Stand steadily in an upright position
3. If lifting object from the table, slide
the object close to you, bend your
knees and stand
steadily in an upright position.
4. Only lift objects below your waist
level.
5. When transferring objects, arms are
bent, when holding packages close to
your body.
6. Hips and knees are also bent when
lowering the
Object

Safe Work Techniques Including Knives and Equipment

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As a restaurant personnel, you must see to it that the knives you are
using is properly sharpened for you to perform a safe and healthy knife and
equipment techniques in the workplace. The following are safety measures in
holding knives inside the workplace.

Table 3
1. Use a clean sharp knife according to its purpose:
 Chef’s Knife is best for cutting and
slicing ingredients

 Utility Knife is best for cutting

vegetables

 Santoku Knife is best for meat and

vegetable slicing, dicing and
mincing techniques

 Boning Knife is best in making fillet

cut and removing meat from the
bone

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 Bread Knife is best for cutting
breads, cakes, meat, poultry or sea
foods

 Cleaver Knife is best for chopping

meat and vegetables

 Paring Knife is best for making

garnishes especially in fruits and
vegetables

 Steak Knife is best for cutting meat

and fish, salads and spreading
butter

 Fillet Knife is best for cutting fish

into thin slices

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Table 4- Safe Techniques in Handling Knives

In a flat surface, place a clean cutting board.

Never use your palm as surface cutting
ingredients.

Place a fruit, vegetable or meat on top of the

cutting board. Hold a firm grip unto the knife

Hand positions must be observed when

cutting with ingredients.

To control hand position, an index finger and

thumb is used to grasp the sides of the
blade near the handle.

Use the other hand making a claw position

as your guide in cutting the ingredients.

Move the knife hand smoothly in a

downward motion while the blade through
the ingredient.
When mincing, always retain the position of
the knife tip on the cutting board.

When chopping, the other hand is curled

under as your fingertips hold the ingredient.

Practice on cutting ingredients with different

types of knives and knife techniques.

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Do not rush yourself in cutting ingredients

Clean and Store knives properly after each

use
In case you drop the knife, never catch it
instead, let it fall and wash to prevent food
contamination.
For knives at the bottom of the sink full of
water, drain the water first before you pick
them.

When lending knives to a person place it in

a clean food preparation service.

Safe Handling of Chemicals, Poisons and Dangerous Materials

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Chemicals, poisons and dangerous materials must be handled safely so
as to avoid injuries or accidents in the workplace. To make our tasks efficient
in the food service establishment, the following are ways on how we handle
these hazardous chemicals safely:
1. Evaluate the hazards of chemicals on hand.
2. See to it that all chemicals are identified.
3. Make a complete list of chemicals used in the workplace and the areas
they were kept in.
4. Keep a record of all chemicals used in the workplace.
5. Label chemicals according to their name, strength, contradictions, side
effects, manufacturer’s name and date manufactured.
6. Before using the chemicals, read the labels, follow the instructions
safely and the material safety data sheet (MSDS).
7. Only use the chemicals, poisons and dangerous materials according to
its intended purpose only.
8. Avoid consuming food or drinks when handling these chemicals.
9. After using the chemicals, store them properly in a well-ventilated, dry
and cool areas away from food, people and specially from children
10. Always wash yourself thoroughly after handling them.

Table 5. Hazard Symbols

Hazard Symbol Symbol
1. Flammable

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2. Oxidizing

3. Explosives

4. Gas under Pressure

5. Toxic

6. Serious Health Hazard

7. Health Hazard

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8. Corrosive

9. Environmental Hazard

Four Primary Categories of Food Safety Hazards to consider

1. Biological 3. Physical
2. Chemical 4. Allergenic

Food Safety Hazard- refers to any agent with the potential to cause adverse
health consequences for consumers.
1. Biological Hazards – include harmful bacteria, viruses or parasites
(salmonella, hepatitis A and trichinella). It is a substance that poses a
threat to the health of living organisms, primarily humans and could
also be a substance harmful to other animals.
Examples: mold and fungi, blood and body fluids, sewage, airborne
pathogens such as the common cold, stinging insects, harmful plants
and animal and bird droppings.
2. Chemical Hazards include water, food contact materials, cleaning
agents, pest control substances, contaminants, (environmental,
agricultural processes e.g. acrylamide), pesticides, biocides and food
additives. It can cause illness or injury due to immediate or long-term
exposure.
3. Physical Hazards such as jewelry or false fingernails in food products
by using proper personnel practices. It is an agent, factor or
circumstance that can cause harm with contact. They can be

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classified as type of occupational hazard or environmental hazard. It
also includes ergonomic hazards, radiation, heat and cold stress,
vibration hazards and noise hazards.
Example: include slips, trips, falls, exposure to loud noises, working
from heights, vibrations and unguarded machinery.
4. Allergenic Hazards –occur when the human body produces an
abnormal immune response to specific proteins found in food.
The U.S. has declared 8 food allergens to be of most concern,
including milk, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, soy and eggs.
These foods were identified because they cause about 90% of food
allergenic reactions in the U.S.

What’s More

After you have learned the different personal

protective equipment (PPE), manual lifting and
transferring of objects and the different hazards
in the workplace as well as the safe techniques
in handling knives. At this moment, let us try to
answer some activities to test your
understanding of the topic.

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Activity 2: Self-Assessment
Directions:
Column A refers to the definition of the knives and personal protective
equipment (PPE) used in the workplace, Column B refers to the illustration
being defined in Column A. In Column C, write (/) if the statement in Column
A matches with Column B and (x) if the statement is incorrect. Write your
answer in your Activity Notebook.
A B C
1. Chef’s Knife is best for cutting and slicing ingredients

2. Utility Knife is best for cutting vegetables

3. Santoku Knife is best for meat and vegetable slicing,

dicing and mincing techniques
4. Boning Knife is best in making fillet cut and removing
meat from the bone
5. Bread Knife is best for cutting breads, cakes, meat,
poultry or sea foods
6. Cleaver knife is best for cutting breads, cakes, meat,
poultry or sea foods
7. Paring knife is best for making garnishes especially in
fruits and vegetables

8. Steak knife is best for cutting meat and fish, salads and
spreading butter

9. Fillet knife is best for cutting fish into thin slices

10. Towels - a piece of white cloth used for drying things.

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11. Skirt - a woman’s outer garment fastened around the
waist and hanging down around the legs.

12. Long Sleeve (white) – a sleeve extending from shoulder

to wrist that is attached at the armhole and that provides a
cloth covering for the arm.

13. Vest – an outer covering garment for the upper body

usually worn over a long sleeve.

14. Gloves- a covering for the hand that has separate parts
for each finger.

15. Hair restraints – these are hair coverings that includes

hairnet or hat to keep the hair to contaminate with food.

What I Have Learned

Let’s check how far have you learned in this module. Use the symbol
inside the box to determine what hazard is being asked. Write the letter of the
correct answer in your Activity Notebook. correct answer in your Activity
Notebook.

Activity 3

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Directions: Identify the following HAZARD Symbols. Choose the correct
symbol from the given choices inside the box. Write the letter of your answer
in your activity notebook.

A. Hazard Symbols
1. Flammable 4. Gas under tank 7. Toxic
2. Oxidizing 5. Corrosive 8. Serious Health hazard
3. Explosives 6. Health hazard 9. Environmental hazard

A. . B. C. D.

E. F. G. H.

I.

B. Food Safety Hazards. Classify the following hazards as to

Biological. Chemical, Physical and Allergenic. Write B for Biological, C for
Chemical, P for Physical and A for Allergenic on the space provided.
____10. Peanuts _____15. Vibration ____20. molds
____11. Radiation _____16. Tree nuts
____12. Pest control _____17. parasites
____13. Body fluids _____18. noise
____14. Contaminants _____19. milk

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After you learned the topic and answered some
series of activities, let us apply all your learning into
What I Can Do

Activity 4: This is it!

1. Create an illustration using the safety technique in handling knives in
the workplace. Place it in your activity notebook.
1. In a flat surface, place a
clean cutting board. Never
use your palm as surface
cutting ingredients.

2. Place a fruit, vegetable or

meat on top of the cutting
board. Hold a firm grip unto
the knife

3. To control hand position,

an index finger and thumb is
used to grasp the sides of the
blade near the handle.

4. When mincing, always

retain the position of the knife
tip on the cutting board.

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5. Do not rush yourself in
cutting ingredients

Assessment

Directions: Read and analyze each statement carefully. Choose the best
answer and write only the letter of your answer on your answer sheet.

1. Occur when the human body produces an abnormal immune response to

specific proteins found in food.
A. Allergenic B. Biological C. Chemical D. Physical
2. It is an agent, factor or circumstance that can cause harm with contact.
A. Allergenic B. Biological C. Chemical D. Physical
3. It can cause illness or injury due to immediate or long-term exposure.
A. Allergenic B. Biological C. Chemical D. Physical

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4. It is a substance that poses a threat to the health of living organisms,
primarily humans and could also be a substance harmful to other animals.
A. Allergenic B. Biological C. Chemical D. Physical
5. Which is a symbol of a gas under pressure?

A. . B. C. D.
6. What is the symbol of an explosive?

A. . B. C. D.
7. Which of the following is the symbol of oxidizing?

A. . B. C. D.
8. The symbol of a flammable.

A. . B. C. D.

9. What is the correct way of handling chemicals?

A. Evaluate the hazards of chemist on hand.
B. See to it that all chemicals are not identified.
C. Make an incomplete list of chemicals used in the workplace and the
areas they were kept in.
D. Keep a record of all chemicals used in the workplace.

For items 10-13, choose your answer among the picture of knives given below.

A. B. C. D.

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10. Which of those knives is use to cut and slice ingredients?
11. What is the best knife used in making fillet cut and removing meat from the
bone?
12. The knife that is best for chopping meat and vegetables.
13. What is best knife used for meat and vegetable slicing, dicing and mincing
techniques?
14. The following are safety measures in the workplace, which is NOT part of
it?
A. Wear uniform and personal protective equipment
B. Be unaware of safety hazards in the workplace.
C. Check equipment for damage or function.
D. Report damaged or malfunctioned ingredients.
15. What is the BEST Safety Rule in the Kitchen?
A. Wash hands with dirty water. B. Cook foods to unsafe temperatures
C. Sanitize work surface. D. Keep hot foods hot and cold foods
warm.

Additional Activities

Directions: At home, take a picture of yourself performing the standard

operating procedures of the following safety practices in the food service
establishment:
1. Manual lifting and transferring of objects
2. Safe handling of poisonous and dangerous chemicals
RUBRICS
5 3 1

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(Good) (Fair) (Poor)
The content The content The content did
accurately somehow portrays not portray the
portrays the the proper proper procedure
proper lifting, procedure showing customer
bending showing customer service through
procedure service through courteous
showing customer courteous interaction with a
Quality of
service through interaction with a customer and in
Content
courteous customer and in accordance with
interaction with a accordance with industry and/or
customer and in industry and/or enterprise’s
accordance with enterprise’s standards.
industry and/or standards.
enterprise’s
standards.
The presentation The presentation The presentation
Organization was well- was fairly well- was not well-
organized organized organized
All members of the Some members of Few members of
Cooperation group participate the group the group
participate participate

Answer Key

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References
What’s In What’s New
1. Tea Pot 1. Warning Signs
2. Salad Plate 2.
A. Fire Exit
3. Sauce Boat b. Wear Helmet
4. Cup and Saucer c. First Aid
5. Dessert Plate d. Caution Wet Floor
e. Stop
What I Know What’s More What I have Learned Assessment
1. C 1. x 1. A 1. A
2. C 2 / 2. B , 2. B
3. C 3. x 3. C 3. C
4. B 4. x 4. D 4. D
5. C 5. / 5. F 5. D
6. A 6. x 6. I 6. C
7. D 7. / 7. G 7. B
8. C 8. / 8. H 8. A
9. B 9. / 9. E 9. D
10. D 10. x 10. A 10. A
11. B 11. x 11. P 11. B
12. A 12. x 12. C 12. C
13. D 13. / 13. B 13. D
14. B 14. x 14. C 14. A
15. A 15. / 15. P 15. C
16. A
17. B
18. P
19. A
20. B
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