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VISION
A holistically developed and technologically equipped organization ready to serve God, Country and Humanity.
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To attain its mission, Samson aims to :
INSTITUTIONAL 1. produce professionals and skilled middle level manpower who are globally competitive;
OBJECTIVES
2. provide quality education through continuous upgrading of programs and learning activities;
3. provide the individuals with knowledge, skills and attitudes required by the industry;
4. develop God-given talents and skills of the individuals and prepare them to become responsible
Filipino citizens;
5. train individuals to become nationalistic, conversant and aware of the relevant issues of the time;
6. undertake extension programs that facilitate the transfer of technology and promote self-reliance among the
marginal and less-privileged members of the society;
7. protect and conserve the environment;
8. establish partnerships and linkages that promote the alignment of the local, national and international
development goals;
9. Conduct research to support instructions, discover new ideas and uplift the quality of life in the community.
INSTRUCTORS INFORMATION
Name JONARD APRIL JAY S. DACUBOR Contact
Email Address dustinstreegan@gmail.com Consultation
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COURSE INFORMATION
Course Code BOSH 1 Course Basic Occupational Safety Type Lecture/Lab Credit 3
Title and Health Practices 2 Units
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Course Prerequisites/(Co- non Course Hotel and Restaurant Technology
requisites) Schedule
The course aims to develop the students competence in providing optimum learning opportunities in the future.
Understand and comprehend the significance of safety and hygiene and sanitation and product knowledge
Course Intended Characterize micro-organisms related to food-borne illness and food spoilage, symptoms and preventive methods.
Learning Describe personal hygiene and health habits
Outcomes Identify what is FATTOM and its significance
Classify the proper use of cleaners and sanitizers
Perform procedures on controlling and extermination pests, insects and rodents
Recognize safe keeping and receiving of raw and prepared foods
Conduct safety and sanitation inspection
Understand material safety data sheets
Acquainted with the law and ordinance regulating to food safety and sanitation
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TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
34 Introduction to At the end of this
Safety Hygiene Learning
and Sanitation experience the
students will be
able to:
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TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
56 KITCHEN At the end of this
EDUCATION: Learning
experience the
students will be
able to:
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COURSE PLAN IN BASIC OCCPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRACTICES
TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
79 Product At the end of this
knowledge: Learning
experience the
students will be
able to:
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and its bacteria multiply
characteristics Distinguish the
kinds of bacteria
according to
formation/shape
s
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COURSE PLAN IN BASIC OCCPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRACTICES
TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
15 -16 Food At the end of this
Microbiology: Learning experience
the students will be
able to:
Recognize the
Viruses and different types of Lecture Return Individual performance
protozoa viruses and protozoa Group Demonstrati Group performance
Food-intoxication Distinguish food Discussion/pr on Laboratory
and infection intoxication from esentation Syllabus Return demonstration
FATTOM infection Role Playing Laptop Moving exam
Potential Identify the Projector Quiz
Hydrogen knowledge about the Experimentati
Sanitary defects specific time, on
FATTOM.
Interpret the how and
use of PH as a tool
to know if a
substance is acidic,
neutral or alkaline.
Identify the unveiled
terms for the
different sanitary
defect codes.
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COURSE PLAN IN BASIC OCCPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRACTICES
TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
17 Sanitary Facilities At the end of this
and Pest Learning experience
Management: the students will be
able to:
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COURSE PLAN IN BASIC OCCPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRACTICES
TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
9 Principles of At the end of this
HACCP: Learning experience
the students will be
able to:
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COURSE PLAN IN BASIC OCCPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRACTICES
TIME FRAME
Week Subject topic Intended Learning Suggested Resources Competency Assessment
Outcomes (ILO) Teaching/Learning Approach
Activities (TLAs)
18 Laws relating to At the end of this
Food Sanitation: Learning experience
the students will be
able to:
Key points on Grasp and figure out Lecture Return Individual performance
serving safe the key points on Group Demonstrati Group performance
foods serving safe food Discussion/pr on Laboratory
International Acquainted with the esentation Syllabus Return demonstration
laws law regulating food Role Playing Laptop Moving exam
Sanitation code sanitation and safety Students Projector Quiz
of the Philippines o Laws and participation Identification of tools
Legal aspects ordinance in in Q&A
and regulations the activity
of food, water Philippines Field
and o Other interview
environmental regulations
sanitation and o Laws and acts
safety. in the in the
USA for food,
water, and
environmental
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sanitation and
safety
o International
regulations
and standards
Identify the sanitation
codes of the
Crisis Philippines
management in Discuss the value of
emergencies and significance of
major physical planning for
injuries emergency cases.
Sanitation and Habituated with
safety in street stages of crisis
foods and other management
informal food Describe the street
sector food and local
economy,
employment and
type of business and
street foods
sanitation
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COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND CLASS POLICY
Each student is required to:
1) attend at least 80% of the class hours (i.e., at least 12 sessions)
Course
2) submit individual/group assignments/projects
Requirements 3) visits tourism sites and evaluation
4) give a presentation of topics assigned to him/her; and
Lateness. A student will be marked late if he/she enters the class 5 minutes after the indicated time. Any student who
comes to class 15 minutes after the scheduled time or always late for two consecutive meetings shall be marked absent.
Missed work or exam. Any student who missed to give class presentation, submit a work assignment or to take a test
should consult the concerned instructor for immediate compliance.
Class Policy Cheating. Any student who committed any form of academic dishonesty shall be given a failed marked and a disciplinary
action provided in the Samsons Students Handbook and subject to the Guidance office.
Use of technology. Cell phones should be turned off while the session is in progress. Using laptops, smart phones, and
tablets shall be prohibited unless the instructor is aware of the purpose and permits students request.
GRADING SYSTEM TEXTBOOKS & SUPPLEMENTARY READINGS
Attendance/Participation/Assignment 20% Managing a food and safe kitchen
Quizzes/Projects 40% A guide on sanitation for service professionals, Anvil 2007
Exams 40% Sanitation and Safety for Hospitality Industry Institution Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz
Total 100%
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