This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Struck By Prevention • Be mindful of hand placement with NC’s • Demonstrate proper hand placement, Safe Lifting • Utilize hand to surface techniques to provide a better grip on the package and prevent struck bys • Demonstrate how to utilize shake hands with your work, Struck By Prevention • Always be aware of packages on the roller line • Demonstrate avoiding turning your back to the roller – why is this important, Trailer Entry/Exit • When opening a trailer, package handlers should be cautious of contents that shifted during transit • Demonstrate what to look for when initially entering a trailer (avalanching, removing rain shield, slippery surface, Trailer Flaps • Use hand to surface methods to prevent struck bys • Demonstrate how to properly lift and lower flaps, Struck By Prevention • Avoid catching falling packages • Demonstrate how to respond to falling packages, ERM Safe Lifting • Utilize jam breaking poles, staging conveyors, and large package finger bridges to maintain working in power zone. • Demonstrate how to use these tools and equipment, Dock Gaps • Do not step on rubber dock bumpers • Demonstrate why we should never step on rubber dock bumpers and what to use instead (dock plates), Conveyor Safety • Use the designed crossover points to walk across conveyor belts • Demonstrate how to properly use a crossover point, Struck By Prevention • Follow proper jam breaking and package splitting methods • Demonstrate what to do/not do when breaking a jam or splitting packages, Conveyor Safety • Follow the proper steps when dealing with a belt jam • Demonstrate the proper steps for dealing with a belt jam, Trailer Entry/Exit • Maintain 3 Points of Contact at all times when entering/exiting a trailer • Demonstrate using 3 points of contact when entering/exiting a trailer, Trailer Flaps • Magnet flaps vs Hook Flaps • Demonstrate the difference between safely using a magnet flap and a hook flap, Trailer Flaps • Never throw the flaps up to the magnets • Demonstrate how to test if a hook is secured (tug test), ERM Safe Lifting • Muscle soreness is uncomfortable but preventable. • Demonstrate/explain how stretching and hydration can reduce potential of muscle soreness., Trailer Entry/Exit • Precautions when entering a drop frame trailer • Demonstrate entering a drop frame trailer using 3 points of contact and checking that flaps are secured, ERM Safe Lifting • The pre-work warm-up routine prepares the body for work. • While leading the prework warm-up routine discuss the benefits of stretching., Conveyor Safety • Be aware of transition plates • Demonstrate/explain how transition plates can become pinch points and can cause package jams, ERM Safe Lifting • Lift and handle packages safely by keeping them within the Power Zone. • Demonstrate how to handle packages within the power zone., Critical Zones: Struck By, Critical Zones: Lift/Load/Twist, Critical Zones: Repeated Motion, Dock Gaps • Inspect the dock plate before use • Demonstrate checking to make sure that the dock plate isn’t damaged and the hooks on the back are not missing and Dock Gaps • Ensure that the vehicle is parked flush to the dock before entry • Demonstrate what to do if a PH notices a trailer gap (notify manager, use of dock plates.
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