Category: Training & Education
Reduce Labor through Standardization in the Warehouse
What does it mean to have standardization in a warehouse? Without sacrificing flexibility, standardization is a lean principle that asks that processes are easily repeatable, easy to train, easy to improve upon. With less variety, less customization is required. Who customizes? People do; so standardization means better organization and less labor. What areas of the …
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Forklift Driver Training Test #3
Test your Warehouse IQ! Q: What are the six areas an operator should perform an operational inspection on? (Click on the best answer) Paint job, load limit, seat covers, brakes, horn, load center Tires, battery, hour meter, lift/lower system, controls, general safety Controls, steering, center of gravity, brakes, load limit, battery Horn, brakes, steering, directional/speed …
OSHA Information for Ladder Safety
OSHA Safety regulations for ladders in a warehouse and in construction. This article starts the conversation about safety in the workplace. Looking for a little information on OSHA ladder safety, tips and suggestions are provided. Also provided is information on where to find more detailed OSHA regulations and requirements.
OSHA Information for Preventing Falls
Protecting warehouse employees from falling. Discussion about OSHA regulations on how to prevent falls in the workplace.
Operator Training Test #2
Test your Warehouse IQ! Q: What are five areas a forklift operator should inspect visually? (Click on the best answer) Forklift Paint job (look for scratches), seat covers (rips), brakes, horn, load center Forklift Tires, battery, lift/lower system, controls, general safety Forklift Controls, center of gravity, brakes (squeaking?), load limit, steering Horn on the forklift, steering, …