PPE/Dress Code
The most common PPE item used at Amazon
What are gloves?
This two things must be done at all stop signs.
What is a complete stop and horn honk.
What is test the weight?
Allows you to stop the conveyor in an emergency situation.
What is an e-stop?
What does the acronym "OMR" stand for?
What is Onsite Medical Representative?
These help protect your feet from injuries.
What are safety shoes?
What is PIT Parking?
This alignment should be maintained to avoid twisting at the back/waist when pivoting.
What is Nose-Over-Toes?
Only people with this training can clear jams
What is jam clear training?
This cart has directional casters that should be locked when in use to aid in directional steering?
What is a go-cart?
An item worn to prevent severe injuries to the head.
What is a hard hat?
Stops the PIT in emergency situations
What is the dead man pedal?
This area is between your mid-chest and mid-thigh.
When working with conveyors, this dress code requirement will help ensure that your hair does not get caught
What is hair above shoulders?
What three things should you check before entering any trailer?
You can use this tool to bring items closer to your power zone.
What is a reach tool?
The minimum distance in feet from non-elevated PIT to pedestrian if no guardrail/barrier is present.
What is 8 feet?
This posture should be utilized to stand up from a lunging position.
What is building a bridge?
Only this department can clean up spills on/under conveyors
What is RME?
When worn, this item is required to be fully zipped.
What is a vest?
When PIT forks are elevated more than 6 feet, all pedestrians and unprotected PIT shall remain at a distance of at least ____ feet.
What is 20 feet?
Use this posture to hold an item with the entire hand and avoid placing extra strain on the fingers.
What is a C-grip?
What are the two kinds of emergency stops for conveyors?
What is the cord and the button?
This can be put on equipment that is broken, damaged, needs to be put out of service, and should not be used
What is a red tag?