Tie Bale
Life Cycle of Totes
Safety
Non-Conforming Materials
Cleaning
100

This is how many people are needed to tie bale

Two: One in front of the baler and one in the back of the baler

100

What are 3 things we must do as soon as new totes come in?

Unlock, label, mark bin numbers with red dots on work orders, add work orders to clip board

100

You MUST complete or check for this before opening machines or tying bale

Circuit breakers are turned off

100

We keep these beside use while shredding to store non-conforming materials

Mail bins

100

What cleaning tasks must be completed before leaving at the end of the day?

(Points for each correct answer you name; Up to 6 answers)

Clean workstation/your spot on the line; Sweep floor, including behind balers; Empty machine drawers; Empty trays and mail bins under conveyors; Make sure mail bins are empty/have been weighed OR have been placed inside tote OR placed on shelf at tipper; Make sure tippers are down

200

What is the number of wires used to tie bale?

5 wires

200

What is the correct way to mark work orders while labeling totes? 

Check the bin number on each tote and mark it with a red dot on the work order; Add your initials to the upper-left corner when all bin numbers are marked

200

What are 3 things you must wear while working in the shredding department?

Goggles, earplugs/headphones, gloves

200

3 Examples of Non-conforming materials

Rubber bands, Paper/binder clips, Metal, Plastic, Cardboard, Credit cards

200

Which 3 items do you need to clean totes?

Green cleaning fluid, rags, duster or air blower

300

How many times are wires twisted?

6 times

300

True or False: MDO totes do not need to be scanned into the computer

False: MDO totes must be scanned using the MDO page on the computer

300

Three examples of items that must be cleared from walkways and all shredding stations

Brooms, Dustpans, Totes, Mail bins, coffins, carts

300

Mail bins/non-conforming materials must stay with the totes they came from and not get mixed with other totes for this reason

Filling out work orders correctly; Not wasting money

300

You have swept the floor, and the dustpan has paper and rubber bands in it. Should you empty it onto a conveyor or into the burn box?

Empty into the burn box because there are non-conforming items mixed in

400

This is where you start feeding wires from the back of the baler

The bottom hole

400

The first thing that must be done when a completed tote is removed from the tipper

Check inside for remaining papers or non-conformable materials

400

How many people are needed to tip the totes?

Three: 2 to catch and 1 to control the tipper

400

What must you do with mail bins before emptying them into the burn box?

Weigh mail bins containing non-conformable materials

400

How many times should the machines be oiled each day?

Oil machines once each day

500

This is the very last step of tie bale

Putting the flag down in front of the bale

500

Name each step that a tote goes through between arrival and departure (at least 6)

1. Labeling & moving totes to correct areas, 2. Emptying/shredding, 3. Checking off on work order, 4. Cleaning/checking inside for papers 5. Scanning into computer, and 6. Locking 

500

Which door do we exit it from during evacuations?


Bonus: What items should individuals stop to grab or put away during evacuation?

The back door on the loading dock


Bonus: Trick question - Do NOT stop for any items while evacuating

500

What are the 5 steps for weighing non-conformable materials in one normal-sized mail bin?

1. Remove recyclable materials (cardboard, plastic, metal, that do not have writing/images); 2. Place mail bin onto the center of the scale; 3. Subtract 2 from the weight displayed on scale; 4. If number is higher than 2 after subtracting, write the number and types of items you weighed onto the tote's label; 5. Empty mail bin into burn box
500

We open machines to do what?

Clear paper scraps, clean with green spray, and oil once per day