Hub Master JSO

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General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Overstock Shelves

Will the observed employee be placing or removing anything from the overstock shelves?
Approach the shelf slowly.
Raise forks to necessary height and verify alignment prior to entering pallet.
Slowly insert your forks into the pallet, verifying your alignment the entire time.
Slowly raise the pallet, being mindful of the shelf above.
Slowly back the pallet straight out of the bay.
Slowly lower the pallet to floor level before proceeding.
Verify pallet integrity prior to placing on shelf.
Slowly raise the pallet to necessary height and verify alignment before entering bay.
Slowly enter the bay, being mindful of everything around it. (Other pallets, shelves, and uprights.)
Slowly lower pallet onto the shelf, verifying that the pallet rests on both crossbeams.
Verify that your forks are free of the load before backing out.
Slowly back out of the pallet and lower your forks to floor level before proceeding.

Trailer Securement

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Employee identifies box truck/trailer is backed in
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Employee grabs the corresponding glad hand lock or air brake lock to the matching dock to lock out the trailer
Employee uses man door to exit and does not jump out of dock
Employee secure lock out device on trailer or truck
Employee verifies wheels are chocked. If not chocked they place the wheel chock in front of the tires
Employee places key on hook or maintain control of the key throughout the loading/unloading process
Sound horn when exiting trailer.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
After loading/unloading, the dock plate is popped up
Employee close roll up door or places chain across door
Employee removes lock device and places both key and device back at the designated location

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100 percent tied off while working at height.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 6 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.
Push receiving cart slowly and make sure other employees are aware you are moving.
Give clearance and use eye contact when other employees are pushing the cart/product to their workstations.
Move any obstacles that could be in the cart's path.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Wear cut resistant gloves at all times while working with banding.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working in the pick rack?
Use a step stool to reach top shelf items, never climbing past the second shelf.
Fold in box flaps and throw away any trash as you are working.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
List feedback
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
List feedback
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature: Charley Smith Jr.

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes/totes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 5 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on the PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Trailer Securement

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Employee identifies box truck/trailer is backed in
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Employee grabs the corresponding glad hand lock or air brake lock to the matching dock to lock out the trailer
Employee uses man door to exit and does not jump out of dock
Employee secure lock out device on trailer or truck
Employee verifies wheels are chocked. If not chocked they place the wheel chock in front of the tires
Employee places key on hook or maintain control of the key throughout the loading/unloading process
Sound horn when exiting trailer.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
After loading/unloading, the dock plate is popped up
Employee close roll up door or places chain across door
Employee removes lock device and places both key and device back at the designated location

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100% tied off while working at height.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working in the pick rack?
Use a step stool to reach top shelf items, never climbing past the second shelf.
Fold in box flaps and throw away any trash as you are working.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 6 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.
Avoid stepping over product or obstacles.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Overstock Shelves

Will the observed employee be placing or removing anything from the overstock shelves?
Approach the shelf slowly.
Raise forks to necessary height and verify alignment prior to entering pallet.
Slowly insert your forks into the pallet, verifying your alignment the entire time.
Slowly raise the pallet, being mindful of the shelf above.
Slowly back the pallet straight out of the bay.
Slowly lower the pallet to floor level before proceeding.
Verify pallet integrity prior to placing on shelf.
Slowly raise the pallet to necessary height and verify alignment before entering bay.
Slowly enter the bay, being mindful of everything around it. (Other pallets, shelves, and uprights.)
Slowly lower pallet onto the shelf, verifying that the pallet rests on both crossbeams.
Verify that your forks are free of the load before backing out.
Slowly back out of the pallet and lower your forks to floor level before proceeding.

Trailer Securement

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Employee identifies box truck/trailer is backed in
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Employee grabs the corresponding glad hand lock or air brake lock to the matching dock to lock out the trailer
Employee uses man door to exit and does not jump out of dock
Employee secure lock out device on trailer or truck
Employee verifies wheels are chocked. If not chocked they place the wheel chock in front of the tires
Employee places key on hook or maintain control of the key throughout the loading/unloading process
Sound horn when exiting trailer.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
After loading/unloading, the dock plate is popped up
Employee close roll up door or places chain across door
Employee removes lock device and places both key and device back at the designated location

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100% tied off while working at height.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Wear cut resistant gloves at all times while working with banding.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working in the pick rack?
Use a step stool to reach top shelf items, never climbing past the second shelf.
Fold in box flaps and throw away any trash as you are working.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Overstock Shelves

Will the observed employee be placing or removing anything from the overstock shelves?
Approach the shelf slowly.
Raise forks to necessary height and verify alignment prior to entering pallet.
Slowly insert your forks into the pallet, verifying your alignment the entire time.
Slowly raise the pallet, being mindful of the shelf above.
Slowly back the pallet straight out of the bay.
Slowly lower the pallet to floor level before proceeding.
Verify pallet integrity prior to placing on shelf.
Slowly raise the pallet to necessary height and verify alignment before entering bay.
Slowly enter the bay, being mindful of everything around it. (Other pallets, shelves, and uprights.)
Slowly lower pallet onto the shelf, verifying that the pallet rests on both crossbeams.
Verify that your forks are free of the load before backing out.
Slowly back out of the pallet and lower your forks to floor level before proceeding.

Trailer Securement

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Employee identifies box truck/trailer is backed in
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Employee grabs the corresponding glad hand lock or air brake lock to the matching dock to lock out the trailer
Employee uses man door to exit and does not jump out of dock
Employee secure lock out device on trailer or truck
Employee verifies wheels are chocked. If not chocked they place the wheel chock in front of the tires
Employee places key on hook or maintain control of the key throughout the loading/unloading process
Sound horn when exiting trailer.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
After loading/unloading, the dock plate is popped up
Employee close roll up door or places chain across door
Employee removes lock device and places both key and device back at the designated location

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100% tied off while working at height.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes/totes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 6 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.
Push rolling cart slowly and make sure other employees are aware you are moving.
Give clearance and use eye contact when other employees are pushing the cart/product to their workstations.
Move any obstacles that could be in the cart's path.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working in the pick rack?
Use a step stool to reach top shelf items, never climbing past the second shelf.
Fold in box flaps and throw away any trash as you are working.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Overstock Shelves

Will the observed employee be placing or removing anything from the overstock shelves?
Approach the shelf slowly.
Raise forks to necessary height and verify alignment prior to entering pallet.
Slowly insert your forks into the pallet, verifying your alignment the entire time.
Slowly raise the pallet, being mindful of the shelf above.
Slowly back the pallet straight out of the bay.
Slowly lower the pallet to floor level before proceeding.
Verify pallet integrity prior to placing on shelf.
Slowly raise the pallet to necessary height and verify alignment before entering bay.
Slowly enter the bay, being mindful of everything around it. (Other pallets, shelves, and uprights.)
Slowly lower pallet onto the shelf, verifying that the pallet rests on both crossbeams.
Verify that your forks are free of the load before backing out.
Slowly back out of the pallet and lower your forks to floor level before proceeding.

Trailers

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Verify wheels are chocked and trailer is locked out using glad hand locks or steering wheel bar.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
Sound horn when exiting trailer.

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100% tied off while working at height.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes/totes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 6 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Avoid stepping over product or obstacles.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Overstock Shelves

Will the observed employee be placing or removing anything from the overstock shelves?
Approach the shelf slowly.
Raise forks to necessary height and verify alignment prior to entering pallet.
Slowly insert your forks into the pallet, verifying your alignment the entire time.
Slowly raise the pallet, being mindful of the shelf above.
Slowly back the pallet straight out of the bay.
Slowly lower the pallet to floor level before proceeding.
Verify pallet integrity prior to placing on shelf.
Slowly raise the pallet to necessary height and verify alignment before entering bay.
Slowly enter the bay, being mindful of everything around it. (Other pallets, shelves, and uprights.)
Slowly lower pallet onto the shelf, verifying that the pallet rests on both crossbeams.
Verify that your forks are free of the load before backing out.
Slowly back out of the pallet and lower your forks to floor level before proceeding.

Trailer Securment

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Employee identifies box truck/trailer is backed in
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Employee grabs the corresponding glad hand lock or air brake lock to the matching dock to lock out the trailer
Employee uses man door to exit and does not jump out of dock
Employee secure lock out device on trailer or truck
Employee verifies wheels are chocked. If not chocked they place the wheel chock in front of the tires
Employee places key on hook or maintain control of the key throughout the loading/unloading process
Sound horn when exiting trailer.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
After loading/unloading, the dock plate is popped up
Employee close roll up door or places chain across door
Employee removes lock device and places both key and device back at the designated location

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always 100% tied off while working at height.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 6 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.
Avoid stepping over product or obstacles.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Wear cut resistant gloves at all times while working with banding.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Overstock Shelves

Will the observed employee be placing or removing anything from the overstock shelves?
Approach the shelf slowly.
Raise forks to necessary height and verify alignment prior to entering pallet.
Slowly insert your forks into the pallet, verifying your alignment the entire time.
Slowly raise the pallet, being mindful of the shelf above.
Slowly back the pallet straight out of the bay.
Slowly lower the pallet to floor level before proceeding.
Verify pallet integrity prior to placing on shelf.
Slowly raise the pallet to necessary height and verify alignment before entering bay.
Slowly enter the bay, being mindful of everything around it. (Other pallets, shelves, and uprights.)
Slowly lower pallet onto the shelf, verifying that the pallet rests on both crossbeams.
Verify that your forks are free of the load before backing out.
Slowly back out of the pallet and lower your forks to floor level before proceeding.

Trailers

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Verify wheels are chocked and trailer is locked out using glad hand locks or steering wheel bar.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
Sound horn when exiting trailer.

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100% tied off while working at height.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes/totes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 6 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Avoid stepping over product or obstacles.

Chain Conveyors

Will the employee be working around any chain conveyors?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Push the E-Stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Never use the ledge under the chain conveyor as a step
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Use pry bar and ask for help when re adjusting boards with full pallets
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes/totes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 5 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on the PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working in the pick rack?
Use a step stool to reach top shelf items, never climbing past the second shelf.
Fold in box flaps and throw away any trash as you are working.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Wear gloves to mitigate risk of splinters or lacerations.
Anything over 60 pounds, team lift.
Lift with your legs, keep your back straight, and minimize twisting.
Grip product with both hands and keep boxes/totes close to your body.
When sliding anything across the floor (tote stacks), grip the totes at a lower point and move at a reasonable speed.
Tote stacks should be no more than 5 feet high, and only two stacks should be moved at a time.
When grabbing empty pallets, use both hands and carry pallet close to your chest.
Ask for help if you cannot reach the top pallet in a stack.
Place larger pallets on cart or forklift for easier movement.

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Will you be observing anyone on a PIV? I.E. Forklifts, scissor lifts, etc..
Is the operator certified on the PIV they are using?
Wear safety-toed footwear. (Steel, composite, carbon)
Properly inspect PIV for damage or leaks. Completed checklist should be present on the PIV.
If damage is noted, notify your manager immediately so it may be taken out of service.
Keep arms and legs within forklift cage at all times while operating forklift.
Never use your cell phone while actively operating a PIV.
Always wear your seat belt while operating sit-down forklifts.
Watch when going around corners and blind spots. Use horn while driving.
Take turns slowly when carrying loads.
Always stop at intersections.
Drive backwards when reasonable or when your load obscures your vision.
Keep forks 3 to 5 inches from the ground.
Do not drive over trash/debris.
Verify dock chains are hooked on open dock doors.
Keep hands and fingers clear of plugs while plugging battery into charger.
Make sure plugs of the charger are the same color as the plugs of the forklift. Line up connectors correctly. Plug into the battery, not the lift.

Trailer Securement

Will the observed employee be working on any trailers/box trucks?
Employee identifies box truck/trailer is backed in
Bend at the knees to pull dock plate chain.
Employee grabs the corresponding glad hand lock or air brake lock to the matching dock to lock out the trailer
Employee uses man door to exit and does not jump out of dock
Employee secure lock out device on trailer or truck
Employee verifies wheels are chocked. If not chocked they place the wheel chock in front of the tires
Employee places key on hook or maintain control of the key throughout the loading/unloading process
Sound horn when exiting trailer.
Turn on dock light and forklift lights when in dark trailers.
After loading/unloading, the dock plate is popped up
Employee close roll up door or places chain across door
Employee removes lock device and places both key and device back at the designated location

Fall Protection

Will the observed employee be using any fall protection?
Employees must be properly trained and certified in the use of fall protection.
Thoroughly inspect fall protection harness prior to use.
Fall protection harness should be in working order and worn correctly.
Fall protection harness should always be 100% tied off while working at height.

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Down stack loose product and re-stack any leaning composites or pallets.
Damaged or abnormal pallets should be replaced or placed on a stable pallet before being placed on rollers or shelves.
Will the observed employee be moving product on rollers?
Always stand at the back end of the pallet/composite whilst pushing.
When possible, use two people to push the pallet/composite.
Keep your body straight and push the pallet/composite slowly.
When the need arises, use a pry bar to apply leverage.
Keep fingers clear from underneath pallet in case the pallet rolls.
Will the observed employee be working in the pick rack?
Use a step stool to reach top shelf items, never climbing past the second shelf.
Fold in box flaps and throw away any trash as you are working.
Will the observed employee be working with rod or strut?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Pick and move one request at a time.
Keep fingers clear of pinch points.
Use the forklift to pull or place rod and strut. Never attempt this by hand.
Place loose pieces back into tube or tape to another piece to keep them from shifting in transit.
Leave rod/strut on forks while taping or banding. Never attempt to lift.
Will the observed employee be working with any ladders?
Pull one ladder at a time.
Team lift for heavy or tall ladders.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times when carrying ladders.
Will the observed employee be working with any kegs?
Wear cut-resistant gloves at all times.
Ask for help if the keg is too difficult to move.
Keep hands out from underneath keg.
If a keg is too heavy to lift, have a forklift driver take it to the door.

Conveyor Safety

Will the employee be working around any conveyor belts?
Always be aware of your proximity to the conveyor.
Be mindful of loose clothing, long hair, and jewelry when working with conveyors.
Never physically touch the belt while it is moving.
Use designated crossover points to get over the conveyor.
Pull emergency stop in the event of any problems stemming from the conveyor.
Must the observed employee clear a jam?

Clearing Jams

Use extreme caution when clearing jams on the conveyor.
Refrain from climbing on the conveyor. Use applicable tools to extend reach if necessary.
Call for maintenance personnel for more extensive jams or damaged parts.
Always verify that employees are clear before restarting the line.

Housekeeping

Pick up any trash and debris from floor.
Ensure your work area is free of trip hazards.
Keep food and drink in a stable and clean location.
Complete any assigned cleaning tasks.

Closing meeting

Any additional hazards or unsafe work behaviors noted during JSO?
4 Examples of positive feedback provided?
1 Example of constructive feedback provided?
Does the observed employee have any feedback or questions?
Observers name and signature:

General Safety

Drink plenty of water and limit the amount of sugary, caffeinated beverages.
Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Walk in designated pedestrian walkways when available.
Maintain eye contact with PIV operators.
Use hand railings while traversing stairs.
Keep hands and clothing clear of conveyors or moving equipment.
Use Fastenal-approved safety knife.

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General Safety

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Overstock Shelves

Trailer Securement

Fall Protection

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Conveyor Safety

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Trailer Securement

Fall Protection

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Conveyor Safety

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Overstock Shelves

Trailer Securement

Fall Protection

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Conveyor Safety

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Overstock Shelves

Trailer Securement

Fall Protection

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Conveyor Safety

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Overstock Shelves

Trailers

Fall Protection

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Conveyor Safety

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Overstock Shelves

Trailer Securment

Fall Protection

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Product Handling/Pallet Safety

Conveyor Safety

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Powered Industrial Vehicles

Overstock Shelves

Trailers

Fall Protection

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling

Chain Conveyors

Clearing Jams

Housekeeping

Closing meeting

General Safety

Lifting, Pushing, Pulling