CLT Material Handling & Equipment Flashcards
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Which ergonomic principle must be followed when manually lifting heavy objects in a warehouse?
Answer: Bend at the knees, keep the back straight, and lift with leg muscles
Proper manual lifting technique requires bending at the knees, keeping the back straight, and using the powerful leg muscles to lift, reducing the risk of back injury.
What is a stretch wrapper used for in warehouse operations?
Answer: Wrapping palletized loads with stretch film to secure them for transport
A stretch wrapper applies stretch film around palletized loads to stabilize and secure them, protecting goods from shifting or damage during transportation and storage.
Which organization sets the performance and safety standards for industrial truck design and testing in the United States?
Answer: ANSI/ITSDF (Industrial Truck Standards Development Foundation)
ANSI/ITSDF (Industrial Truck Standards Development Foundation) sets the performance and safety design standards for industrial trucks in the United States.
What is 'zone picking' in warehouse order fulfillment operations?
Answer: A system where pickers are assigned to specific zones and pick all orders within their zone
Zone picking assigns warehouse workers to specific areas, where each picker fulfills all items needed from their assigned zone across multiple orders, reducing travel time and increasing efficiency.
According to NIOSH guidelines, what is the recommended maximum weight limit for manual lifting under ideal ergonomic conditions?
Answer: 51 lbs
The NIOSH Revised Lifting Equation sets 51 lbs (23 kg) as the recommended maximum weight limit under ideal lifting conditions; loads above this threshold should use mechanical assistance.
What is a 'pick-to-light' system in warehouse operations?
Answer: A light-directed picking system where illuminated displays indicate which items to pick and in what quantity
Pick-to-light systems use illuminated displays mounted on shelves or bins to direct warehouse workers to the correct pick locations and quantities, increasing speed and accuracy.