Question

they can result in pinching or crushing in one area
when pushing or pulling an object, you are most likely to be injured trying to
get the object moving
keep the object moving
test the objects weight

1. jarvis arrives at a delivery location and there is a stack of pallets blocking his

ask the customer to move the pallets
move the pallets himself
leave the load outside the building

1. the 5 rs of preparation are:

refuse unsafe work.
reduce the distance you need to move the load.

place ramps where needed and/or level dock plates.
orient the package in the right direction to be lifted or loaded onto hand
remove hazards and ensure your path is clear and dry
re - organize your load to lift heavy items last
reuse boxes as many times as possible

1. who is using the correct technique to push a cart?

avi keeps his elbows away from his body
kerri uses her legs to drive her hips forward
ricky keeps his arms straight and elbows locked

1. cindy is pushing a cart with four swivel wheels. what should she do to make it easi

keep all wheels unlocked
lock the rear wheels
lock the front wheels

1. at what height should your hands be when pushing handling equipment?

waist height
chest height
shoulder height

Explanation:

Question 10

When a delivery location has pallets blocking, asking the customer to move them is appropriate as moving them oneself may be unsafe (e.g., heavy, improper equipment) and leaving load outside is unprofessional/unsafe.

The 5 Rs of preparation include removing hazards (ensuring path clear/dry) as part of safety prep. Re - organizing to lift heavy last is not a “R” here, and reusing boxes is unrelated to preparation for moving loads.

Pushing a cart: Using legs to drive hips forward (Kerri) is correct. Avi keeping elbows away and Ricky locking elbows are incorrect techniques (elbows away can strain, locked elbows is unsafe).

Answer:

A. Ask the customer to move the pallets

Question 11