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L Unified RECEIVED STOCKTON DISTRIBUTION OPERATING PROCEDURES JUL 2 8 214 SAL VA GE PERSON PROCEDURES r, „ _ [vivnALNTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT Overview Salvage workers are responsible for scanning cases in a timely fashion while working at a safe and productive pace. Since this is such an essential part of the warehouse operation, specific procedures need to be adhered to, in order to maintain safety, inventory accuracy, and efficient production. Safe, efficient, and productive operation of a salvage worker is a requirement of this job. Any employee who violates this policy will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination. 1. See your Supervisor/Foreman to get job assignment for the day. 2. Obtain scan gun from the charging station located at the salvage department. You have 6 minutes to get started on your assignment. 3. Always report to your assigned work area prepared and ready to work with all necessary equipment needed to perform your job. 4. The feeder will get a pallet from the MRM trailer and take it to the beginning of the rollers. Make sure to work the oldest pallets first. 5. The feeder will then match up paperwork versus the commodity on the returned pallet. 6. At the same time the feeder will make sure all product returned has a good date and is in re -saleable condition. 7. If the product is damaged or partial case quantities place on a separate pallet for the reclamation center. 8. Any product that is re -saleable, (Return to stock) the feeder will pass the product down the rollers to the scanner person. 9. The feeder keys in the MRM date, MRM number, account number and cases into the Processed MRM sheet located on the G -drive. 10. The scanner person identifies if the case is Return to Stock, then scans the outside UPC barcode, if the outside barcode does not read then the case must be opened so an individual unit can be scanned. 11. Tape cases as needed before returning to stock. 12. Once the case has been scanned a new label will be printed. 13. The new label then gets placed on the case. 14. The case gets placed on a pallet to be returned to stock. 15. The completed Return to Stock pallet then gets taken to door 109 by the salvage fork operator. These pallets will be returned to stock by an inventory control person. 16. Before going on break or to lunch you must scan the Break barcode or Lunch barcode. 17. After returning from break or lunch, you must scan onto a case to clock you back in from break or lunch. 18. When you are assigned to a miscellaneous assignment, see your supervisor to scan onto miscellaneous indirect assignment. This will stop your production. As soon as 4/1/13