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SEP 15 2015 Measurements: ENVIRONMENTAL - Tank - Pump height - 45 inches Tank heights - 32-40 inches —W 0T+nCAIT 2 Inspecting Dropped -Off Vehicles The inspection process consists of checking tire pressure, checking engine fluids, re -filling air and fluids as needed, and checking lights and horn. A log slip is then filled out on each truck. The truck is then driven to the washing area and the keys and log slip are turned in to the front desk. Tire pressure is checked by stooping down to place a gauge on the valve of each of the tires. If air is needed, a hose is taken from an air pump and placed on the tire valve until appropriate pressure is reached for that tire. On each truck, the hood is lifted to check oil, water, and other fluids. Most vehicles require unlatching and lifting the hood from the front of the truck. On the larger trucks, it requires unhooking a side latch, then reaching a front latch and handle overhead and pulling the front of the hood backward and down. On the largest cabs, the oil dipstick is located under the cab by the left front tire. Access to the engine involves unlatching and lifting the entire cab up. Minimal overhead pushing is involved since this mechanism is spring-loaded. Oil is dispensed from a large drum which is pumped into a can via a rotary pump. The can is used to pour the oil into the engine by unscrewing the cap and reaching over the top of the engine. Water is filled by a hose into a hand-held can as well. The lights and horn are tested by depressing the horn and pulling the headlight switch inside the cab. Physical Requirements: Standing- While checking fluids and lights. Walking- Around trucks Handling- Dipsticks, pressure gauges, and light switches Lifting- Oil and water cans Squatting- To fill tire pressure Reaching- To remove and reinsert dipsticks Seeing- To check oil, water, and lights Hearing- To check horn Pushing- Overhead to raise hood Pulling- Down to lower hood Measurements: Hood heights - 47-60 inches Hood handles - 45-63 inches Water can - 5-10 pounds K