Pre-Employment QuestionaireName:Date:

Final Score / 50Pass mark 40. Pass / Fail

Section A.

Compare the locations in the table and on the RDT screens below. In the empty spaces, insert the letter which matches the identical location in the boxes.

1BQ1343DB4BE1201F5AA0102B

2AC0044F3AF0902B5BA1001C

1BQ1434D2AC0702C3AM0802E

4BJ0633E2BB0301F2AM0802E

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B

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D

E

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G

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J

K

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Section B.The questions below require you to use the information from Appendix 1.1. What is the item to be picked for AMT A?

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2. What is the list ID for AMT C?

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3. What container will the item for AMT E be placed into?

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4. What workgroup does the item for AMT F belong to?

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5. What is the quantity for AMT D?

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6. What is the item to be picked for AMT F?

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7. What location will the item for AMT A be picked from?

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8. What is the task number for AMT B?

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9. What is the SKU for AMT E?

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10. What container will the item for AMT B be placed into?

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11. What is the list ID for AMT F?

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12. What location will the item for AMT C be picked from?

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Trolley Safety Trolley strikes pose a risk to anybody working in the Mezzanine. The main cause of trolley strikes is colleagues not following the trolley code.

Cutting corners, pushing your trolley to close to the colleague in front, and rushing all seem trivial. However, they all have the potential to cause an injury to one of your colleagues.

Trolley users are all responsible for reducing trolley strikes by ensuring they follow the trolley code at all times when operating a trolley:

1. Complete your pre-use checks

2. Keep a safe distance from the colleague in front

3. Always use 2 hands when pushing your trolley

4. Be considerate when parking consider if other trolley users can pass safely

5. Only push one trolley at a time even in busy periods

6. Dont cut corners and dont drive in the white zones

7. Check you have good visibility

8. Always concentrate on where you are going

9. Keep to the left hand side of the aisle

10. Push your trolley at a sensible pace

Non trolley users are also responsible for reducing trolley strikes by identifying and correcting all unsafe trolley use they see. This means all colleagues on site must be familiar with the trolley code to the point they are able to recite it.

By working together we can eliminate trolley related injuries on our site.

Thanks for your support, John Pidduck Trolley Safety Champion

Section C.

Read the brief on trolley safety. Decide if the following statements are true or false.1. You should keep to the right hand side when pushing a trolley.TrueFalse

2. You should always use 2 hands when pushing your trolley.TrueFalse

3. Trolley strikes pose a risk to anybody working in the Mezzanine.TrueFalse

4. It is ok to push two trolleys at once.TrueFalse

5. You should run when pushing your trolley.TrueFalse

6. You should complete your pre-use checks before using a trolley.TrueFalse

7. You can drive in the white zones and cut corners.TrueFalse

8. You must keep a safe distance from the colleague in front of you.TrueFalse

9. You can push a trolley even if you dont have good visibility.TrueFalse

10. By working together we can eliminate trolley related injuries on our site.TrueFalse

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Section C.

Section D.

Use the information in Appendix 2 Bag or Box to decide whether the following items should be packed into a box or a bag. Circle the correct answer.

CapBagBox

Dress with a belt attachedBagBox

High heeled shoes.BagBox

Shoes in a bagBagBox

Trousers on a hanger.BagBox

T-ShirtBagBox

ShortsBagBox

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Section E.Please read carefully and answer in the square on the right hand side. If you need to make calculations please use the space in the work out section provided.1. How many T-Shirts are there in the box?

2. A box contains 25 caps. There are 13 boxes on a pallet. How many caps are there in total?

3. There are 200 Dresses on a pallet in boxes. Each box contains 40 dresses. How many boxes are on the pallet?

4. There are 300 watches in a box. Picker A removes 23 watches from the box. Picker B removes 17 watches from the box. How many watches are left in the box?

5. Boxes on pallets can be stacked 3 layers high. A layer contains 16 boxes. How many boxes can be placed on the pallet?

6. There are 7 boxes on a shelf. Each box weights 25Kg. How much weight in on the shelf?

7. Picker A puts 3 items from Box A, 19 items from Box B and 8 items from Box C onto their trolley. How many items do they have on their trolley in total?

8. A pair of shoes weights 2 KG. You can put a maximum of 25KG into a box. How many pairs of shoes can you put into the box?

9. You must put 80 items onto your trolley every hour. If you work for 4 hours, how many items should be on your trolley?

10. There are 2 T-Shirts, 3 watches, 8 hats and 5 umbrellas in a box. In total how many items are in the box?

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Barnsley ASOS Site

Pre- Employment Assessment

Version 1.

EXAMPLE

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WORK OUT SECTION.