Battery response pocket deck
Recall the key response moves when batteries or similar hazards appear in recycling operations.
STOP What does STOP mean for a battery on the belt? Recall the four response moves. hazard cue We are already behind; just grab it. A damaged battery is visible during peak line backup. Your line Throughput waits. Battery exposure is the live hazard. I am pausing by procedure and isolating it. Speed language can make unsafe improvisation sound responsible. It names the hazard and the control without debating whether the line is busy. Which response is hazard control, and which only moves the hazard? compare A control changes exposure. A transfer only changes location. What five details make a…
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