Questions and Answers
What is the first thing you do when you walk up to your bays?
Check shelves, to make sure they're stocked.
What are the steps to counting a bay?
Count 99, 98, 97's first, then count the shelf, use yellow stickies.
What do you do when a SKU does not work?
SKU check.
When counting overheads and a SKU does not go through, what do you do?
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What is our primary concern?
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What time does inventory start?
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What do you place stickies on?
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What is scan deep?
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What does dig deep mean?
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What is a versa racking bay?
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What is shelf 98?
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What is shelf 99?
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List all the departments by name & number.
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What information should be on your area ticket?
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What are the steps you should take to transmit?
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How often should you transmit?
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If a shelf/bay is over $10,000, what should you do?
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Never key in any SKUs or UPCs off the bays.
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What is downtime?
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What is APH?
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You must move with a sense of what?
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What is the difference between a reduced tag & a clearance tag?
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When on Home Depot property or anywhere else, while in RGIS uniform, you should display what?
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Who are your main points of contact if you have a problem with coming to work or an issue in the store?
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What does your uniform consist of?
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What can you do when a SKU does not work?
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Study Notes
Inventory Procedures
- First action upon reaching bays is to check shelves to ensure they're stocked.
- When counting a bay, prioritize counting items labeled 99, 98, and 97 before moving to shelves, using yellow stickies for markers.
- If a SKU is unresponsive, perform a SKU check to troubleshoot.
- In overhead counting, if a SKU does not register, input 5 9's as a placeholder.
- Accuracy is the primary concern during inventory.
Inventory Timing and Process
- Inventory process begins at 5:30 AM, so punctuality is key.
- Place stickies on items labeled 97, 98, 99, and anything outside the designated bay.
- "Scan deep" refers to checking the second or third item on a peg hook.
- "Dig deep" means to count the majority of items within a box.
Racking and Shelving
- A versa racking bay has the BA in the center and requires stickies.
- Shelf 98 refers to floor stacks, while shelf 99 denotes clip strips.
Documentation and Communication
- Your area ticket should include your name, UPCs, and dollar amounts.
- Transmission steps involve navigating through the menu, using option 3, then selecting yes.
- Transmission should occur after every aisle is counted.
Financial and Supervisory Protocols
- If total value of a shelf or bay exceeds $10,000, alert a supervisor.
- Avoid directly inputting SKUs or UPCs unless specifically instructed by Home Depot.
Operational Efficiency
- Downtime is defined as time spent outside of the designated counting area.
- APH stands for Average Per Hour, a measure of counting efficiency.
- Maintaining a sense of urgency is essential in all inventory tasks.
Tagging and Professionalism
- Reduced tags feature a 0/0 mark, while clearance tags follow different criteria.
- Displaying professionalism is mandatory while on Home Depot property or in RGIS uniform.
Communication and Appearance
- Key contacts for work-related issues are Tae, Kelly, and Shirley.
- Uniform includes a shirt, black pants, black shoes, pens, belts, and pouches, adhering to a professional appearance.
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