Questions and Answers
What is the first step in placing a cover using the right-handed method?
In a two-member operation for covering fragile merchandise, what does the first member do?
What is the purpose of tucking the bottom edges of the cover close to the counter?
What technique is used when covering objects with plenty of room to float a cover?
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What action is performed with the left arm when throwing the cover?
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When is a two-member operation especially necessary?
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What should be avoided when covering counters displaying fragile merchandise?
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What is the final step in the right-handed cover placement technique?
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What is the initial step for placing a salvage cover according to the accordion fold method?
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During a two-member operation, how should the individuals position themselves when folding a salvage cover?
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What is the recommended method for handling fragile merchandise when using salvage covers?
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What is the correct procedure to remove a salvage cover?
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When securing the ends of a folded salvage cover, which method is recommended?
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In the method for carrying salvage covers, where is the second cover most easily carried?
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What is one advantage of using the one-member throw method?
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What is an essential aspect of the accordion fold method when securing the cover?
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What is the first step in the balloon covering technique for securing a cover over an object?
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In a two-member operation to remove salvage covers, what should both members do when they reach the end of the cover?
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What is a critical aspect of sealing or bagging covers?
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During the balloon covering technique, how should the members position their feet?
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When two members are lifting the raised portion of the cover during removal, what should they do?
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What should members do immediately after pulling the cover taut in the balloon covering technique?
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What should be avoided when performing the two-member operation for handling fragile merchandise?
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What is the last step in the removal process of salvage covers?
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Study Notes
Covering Methods for Salvage Operations
- Instructions provided are tailored for right-handed individuals.
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Single Member Covering:
- Position folded cover over the left forearm and hold the bottom fold with the left hand.
- Use the right hand to grasp top folds while keeping the palm down.
- Swing the right arm to allow folds to settle on the back of the hand.
- Elevate the left arm and throw the cover with a shot-put motion, ensuring it drapes over the object.
- Tuck the bottom edges to prevent obstructing walkways and facilitate water drainage.
Two-Member Operations
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Counter Pay-Off Method:
- One member holds the cover with both forearms while the second pulls the top fold taut walking backward.
- Maintains tension with the forearms to keep the cover elevated.
- Carefully lower the cover onto the center of the counter and let it unfold over the sides.
- Tuck edges close to the counter for clear aisles.
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Two-Member Balloon Method:
- Both members hold the cover, pulling it taut from opposite sides.
- Adjust positioning to elevate the cover and snap it to introduce air for floating.
- The cover is draped over merchandise, ensuring proper fit by tucking in the bottom.
Removing Salvage Covers
- Two individuals grasp opposite ends of the cover.
- Fold both sides to the top of the counter, repeating this process on each side.
- Take positions at one end to lift the cover, walk forward while making folds.
- Once nearing the end, lap the cover over folds and pivot to place it over a shoulder.
Sealing and Bagging
- When multiple covers are needed, use sealing (bagging) for large areas.
- Covers must be laid finish side up; utilize soapstone for rubberized covers to maintain seal integrity.
Folding Salvage Covers
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Accordion Fold Technique:
- Place the cover on a clean surface, finished side up, with two members folding from opposite ends.
- Fold corners inward and continue folding to reduce the width to a quarter.
- Remove air by pushing brushes along the cover length; fold ends inwards and secure with salvage cord or rubber bands.
Carrying Salvage Covers
- Allows use of hands for climbing or navigating tight spaces.
- When carrying two covers, balance the second on the forearm and hip opposite the carrying shoulder.
Throwing Salvage Covers
- A quick covering technique suited for non-fragile stock or surfaces.
- The method is adaptable for either arm, ensuring flexibility in operations.
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Description
This quiz provides step-by-step instructions for a right-handed person on how to throw a cover effectively. Each step is detailed to ensure proper grip and motion, aiming for an accurate and controlled throw. Ideal for learners looking to improve their throwing skills in various contexts.