#ORIGAMI RISK HOW TO#

IвЂ™ve personally given TMs SB gift cards if I see them being safe (3 points of contact, pushing <=7 carts, etc.) I know personally, if the APBP saw a TM correcting safety issues and you left your name, youвЂ™d get some form of recognition, or hopefully you would. Then go back to your report, you can choose to leave your name if you wish or remain completely anonymous. Then click вЂњfilesвЂќ in the top right corner to take a picture of the safety hazard. If you click yes, then it means you personally fixed the safety hazard or another person did before you finished the report (ex: you moved the 3-tier out of the way of the fire exit) if you click no, an alert gets sent that thereвЂ™s an unfixed safety issue in the store. Best describe the issue, doesnвЂ™t have to be long at all (ex: 3-tier blocking fire exit, travel aisle blocked, fire exit blocked) then it will ask if the problem was corrected on the spot. It will ask questions such as if a ladder, powered equipment (wave, crown, baler, etc.) was involved or any automobiles. A near miss is self explanatory, you almost fall/slip or something almost falls on you.ДЇilter it to your store by using your stores T number, then define if it was a near miss or hazard. A hazard is any safety issue you see in the store. Click the plus button in the corner, and click report a hazard/near miss. ItвЂ™s the app with the bird icon and blue background on your MyDevice (Zebra).Д¬lick that, the account name is Target and the 6 digit code is 999999.

#ORIGAMI RISK HOW TO#

Q4 is hectic and safety can get pushed to the side, so here is how to use Origami Risk! Hello fellow Target TMs, AP here, and while a large part of our job is theft and security a lot of it has to do with safety which is one of the things I care a lot about, I donвЂ™t wanna see coworkers get hurt unnecessarily.

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