Aisle Stack n. PRODUCT or CASES of PRODUCT STACKED free-standing in the aisle, typically placed on a diagonal in front of it's usual SPOT on the SHELF with a GOOSE-NECK SIGN HOLDER . —v. To make such a STACK.
NOTE: Grocery may occasionally have Aisle Stacks and other DISPLAYS in various other DEPARTMENTS; for instance, garbanzo beans in Produce near salad greens, stuffing mixes in Meats, and so on.
Alarm n. 1. A device for producing an audible and/or visible signal that something is potentially amiss:
Did you reset the door alarms?2. The signal produced by such a device. See ARMED.
NOTE: Naturally, any alarm that sounds needs to be immediately investigated. For instanced, there's certainly the potential of the usual fire alarms in case of fire, but there are also freezer alarms in case of problems maintaining proper freezer temperatures, and perimeter door alarms to signal unauthorized entry or exit, or to signal unauthorized use of devices like trash compactors, etc. Always alert the appropriate DEPARTMENT MANAGER and/or M.O.D. to what's going on right away and follow their instructions.
Armed adj. A perimeter door or device ALARM in it's
onor enabled state. That is, the ALARM is set to shriek both locally and at the main panel in the control room if any attempt is made to open the associated door or access panel without using the KEY—on the ALARM first, and then on the door:
Don't open that—it's still armed.See ALARM.
NOTE: Door ALARMS show no visible lights or other indicators when Armed, because Armed is their normal state—the way they're supposed to be. However, a small red light beside the ALARM'S activation KEY slot turns on when the ALARM is dis-armed, or turned off.
Now, at first it may seem backward that a red light means
In this case,
So a red light really still means
Now, at first it may seem backward that a red light means
go,as in,
it's safe to go through this door,and no light at all means
stop—don't—at least until you pause to consider whom that little red light is warning about what.
In this case,
Whois whomever is responsible for the door—which certainly includes you. However, that responsibility primarily falls on the DEPARTMENT MANAGER and/or the M.O.D.
Whatis the risk of uninvited guests and/or theft or SHRINK.
So a red light really still means
Stop!but the rest of the sentence is,
...Don't forget to turn this ALARM back on again!
Asset Tracking Worksheet n. An unofficial BILL OF LADING worksheet; i.e., the paper form on one of the clipboards in RECEIVING where you write down anything and everything—such as BALES, PALLETS, MILK CRATES, etc.—that you've put onto the TRUCK. Also SHEET:
Don't forget to put that on the sheet!