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eTools Home : Poultry Safety and Health Topic Page | Viewing / Printing Instructions | Credits Warehousing Once the chicken is packed in its shipping container, it is moved from the processing floor. Options are moving to a truck for immediate shipment or placement in a warehouse for storage. Lifting and moving heavy loads using awkward body postures is common practice. This operation includes the following tasks: Task 1: Fork Lift/Pallet Jack Operators: Moves loaded pallets around worksite and onto trucks. Task 2: Freezer/Cooler Worker: Manually loads/unloads boxes of frozen product on warehouse shelves. Sanitation | Receiving and Killing | Evisceration | Cutting & Deboning | Packout | Warehousing | Follow-Up Plant-Wide Hazards | Standards & Compliance | Other Resources | Glossary | User Guide eTools Home : Poultry Safety and Health Topic Page | Viewing / Printing Instructions | Credits

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