Red Seal Parts Technician flashcards
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- Hierarchy of hazard controls
- Ranking of control measures from most to least effective: elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls and finally personal protective equipment.
- SDS Section 8
- The section of a safety data sheet covering exposure controls and personal protection, listing occupational exposure limits and the PPE required when handling the chemical.
- WHMIS 2015 supplier label
- Workplace label that must display the product identifier, hazard pictograms, signal word, hazard statements, precautionary statements and the supplier's identity.
- Class B fire
- A fire involving flammable or combustible liquids and gases. It is extinguished by smothering with foam, carbon dioxide or dry chemical, never with a water stream.
- Lockout/tagout verification
- After isolating and locking all energy sources, the worker confirms zero energy state by testing controls or metering before starting maintenance work.
- VIN position 10
- The model year code in a 17-character VIN: A is 2010 through K for 2019, then L 2020, M 2021, N 2022, P 2023, R 2024, S 2025.
- Superseded part number
- The replacement number an OEM assigns when a part is revised or discontinued. Stock and sell the latest number while keeping the old one cross-referenced.
- Left-hand side
- The side of the vehicle on the driver's left when seated facing forward. On a left-hand-drive vehicle this is the driver's side.
- M10 x 1.5
- Metric fastener callout meaning a 10 mm nominal thread diameter with 1.5 mm pitch, the distance between adjacent thread crests.
- Core charge
- A refundable deposit added to the price of a remanufactured part and credited back when the rebuildable old unit is returned in acceptable condition.
- Reorder point formula
- Average daily usage multiplied by lead time in days, plus safety stock. It is the stock level that triggers a replenishment order.
- Safety stock formula
- Maximum daily usage times maximum lead time, minus average daily usage times average lead time. The result buffers demand and supply variability.
- Inventory turnover ratio
- Cost of goods sold divided by average inventory value. A higher ratio indicates faster-moving stock and less capital tied up in inventory.
- Shrinkage percentage
- Book inventory value minus counted value, divided by book value, times one hundred. It captures loss from theft, damage, mis-picks and record error.
- ABC classification
- Ranking stock by annual dollar usage. A items are few but hold most of the value and are counted most often; B is moderate; C is counted least.
- Cycle count
- Counting a rotating subset of locations on a scheduled basis rather than shutting operations down for a full physical inventory count.
- FOB destination
- Shipping term where the seller pays the freight and keeps ownership and risk until the goods arrive at the buyer's location.
- Three-way match
- Control comparing the purchase order, the receiving report and the supplier invoice for agreement on quantity and price before the invoice is paid.
- 2/10 net 30
- Payment terms offering a two percent discount if the invoice is settled within ten days, otherwise the full amount is due in thirty days.
- RMA number
- Return merchandise authorization number issued by the supplier. Goods shipped back without one may be refused or may not be credited.
- Landed cost
- The full cost of purchased goods including invoice price, inbound freight, duty, brokerage and handling. Selling prices should be based on it.
- Bill of lading
- The carrier's contract and receipt listing the goods shipped. Signing it without noting shortage or damage can weaken a later claim.
- Concealed damage claim
- Damage discovered after delivery was signed for. It must be reported to the carrier promptly, with packaging retained, within the carrier's stated time limit.
- FIFO rotation
- Stock handling rule where the oldest received or earliest date-coded stock is picked and sold first, protecting shelf life and limiting obsolescence.
- Forklift load centre
- The horizontal distance from the fork face to the centre of gravity of the load. As this distance grows, the truck's safe rated capacity drops.
- Put-away
- Moving received goods from the dock to their assigned storage location and recording that bin location in the inventory system for later picking.
- Dangerous goods shipping document
- Paperwork required for hazardous shipments, showing the proper shipping name, UN number, hazard class, packing group and a 24-hour emergency contact.
- Gross margin percentage
- Selling price minus cost, divided by selling price, times one hundred. It shows the share of each sales dollar kept after the part cost.
- Markup percentage
- Selling price minus cost, divided by cost, times one hundred. Because the base is cost rather than price, it is always larger than margin percentage.
- Quotation validity period
- The date range during which a quoted price is honoured. After it expires, price, availability and lead time must be reconfirmed with the customer.
- Planogram
- A diagram mapping where each product sits on a fixture. It keeps displays consistent and places high-margin items at eye level.
- Core return credit
- The credit issued when a rebuildable old unit is returned. It offsets the core charge billed on the original sale of a remanufactured part.