Performance criteria

• Accurate interpretation of terminology
• Recognition of the importance of having relevant information pertaining to safe tire installation
• Recognition of the importance of having relevant information pertaining to safe tire installation

Tasks

• Read information on tires (size, load index, speed rating and type of construction).
• Consult charts to determine the recommended tire pressure for different vehicles.
• Consult charts to determine the correct wheel nut torque.
• Consult manufacturers' guides.
• Obtain information on the tire pressure monitoring system.
• Consult the supervisor.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Compliance with work instructions
• Proper application of work techniques
• Safe driving of vehicle

Tasks

• Enter the vehicle into the garage and place it on the lift or assist the customer in entering the vehicle into the garage.
• Retrieve tires for the customer’s vehicle, or ensure that the technical specifications of the chosen tires are appropriate for the vehicle and comply with the customer’s request.
• Inspect the customer’s tires for signs of wear, tears, leaks, etc., and notify the supervisor as needed.
• Verify if the vehicle is equipped with standard or styled wheels.
• Verify whether the vehicle is equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system.
• Activate the lift system.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Compliance with work instructions
• Observance of the procedure for the tire pressure monitoring system, if applicable
• staying within the limits of the occupation
• Proper application of work techniques
• Proper use of tools and equipment

Tasks

• Remove the hubcaps.
• Mark the tires to identify them when changed.
• Loosen the tire nuts.
• Take a small amount of air out of the tires.
• Take out the nuts.
• Remove the wheels from the axles.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Compliance with work instructions
• Proper application of work techniques
• Proper use of tools and equipment
• Meticulous work

Tasks

• Place the tires on the apparatus for removing tire rims.
• Take the air out of the tires.
• Activate the tire removal equipment.
• Remove the weights.
• Clean the rims to remove rust and any other debris.
• Grease the rims.
• Replace any valves showing signs of weakness or wear and tear.
• Put the tire back on the rim.
• Inflate tires with air or nitrogen.
• Ensure that there are no air leaks.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Compliance with work instructions
• Observance of the procedure for the tire pressure monitoring system, if applicable
• staying within the limits of the occupation
• Proper application of work techniques
• Proper use of tools and equipment
• Meticulous work

Tasks

• Place tires on the balancer and insert the centering cone or centering adapter.
• Calibrate the equipment according to wheel size.
• Activate the equipment.
• Read information on wheel weight size and placement.
• Install new wheel weights (standard or stick-on).

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Compliance with work instructions
• Observance of the procedure for the tire pressure monitoring system, if applicable
• staying within the limits of the occupation
• Compliance with bolt tightening order
• Proper application of work techniques
• Proper use of tools and equipment
• Compliance with permutation specifications
• Meticulous work
• Concern for customer safety and satisfaction

Tasks

• Make sure that the contact surface of the wheel and hub are free of calcium deposits.
• Install the wheels on the axles, paying attention to the tire change marks.
• Position the nuts.
• Apply oil.
• Tighten the nuts with the correct torque.
• Put back the hubcaps.
• Reset the tire pressure monitoring system or have the supervisor do it.
• Verify the quality of the work.
• Verify the wear and tear on the uninstalled tires and assess whether they are in good condition for the next winter or summer season.
• Have the supervisor verify the work.
• Put the uninstalled tires in plastic bags and place them in the trunk of the vehicle or send them off to be stored.
• Fill out the work sheet: customer’s contact information, tire size and make, tread depth, information on general condition of tires, etc.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Compliance with work instructions
• Proper application of work techniques
• Proper use of tools and equipment
• Meticulous work
• Concern for customer safety and satisfaction

Tasks

• Repair tire perforations.
• Sand the perforated area.
• Apply an adhesive mix.
• Airtightly seal the tire using a rubber patch.
• Verify the airtightness of the tire.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Observance of hygiene and cleanliness rules
• Observance of rules with respect to hazardous materials
• Compliance with work instructions
• Proper application of work techniques
• Proper use of materials-handling equipment
• Concern for the safety of people and goods
• Careful handling of products

Tasks

• Choose the materials-handling equipment in accordance with the form and weight of the products.
• Check the condition of the materials-handling equipment.
• Lift boxes, bags, materials or any other cumbersome items and place them on the equipment.
• Move products.
• Place the products in the designated locations.
• Detect any problems and notify the person in charge.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Observance of hygiene and cleanliness rules
• Observance of rules with respect to hazardous materials
• Compliance with quality standards
• Compliance with work instructions
• Compliance with company policies
• Proper application of work techniques
• Accurate data
• Careful handling of merchandise

Tasks

• Receive instructions from the person in charge about the delivery schedule and types of merchandise (food products, dry goods, animals, materials, hazardous materials, etc.).
• Welcome the driver of the delivery vehicle.
• Read over the delivery documents: check the delivery location, date and time.
• Sign the shipping receipt.
• Notify quality control so they can come and check the raw materials.
• Cross-check the delivered merchandise against the ordered merchandise (type of merchandise, quantity, etc.).
• Check the condition of the merchandise: do a visual inspection of the packaging or boxes, open a container, count the items, etc.
• Apply the prescribed procedure if merchandise is damaged or does not comply.
• Use an optical scanner to record the entry of the merchandise.
• Fill out the administrative forms and send them to the department concerned or to the designated person.
• Detect any problems and notify the person in charge.

Performance criteria

• Compliance with occupational health and safety rules
• Observance of environmental laws and regulations
• Proper use of equipment and cleaning products
• Compliance with the stocking or storage plan
• Order and cleanliness

Tasks

• Clean and put away tools and equipment.
• Put away materials.
• Dispose of recyclable materials.
• Pick up debris.
• Sweep floors.
• Sweep or remove snow from entrances, vehicles, etc.
• Empty garbage cans.