This document provides guidance on efficiently and safely stacking and palletizing televisions for electronic recycling. It emphasizes the importance of proper lifting techniques, safety gear, and packaging to prevent damage during transportation. Additionally, it offers tips on organizing different sizes of TVs and ensuring stability when creating pallets.

1. OMG What am I going to do !!

2. Don’t get Frustrated Let ALL GREEN ELECTRONIC RECYCLING HELP YOU!Tools of the TradeGogglesGlovesSteel Toe Boots PalletShrink wrap

3. A Solution to palletize for all size TV’S BIG TV’SSmall TV’STO

4. BIG

5. MEDIUM

6. SMALLI commonly refer the small TV’s as the Cherry’s as they are the last to go on the pallet“cherry on top”

7. Always remember screen out faces out when stacking TV’sConsole units like this get placed on the pallet on UPSIDE DOWN because the top is usually flat and the bottom usually has wheels or wooden feet.

8. The wheels or feet cause the TV to shift on the pallet and fall through the wooden slits.

9. Stacking UPSIDE Down provides a flat surface and a stable beginning to your palletPut Large TV’s on the Bottom of the pallet SCREEN OUT

10. Now Shrink Wrap the TV’s together and begin building your next levelFIRST LEVEL

11. When Lifting TV’s or Monitors always ask for help for Large Units to avoid injury! Safety FirstWRONG WAY OF LIFTINGRIGHT WAY OF LIFTINGLIFT with your LEGS NOT your BACKOH MY aching back!

12. ASK FOR HELP if you need it!SCREEN OUT

13. Shrink Wrap lightly so your second level so it does not fall.

14. REPEAT the same stacking procedure that you followed for the SECOND level and Shrink wrap it

15. Top of PalletFOURTH LEVEL is for the small TV’s, easy to handle and lift. “THE CHERRIES ON” TOPShrink wrap top level and wrap whole pallet once more to “tie all the levels together”