What does Code 50 mean at Lowe's? (2024)

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What does Code 50 mean at Lowe's? ›

Code 50 at Lowe's means that more hands are required to assist in a given area. Code 50 is typically used when a large consignment has been received and handling the consignment at the loading bay requires assistance from non-occupied Lowe's employees.

Anytime you go to a Lowe's store, you'll probably hear someone announce a code 3, code 50, or code 75 over the intercom. All of these codes refer to employee directions, so there's no need for customers to be concerned.

A code 50 is called anytime something needs to be loaded up in a customer's vehicle.

A "Code Orange" signifies a chemical spill, a "Code Red" is a fire, a "Code Blue" is a bomb threat," "Code White" is an accident of some kind in the store and a "Code Green" is an active hostage situation. The only code where you probably shouldn't leave is a "Code Black," which indicates severe weather outside.

Code 3 at Lowe's means an area needs more staff.

It is often mentioned when a counter has more than three customers waiting for assistance. A cashier who needs more staff to assist with payments or support customers is the most likely employee to issue this code.

Code 50 at Lowe's means that more hands are required to assist in a given area. Code 50 is typically used when a large consignment has been received and handling the consignment at the loading bay requires assistance from non-occupied Lowe's employees.

"Attempting to detain, block or make physical contact with a customer by non LPS/LPM employees (e.g., pursuing a suspected shoplifter out of the store)" is a Class A Violation.

Employees who fail to show up or call in for three scheduled shifts in a row are terminated from Lowe's.

Contact The Work Number® at one of the following options (Lowe's employer code is 11116).

Lowe's associates are the driving force behind our success. We prioritize giving our associates a safe working environment, access to support services and fair compensation for their efforts.

What are employee codes? ›

An employee ID number code is a unique code assigned by employers to individual employees. This identification code can also simply be called an employee number, employee code, employee ID or any other similar term.

Utilizing security cameras is a standard practice, allowing for a comprehensive view of the store's interior. These cameras act as a deterrent against theft and provide valuable evidence in the event of a shoplifting charge at Lowe's incident.

E72. 03 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursem*nt purposes.

For example, 'Code 1' means there has been shoplifting, 'Code 10' implies a dry spill, and 'Code 20' indicates a wet spill. Similarly, Code 50 is to collect and bring back carts from the parking lot, and 'Code C' stands for customer assistance.