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Revision as of 23:11, 5 July 2012

For members with 24/7 access, employees, etc.

ie: no one is on shift. Then you are responsible for The Shop. If there is more than one member down at the shop, this does not excuse you from your responsibilities:

Everything listed above
Lock up: Make sure back upstairs door, back downstairs door, front downstairs door, front upstairs door are locked
Lights off: if you are the last to leave
Electronics Workbench off (see orange power strip)
Walk through: Make sure you are the last to leave, and any people remaining are keyed members
1. If you are unsure about someone's status, ask them to demonstrate their ability to unlock downstairs front door for you

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 ==If we are open to the public==
-* someone is on shift at the front desk), your responsibilities are:
+* ie: someone is on shift at the front desk), your responsibilities are:
 # Keep the place safe & legal
 # Clean up your mess
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 # Help others keep the place safe & legal
-If we are not open the public, then '''you''' are responsible for The Shop. If there is more than one member down at the shop, this '''does not''' excuse you from your responsibilities:
+===If we are not open the public===
+* ie: no one is on shift. Then '''you''' are responsible for The Shop. If there is more than one member down at the shop, this '''does not''' excuse you from your responsibilities:
-Here are a list of things you need to make sure happen when you are leaving the shop:
+# Everything listed above
-#
+# Lock up: Make sure back upstairs door, back downstairs door, front downstairs door, front upstairs door are locked
+# Lights off: if you are the last to leave
+# Electronics Workbench off (see orange power strip)
+# Walk through: Make sure you are the last to leave, and any people remaining are '''keyed''' members
+## If you are unsure about someone's status, ask them to demonstrate their ability to unlock downstairs front door for you