Volunteer Manual - Revision history

AlexN at 20:11, 4 October 2023

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	~~This page is no longer maintained as~~ the Volunteer ~~Manual~~.		Below are links to the Volunteer Manuals.

	~~Please instead see the manual on google docs at the link below.~~

	~~<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/15mpvdlusLNodWIVeW3LOz0Q22AAwcm7-1PTc3QTH8V8/edit?usp=sharing >>>Weekly Volunteer Manual<<<]</big>~~

	<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/~~13NNvj0H4iElHpaE1uqGDdW79id5jN19fgNNBtJcKALg~~/edit?usp=sharing >>>Volunteer Shop Manager Manual~~<<<~~]</big>		<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/15mpvdlusLNodWIVeW3LOz0Q22AAwcm7-1PTc3QTH8V8/edit?usp=sharing Weekly Volunteer Manual]</big>


			<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/13NNvj0H4iElHpaE1uqGDdW79id5jN19fgNNBtJcKALg/edit?usp=sharing Volunteer Shop Manager Manual]</big>

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2023-10-04T20:10:33Z

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	This page is no longer maintained as the Volunteer Manual~~. Please instead see the manual on google docs at the link below~~.		This page is no longer maintained as the Volunteer Manual.

	<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/~~1CyADn5Ud6G2x1dKEg~~-~~8__7eTU4xoLRDVZIp03-VegfI~~/edit?usp=sharing >>>Volunteer Manual<<<]</big>		Please instead see the manual on google docs at the link below.

			<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/15mpvdlusLNodWIVeW3LOz0Q22AAwcm7-1PTc3QTH8V8/edit?usp=sharing >>>Weekly Volunteer Manual<<<]</big>

			<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/13NNvj0H4iElHpaE1uqGDdW79id5jN19fgNNBtJcKALg/edit?usp=sharing >>>Volunteer Shop Manager Manual<<<]</big>

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2023-09-19T21:56:05Z

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	~~Refer to this~~ manual ~~for opening/closing procedures, regular volunteer shift duties, how to manage signups and money, and other things volunteers should be aware of~~.		This page is no longer maintained as the Volunteer Manual. Please instead see the manual on google docs at the link below.

	~~==General Operations==~~		<big>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CyADn5Ud6G2x1dKEg-8__7eTU4xoLRDVZIp03-VegfI/edit?usp=sharing >>>Volunteer Manual<<<]</big>
	~~Getting started:~~
	To join the volunteer program, you need to talk to the general manager and find out what times are available to volunteer and what is involved. Then you will be asked to sign a Volunteer Agreement and go through a simple training session to get you acquainted with your duties.

	~~'''Resources:'''~~

	~~[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1TDentXjrGZUFBYMDVYaUNKXzA Volunteer Folder on Google Drive]~~

	[https://docs.google.com/~~spreadsheets~~/d/~~1zO7MCE8Oc3sKGwuG-P_O36GRl9CGnqgUpYaAQHD-uXQ/edit#gid=0 Volunteer Contact List] ''(requires authorization to view)''~~

	~~===Opening the shop===~~
	~~For opening the space for business during regular hours, take the following steps:~~
	*When first entering, unlock the door to the Classroom.
	*Put your name card on the “Watching The Shop” board in the office
	*Turn on the lights to the Classroom and Wood Shop.
	*Clean up and wipe the tables and counters in the Classroom.
	*Walk through the shops and check if any spaces or equipment need cleaning.


	~~===Closing the shop===~~
	~~How to close up the shop, assuming nobody is around. If someone is around, check in with them and ask what they are using, and help them turn off anything else.~~
	*'''Close the valve on the air compressor''' (turn from parallel to perpendicular). The air compressor is behind the woodshop, near the main breaker panel.
	*'''Check the valves of all gas containers''' and make sure they are closed (oxygen, acetylene, propane, and various pressurized gasses are stored in the metal shop and/or auto bay. "Righty tighty" will close the spigot-style valve on these tanks). Tanks must not be left free standing, and always secured with rope or chain
	*'''Turn off the lights''' in every shop, including in the warehouse area.
	*'''Check and lock all doors''', including garage bay doors. There are 5 garage doors and 3 regular doors to lock.
	*Check all thermostats, ensure they are set to 40. There are gas heaters in the common room, wood shop, and warehouse space.
	*'''Check for any potential safety hazards''', such as equipment left plugged in/powered on, improperly stored materials, obstructed egress, etc.
	*Lock the Classroom door.

	~~===New Members===~~
	If someone comes in asking about signing up for a membership, answer any questions they may have to the best of your knowledge. If they are ready to sign up, you can two different means of signing them up. You can go to the '''website's membership page and sign them up''', or if they prefer to do it at home '''give them the card to sign up online'''.

	~~For the current sign-up process, please see the [[New Member]] page and guide any potential new members through it.~~

	~~===Transactions===~~
	Transactions are primarily handled through our website. If they would like to look at our options, use one of the computers at the shop to guide them to our Membership or Storage pages and explain what is available.

	If someone would like to pay with cash or check, we have a cash box and associated log sheet. This requires having permission from the Manager to access the cash box. When it comes to anything cash-related, make a record on the petty cash sheet, noting who it was, for how much, and for what. Follow the format that is on the sheet as closely as possible and include as much detail as the space on the form permits. We need accurate details for record-keeping.

	For credit or debit cards we have a small POS setup with a smartphone and a PaypalHere bluetooth reader. This requires permission from the Manager to log in to the device. Note that Membership payments done through this are not recurring, so if someone wants to be set up on a continuous membership they will have to go through our website.

	~~===Tours===~~
	~~When someone comes into the shop and wants to check the place out, here are some guidelines on what to show them and talk to them about. There’s a lot!~~
	~~Tours typically begin in the Classroom or Office.~~
	~~Describe our available tools and resources in each shop. Mention a few highlights that people are generally interested in (3D Printer, Plasma cutter, machining tools)~~
	* Electronics Lab: 3D Printers, soldering irons, microcontrollers, CAD computer
	* Classroom: Open work space, projector, locker storage
	* Wood Shop: Table saw, band saw, jointer, planer, belt sander. Consumables like glue.
	* Metal/Machine Shop: MIG and TIG welders, safety helmets and gloves, plasma cutter, bridgeport milling machine, lathe, precise measuring tools,
	* Auto Shop: Auto lift, TIG welder, Bicycle bench,

	~~Here is some general info that you should make sure visitors know before leaving.~~
	*Membership options and rates - [http://www.portcitymakerspace.com/membership/membership-types/ Membership page on main site]
	*Project storage options - [http://www.portcitymakerspace.com/membership/project-~~storage/ Project Storage page on main site]~~
	*Classes and public events coming up - ~~[http://portcitymakerspace.eventbrite.com/ Classes and Events on Eventbrite]~~

	~~==Volunteer Tasks==~~
	~~A list of general and specific tasks to do on a volunteer shift.~~
	~~For the most up-to-date list, see the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y08wxZDaRSb_MT6VBPgi-zvaqumVtk7RMZfCjBbDFPk~~/edit?usp=sharing Volunteer ~~Task List~~] ~~on google sheets.~~

	~~'''Any day tasks:'''~~
	*Give tours and info about the makerspace to new-comers.
	*Answer phone calls and providing accurate info, writing down notes, refer to website
	*Organize tools, materials, and resources in the shops.
	*Sweep and Vacuum a shop
	*Clean and dust off tables, chairs, shelves, and equipment.
	*Empty a full trash can and replace with an empty bag. Trash goes in the gray rolling bin by the fence outside. New bags are above the sink in the Wood Shop.
	*Every Sunday: Take all trash and recycling out to the curb.
	~~'''Occasional Tasks:'''~~
	*Winter outdoor cleaning: shoveling, ice-breaking, salting.
	*Spring/~~Summer outdoor cleaning: gardening, weed-whacking, mowing.~~
	*Sweep and mop the floor in one of the shops. Best time to do it is a quiet day.
	*Brush and vacuum the walls in the woodshop.
	~~'''Skilled Tasks:'''~~
	*Social media posts about makerspace events, member features, project photos.
	*Repair equipment. Please consult the manager or shop manager before doing.
	*Help with a construction/deconstruction project.
	*Manage and organize a shop improvement project.

	~~[[Category: Volunteer]]~~

AlexN at 19:58, 6 July 2023

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	Refer to this manual for opening/closing procedures, regular volunteer shift duties, how to manage signups and money, and other things volunteers should be aware of.		Refer to this manual for opening/closing procedures, regular volunteer shift duties, how to manage signups and money, and other things volunteers should be aware of.

	~~Written by: Alex Nunn~~
	~~Last updated: August 15, 2017~~

	==General Operations==		==General Operations==

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	~~'''Volunteer Manual'''~~

	Refer to this manual for opening/closing procedures, regular volunteer shift duties, how to manage signups and money, and other things volunteers should be aware of.		Refer to this manual for opening/closing procedures, regular volunteer shift duties, how to manage signups and money, and other things volunteers should be aware of.

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	Last updated: August 15, 2017		Last updated: August 15, 2017

	=General Operations=		==General Operations==
	Getting started:		Getting started:
	To join the volunteer program, you need to talk to the general manager and find out what times are available to volunteer and what is involved. Then you will be asked to sign a Volunteer Agreement and go through a simple training session to get you acquainted with your duties.		To join the volunteer program, you need to talk to the general manager and find out what times are available to volunteer and what is involved. Then you will be asked to sign a Volunteer Agreement and go through a simple training session to get you acquainted with your duties.
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	[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zO7MCE8Oc3sKGwuG-P_O36GRl9CGnqgUpYaAQHD-uXQ/edit#gid=0 Volunteer Contact List] ''(requires authorization to view)''		[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zO7MCE8Oc3sKGwuG-P_O36GRl9CGnqgUpYaAQHD-uXQ/edit#gid=0 Volunteer Contact List] ''(requires authorization to view)''

	==Opening the shop==		===Opening the shop===
	For opening the space for business during regular hours, take the following steps:		For opening the space for business during regular hours, take the following steps:
	*When first entering, unlock the door to the Classroom.		*When first entering, unlock the door to the Classroom.
	*Put your name card on the “Watching The Shop” board in the office		*Put your name card on the “Watching The Shop” board in the office
	*Turn on the lights to the Classroom and Wood Shop.		*Turn on the lights to the Classroom and Wood Shop.
	*Clean up and wipe the tables and counters in the ~~main shops, organize any tools left out~~.		*Clean up and wipe the tables and counters in the Classroom.
	*~~Go around~~ the ~~space~~ and check ~~on the~~ equipment~~, clean anything that needs it~~.		*Walk through the shops and check if any spaces or equipment need cleaning.


	==Closing the shop==		===Closing the shop===
	How to close up the shop, assuming nobody is around. If someone is around, check in with them and ask what they are using, and help them turn off anything else.		How to close up the shop, assuming nobody is around. If someone is around, check in with them and ask what they are using, and help them turn off anything else.
	*'''Close the valve on the air compressor''' (turn from parallel to perpendicular). The air compressor is behind the woodshop, near the main breaker panel.		*'''Close the valve on the air compressor''' (turn from parallel to perpendicular). The air compressor is behind the woodshop, near the main breaker panel.
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	*Lock the Classroom door.		*Lock the Classroom door.

	==New Members==		===New Members===
	If someone comes in asking about signing up for a membership, answer any questions they may have to the best of your knowledge. If they are ready to sign up, you can two different means of signing them up. You can go to the '''website's membership page and sign them up''', or if they prefer to do it at home '''give them the card to sign up online'''.		If someone comes in asking about signing up for a membership, answer any questions they may have to the best of your knowledge. If they are ready to sign up, you can two different means of signing them up. You can go to the '''website's membership page and sign them up''', or if they prefer to do it at home '''give them the card to sign up online'''.

	For the current sign-up process, please see the [[New Member]] page and guide any potential new members through it.		For the current sign-up process, please see the [[New Member]] page and guide any potential new members through it.

	==Transactions==		===Transactions===
	Transactions are primarily handled through our website. If they would like to look at our options, use one of the computers at the shop to guide them to our Membership or Storage pages and explain what is available.		Transactions are primarily handled through our website. If they would like to look at our options, use one of the computers at the shop to guide them to our Membership or Storage pages and explain what is available.

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	For credit or debit cards we have a small POS setup with a smartphone and a PaypalHere bluetooth reader. This requires permission from the Manager to log in to the device. Note that Membership payments done through this are not recurring, so if someone wants to be set up on a continuous membership they will have to go through our website.		For credit or debit cards we have a small POS setup with a smartphone and a PaypalHere bluetooth reader. This requires permission from the Manager to log in to the device. Note that Membership payments done through this are not recurring, so if someone wants to be set up on a continuous membership they will have to go through our website.

	==Tours==		===Tours===
	When someone comes into the shop and wants to check the place out, here are some guidelines on what to show them and talk to them about. There’s a lot!		When someone comes into the shop and wants to check the place out, here are some guidelines on what to show them and talk to them about. There’s a lot!
	Tours typically begin in the Classroom or Office.		Tours typically begin in the Classroom or Office.
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	*Classes and public events coming up - [http://portcitymakerspace.eventbrite.com/ Classes and Events on Eventbrite]		*Classes and public events coming up - [http://portcitymakerspace.eventbrite.com/ Classes and Events on Eventbrite]

	=Volunteer Tasks=		==Volunteer Tasks==
	A list of general and specific tasks to do on a volunteer shift.		A list of general and specific tasks to do on a volunteer shift.
	For the most up-to-date list, see the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y08wxZDaRSb_MT6VBPgi-zvaqumVtk7RMZfCjBbDFPk/edit?usp=sharing Volunteer Task List] on google sheets.		For the most up-to-date list, see the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y08wxZDaRSb_MT6VBPgi-zvaqumVtk7RMZfCjBbDFPk/edit?usp=sharing Volunteer Task List] on google sheets.
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	*Give tours and info about the makerspace to new-comers.		*Give tours and info about the makerspace to new-comers.
	*Answer phone calls and providing accurate info, writing down notes, refer to website		*Answer phone calls and providing accurate info, writing down notes, refer to website
	*Organize tools, materials, and ~~untidy areas~~		*Organize tools, materials, and resources in the shops.
	*Sweep and Vacuum ~~[Electronics Lab, Classroom, Woodshop, Metal Shop, Auto Bay, Warehouse]~~		*Sweep and Vacuum a shop
	*Clean tables, chairs, shelves, and ~~anything that has dust/dirt on it.~~		*Clean and dust off tables, chairs, shelves, and equipment.
	*Use the [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhTCz7EjAB6Z2J9YTLE2VOu6anZ7x7yLvrOMuqy6bZDs45jg/viewform Volunteer Log] after doing something.		*Empty a full trash can and replace with an empty bag. Trash goes in the gray rolling bin by the fence outside. New bags are above the sink in the Wood Shop.
	*Empty a full trash can and replace with an empty bag. Trash goes ~~outside~~ by the ~~red chimney~~. New bags are ~~near~~ the ~~bathroom~~.
	*Every Sunday: Take all trash and recycling out to the curb.		*Every Sunday: Take all trash and recycling out to the curb.
	'''Occasional Tasks:'''		'''Occasional Tasks:'''
	*Update whiteboard calendars. Done at the beginning of the month.
	*Winter outdoor cleaning: shoveling, ice-breaking, salting.		*Winter outdoor cleaning: shoveling, ice-breaking, salting.
	*Spring/Summer outdoor cleaning: gardening, weed-whacking, mowing.		*Spring/Summer outdoor cleaning: gardening, weed-whacking, mowing.

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	==Opening the shop==		==Opening the shop==
	~~If you are~~ opening the ~~shop~~ for ~~your shift~~, take ~~these~~ steps ~~to get the shop ready for members.~~		For opening the space for business during regular hours, take the following steps:
	*~~Unplug the front door’s magnetic lock for~~ the door ~~(orange cord going~~ to the ~~power strip under the table)~~		*When first entering, unlock the door to the Classroom.
	*Put the open flag out on the wall-mounted holder outside the front door.		*Put your name card on the “Watching The Shop” board in the office
	*Put your name card on the ~~Watching~~ The ~~Shop~~ board in the office		*Turn on the lights to the Classroom and Wood Shop.
	*Turn on the lights in the main ~~rooms~~		*Clean up and wipe the tables and counters in the main shops, organize any tools left out.
	*~~Unlock~~ the ~~door in~~ the ~~classroom~~		*Go around the space and check on the equipment, clean anything that needs it.


	==Closing the shop==		==Closing the shop==
			How to close up the shop, assuming nobody is around. If someone is around, check in with them and ask what they are using, and help them turn off anything else.
	*'''Close the valve on the air compressor''' (turn from parallel to perpendicular). The air compressor is behind the woodshop, near the main breaker panel.		*'''Close the valve on the air compressor''' (turn from parallel to perpendicular). The air compressor is behind the woodshop, near the main breaker panel.
	*'''Check the valves of all gas containers''' and make sure they are closed (oxygen, acetylene, propane, and various pressurized gasses are stored in the metal shop and/or auto bay. "Righty tighty" will close the spigot-style valve on these tanks). Tanks must not be left free standing, and always secured with rope or chain		*'''Check the valves of all gas containers''' and make sure they are closed (oxygen, acetylene, propane, and various pressurized gasses are stored in the metal shop and/or auto bay. "Righty tighty" will close the spigot-style valve on these tanks). Tanks must not be left free standing, and always secured with rope or chain
	*'''Turn off the lights''' in every shop, including in the warehouse area ~~(there is a switch near the main breaker panel, and generally a series of lights that are powered by a surge protector, mounted to the lolly column nearest the auto bay)~~		*'''Turn off the lights''' in every shop, including in the warehouse area.
	*'''Check and lock all doors''', including garage bay doors. There are 5 garage doors and 3 regular doors to lock.		*'''Check and lock all doors''', including garage bay doors. There are 5 garage doors and 3 regular doors to lock.
	*Check ~~to '''~~ensure ~~all heaters~~ are ~~off'''~~. There are gas heaters in the common room, wood shop, and warehouse space.		*Check all thermostats, ensure they are set to 40. There are gas heaters in the common room, wood shop, and warehouse space.
	*'''Check for any potential safety hazards''', such as equipment left plugged in/powered on, improperly stored materials, obstructed egress, etc.		*'''Check for any potential safety hazards''', such as equipment left plugged in/powered on, improperly stored materials, obstructed egress, etc.
	*~~'''Plug in~~ the ~~front door’s magnetic lock''', an orange extension cord near the front~~ door.		*Lock the Classroom door.
	*Bring in the open flag by the front door

	==New Members==		==New Members==
	If someone comes in asking about signing up for a membership, answer any questions they may have to the best of your knowledge. If they are ready to sign up, you can two different means of signing them up. You can go to the '''website's membership page and sign them up''', or if they prefer to do it at home '''give them the card to sign up online'''.		If someone comes in asking about signing up for a membership, answer any questions they may have to the best of your knowledge. If they are ready to sign up, you can two different means of signing them up. You can go to the '''website's membership page and sign them up''', or if they prefer to do it at home '''give them the card to sign up online'''.

	~~'''Safety Waivers''' - Everyone who uses~~ the ~~facility must~~ sign ~~one of these. This includes class attendees.~~		For the current sign-up process, please see the [[New Member]] page and guide any potential new members through it.

	~~'''Minor Waivers''' are for anyone under 18 who is observing work in~~ the ~~shop or using the facility in a limited capacity with supervision from an adult. These must be signed by a parent or guardian. No minor can use a power tool in our shop without strict supervision.~~

	~~'''Auto Lift Waivers''' are specifically for use of the Auto Lift~~ and ~~only during the scheduled Auto Lift Safety Checkouts~~.

	==Transactions==		==Transactions==
	~~Primarily most transactions can be~~ handled ~~by directing people to~~ our website ~~on one of our computers~~. If they would like to look at our options, guide them to our Membership or Storage pages and explain what is available.		Transactions are primarily handled through our website. If they would like to look at our options, use one of the computers at the shop to guide them to our Membership or Storage pages and explain what is available.

	If someone would like to pay with cash or check, we have a cash box and associated log sheet. When it comes to anything cash-related, make a record on the petty cash sheet, noting who it was, for how much, and for what. Follow the format that is on the sheet as closely as possible and include as much detail as the space on the form permits. We need accurate details for record-keeping.		If someone would like to pay with cash or check, we have a cash box and associated log sheet. This requires having permission from the Manager to access the cash box. When it comes to anything cash-related, make a record on the petty cash sheet, noting who it was, for how much, and for what. Follow the format that is on the sheet as closely as possible and include as much detail as the space on the form permits. We need accurate details for record-keeping.

	For credit or debit cards we have a ~~tablet on the main desk~~ with ~~Square installed on it. You can access payments for our regular membership, storage,~~ and ~~merchandise items through it~~. ~~For things like classes, it is possible~~ to ~~use it for that too, but you must be sure~~ to ~~either add in the notes of the transaction what class it is for and who is paying, or you can handwrite a note and leave it with~~ the ~~cash box~~. Note that Membership payments done through this are not recurring, so if someone wants to be set up on a continuous membership they will have to go through our website.		For credit or debit cards we have a small POS setup with a smartphone and a PaypalHere bluetooth reader. This requires permission from the Manager to log in to the device. Note that Membership payments done through this are not recurring, so if someone wants to be set up on a continuous membership they will have to go through our website.

	==Tours==		==Tours==
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	* Metal/Machine Shop: MIG and TIG welders, safety helmets and gloves, plasma cutter, bridgeport milling machine, lathe, precise measuring tools,		* Metal/Machine Shop: MIG and TIG welders, safety helmets and gloves, plasma cutter, bridgeport milling machine, lathe, precise measuring tools,
	* Auto Shop: Auto lift, TIG welder, Bicycle bench,		* Auto Shop: Auto lift, TIG welder, Bicycle bench,

	Here is some general info that you should make sure visitors know before leaving.		Here is some general info that you should make sure visitors know before leaving.
	Membership:		*Membership options and rates - [http://www.portcitymakerspace.com/membership/membership-types/ Membership page on main site]
	* Port City Maker is $50/~~month, access during open hours~~		*Project storage options - [http://www.portcitymakerspace.com/membership/project-storage/ Project Storage page on main site]
	* Maker’s Guild is $80/~~month~~. ~~24hr access, RFID badge~~		*Classes and public events coming up - [http://portcitymakerspace.eventbrite.com/ Classes and Events on Eventbrite]
	* ~~They can sign up here or at home by using~~ [http://www.~~portcitmakerspace~~.com ~~our website]~~
	* They
	~~Storage Options:~~
	* Locker is $15/~~month, about 1 cubic foot, ideal for keeping private bits, materials, hand tools~~
	* Rolling Bench is $40/~~month. 2 feet by 4 feet by 3 feet tall, holds a lot,~~ on ~~wheels~~
	* Shelf Section is $15 for 2ft by 4ft by 18in
	* ~~Floor Space is $2.00 per square foot~~
	Classes:
	* We have regular Intro classes: Wood Shop, Machine Shop, Welding, and ~~Soldering~~
	* We have free events: ~~Open Hack Nights every Friday night, Member Meetings~~
	* We have had a variety of events in the past: Dyeing Workshop, Solar power workshop, Ring Enameling, Harvest Fest, Tool Swap...

	=Volunteer Tasks=		=Volunteer Tasks=
	A list of general and specific tasks to do on a volunteer shift		A list of general and specific tasks to do on a volunteer shift.
			For the most up-to-date list, see the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y08wxZDaRSb_MT6VBPgi-zvaqumVtk7RMZfCjBbDFPk/edit?usp=sharing Volunteer Task List] on google sheets.

	'''Any day tasks:'''		'''Any day tasks:'''

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	*Help with a construction/deconstruction project.		*Help with a construction/deconstruction project.
	*Manage and organize a shop improvement project.		*Manage and organize a shop improvement project.

			[[Category: Volunteer]]

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	To join the volunteer program, you need to talk to the general manager and find out what times are available to volunteer and what is involved. Then you will be asked to sign a Volunteer Agreement and go through a simple training session to get you acquainted with your duties.		To join the volunteer program, you need to talk to the general manager and find out what times are available to volunteer and what is involved. Then you will be asked to sign a Volunteer Agreement and go through a simple training session to get you acquainted with your duties.

	Resources:		'''Resources:'''

	[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1TDentXjrGZUFBYMDVYaUNKXzA Volunteer Folder on Google Drive]		[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1TDentXjrGZUFBYMDVYaUNKXzA Volunteer Folder on Google Drive]

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	[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1TDentXjrGZUFBYMDVYaUNKXzA Volunteer Folder on Google Drive]		[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1TDentXjrGZUFBYMDVYaUNKXzA Volunteer Folder on Google Drive]

	[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zO7MCE8Oc3sKGwuG-P_O36GRl9CGnqgUpYaAQHD-uXQ/edit#gid=0 Volunteer Contact List]		[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zO7MCE8Oc3sKGwuG-P_O36GRl9CGnqgUpYaAQHD-uXQ/edit#gid=0 Volunteer Contact List] ''(requires authorization to view)''

	==Opening the shop==		==Opening the shop==

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Tours

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	* Maker’s Guild is $80/month. 24hr access, RFID badge		* Maker’s Guild is $80/month. 24hr access, RFID badge
	* They can sign up here or at home by using [http://www.portcitmakerspace.com our website]		* They can sign up here or at home by using [http://www.portcitmakerspace.com our website]
			* They
	Storage Options:		Storage Options:
	* Locker is $15/month, about 1 cubic foot, ideal for keeping private bits, materials, hand tools		* Locker is $15/month, about 1 cubic foot, ideal for keeping private bits, materials, hand tools
	* Rolling Bench is $40/month. 2 feet by 4 feet by 3 feet tall, holds a lot, on wheels		* Rolling Bench is $40/month. 2 feet by 4 feet by 3 feet tall, holds a lot, on wheels
	* Shelf Section is $15 for 2ft by 4ft by 18in		* Shelf Section is $15 for 2ft by 4ft by 18in
	* Floor Space is $1.50 per square foot		* Floor Space is $2.00 per square foot
	Classes:		Classes:
	* We have regular Intro classes: Wood Shop, Machine Shop, Welding, and Soldering		* We have regular Intro classes: Wood Shop, Machine Shop, Welding, and Soldering
	* We have free events: ~~TOOOL meet ups, Hacker~~ Nights, Member Meetings		* We have free events: Open Hack Nights every Friday night, Member Meetings
	* We have had a variety of events in the past: Dyeing Workshop, Solar power workshop, Ring Enameling, Harvest Fest, Tool ~~Swap…~~.		* We have had a variety of events in the past: Dyeing Workshop, Solar power workshop, Ring Enameling, Harvest Fest, Tool Swap...

	=Volunteer Tasks=		=Volunteer Tasks=