Shop Leads
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Revision as of 17:56, 17 June 2016
Shop Leads oversee the Artisan's Asylum shops and shared areas.
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General Shop Lead Responsibilities
Shop Leads are responsible for ensuring that the following take place, though they may rely on volunteers and instructors to do so. Through presence both in the shop and digitally in the community, leads will set the standard for shop behavior.
Safety
Create an environment in the shop that supports our membership agreement policies of individual safety, shared safely, and tolerance of feedback. Current shop safety policy: http://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php/Shop_Safety_and_Etiquette
Office Hours
Schedule a sufficient number of hours during which a designated person is available to answer questions and provide testing on machines. The person holding the hours should be in the shop and available during these times to work with drop-in needs.
Asset Management
Maintain an accurate list of the inventory of the shop including both machinery and consumables. The wiki should reflect the location, picture, serial number and other identifying information on major tools.
Testing and training
Provide up-to-date testing rubrics for all machines in the shop. Coordinate with the Education Manager to ensure that classes are provided to develop all needed skills. Work to train enough members as testers that new but experienced users can get up to speed.
Maintenance & Upkeep
Identify routine maintenance tasks for equipment and track when last performed. Document how maintenance should be performed. Monitor status of equipment and report any issues. Manage a schedule of cleaning tasks. Ensure appropriate cleaning tools and supplies are available to shop users and ‘should look like this’ documentation created.
Planning
Work with the community to describe a vision for the future of the shop as finance allows and equipment and facilities come available. May include coordination of purchasing for/with the Facilities Manager.
Education
Work with the Education Manager to ensure there are classes to teach all the tools in the shop. Work with instructors to manage impact of classes on shop availability and to track what tools need to be available for classes.
General Awesomeness
Shop leads set an example by adhering to all shop policies, Artisan’s Asylum policies and helping others in the shop whenever possible. Rather than receiving special privilege or advantage leads aspire to be the super-maker version of themselves!
Current Shop Leads
| Shop | Leads | Testers (Unscheduled) |
|---|---|---|
| A3V | Shawn Faherty | |
| Bike Shop/SCUL | H4ckw0r+h | |
| DigiFab | Brian Johnson | Miles Donovan |
| E&R | Andrew Anselmo, Jacob LaRocca | Michael Beach, Michael Beach |
| Fiber Arts | Bron Heap-Senhouse | John Houghton |
| Glass | Bob Pflugfelder | Dominique Custeau |
| Jewelry | Karen Christians | Karen Burke |
| Machine Shop | Ben Macalister | Damian Ward, Danaan Metge |
| Metal Casting | Mark Brownawell | Karen Burke, Ben Macalister |
| MPR1 | Christopher Templeman | |
| MPR2, CNC Alley | John Houghton | Josh Beckman (ShopBot), Juanma Alvarez(Plasma), Doug Ruuska(Multicam) |
| Metal Shop | Fred Manke, Juanma Alvarez | Skunk (TIG) |
| Print Shop | Jade Harley | |
| Prop Shop | Jacob LaRocca, Tam SP | |
| Meeting Room | Andrew Anselmo | |
| Ventilated Room | Andrew Hatzung | |
| Woodworking | Andrew Hatzung, Matthew P Thomas (+Wood Guild) | Simon Chase, Michael Goulde, Sal Mancini, Jimmie Rodgers |
