Orientation Handout
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Goal
Create a short, 1-2 page sheet New Member Orientation Handout with information new members need to be productive.
Previous Material
- New Member Orientation
- This is the current orientation page
- New Member Preview
- Created by Dave S.
- 00:00 - Introduction
- 00:48 - Topics
- 01:23 - Access
- 08:11 - Safety
- 11:15 - Community
- 19:08 - Rules 2
- 1:54 - Public Meetings
- 22:46 - Digital Resources
- 24:23 - Certification Tools
- 25:28 - Member Storage Space, Parking Passes & Violations, Purgatory
- 28:00 - Leadership, bylaws, finances, voting, etc.
- 30:00 - Payments
- 30:52 - Wardens
- 31:24 - Reporting Broken Items
- 32:06 - Shutting down HIVE13
- 32:22 - Running a business at HIVE13
- 33:49 - Misc
- 35:00 - Closure
- 35:35 - end
Topics for handout
We should probably add a sub-heading for each of the following topics
Organize into
- Your First Day
- How to access the space
- Safety
- Public Meetings
- Digital Resources - SLACK, wiki, G-suite (get a hive13 email.
- Tools that require certification
- Member storage space, parking passes & violations, purgatory
- Your First Month
- Community - Get to know other Hive13 members
- Get certified on some tools
- Explore the Hive13 SLACK channels- Get involved with things that interest you
- Volunteer to help maintain Hive13 - Nothing gets done without our members volunteer help.
- Take out the trash. Clean something. Fix something.
- Your First Six Months
- Teach a Class - Share your skills
- Volunteer to lead a Project
FAQ
- Rules
- Leadership, bylaws, finances, voting, committees
- Payments
- Wardens
- Reporting broken items
- Shutting down the Hive when you are the last one out
- Running a business at Hive13
Running your business at Hive13
- In general, Hive13 has no objection to you running a business that leverages Hive13 resources.
- However, there are few recommendations for those Hive13 members who choose to do so.
- Be an Excellent Member of the Community – Be a Maker, Not a Taker.
- Clean up after yourself. Leave the workspace in better condition than you found it.
- Avoid hogging equipment. Let other members playthrough if possible or give a realistic estimation of when you'll be done and try to honor that time.
- Choose inactive times a day to do your work.
- Don't use up Hive13 consumables. Please consider replenishing anything that you use. If you use it a lot, please provide it for yourself.
- Offer Hive13, members the ability to get in on large material orders and to get good prices and share shipping costs.
- Equipment breaks. As a person who uses Hive13 as a business, please be the first to raise your hand to help Fix the equipment. Equipment remains broken for a while. Be careful making a business plan based on volunteer-maintained equipment.
- Your looming deadline does not constitute an emergency for Hive13 members, so please plan your time accordingly.
- Do not abuse open work areas or the member storage and parking pass system. Consider renting your own studio space from 2701 SG and just using Hive13 equipment.
- Don't compromise Hive13’s outstanding relationship with our landlord.
- In summary, be extra excellent and everything will go smoothly.