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=== 1. Safety First === | === 1. Safety First === | ||
| − | Safety First is the rule we hold highest of the three. This rule applies to both the safety of you as well as others | + | Safety First is the rule we hold highest of the three. This rule applies to both the safety of you as well as others. |
Keeping yourself safe in the Finishing Room is very important, as there are possibilities for accidents if you don't follow the safety guidelines. <br> | Keeping yourself safe in the Finishing Room is very important, as there are possibilities for accidents if you don't follow the safety guidelines. <br> | ||
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The following rules must be followed at all times. | The following rules must be followed at all times. | ||
*Safety glasses must be worn at all times. | *Safety glasses must be worn at all times. | ||
| + | *Ear protection must be worn when the exhaust system is on. | ||
*Read the label of any paints or chemicals in use and understand what you are doing. | *Read the label of any paints or chemicals in use and understand what you are doing. | ||
*No horseplay in the room. | *No horseplay in the room. | ||
*Don’t do anything distracting to yourself or others while working in the room. | *Don’t do anything distracting to yourself or others while working in the room. | ||
| − | * | + | *No open toed shoes. |
| − | * | + | *Hair will not extend below the collar. |
*Food or drink is not allowed in the Finishing Room. | *Food or drink is not allowed in the Finishing Room. | ||
| − | *Do not attempt to operate equipment | + | *Do not attempt to operate equipment without being certified by the Ace or other Maker Hub personnel. |
*Do not argue with volunteers or shop staff. Contact Justin Johnson if you have issues that need to be resolved. | *Do not argue with volunteers or shop staff. Contact Justin Johnson if you have issues that need to be resolved. | ||
*You should have a buddy in the shop if you are using the room. | *You should have a buddy in the shop if you are using the room. | ||
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=== 2. Reset the Space === | === 2. Reset the Space === | ||
| − | The Finishing Room has a specific organization to it. Put | + | The Finishing Room has a specific organization to it. Put anything you use back where it belongs. There is a place for everything and everything has a place. This rule applies to everything in the space. If you use a tool, put it back. If you use a pen, put it back. Do not leave your projects in the room unless you have made prior arrangements. Throw away your trash and recycling. |
| − | Now, we understand that sometimes you need to leave projects out. Maybe you are in the middle of a large project and the paint needs to dry overnight. In cases like this, it is okay, but you NEED to make prior arrangements | + | Now, we understand that sometimes you need to leave projects out. Maybe you are in the middle of a large project and the paint needs to dry overnight. In cases like this, it is okay, but you NEED to make prior arrangements with Nick or Justin. |
| − | Please put | + | Please put the equipment back the way you found it. The compressed air line should be coiled up neatly. |
Always put any unused materials back on the storage shelf, and throw away unusable scrap. | Always put any unused materials back on the storage shelf, and throw away unusable scrap. | ||
| − | Pick up | + | Pick up any used paint cans or rags. |
Make sure to shut off the lights and room ventilation before leaving. | Make sure to shut off the lights and room ventilation before leaving. | ||
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=== 3. Be Professional === | === 3. Be Professional === | ||
| − | This commandment has two sides to it. It covers the idea of acting like professional (which Webster’s defines as “exhibiting a courteous, conscientious, and generally businesslike manner in the workplace”). The term also describes the standards of education and training that prepare members of the profession with the particular knowledge and skills necessary to perform their specific role within that profession. Hopefully, you are learning both of these as part of your education at George Fox University. In the | + | This commandment has two sides to it. It covers the idea of acting like professional (which Webster’s defines as “exhibiting a courteous, conscientious, and generally businesslike manner in the workplace”). The term also describes the standards of education and training that prepare members of the profession with the particular knowledge and skills necessary to perform their specific role within that profession. Hopefully, you are learning both of these as part of your education at George Fox University. In the Finishing Room we expect you to develop as a courteous, conscientious, and skilled craftsman, understanding the tools and equipment in the Maker Hub and how to use them effectively. |
| − | Being a professional has some obvious ramifications in terms of behavior. First, be Christlike. Think of others better than | + | Being a professional has some obvious ramifications in terms of behavior. First, be Christlike. Think of others as better than yourself. Share. If you have been occupying the Finishing Room for a while and someone else is waiting to use the space, let them use it for a while. This is being a professional. |
| − | If you are learning to paint or sand, and you can't get something to work the way you want - ASK SOMEONE! Learn! Become a professional. Learn the craft. This is an educational space. You might think it will be | + | If you are learning to paint or sand, and you can't get something to work the way you want - ASK SOMEONE! Learn! Become a professional. Learn the craft. This is an educational space. You might think it will be quicker for you to just get it done “your” way and not learn how to do something correctly. Be a Professional and learn the proper way, and then be available to teach others. |
| − | One very important, and likely difficult part of being a professional is | + | One very important, and likely difficult, part of being a professional is correcting others when they are not being professional. It is your responsibility to speak up when you see somebody doing something inappropriate. If you see somebody doing something unsafe the Christlike way to care for them is to let them know they're not safe. This is one of many ways to love our neighbor. If someone is not resetting the space or being unprofessional, the professional thing to do is to remind them of the three commandments and ask them politely to correct their actions. This is OUR space, not any individual's. As a group, we expect everyone in the space to keep the space safe, clean, and operable for everyone. |
| − | If someone acts | + | If someone acts unprofessionally in the Finishing Room, you are welcome to bring the issue to Justin or Nick's attention. |
==General Finishing Room Knowledge== | ==General Finishing Room Knowledge== | ||
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* Make sure you read the label of any paints or chemicals you are working with and understand the dangers. | * Make sure you read the label of any paints or chemicals you are working with and understand the dangers. | ||
* Make sure the fan is turned on and moving air. | * Make sure the fan is turned on and moving air. | ||
| − | * When you sand it creates dust that may be hazardous to | + | * When you sand it creates dust that may be hazardous to breathe. |
* When painting make sure you are not breathing paint vapors. | * When painting make sure you are not breathing paint vapors. | ||
Revision as of 16:11, 2 February 2023
The Finishing Room is a well ventilated room that is a great place for dirty work, painting, staining, sanding, using epoxy, etc.
The current Aces of the Finishing Room are Needed (Makerhub@georgefox.edu).
Schedule
This room is available during Machine Shop hours.
Equipment Overview
The room is supplied with compressed air. All painting should be done with a rattle can unless otherwise approved.
Equipment by Icon
If any paint equipment is added to the room it will be shown here.
3 commandments
1. Safety First
Safety First is the rule we hold highest of the three. This rule applies to both the safety of you as well as others.
Keeping yourself safe in the Finishing Room is very important, as there are possibilities for accidents if you don't follow the safety guidelines.
The following rules must be followed at all times.
- Safety glasses must be worn at all times.
- Ear protection must be worn when the exhaust system is on.
- Read the label of any paints or chemicals in use and understand what you are doing.
- No horseplay in the room.
- Don’t do anything distracting to yourself or others while working in the room.
- No open toed shoes.
- Hair will not extend below the collar.
- Food or drink is not allowed in the Finishing Room.
- Do not attempt to operate equipment without being certified by the Ace or other Maker Hub personnel.
- Do not argue with volunteers or shop staff. Contact Justin Johnson if you have issues that need to be resolved.
- You should have a buddy in the shop if you are using the room.
- Reset the space. A clean space is a safer space.
- If you see a safety violation inform the person immediately and encourage them to comply with the policies.
- Don’t do anything that would require an additional rule to be added to this list.
2. Reset the Space
The Finishing Room has a specific organization to it. Put anything you use back where it belongs. There is a place for everything and everything has a place. This rule applies to everything in the space. If you use a tool, put it back. If you use a pen, put it back. Do not leave your projects in the room unless you have made prior arrangements. Throw away your trash and recycling.
Now, we understand that sometimes you need to leave projects out. Maybe you are in the middle of a large project and the paint needs to dry overnight. In cases like this, it is okay, but you NEED to make prior arrangements with Nick or Justin.
Please put the equipment back the way you found it. The compressed air line should be coiled up neatly. Always put any unused materials back on the storage shelf, and throw away unusable scrap.
Pick up any used paint cans or rags.
Make sure to shut off the lights and room ventilation before leaving.
Always leave the space better than you found it.
3. Be Professional
This commandment has two sides to it. It covers the idea of acting like professional (which Webster’s defines as “exhibiting a courteous, conscientious, and generally businesslike manner in the workplace”). The term also describes the standards of education and training that prepare members of the profession with the particular knowledge and skills necessary to perform their specific role within that profession. Hopefully, you are learning both of these as part of your education at George Fox University. In the Finishing Room we expect you to develop as a courteous, conscientious, and skilled craftsman, understanding the tools and equipment in the Maker Hub and how to use them effectively.
Being a professional has some obvious ramifications in terms of behavior. First, be Christlike. Think of others as better than yourself. Share. If you have been occupying the Finishing Room for a while and someone else is waiting to use the space, let them use it for a while. This is being a professional.
If you are learning to paint or sand, and you can't get something to work the way you want - ASK SOMEONE! Learn! Become a professional. Learn the craft. This is an educational space. You might think it will be quicker for you to just get it done “your” way and not learn how to do something correctly. Be a Professional and learn the proper way, and then be available to teach others.
One very important, and likely difficult, part of being a professional is correcting others when they are not being professional. It is your responsibility to speak up when you see somebody doing something inappropriate. If you see somebody doing something unsafe the Christlike way to care for them is to let them know they're not safe. This is one of many ways to love our neighbor. If someone is not resetting the space or being unprofessional, the professional thing to do is to remind them of the three commandments and ask them politely to correct their actions. This is OUR space, not any individual's. As a group, we expect everyone in the space to keep the space safe, clean, and operable for everyone.
If someone acts unprofessionally in the Finishing Room, you are welcome to bring the issue to Justin or Nick's attention.
General Finishing Room Knowledge
The finishing room serves multiple functions. It can be used to paint in, sand and stain as well as other uses.
These are a few things to keep in mind when using the Finishing Room.
- Make sure you read the label of any paints or chemicals you are working with and understand the dangers.
- Make sure the fan is turned on and moving air.
- When you sand it creates dust that may be hazardous to breathe.
- When painting make sure you are not breathing paint vapors.
Certification
Before using the Finishing Room, you will need to take the general lab quiz. The Canvas quiz for this facility is coming soon.