Bad Users
Remember, YOU can do this anytime a user is unruly or putting others at risk
What is 1) kick out users 2) ping MGMT/Drew
Call camp sec, close the shop, and immediately stop machining if the following happens (at least one right answer)
What is 1) major user injury 2) a fire 3) a dangerous situation
Even the wisest super-senior proctors aren't always sure what to do in every situation, so you ask these people to help out.
What is 1) fellow proctors! (ping on slack or email) 2) shop MGMT (we are here to help ^_^) 3) Drew Price, Machine Shop Manager (heck yeah)
A prof is trying to use the shop but doesn't really bother to read our important signs outside the shop (did they even take the quiz?). They egregiously break this bee as they walk into the shop.
What is be shop safe?
These are your rights as a machine shop proctor on duty and off duty.
What is 1) have say in who and who can't enter the shop 2) have your voice heard by ALL users 3) have a right to your own time in the shop
A user has been told once that AirPods are NOT allowed in the shop, yet they sneakingly have placed one in yet again. The proper response would be to (at least 2 actions)...
What is 1) Tell them to remove the AirPod 2) Remind them that it is unsafe to have it on 3) Threaten to kick them out if it happens again 4) Take the AirPod and put it in your mouth so they don't want to wear it again
Power's out again! Despite the darkness, your brilliance as a proctor shines through as you respond to the outage by (at least 1 right answer actions)...
What is 1) ask users to step back from the machines 2) ping MGMT/Drew about the situation 3) turn off all machines
Your former lover has come into the shop, and are being very disrespectful as you try to help them, as they can't let go how you broke their heart. Feeling uncomfortable, you talk to these people to help step in (at least 1 answer)
Who is 1) your shift buddy so they can help mitigate 2) MGMT/Drew to help step in and talk with the user
A seemingly innocuous user is trying to use the shop to work in the wood shop. They appear to be shop safe and have been swiped in, but they seem to reek of a certain "natural" drink and could be breaking this bee.
What is be sober?
Your clinic team/Mech Design team/dance team are trying to convince you to keep the shop open late due to everything being due tomorrow! But you've also got to worry about your E101/E175/WRIT001 finals to study for as your team(s) keep pressuring you, so you tell them the following
What is 1) "Back off Emily!" 2) tell them to ping shop-proctors-l
A user is NOT happy with their hammer head as it's looking for more like an ocarina, and is starting to take it out on other users' and YOU! As the zen proctor you are, you ask them to do this (at least 2 actions)
What is 1) step outside 2) remind them that it's ok to make mistakes, and you are here to help 3) remind them the shop is a privilege, and they will be kicked out of it they keep up this behavior
The stinkin' Makerspace is flooding again during your shift after 5 pm (business hours are over), so you and your shift buddy huddle up to do this (at least 1 action1)
A shop-safe user walks in, with noticeable red eyes and looking off into the distance a lot. You, as an experienced proctor, suspect something is up so you do the following (at least 1 action)...
What is 1) ask the user if they are stoned 2) ask the user to wait outside/not enter the shop 3) ping MGMT/Drew to come confront the user
Uh oh! A proctor is glued to their screen reading Sam's pupdates for the week and do not notice a loud screech by Lathe 4. If only they were following this crucial bee...
Someone on MGMT is going on a power trip and is snapping orders at both users and your shift partner. You can't bear to let tyranny ruin the shop, so you do the following to get them in check (while avoiding an uncomfortable confrontation)
A user keeps pestering you that "another proctor told me to do it like this" as you think they are about to make a mistake, so you insist on the doing this (at least one right answer).
What is 1) tell them to let you double-check their process 2) remind them it's your duty as a proctor
On a more serious note, Camp Sec has sent out a lockdown warning due to an incident near campus. You do the following in response (at least 1 right answer).
What is 1) close down the shops and turn off machines 2) evacuate users to the digital labs 3) turn off shop lights and stay hidden if not safe to leave
An orange-robed miscreant (Makerspace steward) is trying to enter the shop to help a friend out, even though they haven't checked in OR are shop safe. As the superior job on campus, you tell the steward the following.
What is 1) please swipe into the shop when you enter 2) all users have to be shop safe in the shop 3) have you even taken the quiz bro?
4) go back to where you came from
An ambitious frosh is trying to work in the shop and start a CNC project. They walk into the shop (shop safe), but have no idea about this bee as you try to swipe them in.
What is be shop certified?
Your prof for a certain engineering class marches into the shop and wants to use the wood shop, but did not bother to get shop safe and doesn't seem to be in our system (and no, it's not due to a "new system"). Even though you may feel uncertain on how to control this user, you proceed by doing this (at least one right answer)
What is 1) ping MGMT/Drew to come talk with the prof 2) screw your grade, tell the user to step outside as it's YOUR space and YOUR right to keep the shop safe
Not a bad user, they're just struggling with their hammer and are becoming very frustrated:(
As their hero in a dirty yellow apron, you do these things to help them out.
What is 1) reassure them it's alright!!!! 2) grab a demo piece to walk them through the process 3) ask them to take a breather
The wood shop's been quiet for a while...you go to check out what's going on. And OMG!, two users (who are here with us) are breaking this rule in the wood closet?
What is be no PDA?
Your shift buddy isn't really being a buddy at the moment, as they keep offering conflicting advice to users that you think isn't right. It's starting to get a bit heated, so you do the following to let cooler heads prevail.
What is 1) remind yourself, every proctor has a different way to help users 2) review the material together and talk it out 3) ask MGMT/Drew/trusted proctor to come resolve the problem