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Mkille at 22:29, 27 April 2013

2013-04-27T22:29:48Z

Koopa: /* Questions? Look for people wearing red clips */

2008-10-31T21:54:56Z

Questions? Look for people wearing red clips

Koopa: /* Look for people wearing red clips */

2008-10-31T21:14:21Z

Look for people wearing red clips

Koopa: /* Follow the white-board */

2008-10-31T20:11:56Z

Follow the white-board

Koopa at 20:02, 31 October 2008

2008-10-31T20:02:28Z

Koopa: New page: =Look for people wearing red clips= Anyone wearing a red clip is a veteran in this area and knows where things are and what's going on. Please ask them questions.

Help yourself to too...

2008-10-31T19:58:43Z

New page: =Look for people wearing red clips= Anyone wearing a red clip is a veteran in this area and knows where things are and what's going on. Please ask them questions. <h1>Help yourself to too...

New page

=Look for people wearing red clips=
Anyone wearing a red clip is a veteran in this area and knows where things are and what's going on. Please ask them questions.

<h1>Help yourself to tools, gloves and goggles</h1>
These area located above the wall with the number "1" and "2" signs. The tools are hanging on magnets. There should be four different screwdrivers. Please rubber-band your tools together at the end of the shift and put them back. Rubber-bands are in a box next to the gloves and goggles.

=Only work on machines from the "Recycle" box=
Don't know where that it? Ask someone with a red clip.

=Follow the white-board=
The white-board explains basically how we take things apart and what we keep. To know where things go exactly, how they need to be sorted and cleaned up, please ask either a supervisor or someone wearing a red clip.

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 =Questions? Look for people wearing red clips=
-Anyone wearing a red clip is a veteran in this area and knows where things are and what's going on. Please ask them questions. Please ask us all lots of questions.
+Anyone wearing a red clip is a veteran in this area and knows where things are and what's going on. Watch them. Please ask them questions. Please ask us all lots of questions.
 Please keep in mind that if you're asking a technical question about something unrelated to printers, if may be more effective for us to interrupt you and ask a clarifying question or to change the subject all-together. We use this method because we find it ultimately answers questions more quickly, effectively and is better for everyone's sanity. Please don't be put off or offended by it. We are not the internet, but we're trying our best to help.

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 Don't know where that it? Ask someone with a red clip.
-=Follow the white-board=
+=Follow the white-board over the scrap box=
-The white-board explains basically how we take things apart and what we keep. To know where things go exactly, how they need to be sorted and cleaned up, please ask either a supervisor or someone wearing a red clip.
+The white-board, the one over the "Scrap" box next to the number "3" sign, explains basically how we take things apart and what we keep. To know where things go exactly, how they need to be sorted and cleaned up, please ask either a supervisor or someone wearing a red clip.
 =Help clean up=
 At about 15 minutes until the end of the shift, please throw the printer you're working on back in the "Recycle" box. Small metal, plastic and wire scaps can be swept up and put in a cardboard box that is reserved for miscellaneous stuff. That way we don't dump small stuff into the scrap box.

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	The white-board explains basically how we take things apart and what we keep. To know where things go exactly, how they need to be sorted and cleaned up, please ask either a supervisor or someone wearing a red clip.		The white-board explains basically how we take things apart and what we keep. To know where things go exactly, how they need to be sorted and cleaned up, please ask either a supervisor or someone wearing a red clip.
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		+	=Help clean up=
		+	At about 15 minutes until the end of the shift, please throw the printer you're working on back in the "Recycle" box. Small metal, plastic and wire scaps can be swept up and put in a cardboard box that is reserved for miscellaneous stuff. That way we don't dump small stuff into the scrap box.