Updated by @brendon_hatcher - 04/05/2023 to the version 9 presentation.
All actions can be done by people who have formally become laser inductors.
I would prefer that no-one else induct laser users, and you wouldn’t have admin rights to the various groups and tasks anyway.
If you want to become a laser inductor, please contact @brendon_hatcher
Context
- Groups of 9 people
- Run by 2 people - presenter in the clean room, facilitator at the laser
- Induction is for Ruby, with a standard cut and engrave done by all participants (no personal projects)
Setup
- Laser prepped as per Laser induction practicalLaser induction practical.docx (15.7 KB)
- Laptop in the clean room, logged into Ruby remotely using an administrator username and password (ask Brendon for this if you don’t have one)
- Laptop with presentation and video (YouTube)
Laser Induction.pptx (7.5 MB) - Projector and screen
- Sign in sheet populated with date and discourse usernames of attendees (without the @sign) - Laser induction attendance.docx (13.1 KB)
Welcome
- As each person enters the room, they are invited to set up their Ruby account and make a note of their password.
- Note their attendance and note their Ruby setup on the attendance list
- Note any people who need to do the practical early
Presentation
Run through the presentation and videos
The videos are linked in the presentation.
Play the first 2 for the maintenance section.
Play the last one for the laser focus section.
Sound is not great, so just mute and talk over.
Practical
As per Laser induction practical.
Update the attendance list to indicate completion.
Afterwards
Apply for Tool Control for each attendee who passes the induction.
Add them to the Laser User Group and the Ruby User Group.