Context
- Groups of 9 people (usual induction is just 3) - we could start using this process for all inductions
- 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 PC on
- Laptop in the clean room, logged into Ruby remotely using the director username and password
- Printed instructions for adding user accounts
- Paper and pen for noting passwords
- Laptop with presentation and video
- Projector and screen
- Sign in sheet
Welcome
- As each person enters the room, they are invited to set up their Ruby account and make a note of their password.
- Add their name and Discourse username onto the sign-in sheet
- Note any people who need to do the practical early
Presentation
- Run through the presentation
- Show the video
Job setup (have to test the logistics of this)
- Login to Ruby on the 9 laptops using individual accounts
- Import the SVG
- Set the parameters (colour, material settings)
- Queue job
Practical
- Remove the 3 components and inspect them
- Simulate cleaning
- Login to Ruby
- Open job in queue
- Cut and engrave
- Mark the induction as complete
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