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Re: Shop Maintainance
When I was on 1293, we had the Small Closet Method of Area Maintenance. In essence, you get a small closet that belongs to the team, and a larger work space that doesn't. In this way, everything has to fit back in the closet at the end of each meeting. It tends to keep things tidy and accessible during meetings.
As for making sure that tools are put back in their proper space, I remember a trick from assisting the theater counselors at camp: take a sharpie and a piece of paper (or maybe something more durable) and trace around each item that belongs on that paper. If you see an outline, that means a prop (or, in our case, tool) is missing (or sometimes, in their case, on stage).
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2004-2006: FRC 1293 (D5 Robotics) - Student, Mentor, Coach
2007-2009: FRC 1618 (Capital Robotics) - Mentor, Coach
2009-2013: FRC 2815 (Los Pollos Locos) - Mentor, Coach - Palmetto '09, Peachtree '11, Palmetto '11, Palmetto '12
2010: FRC 1398 (Keenan Robo-Raiders) - Mentor - Palmetto '10
2014-2016: FRC 4901 (Garnet Squadron) - Co-Founder and Head Bot Coach - Orlando '14, SCRIW '16
2017-: FRC 5402 (Iron Kings) - Mentor
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It is not for any other team to say what is beyond a person's or a team's capabilities. That's why they have mentors :-) - preussrobotics [more] 
16-12-2007, 21:47
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