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Volunteer Guide

Riverfront Community Pantry

Section

Intake, Sorting & Client Service Protocol

The pantry serves walk-in clients Tuesday–Saturday with peak demand on late afternoons. To 1 volunteer flow and reduce bottlenecks at the door, check in at the tablet kiosk, pick up your color badge (intake, sorting, floor), and move directly to your station by the posted shift time. Cold items must stay in the 2–4 °C range; use the insulated totes when restocking dairy and produce. Dry goods are shelved by date code (soonest expiring at eye level), and dented cans are set aside for supervisor review. Please keep aisles clear for carts and strollers, and store personal bags in the lockers near the break room. Client privacy is essential—discuss household details only at the intake desk and never in the waiting area.

Last month, we recorded long queues during ID checks, misplaced allergen labels, and frozen chicken thawing on the cart. 2, we have added a separate “quick scan” line for returning clients, printed standardized allergen cards for each category, and posted a cold-chain chart above the cooler. Handwashing is required before food handling and after each break. Demonstration tastings must use gloves and sample cups with lids; discard any leftovers at the end of the hour. Report shortages or damaged cartons to the shift lead via the whiteboard so replenishment can be logged.

New volunteers must complete the online orientation and sign the confidentiality pledge 3 their first shift. Closed-toe shoes are required; long hair should be tied back. Children under 14 may shadow a guardian in the sorting room only. 4

Operations Guide

Campus Makerspace

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Equipment Booking, Materials & Safety Briefings

The makerspace provides access to 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC routers, and electronics benches for academic projects. To 1 check-in and ensure everyone completes the required safety briefing, reserve machines in the Portal, arrive five minutes early, and scan your ID at the gate tablet. Closed-toe shoes and eye protection are mandatory; long sleeves must be secured before operating rotating tools. Only approved materials may be cut or printed—bring packaging or a data sheet if in doubt. Store backpacks in the cubbies and keep aisles clear; orange tape marks evacuation lanes. Print queues are first-in, first-out, and jobs that exceed the posted time cap must run after hours with a monitor present.

Last month, staff documented unsupervised laser tests, unlabelled resin bottles at the sinks, and two tripped breakers from daisy-chained adapters. 2, laser access now requires a brief quiz at the kiosk, spill kits have been installed beside the resin station, and power strips are limited to one per outlet. Food and open drinks are not allowed on any bench; water with lids may be kept on the side shelf. Use the scrap bin for test cuts and place off-cuts in the marked containers by material type.

Reservations may be cancelled with 3 24 hours’ notice so others can book the slot. Report cracked lenses, frayed cords, or ventilation alarms to the duty monitor immediately and pause work until cleared. Personal chemicals are prohibited unless pre-approved by the lab supervisor. 4

Safety Bulletin

City Beach Authority

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Flag System, Rip Currents & Drone Rules

Colored flags at each access point indicate surf and wildlife conditions. Green means calm with caution; yellow signals moderate surf; red warns of high surf and strong currents (water entry discouraged); double-red closes the water to the public; purple indicates stinging marine life. To 1 the system and reduce risky entries, read the conditions board on arrival, swim between the red-and-yellow patrol flags, and follow lifeguard directions at all times. Keep 50 meters from piers and jetties, and never dive into breaking waves. Inflatables are not safety devices, and children must remain within arm’s reach. Glass containers are prohibited on the sand.

If you are caught in a rip current, remain calm, float to conserve energy, signal with one arm, and swim parallel to shore until you are out of the pull. Over the holiday weekend, crews handled multiple assist calls and grounded several drones flown above crowds. 2, a siren-and-whistle chart has been posted at all towers, the roped swim zone has been expanded, and drone operations are limited to the North Lot launch box during posted hours. Board riders must yield to bathers; fishing and kite lines are not permitted inside the swim zone. AEDs are stationed at Towers 2 and 5, and a first-aid tent operates beside the Pavilion.

Sign up for text alerts about sudden weather changes and surf updates. Leave the beach 3 lightning or when a double-red flag is raised, and shelter in a hard-topped vehicle. Secure umbrellas below the wind threshold and pack out all trash. 4

Visitor Guide

City Art Museum

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Timed Entry, Lockers & Audio Guide Policy

The special exhibition uses timed tickets to manage gallery capacity and preserve a calm viewing experience. To 1 visitor flow and safeguard temperature-sensitive works, arrive during your 15-minute window, follow the floor arrows, and keep backpacks in front of you. Large bags, umbrellas, and coats must be placed in the coin lockers in the Lower Lobby; staff can provide garment covers for delicate items. Photography without flash is allowed in most spaces unless a “No Photo” icon appears. Food and uncovered drinks are not permitted beyond the café threshold.

Last month, attendants reported aisle congestion at the rotunda, several trip hazards from loose straps, and smudges on protective vitrines. 2, stanchions now guide the queue, microfiber cloths are available at gallery entrances for glasses and phone screens, and extra attendants will oversee the mezzanine stairs on weekends. Audio guides are offered in four languages and include transcripts for visitors who prefer to read along. Please keep voice levels low and use headphones while listening.

Timed tickets may be purchased online or at the Admissions Desk; same-day availability is limited. Reserve your audio guide 3 the museum app to pick it up quickly at the kiosk. If you feel unwell, postpone your visit; the museum will exchange your timed slot when contacted before the window opens. 4