[committee] Application to Door Group.

[Sam Moore]

Someone from the committee should have already told you, but in case 
they didn't: If you go to the next committee meeting on Thursday at 
12:00pm they should vote on this.

[SZM]




On 05/12/14 09:01, Grace Rosario wrote:
> I noticed that I didn't actually write down the numbers for security,
> here they are:
> Emergency: 6488 2222
> Non-emergency: 6488 3020
>
>
> Also, in regards to opening the door without the snack machine, another
> way to open the door would be to use the ssh system to dispense the
> door. There are consoles outside the room that can be used and are
> plugged into the system.
>
>
> On 5 December 2014 at 01:11, Grace Rosario <20483992 at student.uwa.edu.au
> <mailto:20483992 at student.uwa.edu.au>> wrote:
>
>     Hey.
>
>     So I found this quiz....
>     Here is my application.
>     Grace.
>
>     Why do you want to be on door?
>
>     So that I can open up the club room when I want to get in in the
>     morning.
>
>     So that there isn't that awkward moment when Blair might have to
>     kick everyone out so that he can go on a food run.
>
>     What difference will putting you on door make?
>
>     There will be more people on door at night when I'm there. *hurrah*
>
>     Where would you find door policy?
>
>     Here: https://www.ucc.asn.au/infobase/policies/door.ucc
>
>     Also, on the website, under the information and policies section.
>
>     Where would you find the "Door Note"?
>
>     Here: https://www.ucc.asn.au/infobase/policies/doornote.ucc
>
>     Also, right next to the policy.
>
>     Why do we have door members?
>
>     Door members are ambassadors of the club, it's not just about being
>     able to get in and out of the club room when you want. But also,
>     door members are about being able to get into the club room, and
>     being able to hold it open.
>
>     They are responsible for the room, making sure that stuff does not
>     get stolen, broken, or damaged. They are also supposed to make
>     everyone in the room feel welcome, and not bully people. (This is in
>     your notes for UCC Door Group People, but I don't really know if you
>     follow that correctly. By that statement, people like Andrew who
>     abuse people for playing Dota next to him wrong really shouldn't be
>     on door.... just saying).
>
>     What are the 3 key attributes of door members?
>
>     Responsibility, courtesy, honesty.
>
>     There's a fire in the machine room?
>
>     All members should be removed from the Club Room. There are fire
>     extinguishers located at the top door of Cameron Hall, although
>     safety procedures reccommend only trainded personnel operate those.
>     If possible, and safe, attempt to extinguish the fire, Be wary of
>     live electricity in the area that is on fire.
>
>     The Guild and University should be notified of this even as soon as
>     possible. Call security, see below, and the fire department (000).
>
>     Who should you contact with questions/concerns about the policy?
>
>     Contact any member of the committee, either by phoning the UCC on
>     (08) 6388 3901, or by mailing committee at ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au
>     <mailto:committee at ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au>
>
>     What is the coke machine code to unlock the door?
>
>     55
>
>     What is the number for UWA Security?
>
>     Emergency:
>
>     Non-emergency:
>
>     What time of night will security come around to kick you out if
>     Committee hasn't got a letter from the Guild permitting people to be
>     in Cameron Hall?
>
>     As long as you call security, and let them know that you are
>     planning on staying there for a time, they will let you stay as long
>     as you like (provided you’re supposed to be able to keep the room open).
>
>     How do you open the door without using the snack machine?
>
>     There is a key to the room, Mitch has it. Alternatively, you could
>     get into the room by axing the redacted.
>
>     Who has clubroom keys on their person and who is able to get the
>     *clubroom* key out from guild reception?
>
>     Mitch has a key. Also, there is a key at guild. Anyone can get the
>     key from guild, as long as they have a student card.
>
>     List all the things you need to check are done/locked before leaving
>     Cameron Hall.
>
>     Make sure all computers are logged off.
>
>     Make sure tool box is locked.
>
>     Make sure all lights are switched off.
>
>     Make sure the door is locked when you leave.
>
>     Make sure both entrances to Cameron Hall are closed.
>
>