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Tool Certification
In order to use the tools in the Robotics Workshop, we require that each student goes through a tool workshop led by a mentor to teach them how to safely use our tools. During the session, we will go through all the basic tools you might be expected to use during the year and how to use them properly and safely:
- Measuring Tape, Calipers, etc.
- Drills & Drill Bits
- Circular Saw
- Jig Saw
- Chop Saw
- Workshop Materials Storage
- Note: This list is incomplete and may be altered.
To become certified, talk to a mentor to find out when the next time you can go through the tool workshop. At the beginning and end of the year is a great time to get certified, but workshops will also be offered during the year.
Once you’ve gotten through the workshop (usually about 45 – 60 minutes), a mentor will place a sticker on your student ID card and initial it to verify that you’ve completed the certification process.
After you’re certified you must present your old student ID badge with certification sticker in place at the beginning of the year to gain the certification sticker for the following year. You will also be briefed on the new tools and safety procedures that you might not have learned yet.
In order to use the tools in our workshop, you must be tool certified. Using power tools in our workshop without being certified will result in removal from the workshop.
You also must be tool certified if you wish to be considered for the following positions:
- Head of Build
- Pit Master or Pit Mechanic
- Project Lead for any project relating to a build-oriented project
Getting Started Guides:
Student
Mentor
Technical Resources:
Mechanical
Controls
Strategy
Fundraising
Team Policy:
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Attendance/Workshop Hours