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--- members:guestguide [2022/02/22 17:06] – created aidanrtaylor
+++ members:guestguide [2025/04/10 19:58] (current) – change member to subscriber gareth
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 ====== Guests and Children Guide ======
-Guests are welcome in the Makerspace, however they remain the direct responsibility of the member who brought them and must not use any equipment that requires induction.
+Guests are welcome in the Makerspace, however they remain the direct responsibility of the subscriber who brought them and must not use any equipment that requires induction.
   * Do not leave your guests unattended in the Makerspace.
   * Explain all relevant Makerspace rules to your guests.
-  * If you see someone’s guest being unsafe or using induction-protected equipment, challenge them and report the incident to the Trustees.
+  * If you see someone’s guest being unsafe or using induction-protected equipment, challenge them and report the incident to the Committee.
-  * Do not let people into the Makerspace if you don’t know them, or if you not sure if they are a member. If you let a non-member in, they become your guest and you are responsible for them!
+  * Do not let people into the Makerspace if you don’t know them, or if you not sure if they are a subscriber. If you let a non-subscriber in, they become your guest and you are responsible for them!
-  * Memberships are not transferable or sharable between people.
+  * Subscriptions are not transferable or sharable between people.
 ===== Children =====
-Children (under 18s) are welcome in the Makerspace as guests of members, but they cannot join as members until they turn 18, and must be closely monitored at all times by the member who brought them.
+Children (under 18s) are welcome in the Makerspace as guests of subscribers, but they cannot join as subscribers until they turn 18, and must be closely monitored at all times by the subscriber who brought them.
 If you bring a child to the Makerspace as a guest, be aware of the following:
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 You must very closely visually supervise your guest children at all times when in Rooms 2 and 3.
 Children must never use power tools or machinery.
-You must remove your guest children immediately from the room, if another member feels there are tasks underway that make the environment unsuitable for children, or if they feel the child’s behaviour is inherently unsuitable for the environment.
+You must remove your guest children immediately from the room, if another subscribeer feels there are tasks underway that make the environment unsuitable for children, or if they feel the child’s behaviour is inherently unsuitable for the environment.
 ===== Pets =====
-Pets are not allowed under the Reuse Centre rules. Support or assistance animals are allowed.
+Pets are not allowed under the Reuse Centre rules. Support / assistance animals such as guide dogs are allowed.
 ===== Open Sessions =====
-Events open to non-members can be held at the Makerspace provided:
+Events open to non-subscribers can be held at the Makerspace provided:
-The event is led by the Makerspace members who remain responsible for the non-member attendees throughout.
+The event is led by the Makerspace subscriber who remain responsible for the non-subscriber attendees throughout.
-The membership is informed at least 14 days in advance.
+All subscribers are informed at least 14 days in advance.
-Non-members do not use induction-protected equipment.
+Non-subscribers do not use induction-protected equipment.
-The relevant Makerspace Rules and housekeeping information are read aloud to all non-member attendants at the start of the event.
+The relevant Makerspace Rules and housekeeping information are read aloud to all non-subscriber attendants at the start of the event.
 It does not clash with another organised event.
-The members organising the event take reasonable steps to ensure the event doesn’t excessively impact other members regular use of the space or equipment.
+The subscriber organising the event take reasonable steps to ensure the event doesn’t excessively impact other subscribers regular use of the space or equipment.