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, 19:46, 26 February 2013Created page with ''''Febuary 26, 2013''' Items that were ordered today: 10- glass vials with lids (to test fibers). From Central Stores Warehours 4 - caliper and micrometer sets. From global…'
'''Febuary 26, 2013'''
Items that were ordered today:
10- glass vials with lids (to test fibers). From Central Stores Warehours
4 - caliper and micrometer sets. From globalindustrial.com
10- corrugated cardboard sheets (42''x42''). From globalindustrial.com
1 - universal register box w/flanges (12x12x8''). From homedepot.com
3 each of - 100 ft. black, red, and blue 22awg solid wire. From digikey.com
A Google Calendar has been made called "Microscope Construction Schedule." It contains the entire planned schedule for the construction of the tagger microscope. It is color coded so that grad students tasks appear in green, undergrad students appear blue, the tech is yellow, and anything needing machining is grey. In this way, I am able to see what jobs need to be worked on that day and can delegate tasks based on the grad/student/tech label and the days/times that students will be in the lab. I feel that this organization will help me immensely when it comes to planning this enormous task.
Another thing that I worked on this week was a spreadsheet to track the training of students as they work in our lab. The Chemical Health and Safety Training and the Collaborative Institutional Training are on the list, as well as each of the work stations in the lab. When a person is competent at a task they will be considered "trained" and the date this occurs will go by their names. In this way, we can keep track of what stations students may be best suited to work on when they come in for a day of work
Items that were ordered today:
10- glass vials with lids (to test fibers). From Central Stores Warehours
4 - caliper and micrometer sets. From globalindustrial.com
10- corrugated cardboard sheets (42''x42''). From globalindustrial.com
1 - universal register box w/flanges (12x12x8''). From homedepot.com
3 each of - 100 ft. black, red, and blue 22awg solid wire. From digikey.com
A Google Calendar has been made called "Microscope Construction Schedule." It contains the entire planned schedule for the construction of the tagger microscope. It is color coded so that grad students tasks appear in green, undergrad students appear blue, the tech is yellow, and anything needing machining is grey. In this way, I am able to see what jobs need to be worked on that day and can delegate tasks based on the grad/student/tech label and the days/times that students will be in the lab. I feel that this organization will help me immensely when it comes to planning this enormous task.
Another thing that I worked on this week was a spreadsheet to track the training of students as they work in our lab. The Chemical Health and Safety Training and the Collaborative Institutional Training are on the list, as well as each of the work stations in the lab. When a person is competent at a task they will be considered "trained" and the date this occurs will go by their names. In this way, we can keep track of what stations students may be best suited to work on when they come in for a day of work