The document outlines 11 rules for using equipment, including treating it well, keeping it safe from water and impacts, taking responsibility if it breaks, reporting any problems, returning it by 9am, asking for help if unsure how to use it, not lending it if it may not be returned, avoiding dangerous areas, not forcing parts, avoiding unnecessary fiddling, and not burning parts.

1. By Katie Parkin

2. Rules
1.Treat and check equipment
well
2.Keep it safe and away from
water and anything it could
smash against
3.It is my own responsibility if
the equipment gets broken
4.Always report any problems
to the technicians

3. 5. Make sure that you hand in
Rules your equipment before 9:00am
because someone else may
need to use it.
6. Ask for any advice if you are
unsure how to use it
7.Do not lend it to other people
if there is a chance you wont
get it back
8.Don’t go any where that
could lead to you or your
equipment being damaged

4. Rules
9. Don’t force the focuser
on the camera because it
will break.
10. Don’t fiddle with the
accessories because it is
unnecessary and may
break the equipment.
11. Don’t burn the camera
ring out.

5. Always report problems and try
not to break the equipment