Workshop Officer (Deva)

Contact

workshop@amaravati.org (not set up yet)

In relation with:

• site.manager@amaravati.org
• workmonk@amaravati.org
• Chores Monk 
  (Ideally, the Workshop Officer has the workshop chore, if not he can train the chore person)

Previous Officers: 

• Cittadhammo Bhikkhu, Passado Bhikkhu (To become ?)

Skills Needed

Familiarity with tools and construction related skills:

• woodworking, plumbing, welding, electrical, etc.

Roles Descriptions

• Maintaining the generator /Workshop/generator
  • The site manager calendar include a reminder every six weeks (TODO)
• Organization and cleaning
  • Clearing the discarded tools left on the benches and in the workshop. (chores)
  • White board in the workshop
  • Organizing the different section of the workshop and the areas around it:
  • Scrap Area
  • Building Material Storage Area
  • Wood Storing Area
  • Repair Area
  • Scaffolding Area
  • Appliance
  • Recycling Shed Material Area
  • Barn
  • Maintenance Office (?)
• Move the items to their appropriate location. Coordinate with the workmonk if bulky taks need to be perform:
  • Sorting a lot of items
  • Getting the scrap out
• Chores
  • Define and train the chore person
• Item Needed  /Workshop/items
  • Ordering  in contact with site.manager@amaravati.org
  • Putting the Katina list together
• Scrap Management
  • SKIP, WOOD, METAL
  • There are 3 piles of scraps:
    • Wood
    • Metal
    • Skip
• Tools Maintenance
  • Inventory /Workshop/Inventory
  • Training
• Repair

Responsibilities

• Health & Safety
• Maintenance

Quotes

https://amaravati.org/audio/day-3a-talk-keep-it-tidy/

“One place for everything, everything in its place.”

There is no “should” in Buddhism, only "the way it is"

Documents

• Inventory
• Open shelve organisation
• Health & Safety
• Signs
• Maintenance