Red Tag Procedure

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Red Tag Procedure

This guide outlines the steps for red tagging equipment. All shop leads are encouraged to follow these steps:


Physical Tag

  • If no physical tag is present: Attach a red or yellow tag to the equipment and write a brief description of the problem.

Skedda

  • If you are a booking admin on Skedda:
    1. Mark the equipment as red-tagged in Skedda.
    2. If you must cancel a member’s booking, notify them via text or email with an explanation.
  • If you are not a booking admin:
    1. Tag @skedda in the Slack comments of the problem report for the equipment.
    2. Include a rough end-by date and time for the red tag. A booking admin will handle the update.

Discourse

  • Create a new post under the Red Tag category.
    • Use this naming format for the title: [Type of Tag] + [Equipment Name] + [Date]
      • Example: Yellow Tag - Tarkin - 10/14/24
    • In the post, describe the problem and update it when a solution is found. Transparency helps members stay patient and may educate folks on how to avoid the problem in the future.

Resolution

  • Once the equipment is repaired:
    • End the Red Tag Skedda booking or let a booking admin know.
      • Let everyone know Skedda has been updated via the problem report thread.
    • Edit the Discourse post title to: Resolved + [Equipment Name] + [Date of Resolution]
      • Example: Resolved - Tarkin - 10/16/24
    • Remove the physical tag.

Wiki

  • If the issue could have been avoided through member education:
    1. Add the solution to the equipment’s wiki page.
    2. Post on Discourse inviting members to learn how to prevent similar problems in the future.

Thank you for helping keep our space safe and functional!