Camp Responsibility Teams
Power Team
The Power Team sets up and maintains the generator, batteries, inverters and charging stations. This involves keeping the generator fueled and batteries charged, monitoring fuel supply, troubleshooting equipment problems, moving and swapping batteries when needed, and keeping critical things powered.
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Kitchen Team
The Kitchen Team sets up and maintains the kitchen and works with the Meal Captains each day so they understand the kitchen equipment, tools, and cleaning supplies available; operation of the griddle, stove, and propane (LP) tanks; and sanitation and dishwashing procedures. The Team Captain will meet with their team members to discuss tasks and responsibilities, assign duties and set up a schedule.
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Shower Maintenance Team
The shower is cleaned each morning starting Saturday. This position requires making sure the shower stall is kept clean and supplied: no trash or belongings left in the stall, the shower water collection pan emptied, the enclosure and tub sprayed with sanitizer, and the sanitizer spray refilled. If everyone empties the tub and cleans the shower after each use, this job should take about 20 minutes.
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MOOP Team
A MOOP sweep is done each morning. If everyone disposes of their garbage in bags at their camp and keeps things tidy, a sweep should take about 15 minutes, tops. Besides picking up loose items and trash, you will be identifying problems, such as areas that are messy, unsafe or need attention, as well as maintaining the cones and flags on our perimeter.
There is a lost-and-found box in Strawberry Fields for found (non-garbage) items.
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Reception Team
Reception team is responsible for the outside public face of Pepperland by designing and setting up the frontage to our camp. They will work with the camp leader in procuring needed items for the planned frontage. They will also make sure the camp lighted signage is prominent and checked daily to ensure it is working. They will also make sure there is a designated bike parking space, making sure the inflatable walrus we have in front of our camp is placed, tethered and checked daily for safety and rips/tears. Finally, any lights used in the frontage will have to be installed at setup and checked throughout the week to make sure they are working.
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Bar Operations/Octopuses Garden
The Bar Team team designs, procures and sets up our bar, seating, decorations, signage, sound system, lighting system. They are responsible for procuring the supplies needed, setting up for the event, stocking the bar, tending the bar, leading the sing-along, and keeping the space safe, tidy and ready for the next event.
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Ice Runs Team
There are (up to) two ice runs per day. The captain will coordinate taking orders and collecting money, and making sure the ones doing the ice runs are reminded of their shift. the evening prior to the next days ice run(s). A run requires at least two people and involves taking the camp wagon and bringing back the bags of ice to those who bought it. Each ice run takes about an hour depending on how long/short the line is and how many orders were placed.
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