Outdoors – Weather permitting

 Action

 Equipment to bring if you have available

Club room

Ceiling sound-attenuation tiles. Re-attach to ceiling – supervised by Steve Gill

Drill, screwdriver

Corridor

Remove soft noticeboard opposite Female changing

Screwdriver

Tree / bush cutting 

a) helpers to clear wood and move.
b)  “qualified” and experineced chain saw operators with full safety gear.

Stout gardening long gloves, choppers / loppers and the like to cut up small branches, safety glasses.

Lane – near lifting barrier

Fill potholes with roadstone

Shovel

Dinghy park: Collect and stack surplus tyres in one area

Wheelbarrow or similar, bring work gloves

Remove boat trolleys restingon wooden fences

Under supervision of flag officer or boat park manager

Audit and decide on repair boat park fencing, identify empty berths, strim

Work with  boat park manager

Strimmer

Play park – cut up old fibreglass slide. Stack carefully in skip

Experienced user of angle-grinder, with full protective equipment

Angle-grinder, face-mask, dust-mask, gloves, strong boots.

Clear under clubhouse and around containers, abandoned items, including abandoned masts near Rigiflex

Training and flag officer

Skip

Row D remove tall grass and widen launch area near waters edge

Waders and trimmers etc

Equipment, Materials, Rubbish, strewn &/or stored beneath the clubhouse.

This needs to be sorted through & separated into:

– Stuff that has value…

– Do we keep it? Where & How? Do we sell the rest? To Whom?

– Store the stuff to be kept in a safe & rational manner

– Worthless, worn-out stuff.

Commodore or Works and ways / training.

Remove to by the skip ‘til there is time/resources to load it in efficiently.

Getting full use [full value] from the Skip:

This is costing the club almost £400, so it needs to be filled carefully to fill it

thoroughly.

– Pack it carefully so gaps & voids are minimised.

– Nothing must project above the metal sides of the skip; otherwise, the supplier will not take the skip away.