About this Event
It's important to us that you enter and leave the makerspace with the same number of fingers and toes that you entered with. That's why every CCM member, no matter their prior experience, needs to attend SAF101: Basic Safety in the Clear Creek Makerspace before using any equipment on their own.
This mandatory course lays the foundation for a safe and successful experience, guiding you through our comprehensive safety protocols, policies, and the exciting array of equipment available to unleash your potential.
Over the 60-minute workshop, you'll learn key facts like:
- not everything's a hammer
- where it's acceptable to crunch on those crumbly granola bars, and
- how to avoid violating the Geneva Convention
After SAF101, you'll receive an automated email inviting you to join the CreateEd program, our one-stop-shop for tracking your training progress and reserving equipment. No join code needed -- just follow the instructions in the follow-up email after completing SAF101.
You'll use the CreateEd program to track your progress, take quizzes to add courses and equipment access to your portfolio, and reserve approved machines 24/7, 365 days a year.
You'll need to attend SAF101 before you can use any equipment at CCM. By the end of the course, you should have a firm handle on:
Makerspaces 101
- What makerspaces, makers, and maker culture are
- The mission of Clear Creek Makerspace, and some of our most important policies
- How the CreateEd program works
What you can (and can't) do in a makerspace, including:
- General workshop rules & policies
- Food, drink, and material policies
- Makerspace equipment policies
Makerspace-specific safety rules and emergency procedures, including:
- Marked zones within CCM,
- PPE requirements in those zones, and
- How to interpret safety cards and find important info
- Additional safety rules & regulations
- Emergency procedures
Preferred pronouns: she/they
Emilie grew up in Aurora, Colorado and has lived in various areas around the Denver-Metro. Deeply passionate about how art can be used as a tool for strengthening community, Emilie obtained an AA from the Community College of Aurora, a BA from the Metropolitan State University of Denver, and a MA from the University of Colorado, Boulder in Art History and theoretical practices. Before coming to Localworks, Emilie worked in art non-profits as a curator building both private and public art collections and creating community-forward exhibitions and programming.
Emilie is also a prolific maker and crafter, often saying they were born with crayons in their hands. When Emilie isn't in the studio or at CCM, you can find them thrifting or gallery hopping with their partner, Curtis, sitting on the patio watching birds with her tuxedo cat, Jasper, or getting lost in the worlds of their books.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
9110 W 44th Ave, 9110 West 44th Avenue, Wheat Ridge, United States
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