Pirates Is Such Dirty Business!

Clean Biffys! Face it, we all like a clean, well-lit place to take care of our business. This is all the more important whale at an event for multiple days. We have all seen what happens when the biffys are too few, not serviced regularly, and when they run out of that most important thing, white rolls of toilet paper. So our job is to keep them clean, stocked and hopefully not smelling to bad. We also make sure the nation has enough trash cans out and bags for them. Now we move onto those pesky wasps that we tend to have a lot of in the summer; well, we go around and set out traps for these in strategic locations in hopes of keeping them away from us. Our overall aim is to just keep the event clean so everyone can have a fun time.

Biffy Check:
Duties:

•  We clean the Biffys 3 times a day
• .Check all Biffies and replenish supplies as needed.
• Report any Biffies that need cleaning or to be closed for servicing.
• This position requires walking the entire site.
• Checkers are not responsible for cleaning the Biffies.
•  Wasp Traps: We place these traps around the entire site. We add more and or refill the water in them as needed. Check every other day.

Dead Run:
Duties:

• Patrol the grounds with the collector and assist with onboarding bagged rubbish onto the trailer.
• Assist with unloading the trailer at the dumpster.
• This position is outside and requires movement around the grounds.
• Position handles full bags of rubbish, being able to  lift of 20-30 lbs. repeatedly is required.
• This job requires close toed shoes and does not involve riding on the trailer.

Requirements for Both positions:

• Able to work in weather (Rain or Shine, hot or cold)
• Able to walk the grounds on foot.
•  Dress appropriately, Dressing in clothing that can get dirtied is recommended (Please refrain from dressing in your Pirate Finery for these jobs).  Old, Mundane clothes are perfect for this. You must be fully clothed in pants, skirt, or shorts, a shirt, and shoes.
• Closed toe shoes
• Must not be inebriated upon arrival to shift. (Sanitation Lead can/will dismiss you and you will not be paid for your volunteer shift. The incident will be logged with the Volunteer Services Coordinator. If your shift was part of Land Grant hours, the Land Stewart will be made aware and your hours will not count towards your Land Grant spot)