Key for laptop cabinet

From Anna:

Key for “Laptop” Computer Cabinets at the Loans Desk

There’s a spare key in the Emergency drawer at the Main Info Desk to open all the computer cabinets at the Loans desk
Key is labeled “Computer Cabinets” Loans Desk.
INFO DESK : When giving out this key make sure it is brought back immediately.

Weekend support for photocopiers

From Anna:

“On weekends when the copy service counter is closed , Essam (person in charge) will try to be available for emergencies.

If you call 398-3252 the number is forwarded to his cell phone number (514)702-0447 and if you leave a message describing the problem, he will do his best to repair it.

Remember Ancillary fixes the following problems:

• Printers: paper jams and toner refills
• Card readers on copiers ONLY
• Card dispensers (weekdays only as it requires 2 people)”

Lost and found

From Lonnie:

People reporting lost items should not be automatically referred to the Loans desk.

All valuables reported lost (USB keys, wallets, etc) should be:

• If lost the same day, we should call Security.
• If lost previously, we send client to Campus Lost and Found.

Please refer to the following instructions regarding Lost & Found

http://www.mcgill.ca/hssl/services/lost/

and the person should be encouraged to complete the Lost & Found form:

http://www.mcgill.ca/security/services/forms/report/

Overdues Fines for Headphones

The overdue fine for the headphones lent out by the Loans & Reserves Desk is $2.00 per day.

*New* walkie-talkie default: channel 3

As some of you may already be aware, employing channel '2' as the default for walkie-talkie communications--as per my previous instructions (below)--results in interference with local police communications. Therefore, be sure to set your walkie-talkies to channel '3' from now on. You may subsequently switch to channel '4' (if you encounter interference).

Please let me know if you have any questions about the use of the walkie-talkies. Your questions and feedback about/on the SN program are/is welcome!

Regards,


Adam Lauder
Humanities and Social Sciences Library