Repairs

__Repairs__
There are no universal rules regarding how to have broken items fixed. Below are some categories that might be helpful

Building issues
Things that fall into this category are electrical outlets, dripping faucets, light fixtures, pipes, elevators, etc. Basically, if it is part of the building or securely attached to it, read on..
 * Take care of basic safety and make sure you are not in danger of shock, something falling on you, slipping, falling, or some other awful calamity.
 * If possible, stop or mitigate damage. An example of this might be putting a bucket under a roof leak or leaky pipe.
 * Contact, __//in this order//__, your lab manager, PI, the building manager (Bill Hickey), physical plant (263-3333), and the departmental office.
 * If this is an emergent issue, work your way through the list until you can contact someone directly - do not leave messages or voicemails in an emergency
 * Never, under any circumstances allow a hazardous situation to persist. If you notice it, it is your responsibility to help get it resolved.
 * You are prohibited by university and union policies to contact outside companies for building-related issues

Instruments
Items that we purchased (in its entirety, or partially), we use, or