> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.thefutureforge.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.thefutureforge.org/operation-information/procedures.md).

# Procedures

## Member access to space:

Once a person becomes a member of the space, you have access to the entire main room and smaller side rooms that currently make up the Forge boundaries. New Members can access these spaces during the hours of operation at the Forge, you can find those hours [HERE](https://www.thefutureforge.org/About).

## 24/7 Key card access**:**

Members are entitled to 24/7 access to the forge via RFID keyfob/keycard once they pass these requirements:

1. Be an ***active*** member for at least one month. You must be coming in and using the space regularly enough so that officers and other members can see how you work. *You cannot just sign up to become a member, never come by, and expect to receive 24/7 access after a month.*
2. Follow all the guidelines as outlined by our Procedures, Policies, and Code of Conduct. If you are a new member and failing to follow some of these guidelines, we will not give you more access until this can be rectified or your membership is ended.

## **No Trace Left Behind:**

As members of the Future Forge, it is our responsibility/obligation to create an ethos to keep each of the work areas safe, orderly, and as clean as possible. 

When you are planning to work on a project always include time for returning tools & equipment that were used to their proper storage location and to clean up any debris from your work on your project.


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