Sample: Eight KB Custom Classes that Print Document-Specific Information (use cases)

CreationTime example

Please refer to the italicized "Document Created" that preceded the CreationTime (format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss).

Safe Work Practices: Animal Safety

Document Created: 2014-01-29 09:38:16

Keepers and aquarists should be trained in safe and proper animal husbandry, handling, crating, transferring, and transporting techniques (See AZA accreditation standards 1.5.11, 1.5.12, 1.6.1, 1.6.2, 7.3, 7.5, 7.10, 10.2.1, 11.1.2, 11.2.5, etc.).

Inspections of enclosures (yards, pools, and off-exhibit holding units) should be conducted to identify any unsafe conditions prior to each shift. Keepers and aquarists should be skilled in working with animals, and in proper animal introduction techniques. Animals must be provided with proper food, water, shelter, and social groups. Keepers and aquarists must be aware of any zoonotic disease potential (AZA accreditation standard 11.1.2), in order to provide best possible protection for the living animal population.

LastUpdateTime example

The Last time this document was updated: 2021-06-19 14:14:06

LastUpdaterName Example

This document was updated by: : Leah Scheide

ActivatorName Example

Please refer to the "Updated by" that precedes the ActivatorName (format: KB User First Name, Last Name).

Rules and Safety Guidelines (continued)

Updated by: Leah Scheide

• Feeding animals is prohibited throughout the Zoo except in Zoo approved areas! This is to ensure the health and safety of the animals. If you see a guest feeding an animal, please contact a Zoo staff member.
• For your safety, do not approach or feed the animals that wander freely around the Zoo.
• If you ever see a person in immediate danger, contact Zoo staff immediately. DO NOT TAKE RISKS IN ANIMAL EXHIBITS. Never attempt a rescue when dangerous animals are involved. Keep your eye on the person and call for assistance. Please do not call 911 as the Zoo staff is trained to provide critical information to emergency personnel. Call the Zoo Receptionist 502-459-2181 ext. 0.
• No Littering. All trash and/or unwanted material should be deposited in the appropriate receptacles provided around the Zoo premises.

ActivatorTime Example

Please refer to the "This Document was updated:" that precedes the ActivatorTime (format: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss).

Are There Additional Benefits for Volunteers?

Active Volunteers will receive:

• A 50% discount on all food and drinks purchased at all concession stands while on duty and wearing a volunteer badge.
• An invitation to annual volunteer recognition dinner
• Invitations to special previews
• A 40% discount in Gift Shop
• A 10% discount on purchase of Zoo membership
• A subscription to the Trunkline newsletter.
• Birthday card
• Yearly hours lapel pin

This Document was updated: 2019-03-07 12:02:53

Activator Email

Please email leah.scheide@wisc.edu to request modifications to this document.

LastUpdaterEmail Example

Please refer to the "For more details please contact" that precedes the LastUpdaterEmail (format: email address found in the User's Profile).

The Zoo’s Commitment to Volunteers

The Louisville Zoo’s mission is to better the bond between people and our planet by providing excellent care for animals, a great experience for visitors, and leadership in conservation education.

Volunteers are integral to this goal as we educate, entertain and involve diverse groups of people from all walks of life. The Coordinator of Volunteers and Zoo staff will work with you to make your time at the Zoo enjoyable, productive and educational.

For more details please contact: leah.scheide@wisc.edu

NumOfVersions Example

Please refer to "Draft Version" that precedes the "18" which indicates the NumOfVersions (format: numeric value).

Become a Volunteer

Volunteers have been making a difference at the Louisville Zoo for over 45 years! Share your time, talent and enthusiasm in a stimulating environment and you won’t go away empty handed. Volunteer benefits include learning about the animal world, its ecology and conservation, making new friends, developing new skills and contributing to the quality of life in your community.

During the 2015–16 (July – June) fiscal year, the Louisville Zoo had a total of 2,845 volunteers in a variety of departments including horticulture, maintenance, administrative and even in animal areas. Together they contributed over 64.694 hours valued at $1,248,822.01 (inclusive of benefits) equal to 31 full-time employees.

Draft Version: 25

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Thanks to the Louisville Zoo for these policy examples!

See Also:

• KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Embedding user specific content in KB documents (HTML editor only)