1. Machine Shop Clean-Up
After any work is done in the machine shop, clean up is required. When working on the lathe or mill, it is suggested that clean-up begins at least 1/2 before the shop closes. Everything must be left as clean as it was when you got there. If neglected, this could result in loss of shop privileges.
Here is a checklist of duties that need to be completed prior to leaving the shop for the night:
Lathe and Milling Machines:
All chips must be swept/vacuumed up from the vise as well as on the floor.
Mat shaken out and swept around
Lathe trough emptied of chips
Tools put away in proper storage location
BEFORE
AFTER

2. Machine Shop Clean-Up All Tools Put Away:
All micrometers, calipers, 12-in scales and other measuring devices put in their proper home. If they are yours, remember to take them home or store in a locker so they do not get stolen.
Chemicals, cleaning, and cutting fluids replaced in the chemical cabinet
All worn or broken tools reported.
Recycle Bin vs. Garbage Bin:
There are two different types of disposable bins available. One is reserved entirely for chips. Do not mix the two!

3. Machine Shop Clean-Up
Rag Disposal Proper disposal of shop rags are a major factor in the cleanliness, organization, and safety of the shop. All rags or paper towels that come in contact with general shop liquids must be disposed of in the metal red garbage cans with the foot pedal opening mechanism. Rags should always be put in the bin with the lid fully closed. Rags are not to be put on top of or around the outside of the bins.
Improper rag disposal
Correct rag disposal

4. Machine Shop Clean-Up
The following instruction video will elaborately demonstrate proper shop clean up. This is a video of cleaning the mill, but the same concepts apply to the lathe and other general tools.
Be sure to leave your workspace cleaner than you found it for the next person!
*Link to Machine Shop Clean-Up Video