IEFC Workshop 2011

Session

SAFETY

21 Mar 2011, 14:15

30/7-018 - Kjell Johnsen Auditorium (CERN)

Conveners

SAFETY

• Ralf Trant (CERN)

Description

Scientific Secretary, Ghislain Roy

31. Early Safety Management of Projects and Experiments

Mrs Isabel Bejar Alonso (CERN)

21/03/2011, 14:15

20'+10' CERN has a unique position as an International Organization across the Franco-Swiss border. Ensuring Safety of projects and experiments, sometimes coming from afar, requires a clear, concise and effective approach to Safety management. The most important challenge is to introduce Safety management as early as possible in a new project or experiment. Tools and methods are being...

16. SAFETY

21/03/2011, 14:15

32. ALARA Experience and Lessons Learnt

Heinz Vincke (Unknown)

21/03/2011, 14:45

20'+10' The ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle is a radiation protection and radiation safety principle, which aims to minimize radiation doses and releases of radioactive materials, through the use of all reasonable methods. CERN has adopted a structured approach to ALARA in 2006, with the goal to optimize work coordination, work procedures, handling tools, and even the design...

33. Safety Consolidation in and around the Accelerator Chain

Simon Baird (CERN)

21/03/2011, 15:15

20'+10' Following the decision taken in 2010 to run the PS for another 25 years, two safety-focused working groups were launched to assess the needs for consolidation with respect to the radiological impact on the one hand, and the technical safety matters on the other hand. This presentation summarizes the findings and recommendations of the two working groups, and outlines the process...

34. Evolution and Future of Access Safety and Control Systems

Rende Steerenberg (CERN)

21/03/2011, 16:15

20'+10' The Access Safety and Control systems of the PS complex are being completely redesigned in the wake of the design and installation of those for the LHC. New hardware and functionalities are due to appear in the coming year, but most of the existing sectorisation and architecture will survive the change. Following the PS, the experimental areas and SPS are next in line for this...

35. Evolution of Radiation Monitoring

Millan Gustavo Segura (CERN)

21/03/2011, 16:45

20'+10' Radiation and environmental monitoring systems need to be constantly adapted to the ever-changing environment of CERN. This talk will present the achievements of the RAMSES II Light and ARCON-Bridge projects, completed in 2010. The objective of the RAMSES II Light project was to reinforce the reliability of radiation monitoring for the LHC Injectors, whilst the objective of the ARCON...

36. Safety Management of Shutdowns

David McFarlane (CERN)

21/03/2011, 17:15

20'+10' Safety management is integrated into the general management, organization and coordination of the shutdown activities. Using the SPS as an example, the different aspects of shutdown management that have an impact on Safety will be reviewed; starting from documentation and job planning, through the available tools (forms and electronic forms, meetings, site visits, etc.) and safety...