Environment, Safety, Health & Quality (ESH&Q) Division
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Work Planning, Control and Authorization Flow Diagram
Update to ES&H Manual Chapter 1300 Content Review Policy and Appendix T1 Content Review Procedure
- ES&H Manual Chapter 1300 Content Review Policy and its Appendix T1 Content Review Procedure have undergone the following revisions:
- Revision to Chapter 1300: Chapter/appendix authors to be designated by AD-ESH&Q.
- Revision to Chapter 1300: Chapter/Policy content to be approved by Laboratory Director and designees
- Revision to Chapter 1300: Appendix/Procedure content to be approved by AD -- ESH&Q.
- Revision to Appendix 1300-T1: Review/Approval Procedure edited to reflect above changes.
If you have any questions, please contact Mary Jo Bailey x7277.
The ESH&Q Division's mission is to provide support, programs and expertise to the laboratory in order to ensure a safe, secure and environmentally sound workplace in an efficient manner. The goal is to foster best-in-class quality performance with continuous improvement.
The primary objectives of the ESH&Q Division are:
- Provide line management support for safe work planning and conduct;
- Provide necessary ESH&Q expertise to direct and manage lab-wide and division programs;
- Provide technical support for hazardous activities and conditions;
- Work with line management and Training and Performance to develop and provide formal and "Just-in-Time" training in specific ESH&Q disciplines;
- Communicate ESH&Q information to assist line management in preventing and appropriately responding to potentially hazardous conditions;
- Monitor and report ESH&Q activities, serving as primary liaison with the DOE and other regulators.
- ESH Suggestions, anonymous or otherwise, may be reported to the hot line at 269-7137 to call attention to concerns or make suggestions that will improve safety, safety awareness or enhance our safety culture. The ESH Suggestion Line is not for time-critical safety issues or for cases where imminent danger exists. You should address any immediate, serious safety concern to your supervisor directly or, if necessary invoke your Stop Work authority.
After Shutdown Meeting Presentations
"After" Shutdown Safety Meeting
CEBAF Center Auditorium
November 12, 2008
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Introduction: A. Hutton (pdf)
Accelerator Activities: S. Suhring / W. Oren (pdf)
Hall A Activities: J. Segal (pdf)
Hall B Activities: D. Tilles (pdf)
Hall C Activities: W. Kellner (pdf)
Safety Observations and Trends of Lessons Learned: S. Smith (pdf)
SAD Lessons Learned Summary: S. Smith (pdf)
Wrap-Up: A. Hutton (pdf)