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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Safety Organization and Safety Measures for the Installation of LHC Experiments at CERN Marc Tavlet, GLIMOS / ALICE CERN, Switzerland, Europe ☺
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Safety Organization and Safety Measures for the Installation of LHC Experiments at CERN Outline: Safety Organization Safety Teams Procedures for personnel (and visitors) Procedures for the work However, accidents do happen… Conclusions ?
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 http://alice.web.cern.ch/Alice/Engineering/pictures/alices2.gif
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 http://maridor.home.cern.ch/maridor/pic_alice/LAYOUT_2K/lay_out.html
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Safety Organization at CERN, according to SAPOCO/42 Safety responsibilities follow the managerial lines : This scheme will be follow when the detectors are commissioned and the experiments are put into operation. This scheme is valid outside LHC work- sites. Ex: Test beam areas. SAPOCO/42 = CERN’s law in mater of safety http://safety-commission.web.cern.ch/safety- commission/sapoco42/index.html DG / CEO PH Dept Head Tech. Coord. / GLIMOS Project Leader Project Engineer Draftsmen, technicians, users…
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Experimental Area Manager (EAM) = TSO Work-Package Eng. Work-Package Supervisors Workers, technicians, users… BUT, Safety Organisation for LHC Experiment Installations Technical Coordinator / GLIMOS Project Leaders Project Engineers Designers, technicians, users… Overall responsibility of the Experiment ( PH Department ) Installation under the responsibility of TS Department + RSO, FGSO + Safety Coordinator
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Safety Team / Design GLIMOS = Group Leader in Matter of Safety, accountable to the PH Department Head, responsible for the overall safety of the Expt. FGSO = Flammable Gas Safety Officer RSO = Radiation Safety Officer INB link-person (French legislation / Nuclear Installations) Safety Coordinators = professionals who help the Glimos, EAM and any supervisor + Experts of the Safety Commission
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Use of halogen-free flame-retardant cables (IS-23) Use of halogen-free flame-retardant materials (IS-41) Halogen-free Printed Circuit Boards wherever possible Avoid Polystyrene, Nylon… (PVC is forbidden !) Metallic pipes for cooling instead of plastic ones Silicone rubber to replace EPDM … Non-flammable gas mixtures Sniffer + N2 inertion systems Safe switch-off of LV-PS in case of power failure Grounding of all LV- and HV-PS Fix ladders and platforms for better access Examples of Engineering Designs for better Safety in the Detector
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Safety Team / Installation GLIMOS = Group Leader in Matter of Safety TSOs = Territorial Safety Officers EAM = Experimental-Area Manager Safety Coordinators = professionals who help the Glimos and the EAM + Team for First-Aid (in any building) + Fire-Fighters of the Safety Commission + Inspectors of the Safety Commission
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Fire detection already operational Escape routes identified Priority to collective equipment vs personal ones Enforce wearing personal protective equipment as well Use scaffoldings (mounted by trained people) instead of ladders Any platform higher than 80cm must have protection barriers + plinths Adapted ladders and platforms to access ‘strange’ devices … Examples of measures taken for better Safety during Installation
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Procedure for Staff-Members Safety Training for any new-comer + specific training on the spot by Glimos + supervisor + specific training according to activities (welding, lifting, work at height, …) Access rights (for specific areas - ?) Safety equipment - standard + specific
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Rules for Visitors Visitors must be accompanied by a trained guide Max 12 visitors/guide on surface Max 7 visitors/guide underground Visitors must wear comfortable shoes + helmet Specific training (incl. Safety) for guides Dedicated visit circuits for guided tours
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Procedure prior the start of work at experimental areas Safety Coordinator E.A.M. PPSPS V.I.C. W-P. A.M. W-P. Eng. initiates check A.O.C. ( + Fire Permit ) Glimos
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Display of safety documents + procedure at the place of work
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Review of Accidents during ALICE installation PlaceDeptEventVictimDamage SXL2PHMachining in the workshop (2 X)hands0 SXL2PHFall from a 80 cm platformbassin 0 SXL2 PHFall against a machinelip0 SXL2TS Break and fall of a hinge from a high doornohinge SX-2TSOverhead cranenomajor UX-25TSOverhead cranes (2 X)nominor UX-25PH+TS Break of a tie-rod of dipolenotie-rod UX-25PH+TSScaffolding into the dipolenoscaffolding
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 No precise written procedure; + Procedure not followed: - Modification of attachment point. + Modification of safety switches. - Crane hook went into crane frame. The overhead-crane accident:
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 Precise procedure was written; + Procedure exclude the use of the steel scaffolding Staff ignored the interdiction. Consequence (fortunately, no one injured) The scaffolding accident:
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5 th International High-Energy Physics Technical Safety Forum at SLAC. April 11-15, 2005 We do have a safety plan, a safety team, safety procedures for personnel, safety training adapted to places and activities, safety procedures, including safety visits for work. However, accident do happen ! Ways to reduce accident occurrence : More supervision on the spot, TALK to people (team spirit) …any good idea ? Conclusions
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