1. Friday April 7, 2006 J. Anderson Jr. Page 1 ES&H Safety System Upgrades  Data Acquisition System 95% Complete 16 of 17 Linux Ethernet Port Replicator (LEPR) chassis installed  Booster 50% Complete Booster Dump Move Configuration Changes Completing Documentation to submit for Approval to Operate  Main Injector 25% Complete Lower Level Controlled Access Displays Replaced Main Injector Coasting Beam System changes Lam10 Critical Device Interface Installation

2. Friday April 7, 2006 J. Anderson Jr. Page 2 ES&H Safety System Upgrades  P-Bar Source 80% Complete Safety System Power Supply Replacement Interlock New BSC700 Beam Stop  Tevatron50% Complete Moving location of both Tevatron Coasting Beam Gate Valves F-Sector Radiation Monitor Card Replacement  MT6 Section 1 & 2 70% Complete Enclosure Interlock System Upgrade  Safety System Testing0% Complete All areas need to be re-tested before startup.

3. Friday April 7, 2006 J. Anderson Jr. Page 3 ES&H Radiation Exposure  ~5.2 R total dose for the first 5 weeks of the shutdown.  Reminder to get weekly dose cards or electronic dose recording turned in on Monday’s.

4. Friday April 7, 2006 J. Anderson Jr. Page 4 ES&H One injury in the past week where an employee twisted their right ankle in a floor depression that resulted in an ankle fracture.  Direct cause was the floor depression.  Two contributing causes were: Warning cones originally used to mark the poor surface conditions were moved to facilitate equipment movement through the area and were not replaced in a timely manner.  The work plan for the equipment movement should have considered getting the cones put back in place. Second was the employee unaware of the poor surface conditions.  The employee was talking to a co-worker at the time of the incident and they were not focused on the conditions around them.

5. Friday April 7, 2006 J. Anderson Jr. Page 5 ES&H Many injuries can be avoided by  Planning your work  Knowing how to use equipment  Preparing a Hazard Analysis  Using PPE to protect from injuries  Watching out for yourself and fellow workers Keep discussing safety with your crews to keep our focus on getting our jobs done safely.