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CeC Industrial Safety

Explore detailed analysis of non-standard and standard industrial hazards, safety measures, documented procedures, and training protocols in place at CeC. Be informed and prepared with insights on risk assessments, equipment safeguards, and operational controls. Stay compliant and prioritize safety with CeC's stringent safety protocols.

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CeC Industrial Safety

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  1. CeC Industrial Safety Peter Cirnigliaro CEC Internal Readiness Review December 21, 2015

  2. CeC Industrial Safety • Non-Standard Industrial Hazards are radiation and ODH which are analyzed and described in detail in the C-AD SAD • Standard Industrial Hazards are controlled by following SBMS requirements and include: • Lasers • Cryogenics pressure and temperature • Electrical (shock, arc flash and blast) • Ozone from interaction of radiation with enclosure air • Hydrogen from beam dump cooling water interaction with electron beam • Noise, walking and working surfaces, ladders and work at heights, falling objects, chemicals, manual lifting

  3. CeC Industrial Safety • Fire • Environmental impacts • Crane, forklift, man lift, etc. use • RF and magnetic fields • Vacuum • Confined space (tank, trenches) • Startle hazards • Stored energy (compressed gasses, water) • Welding, cutting, grinding • Lead

  4. CeC Industrial Safety • Considered early in the design phase • Hazard Screening Report dated 2/24/12 • NEPA (Categorical Exclusion) dated 3/13/12 • RHIC SAD (USI CeC addition) dated 11/15 • BNL LESHC reviews • C-AD ASSRC and C-AD RSC reviews • Tier 1 inspections • RHIC Fire hazards Analysis and consultation with BNL Fire Protection Engineer

  5. CeC Industrial Safety • Engineered safeguards are used where possible and practical: • Standard Laser safeguards • ACS interface of RF power supplies • Pressure vessels ASME U-stamped or equivalent • Electrical meets NEC, EEI and Electrical Inspector programs

  6. CeC Industrial Safety • Designs and Interfaces are appropriately documented • Approved equipment specifications • Drawings (see Design Group, CEE, CME, QA) • C-A OPMs • Process Assessment evaluated for CeC • Facility Risk Assessment • Job Risk Assessments for type of work and operations conducted at CeC

  7. CeC Industrial Safety • Interfaces to PPS (ACS) • Testing is part of ACG test program • RF power supply ACS system

  8. CeC Industrial Safety • Documentation is available to groups that have CEC systems • Equipment manuals • C-A OPMs • Drawings • SAD and ASE (see CeCProject web page)

  9. CeC Industrial Safety • Further systems acceptance and periodic checks • High Power Beam Dump • Instrumentation • Magnets

  10. CeC Industrial Safety • Control of CeC Work • Work Controls as per SBMS, flowed down to C-AD OPM 2.28 series • Weekly C-AD planning and scheduling meetings in C-A OPM 2.28.a • Use Human Performance methods to reduce events • Operations are in system C-A OPMs, Chapter 22

  11. CeC Industrial Safety • CeC staff qualification and authorization to do work or operations • System experts • Training Manager developed training for shift staff, BTMS • Training for general entry to area • BNL Safety training for workers as required, BTMS

  12. CeC Industrial Safety • Lessons Learned • Beam loss at NSLS-II • Ladders • LOTO • Startle noise • Arc Flash

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