Task List for New Arrivals

For newly arriving people at the Point 8 Assembly Hall (Bldg 3852) the following items should be completed BEFORE arrival, if possible. If you have any questions, email b.leverington@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch

Introduction

The SciFi homepage can be found here: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/LHCb/UpgradeSciFiTracker. Additional information can usually be found there including phone numbers for the responsible.

The LHCb home page is here: http://lhcb.web.cern.ch/lhcb/

Registration

Complete the Cern User Registration procedure and the LHCb registration form. Submit them to the appropriate secretariats. This must be completed before anything else. Get the medical certificate for the Radiation Dosimeter (below) before traveling to CERN, if needed.

The PC in the assembly hall uses your CERN username and password for login credentials.

Send an email f you wish to be added to the ! SciFi assembly hall mailing list, lhcb-scifi-assembly. me to lhcb-scifi-assembly&body=Hello, could you add me to lhcb-scifi-assembly mailing list?

Door Access

After you have picked up your access badge from the CERN user's office, request door access rights in ADAMS to:

If asked for a reason: "Installation and Assembly of the SciFi Tracker."

Radiation Dosimeter

You will need this to go underground, but not in the Assembly hall. Follow the instructions here.

A Short Term Dosimeter is available at CERN for up to 2 months total per year without a medical certificate.

A Long Term Dosimeter requires a signed "Certificate for associated members of the personnel (Institute Certificate)" signed by the Radiation Safety Officer of your Home Institute. This usually requires a checkup by a doctor to get.

COVID-19 Requirements

a person must

1. pass the Covid-19 CERN safety training

Information: https://hse.cern/content/access-cern-covid-19

Safety course: https://lms.cern.ch/ekp/servlet/ekp?CID=EKP000043435&TX=FORMAT1&BACKTOCATALOG=Y&DECORATEPAGE=N

2. a person must register and get a proximity detector: https://proximeter-dist.web.cern.ch(an appointment is recommended, but not required)

3. Receive CERN approved PPE (masks,etc) from Sune Jakobsen upon arrival at Point 8. All medical masks (surgical, FFP2+) are allowed for external users.

Safety Training Courses

Items a-g are required, h+ are nice to have and can be completed when possible while you are at CERN. The CERN safety training catalog can be accessed here.

a. Basic Mandatory (online)

b. electrical safety awareness (online)

c. LHCb - Surface and Underground areas - Session (online)

d. Radiation Protection - Awareness (online)

e. IMPACT - Fundamentals (online)

f. Radiation Protection - Supervised Area (online)

g. Cryogenic Safety - Awareness (online)

h. Workshop Operator (classroom training 2h)

i. Working at Heights - Using a Harness (requires classroom training)

j. Habilitation Electrique - Electrician Low and High Voltage - Initial (requires classroom training)

k. First Aider - Level 1 - Initial

l. Mobile Elevating Working Platform - Driving - Initial

m. Overhead Crane - Operator and Slinger - Initial

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Shoes and Helmet available at the CERN store. (paid by home institute, requires a Team Account number),

CERN Mobile

Talk to your institute supervisor about requesting a CERN mobile number:

http://information-technology.web.cern.ch/book/gsm-mobile-phone/gsm-subscriptions/how-request-subscription

Introduction to the Assembly Hall (Bldg. 3852)

Sune (Sune.Jakobsen@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch) or Blake (b.leverington@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch) should give you an introduction to the Assembly Hall, including pointing out our procedures for working on scaffolding, where to store your equipment, whom to contact regarding specific issues, etc.

-- BlakeLeverington - 2018-11-19