[Cuga] JLab Weekly Briefs - a message from Kandice Carter

[Kandice Carter]

To access the full version of the JLab Weekly Briefs, visit: https://www.jlab.org/news/briefs/latest 


September 24 Briefs Excerpts: 


Hall D and Accelerator Service Buildings Radiological Status Changes 
Please note that the radiological status of Hall D has changed. The hall is now posted as a Radiologically Controlled Area (RCA) and Radioactive Materials Area (RMA). For unescorted access to the area, personnel must have Radiation Worker training, must have read and signed the General Access RWP, and must be wearing their dosimeter. In addition, within the next week to 10 days, radiological postings and controls on the accelerator service buildings for the linacs, arcs and beam switchyard (BSY) will be returned to the configuration established during the last run period. All service buildings will be posted as RCAs at all times. When the CEBAF accelerator is in beam permit, the posting levels will be raised to Radiation Area, and supplemental dosimetry will be required. As before, certain service buildings will be locked and access to these areas will be RWP controlled. Please consult the Radiation Control Department for more information, at 876-1743. 


Publications Refresher Course Offered Oct. 1 
The next Publications Training and Refresher course will be held on Oct. 1 at 9 a.m. in CEBAF Center room F226. In this session, authors will learn how to submit manuscripts to the Publications Review and Approval System, how to make recommended revisions to papers during the signature process, and how to add the relevant information once the paper is published. Coffee and refreshments will be provided. If you would like to attend, R.S.V.P. to Kim Edwards, kindrew at jlab.org, by Friday, Sept. 26. 


JAG Dog Training Club Canine Acting Class 
When you're walking your dog down the street, do people stop you and say your dog should be in the movies? Then you should join the JAG Dog Training Club this fall for the Canine Acting Class! This is a very motivational class that is designed to develop your dog's special talents, while also learning the basic skills needed for a successful canine actor. If you hope to have your dog work in television, film or theater, mum’s the word: He must be able to recognize and respond to hand signals. To become a member of this class, your dog must have a firm sit, down, stay and come when called around distractions. At the end of the class in December, the club will produce a short video. The first class will be Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. in the Support Service Center lobby. Classes will meet on Tuesday evenings until Dec. 16 (no class will be held Thanksgiving week). For more information, contact Joyce Miller at miller at jlab.org or x7163, or Brian Kross at kross at jlab.org or x7022. 


Halls A, B and C Counting House Option for Storing Your Dosimeter 
The Radiological Control department has now re-installed dosimetry racks in the lobby of the Halls A, B and C Counting House, building 97. If you are interested in having your dosimeter moved to that location, either email or call Becky Mosbrucker, dosimetry coordinator, at x7236 by Sept. 30. 


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