[Dsg-rich] Fwd: [HBList] EHS&Q REVIEW: Installation of support panels for electronics in RICH detector_Part 2

[Marc McMullen]

Hi Doug, 

Could you review this B list, they will be ready to install this support frame this afternoon. 

Thanks, 

Marc McMullen 
Physics Division 
Detector Support Group 
7738 


From: "Bert Manzlak" <manzlak at jlab.org> 
To: tsm at jlab.org, rmiller at jlab.org, stepanya at jlab.org, tilles at jlab.org, fanning at jlab.org, kujawa at jlab.org, "Bert Manzlak" <manzlak at jlab.org>, may at jlab.org, "Dick Owen" <rowen at jlab.org>, "Sahin Arslan" <arslan at jlab.org>, theo at jlab.org, "Marc McMullen" <mcmullen at jlab.org>, "Amrit Yegneswaran" <yeg at jlab.org>, "Mindy" <leffel at jlab.org> 
Sent: Monday, March 20, 2017 9:45:01 AM 
Subject: [HBList] EHS&Q REVIEW: Installation of support panels for electronics in RICH detector_Part 2 

Installation of support panels for electronics in RICH detector_Part 2 
comments/History: 
03/20/17 09:36 EHS&Q REVIEW by B_Manzlak: 
reviewed 
03/20/17 09:24 REVISED by M_Mcmullen: 
03/20/17 09:18 Updated by M_Mcmullen: 
Added attachment_id 1342: inserimento su Rich.pdf 
see more comments... Hazard Identification Worksheet 
Task Hazard Analysis has been reviewed by EHS&Q group. 
General EHS&Q Hazards 

YES 	Do you require familiarization with the work area and its current state? Do you need to perform a pre-job walkdown? 
	Pre-job walk down prior to shift. 
NO 	Are there MSDS requirements for the materials being used with which you are unfamilar? 
NO 	Will you be working with or mixing chemicals 

NO 	Will you create silica or nuisance dust? 
NO 	Will you be doing hot work (i.e.: welding, brazing, producing sparks by grinding or cutting ? or using a flame open flame bigger than a bic lighter? 
NO 	Will you be generating, or in an area of, excessive noise? 

NO 	Will you be in or around ionizing radiation , or non-ionizing radiant energy (i.e.: magnetic fields , radio frequency , microwave radiation )? 
NO 	Is the task performed in a confined space (i.e.: limited entry, egress, or poor ventilation exists.)? 
NO 	Does the task require compressed, liquefied, or solidified gases ? 
NO 	Does the task require work with materials subject to temperature extremes (i.e.: cryogenics )? 
NO 	Does the task require work in areas subject to temperature extremes (i.e.: heat stress or cold stress )? 
YES 	Will you be using material handling equipment ( fork trucks / attachments , cranes or hoists , tunnel vehicles , aerial work platforms )? 
	Electronics support frame will be lifted into place using the gantry crane and 1 ton chain fall. Lift will be standard. 
NO 	Does the task involve the use of portable hand tools ? 
NO 	Does the work involve electrical hazards (i.e.: electronic equipment; construction/modification of electronic equipment; or energized AC electrical equipment )? 
NO 	Will you need to perform Lock, Tag, Try (i.e.: are there hazardous/stored energy sources such as electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal or other forms of harmful energy that need to be controlled)? 
YES 	Does the task involve working four feet or more above floor level ? 
	Manlifts and portable stairs will be used for all work above standing height. 
NO 	Will you be using a ladder or scaffolding ? 
YES 	Does the task involve lifting, pulling, pushing, or carrying heavy objects, or repetitive motion or other ergonomic issues ? 
	Fasteners will be used for installation, ratcheting tools available. 
NO 	Does the task involve work with pressurized or vacuum vessels ? 
NO 	Does the task involve blind/dig penetration (i.e.: excavation, digging into soil or demolition drilling or cutting into any wall, floor, or ceiling? 
NO 	Will you be using or producing hazardous material , will it require disposal or transport? (Use of Department of Transportation Hazardous Material Class 1 Explosives require DOE approval.) 
NO 	Will you be using or building lasers ? 
NO 	Any other hazards we may have overlooked with this list? 
Safety Controls 

NO 	Does the task affect any of the credited controls listed in the Accelerator Safety Envelope? 
NO 	Does the task affect any of the Defense-in-Depth Controls listed in the Facility Safety Assessment Document? 
NO 	Does the task affect any of the internal circuits, systems, or components of equipment interfaced to the PSS? 
NO 	Does the task require bypassing PSS safety functions ( Link to PSS Jumper Request ) 
NO 	Will the task affect infrastructure and utilities used by the PSS? 
NO 	Will the task affect other safety system components not listed above? 
Radiological Hazards 

NO 	Are there any radiological hazards associated with this task? Description of Task 
Install assembled electronics support frame per the procedure 
(inserimento su Rich.pdf) into the RICH detector shell, using the 
gantry crane. Impact Statement 
The electronics support frame must be installed in order to equip the 
detector with the designed electronics. Hardware. Software. Engineering. or Design Changes Required 
n/a Special Hazards/Safety Considerations 
n/a Special Checkout Instructions 
n/a Backout Procedure 
In the case of any unforseen hazard stop work, secure all suspended 
loads and discuss the issue with DSG management. 
Status Application: 	HBList 

Task ID: 	1509 
Task Status: 	NEW 
Time Estimate: 	9 Days 
Required PSS: 	NA 
Priority: 	Immediately 
Scheduled: 	
Created: 	03/20/17 08:59 
Last Modified: 	03/20/17 09:36 
Created By: 	M_Mcmullen (x.7738) 
Owned By: 	M_Mcmullen (x.7738) 
Created For: 	
Responsible: 	S. Arslan, M. Leffel 
Project: 	
Charge Code: 	
Risk Classification 
(pre-mitigation): 	2 
Risk Classification 
(post-mitigation): 	2 PPE Required 

    * Hard Hat 
    * Safety Shoes 
    * Proper Work Clothes 
Systems 

    * OTHER 
    * EH 
Areas BUILDINGS: 

    * EEL 
    * EEL Clean Room 
Attachments 



        * Electronics support 2_THA.doc 
        * inserimento su Rich.pdf 

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