5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab D0 Shift Captain Responsibilities Taka Yasuda Fermilab.

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5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab D0 Shift Captain Responsibilities Taka Yasuda Fermilab

5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab Safety  Safety of personnel and safety of D0 detector.  Follow appropriate emergency response procedures in emergency situations.  FIRUS (Fire and Utilities) alarms  VESDA (High Sensitivity Smoke Detector) alarms  ODH alarms  Cryogenic leak  Ethylene glycol spill from D0 Silicon chiller  Possible radiation exposure to personnel  Radiation exposure to SMT  pdf  Severe weather

5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab Training  Mandatory trainings  This session  2 joint shifts with experienced captain  Read and understand D0 control room procedures  accessible from d0.fnal.gov/runcoor/runplans/control_room.html  D0 Hazard Awareness  LOTO 1  Radiological Worker  Controlled Access  Ensure that shift crew has required safety training  Everybody on shift needs D0 Hazard Awareness and LOTO 1.  DAQ and captain need Radiological Worker and Controlled Access in addition.

5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab Shift Captain Responsibilities  Reports to Run Coordinator  Serves single point of contact between D0 control room and MCR crew  Maintains order in the control room  Understands the run plan and directs shifters accordingly  Issues orders for  Begin/end store  Begin/end run  Select prescales  Complete check lists  Shift check list  Store check list  Run check list  Direct shift crew to fill their respective check lists  Make sure that shift turnover meetings address important issues

5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab Shift Captain Responsibilities  Run ACNET beam monitoring (luminosities, beam halos, BLM monitoring)  Run vertex examine  Update electronic logbook  Perform Global Monitoring duty  Respond to systems related alarms  SES alarms  SMT radiation alarms  FIRUS and VESDA alarms

5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab Detector Responsibilities  Direct operation of magnets power supplies by operations shifter  Follow the magnet polarities plan in the run plan  Operate luminosity counters HV according to instructions  Usually ramp up/down based on magnets status  Take care of HV trips  Operate Forward Proton Detector according to instructions  Call FPD expert when the store luminosity approaches 40E30 to insert pots  Lowers HV and retracts pots before the end of the store  Instruct detector shifters to set HV according to the run plan (SMT and Muons)  Monitor SMT radiation dose using ACNET  Make sure experts are contacted if data taking or detector problem cannot be resolved by shifter (~5min during the store)

5 July 2005T. Yasuda, Fermilab Access Tasks  Controlled Access  Collision Hall remains interlocked & under AD control, usually < 4 hours  All Controlled accesses require prior approval by run coordinator, and presence of a controlled access coordinator  Check whiteboard for access requests and consult with run coordinator regarding access in case of Accelerator downtimes (e.g. store lost prematurely)  Supervised Access  Issues and returns supervised access keys  Verify safety training  Verify everybody entering the collision hall wears a TLD badge and/or pocket dosimeter  Make sure nobody without authorization enters the collision hall  All tours need prior approval by the run coordinator  Issue temporary TLD badges