Infrastructure Project and Component Installation Accelerator Project

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Infrastructure Project and Component Installation Accelerator Project Olle Lagerblad Installation Lead Infrastructure Project Dep. Installation Coordinator Accelerator Project European Spallation Source ERIC 2018-11-20

Overview Agenda Background Vision and Strategy In the pipeline Scope of Work Organization Ways of Communicating Ways of Working Overview, IB WO RAMS, I-NCR The goal Summary

Background The Infra Project started with the Front End Building (FEB) installation, a lessons learned (LL) on the work was performed. The outcome gave the need to improve: design and installation documents EIS project handbook/installation support function/build ability review material definition and management Plan for early procurement and definition of needed material “BOM” Use more of the same “standardized”, Use relevant material in required functions control and follow-up (design and project) Installation room/follow-up matrixes/ reports to stakeholders/ planning and coordination's meetings/ meeting structure management involvement and support Trough steering comity and cross functional working group better defined roles, responsibilities and processes Role and responsibility descriptions in the project

Vision and Strategy The Vision The Strategy Contribute to, and use ESS “harmonized” way off working Identify key resources to relevant tasks, build competence for ESS Develop concepts and requirements within ESS and use ext. contractors for time critical bulk work Develop and refine processes “usability” Work across the divisions to improve communication and cooperation Use the power in the organization – if we work together The Strategy Use Skanska org for installation of Mech. Infra structure Project Baseline design hand-over to Detail design NCF/ SPOKE, completed Detailed design through external contractor - for Piping and Raceways, started The work is done in a phased approach to support AD component installation The target is to mobilize the installation contractors at 7 Jan, start installation at 14 Jan

In the Pipeline Design for G01 & G02 Installation Cable trays and pipes Cable routing and termination (NCL and SPOKE) All grounding design (components not included) Power distribution Baseline M-beta and H-beta Piping and raceways Installation STUB cable conduits and Waveguides All cable trays and pipes in G01 and G02 Cable pulling and termination NCL Gas pipe installation for BI

Scope of Work for Installation The Scope of Work for Installation Harmonized ways of working at ESS Supervise and coordinate all installation activities Planning, short term on site and long term Execution and follow up on Division or Main project level Coordinate and manage support activities Interface between: In-Kind – ESS WP – Installation Package Lead AD installation coordinator IK partner Installation package lead AD Work package lead AD Liaison Officers Responsible for Installation binder Installation Readiness Review Work order Installation Non-Conformity Reports

Scope of Work for Installation The Scope of Work for the Installation of Infrastructure project Components Installation Packages WP3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 Installation Package Lead (IPL) assigned by Work Package IPL supported by Installation Organization Infrastructure Installation Packages Process and Piping Cooling water and Drainage Systems Pressurized Air Gas Systems Electrical Cable Raceways and Conduits, Electrical Power Distribution and Grounding Racks and Rack cooling, Cable coordination, Pulling Termination and verification Assign Installation Package Leads

Installation Organization at Infrastructure and Accelerator PM Peo Gustavsson Design Anton L Electrical DD High V / Low V Jonas W Process&Pipe DD Piero V Civil CF Pre Ops Mechanical Installation Olle L Electrical IPL TBD Process & Pipe IPL TBD Component IPL Kristifer Falkland Machanical IPL TBD Civil IPL TBD Testing (SAT1) Inigo A Electrical TBD Process PA/PC/Admin. Ciprian/Fredrik QA/QC Björn R CM/DM/Change mgt Patrik W Cabel DB Design, installation and test follow up OSH Nic E System Design Owner Frithiof J System Design Owner Installation Service and Technical Support Transportation Lifting, Scaffolding Rigging Storage Laydown Areas Procurement Boring &Drilling Temporary services, H2O, Power, Comp air. Alignment Work Shop Integration Components IPL Electrical IPL Process & Pipes IPL Civil IPL Mechanical IPL Technicians Area Coordinators Steering comity John H Roland G Ken Ralf T Mikael J

Ways of Communicating Daily Once Weekly War room meetings Plan Comply or explain deviations Issues Stand up meeting on site Weekly Installation detailed working and follow up meetings Detail planning and organization of installation activities Service needs (eg. transportation, storage, tools, workshops) Installation binder Commissioning Installation and commissioning meeting “Information” Share information General presentations Status updates Safety /quality aspects Issues solved/new Once Preliminary Design Review Critical Design Review Installation Readiness Reviews Design Data Time plan and installation sequence Temporary Services Safety Quality Feedback from Manufacturer Test Reediness Review

Ways of Working with Installation “The project are here to supervise and coordinate all installation activities, planning, execution and follow up, on Division or Main project level” Preparation and Planning Installation Binder Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) Work Order Installation Readiness Review Installation (Perform your Work) Pre-Job Test Readiness Review Documentation handover Close down site activities Work Review Safety Readiness Review *Detailed information to be found on: https://confluence.esss.lu.se/category/essinst Chess document “ESS-0102864 - ESS Procedure for Preparation for Installation and Installation” Input from Design Preparation of IB IRR Installation Test and Inspection TRR SRR

Ways of Working with Installation The Work Order (WO) control the release of work and work/safety: What/Who/How/Where/When No work shall be executed unless it is planed and organized Synchronize the work with other parallel work (same area) To control plant conditions and equipment To plan and organize delimitations and tag outs The Work Order will mainly state: Installation activity start and end time Summary of the activity Documents related to this activity (RAMS) Any need for delimitations/tag outs https://jira.esss.lu.se/servicedesk/customer/portal/11

Ways of Working with Installation Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) What’s the purpose with a RAMS? Identify hazards and associated risks for an activity and determine if sufficient controls are in place (to reduce the risks to an acceptable level) Who is responsible for preparing the RAMS? Installation Package Lead for making sure it’s prepared Help and support from Safety and Installation Orgnization What does a RAMS consist of? The RAMS consists of two parts: A method statement, i.e. a detailed break down/description of the work to be carried out and material to be used to perform this task A risk assessment, i.e. identify the risks associated to the work steps detailed in the method statement. Including adjacent risk. Installation Non-Conformity RAMS: https://confluence.esss.lu.se/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=265308713 I-NCR: https://confluence.esss.lu.se/display/QUAL

The goal High level ESS Objectives 2019 RFQ, MEBT and DTL 1 installed in the tunnel Conditioning and commissioning of the RFQ, MEBT and DTL1 started There are 3 critical paths, which feeds SRR 3 & 4; RFQ – DTL 4 Beam on temporary dump, “Warm Linac”, 2020 June/July DTL5 – Beam on Dump “Cold Linac”, 2021 April/May Dump to Target, 2021 July/Aug RBOT, (2022 June BOT)

Summary The project covers the infrastructure and accelerator components installation The project are here to supervise and coordinate all installation activities, planning, execution and follow up, on Division or Main project level Organization staring to form and being put into place Ways of working “harmonized” with installation at ESS being established There will be a lot of installations starting to happened in the coming 6 months