SY Department
Accelerator Systems Department
Health and Safety
Obligatory Personal Protection Equipment
Safety Information Registration
Document Management
EDMS folder of the section and group
IT General Grammar and Style Guidelines
Procurement
Quality and Planning
Accelerator Entities & Signals: Naming Portal
Departmental Space Manager assistant( works, repairs, removals)
Service requests
Software tools
INDICO
Newcomer’s Guide
Getting Started
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Training Courses
You can find the mandatory training courses you need to complete on arrival here.
Below are some additional courses relevant to activities in TCD.
For general access to the complex:
- Electrical Safety – Facilities
- Self Rescue Mask
- Beam Facilities
- Radiation Protection – Controlled Area and Supervised Area
Specific areas that require an additional training course:
Other relevant training courses:
- CATIA SmarTeam Introductory (3 day Course)
- CATIA SmarTeam Advanced (10 day Course)
- Ansys Mechanical Basics
Catalogue for more advanced modeling courses:
Access
You will need to request access to all your work locations that are restricted on ADAMS.
Here is a list of the location codes that you will most likely use:
TCD Work Spaces:
- TCD’s radiactove work zone 0867-R-P49 and 0867-R-R57
- TCD’s Workshop: 0867-R-R07
- 927 STI workshop: 0927-R-V05
LHC Areas
- Main LHC area: LHC-TNL
SPS Areas
- Main SPS area: SPS
PS Areas
Personal Equipment
Here you’ll find links to the equipment you need to get for various interventions, purchasable from the CERN Stores.
Protective Equipment
- Helmet
- Head Lamp (for specific helmet model)
- Safety Shoes
- Self Rescue Mask: See the STI Secreteriat 864-2-D23
Consider borrowing a self-rescue mask from the section workshop on occasion if your intervention is exceptional.
Laboratory Equipment
Consider using overshoes on occasion if your work in the clean room is exceptional, and read through the Clean Room Best Practices Procedure
Logo credits: Training by Michael Mellon; Access by Symbolon and PPE by Luis Prado from the Noun Project


