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IMPACTFacility Administrators Session

https://

indico.cern.ch

/event/610991

Slide3

Agenda06-February-2017IMPACT – Facility Administrators

3

Main developments in 2016 and main Priorities for 2017

My Facility Configuration

Open Discussion

Slide4

Facility Administrators06-February-2017IMPACT – Facility Administrators

4

Facility

Administrator role was discussed and approved in the Intervention Management Working

Group (IMWG)

of April 2015

Split

responsibilities of configuring a Facility and coordinating the activities

Facility

Administrators are the only people with rights to modify the configuration for a Facility (locations, systems, roles, masks, intervention periods

…)

Maximun

2 Facility Administrators per Facility

Slide5

2016 Development5Professional Visits procedure (EDMS: 1476151

)

Harmonize the declaration and organization of Professional Visits at

CERN

Integration with PRT (CERN’s Pre-Registration Tool)

Reduce ping-pong communications between visit organizers and Registration Service

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide6

2016 Development6Integration with ADaMS 3Anticipate 24 hours prior the access starts the propagation of data

Reduce the stress in ADaMS and speeds up the access propagation

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide7

2016 Development7DIMR v2 procedure (EDMS: 1688444

)

DIMR V1 was based on the 2006 ALARA rules

DIMR V2 is based on the new ALARA rules (EDMS:

1244380

)

Goal: EYETS 2016-17

06-February-2017

674 DIMRs created

since 11

th

November 2016

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide8

2016 Development8Blocking participants/activities when estimate doses are overcome

Information coming from the Operational Dosimetry system

Blocking activities:

When an activity estimated collective dose is overcome then this activity will be Interrupted and a message will be displayed to users.

Blocking participants:

When the participant for an activity overcome the estimated individual dose IMPACT will set a flag in the data that is shared with ADaMS to block the access to this user.

This information is displayed in IMPACT.

Under discussion with ADaMS 3 to show the information in the ADaMS kiosk

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide9

2016 Development9New activity form UI

Modernize the complex activity form existing in IMPACT

Improve user experience with a cleaner interface

Effort to be continued in 2017

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide10

2016 Development1012 IMPACT releases along 2016

Total of 787 tasks implemented

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

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2016 Development1106-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

133 Professional Visits

944 Guided Visits

131 Radiography

224 Electrical

Lockouts

23 Cryogenic Lockouts

20 Clusters

Slide12

Main 2017 Development Objectives12IS37 (EDMS 1560185

- Estimated for April)

CERN's Disable/Enable Alarm

level 3 - safety

procedure

implemented

in EDH in the year 2000 following the Safety Instruction 37

Along these years using the IS37 procedure, users have identified improvements that shall be implemented to make this form more in line with the actual working procedures, and correct some of the small weaknesses that presents

Work Dose Planning (EDMS

1722524

)

From Excel to the

Web

Better integration with DIMR v2

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide13

Main 2017 Developments Objective13Dashboard and Reporting

Extensive work on analysing all potential use cases:

List of my activities/safety documents to approve by me

Do I have access to intervene for the activities where I’m participant?

Maintenance

New Facilities

North Area Beam Lines, Neutrino Platform, AD Experiments

Others

Tir

Radio v2,

DIMR

v2.1, Fire Permit v1.1, Piquet activities, RP Approval review…

Users Requests

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Your feedback / input will be welcome!

Slide14

How can I stay tuned? 14IMPACT Home Help Page

Intervention Management Working Group

meetings

:

New organisation

Calendar for 2017

9th March

18th May

14th September

16th

November

Trainings

SIR Courses

 IMPACT fundamentals and Fire Permit

Classroom course  Advanced session

Professional Visits  Ongoing

What is new?

IMPACT Release notes

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide15

My Facility Configuration15Mask definition

Locations

Systems

Intervention Periods

Roles

06-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide16

Mask Definition and Usage16A bit of history of the Activity Mask:Back in 2011 different needs where expressed by

coordination teams for

custom

“activities” per

facility

LHC

Operators requested a custom configuration for activities declared in the

LHC Machine

during an

Intervention Period

of type operation

Guided Visits, Professional Visits and Radiography Visits are

type

of activities that requires custom data

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide17

Mask Definition and Usage17How a mask is selected:3 properties determine the mask to be selected:

Facility

Intervention Period

Activity Type

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

-

+

Precedence

Slide18

Mask Definition and Usage18After 5 years of usage, can we unify (as much as possible) the Facility masks?

Maybe unification is difficult but

simplification

can be a first target

Simplifying the mask will help:

Users declaring activities

Approvers to focus in what is important

Improve quality of the data

Harmonization of the usage of IMPACT along facilities

Field Visibility

Report

to analyse the usage of the masks

ATLAS mask review in 2015 / 2016 (EDMS:

1562693

) by Michel Raymond

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide19

How locations are used in IMPACT and the link with AIS locations19Timeline

:

2014: First analysis to better understand Facility needs

2015: Interviews with Facility Administrators to build the Facility Tree

November 2015: New locations repository in IMPACT

Some

constraints to keep in mind

A location can’t be part of 2 facilities

In an activity we can’t have locations outside the activity

facility

Locations without Radiation Classification Area will be hidden (RP is pro-actively classifying all new locations

)

If the activity has an impact

in other

facilities then the requestor can use the field Impacted Facility

 Facility Coordination team of the impacted facility will need to approve the activity

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide20

How locations are used in IMPACT and the link with AIS locations20Lifecycle

of buildings

New

buildings

Automatically added to the “Surface and other facilities" Facility

Floors and

rooms

If the parent (floor :: building, room :: floor)

belongs entirely to the facility

,

then

locations will be automatically added to the parent.

Otherwise we will need to contact group owners to better understand where these locations should be added

Others

Initial discussion with ADaMS 3 to manage

Access Points

to access a given location in the Location

repository (today is IMPACT who keeps this data and is not shared with other systems)

Raisin injects custom location properties to the

repository, this data is then propagated to IMPACT

IMPACT

Locations report

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide21

Locations Application21IMPACT – Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Jan

Janke

Daniel Garcia

Baldomir

Matteo Mara

FAP-AIS-GI

Slide22

After Location presentation22If I want to change the structure or properties of my location:

Create a

Service Now

ticket

We will analyse your request, identified the feasibility of the change and depending the complexity we might ask you to do the change directly in the Location repository guiding you on the process or we will do it on your behalf

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide23

Location – ATLAS Example23

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Facility

Grouping

Building

Floor

Local

Equip

Souterrain

Slide24

Systems24A bit of history:By default, most of the facilities use the systems defined for LHC Machine.

Some facilities as Alice, ATLAS, CMS,

LHCb

, Computing Facilities or GIF personalized their system

tree.

In the past it was possible for Facility Administrators to edit their own system tree (functionality only used by 1 Facility so it was decommissioned 3 years ago)

Weakness

No link between Facility and System,

you can have an activity for ALICE where the system belongs to SPS.

8260

activities with conflicts

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide25

Systems25Effort to review and improve systems (IMWG)Is it accurate the list of systems declared?

Is IMPACT the best tool to define systems for a facility?

How to avoid conflicts between systems and facilities?

Roles

System Approver

Approves the activity where the system is declared

System Responsible

Has same privileges as the activity responsible

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide26

Intervention Periods26You are the responsible of maintaining the intervention periods for your facility:IMPACT

Intervention Periods

screen

Operations:

Create

Edit

Delete:

Only if no activities are already using it

Type of Intervention Periods

Technical Stop, Extended Technical Stop, Shutdown, Operation, Any time

Any time

To be reviewed to analyse if we can remove it

Operation

on-going discussion on piquet activities for TI operators

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide27

Roles27You are the responsible of maintaining the roles in your facility:IMPACT

Role Assignment

screen

Operations:

Create

,

Edit

&

Delete

: Only for Roles where the target facility is your facility

IMPACT

help page

will guide you on the

process (only

avaiable

within CERN network)

It’s possible to assign a role to an e-group

Warning!

Many-many-…-many people can suddenly inherit a role if the e-group is misused

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide28

Roles that you can manage28

Role

Usage in

Targets

Facility Coordinator

Activity

workflow

Activity Change Request Workflow

Your facility

*

Intervention Period

Facility RP

Activity

Workflow

Activity Change Request Workflow

DIMR document and workflow

Your facility

*

System Approval

Activity

workflow

Your facility

*

System or Org Unit

System Responsible

Person with this role has same

rights on the activity as the activity responsible

Your facility

*

System or Org Unit

Facility Safety Approval

Activity

workflow

Activity Change Request Workflow

Your facility

*

Intervention Period

VSO

(Visit Safety Officer)

Professional Visits (by default DSOs)

Facility

Facility RSO

Not

used anywhere

… Will be deleted in IMPACT

Facility Operator

Not

used anywhere

… Will be deleted in IMPACT

TSO, RPO, LEXGLIMOS, RPE, RSO,

Exp

RSO

….

U

sed

in some safety procedures and managed in AIS Roles

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide29

Creation of new Facility29Template to request a new facility or changes for an existing one: EDMS 1550165Concept of Facility was introduced by IMPACT back in 2011, but nowadays more systems are starting to use this category

Ongoing discussion to

find a better definition for the concepts

Facility

,

Sub-facility

,

Complex

… as well as the proper procedure to declare these categories at CERN

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017

Slide30

Open discussion3006-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Main developments in 2016

Main Priorities for 2017

My Facility Configuration (Locations, Systems, Masks, Roles, Intervention Periods

…)

Slide31

Slide32

Backup slides3206-February-2017

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

Slide33

Mask upgrade ATLAS33

Block

Fields

Current

To be done

DIMR

 

not used (for the time being)

Collapse the block by default

WHEN

Baseline dates

not used

to be hidden

 

Schedule fields (intervention period, schedule dates,…)

 

to be shown only:

if you can edit

or if not null

 

“Date”

Misleading

Change label to “Proposed Start Date”

 

“Earliest/Latest”

Wrongly used

to be hidden

 

“Warning time”

 

to be hidden

 

“Granted time comments”

 

to be hidden

HAZARDS

Activity Hazards

not used as it should

to be mandatory

“None” option shall be select when no hazards (instead of leaving the block empty)

 

Co-activity Hazards

2 ‘hazards’ in 2015 (see list)

to be hidden

 

Location Hazards

17 ‘hazards’ in 2015 (see list)

to be hidden

DOCUMENTS

(See list)

 

for information

IMPACT

– Facility Administrators

06-February-2017