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DEPLOYED SAFETY SERVICES OVERVIEW erhtjhtyhy BRYAN WOZNY Deployed Safety Services (DSS) Manager Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Division High Energy Physics (HEP) Independent Safety Review September 24-25, 2018

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DEPLOYED SAFETY SERVICES OVERVIEW

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BRYAN WOZNYDeployed Safety Services (DSS) ManagerHealth, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Division

High Energy Physics (HEP) Independent Safety ReviewSeptember 24-25, 2018

OUTLINE

§ Background

§ Current Departmental Structure

§ Consistency – Communication – Clarity

§ Moving Forward…

§ Summary

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DEPLOYED SAFETY SERVICES§ Assessments recommended elevating ESH support into a single organization, with the

centralized ESH organization reporting to the Lab Director

– UChicago safety review (August 2016)

– Argonne Laboratory operations evaluation (October 2016)

– FY16 PEMP (December 2016): “SC remains concerned about the alignment of organizational responsibilities in the lab regarding safety”

– Form One Common Understanding of Safety: FOCUS

§ Established May 1st, 2017– Staff transferred to HSE– HSE-DSS Policy effective (HSE-RPP used as model)

§ Beginning October 1st, 2017 (FY18)– Service Level Agreements (SLA’s) put in place– Direct Allocation began

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HSE DIVISION DEPLOYED SAFETY SERVICES

D. ApplegateE. ChangH. Chen

S. ErlenbeckM. FriesA. Harris

C. HaydenJ. McGheeT. Mullen

L. PierceL. Reed (HEP)

P. RickertH. Stepan-Parr

R. WilligJ. Woodford

J. Young

Deputy Division DirectorM. Romero

Health, Safety, and Environment Division

(HSE)B. Dunn

Division Director

Deployed Safety Services Program

B. Wozny

DirectoratesCLSEGS

OTD/OPSPSCPSE

Directorate Safety Managers

J. Benkert (OPS)W. Brocker (EGS)U. Geiser (PSE)

D. Rodi (CLS, OTD)P. Rossi (PSC)

Deployed

OPS Deployed Safety Services

J. Benkert

Deployed Safety Services StaffOPS Deployed Safety Services Staff

J. AliczM. DelroseS. Spangler

HSE-DSS ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES§ Programmatic Line Management

– Responsible for safety in their organization– Receive ESH & ISM guidance and support from

DSS staff

§ Deployed Safety Services Manager– Consistency with ESH support provided & Appraisals– Communication between organizations & staff– Clarity, Professional Development, Resource Mgmt.

§ Directorate Safety Manager– Day to Day support for deployed safety staff within

deployed directorate – Local technical advisor– Link between HSE, deployed directorate, and orgs

§ Safety Generalist/Specialist (ESH Coordinator)– Day to Day ESH support within deployed division

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CONSISTENCYCOMMUNICATIONCLARITY

CONSISTENCY

§ ESH-Focused Customer Service Mentality§ HSE-DSS Policy

– Absences, Accountability, Back-ups– Performance Appraisals, Professional Development– Inclusion of deployed line management

§ R2A2’s established– Deployed Safety Services Manager– Directorate Safety Manager– Safety Generalist/Specialist

§ HSE-DSS Mentoring & Qualification Program§ Best Practice Sharing Initiative

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COMMUNICATION

§ ESH-Focused Customer Service Mentality§ Belief Based Safety Leadership Workshops

– November/2017 & February/2018 (The Pacific Institute)§ Monthly HSE-DSS staff meetings

– Now includes Operations – Improved communication from HSE Core

• Implementation of ESH Programs§ Collaboration between HSE and Programmatic Line Management

– Hiring, services needed, behaviors expected§ On-Boarding across directorates and divisions§ Best Practice Sharing Initiative

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CLARITY

§ ESH-Focused Customer Service Mentality– Build trust through partnerships– Remember why we’re here

§ Clear Roles & Responsibilities§ Between DSS and HSE Core§ Independence & Objectivity§ Expectations for DSS staff

– Accountability– Performance Appraisal– Goals

§ Service Level Agreements9

MOVING FORWARD

§ Consistency– Applying R2A2’s – Best Practice Sharing Initiative– Subject Matter Experts (SME’s)

§ Communication– With each other– With the programmatic customers– Implementation of HSE Core programs

§ Clarity– DSS organizational structure– Implementation of policies/procedures

Continual Improvement Needed…

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STILL WORKING THROUGH THE CHANGE

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SUMMARY

§ FOCUS: Form One Common Understanding of Safety at Argonne– Consistency, Communication, Clarity

§ ESH-Focused Customer Service Mentality§ A lot of progress within the past year § Continual Improvement Needed

– Effective and efficient with roles– Department organizational structure

§ Build working relationships & earn trust § Provide R&D staff and line management the ESH

tools and resources needed to succeed

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DISCUSSION / QUESTIONS?