Who are we?
CMS Safety is supporting the Safety of all personnel MPE, MPA, contractors and visitors involved in the CMS experiment, across every associated activity and facility at CERN including LHC Point 5, Meyrin and Prévessin.
The CMS Safety Office supports the safe design, installation, operation and maintenance of the CMS Experiment throughout its entire lifecycle.
Working closely with the CMS Technical Coordination, detector teams, CERN support groups and the CERN HSE Department, the office provides guidance and oversight to ensure that all CMS activities are planned, executed and concluded safely, in compliance with CERN Safety Policy, CERN Safety Rules and applicable regulations, and CERN Safety Objectives.
Our mission is to protect people, the environment and the experiment by promoting a proactive safety culture, supporting risk-informed decision making, and continuously improving the Safety Management System.
What does the CMS Safety Office (LEXGIMOS Office) do?
- Keeps the Technical Coordinator informed on all Safety matters within CMS, and coordinates every Safety and Support Officer in the experiment
- Safety management and regulatory compliance
- Hazard identification and risk assessment
- Work planning and Safety reviews
- Safety supervision during installation, operation and activities
- Emergency preparedness and incident management
- Detector Safety Systems and related Safety Systems (DSS, SEP, Fire protection and related infrastructure)
- Safety checks, lessons learnt and continuous improvement
- Training, guidance and support to CMS collaborators and contractors
- Any other specific Safety related matter within the CMS Experimental Collaboration at CERN
The CMS Safety Team
CMS Safety Office Team:
Roberto Perruzza
Cedric Gerlach
Catarina Remelgado
Ilayda Kahveci
Alex Darcy De Oliveira Martins
Supports the CMS Technical Coordinator for all matters of Safety, and coordinates every Safety and Support Officer in the experiment.
Oversees Safety Files/Folders, incident reviews and Safety exercises — see the full mandate on GSI-SO-04 and EDMS 1428221.
CMS Radiation Safety Office (RSO):
Stephane Bally
Sandro Di Vincenzo
Sophie Mallows