Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- playground:fire [2015/10/16 13:05] – jacobs
+++ playground:fire [2026/06/25 16:12] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-  - Accelerator Personnel do not have any control over the main Fire Alarm Systems, we only have the ability to view information.  Accelerator Personnel (Devon or Don) are, however, the primary technical support for the VESDA systems in the lab areas.
+**Actions if the building fire alarm activates:**
-  - If the fire alarm activates:
     - The designated Accelerator Operator shall:
-        * Check the annunciator panel for the location of the alarm (more on the panel below)
+        * Check the annunciator panel for the location of the alarm (instructions on the panel below)
         * Put in all faraday cups and shut down the accelerator
+        * Contact accelerator staff ASAP
         * Wait for emergency personnel in the lobby and escort them to the location
     - All other personnel are to evacuate the building as directed by the alarm system message
-  - If the fire alarm is in a condition other than normal, no radiation will be produced until the trouble is fixed, or until the requirements in the Interlock Rules Policy have been satisfied.
-  - Accelerator Personnel may use a fire extinguisher if the individual feels they can do so safely but there is no requirement to do so.
+**Actions if the annunciator panel reports Supervisory:**
-  - Never open a door to an alarm area if smoke is visible outside the door or if the door is warm.
-  - OUPD dispatchers should get automatically notified of any trouble or fire alarm on the system.
+The designated Accelerator Operator shall:
+    - Immediately stop radiation production
+    - Check the annunciator for the nature of the trouble (instructions on the panel below)
+    - If the message is "DOCK or VAULT ECO SENSOR ALARM" this is a low oxygen event
+      - The VESDA computer should be playing a low oxygen message, check to see if the computer is reporting low oxygen.
+      - Check to see if the SF6 alarm and Tank Volume data support an SF6 leak
+      - Contact accelerator staff immediately
+      - Be prepared to go to the nearest fire alarm pull station to evacuate the building
+    - If the message is "XXXXXXXX VESDA PIPE X" This is a significant smoke detection
+      - Contact accelerator staff immediately
+      - Activate the Tritium Exhaust Fans
+      - Be aware that the building fire alarm may activate soon
+**Actions if the annunciator panel reports Trouble:**
+The designated Accelerator Operator shall:
+    - Immediately stop radiation production
+    - Check the annunciator for the nature of the trouble (instructions on the panel below)
+    - If the message is "XXXXXXXX VESDA PIPE X" This is an initial smoke detection
+    - Contact accelerator staff immediately
+    - Be aware that the Supervisory Trouble and then the building fire alarm may activate soon
+__........................................................................................__
+**General Information:**
+  * Accelerator Personnel do not have any control over the main Fire Alarm Systems, we only have the ability to view information.  Accelerator Personnel (Devon or Don) are, however, the primary technical support for the VESDA systems in the lab areas.
+  * If the fire alarm is in a condition other than normal, no radiation will be produced until the trouble is fixed, or until the requirements in the Interlock Rules Policy have been satisfied.
+  * Accelerator Personnel may use a fire extinguisher if the individual feels they can do so safely but there is no requirement to do so.
+  * Never open a door to an alarm area if smoke is visible outside the door or if the door is warm.
+  * OUPD dispatchers should get automatically notified of any trouble or fire alarm on the system.
 **The Annunciator Panel** (located in the control room, photo below)