January 2019 – July 2022
As more people return to work at one of the Lab sites, Facilities is working hard to handle an influx of service requests. In this conversation with Tamatha Thompson, Business Systems Analyst, Facilities Division, we review reminders and updates about the work order request process. https://facilities.lbl.gov/2022/06/13/what-has-changed-work-order-requests/
Have you wondered if you can order food delivery or rideshare services, such as Lyft or Uber, to the Lab’s main site? How about whether friends or family members are allowed through the gate to drop you off or pick you up from work? The answer to those questions is yes. Click to learn more. https://securityandemergencyservices.lbl.gov/2022/05/18/how-to-gain-site-access-for-deliveries-friends-and-family-drop-offs-and-rideshares/
As more and more people return to working onsite, it’s time to start thinking about how to build an inclusive hybrid team environment for you and your coworkers. The IDEAs In Action website has a list of resources and toolkits to get you started. https://ideas-in-action.lbl.gov/inclusion/inclusive-virtual-hybrid-teams
As people return to Lab sites, things might look different as infrastructure projects continued during the last two years. In this conversation with Todd Hancock, Division Director of the Projects & Infrastructure Modernization Division, learn about the latest infrastructure projects and impacts. https://pim.lbl.gov/what-has-changed-at-the-lab-construction-infrastructure/
The Lab’s main site has several EV charging stations, which are available by reservation. Register to use the service, then use the calendar to reserve your charging time. EV charging supports the Lab’s commitment to cleaner commutes and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. https://ev-charging.lbl.gov/
Badging is a requirement at every Lab gate entry, and in this short video, we show the proper way to badge in while riding a bicycle. Always follow these steps: Safely come to a complete stop, swipe your badge, and wait for the gate arm to rise before continuing to ride forward. Click to watch. https://youtu.be/zvcwRJ1yQvM
Some of the pleasures of working at the Lab are its open spaces and walkability. Now that many more people are returning to Lab sites to work, it’s time to re-familiarize ourselves with pedestrian safety. Read EH&S Pedestrian Safety SME Jonathan Cabrera’s safety tips for Lab employees and visitors. https://ehs.lbl.gov/2022/03/22/the-way-we-work-pedestrian-safety/
Many people at the Lab were hired during the pandemic, and many more need to reacquaint themselves with the Lab sites and the new (and trusted) ways of keeping safe during an emergency. Learn more in this interview with Lab Emergency Manager James Nuñez and Fire Marshal Todd LaBerge. https://site-security.lbl.gov/2022/03/16/what-has-changed-at-the-lab-emergency-management/
As of March 14, the Lab returned to its pre-pandemic processes for all business and conference travel for those following Protocol A. No approvals will be required from DOE or the Chief Operating Officer, and the WPC is not required. Those in Protocol B have steps to follow. Read more. https://ocfo.lbl.gov/service/travel/know-before-you-go/
New online security training is required of all new Lab employees and is strongly recommended for others. The training provides the essential information needed about security and emergency services and your basic obligation to help promote a safe and secure work environment here at the Lab. https://training.lbl.gov/ehs/training/webcourses/SES0200/story.html