Workshop Logistics Erik Gottschalk Strategic Planning Workshop 4

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Workshop Logistics Erik Gottschalk Strategic Planning Workshop 4 -5 November 2015

Workshop Logistics Erik Gottschalk Strategic Planning Workshop 4 -5 November 2015

Overview • • 2 Handouts – Charge, Agenda, Lab Agenda Why? What? Where are

Overview • • 2 Handouts – Charge, Agenda, Lab Agenda Why? What? Where are we? Working groups Workshop website Lab Priorities Retirement Eligibility Agenda 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Why? – Workforce Planning • • Phase 1 – Workforce analysis (retirement eligibility, skills

Why? – Workforce Planning • • Phase 1 – Workforce analysis (retirement eligibility, skills inventory) Phase 2 – Workforce plan (develop action plans – today!) – Restructuring the organization – Cross-training – New hires – Staff transfers – Outsourcing a function – Succession plan – Retraining – Mentoring Phase 3 – Implement the plan Phase 4 – Monitor, evaluate, and revise the plan This is ambitious but a lot of preparatory work has been done. Reference: http: //das. ct. gov/fp 1. aspx? page=320 3 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

What are we doing? Develop action plans for critical and endangered skills. Geodesist (an

What are we doing? Develop action plans for critical and endangered skills. Geodesist (an example): • Conduct international search among HEP laboratories and academia in FY 16. • Pursue outreach through the alignment community by utilizing IWAA (International Workshops on Accelerator Alignment). • Hire a qualified geodesist in FY 17. • Critical skill – expertise needed in an organization because the demand for the skill exceeds the supply, and the expertise is not readily available external to the organization • Endangered skill – existing expertise in an organization that has been identified as a critical skill due to anticipated retirements or staff departures in the near future 4 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Where are we? – Meeting Rooms Group 0 (Nigel’s Group) & Group 1 Plenary

Where are we? – Meeting Rooms Group 0 (Nigel’s Group) & Group 1 Plenary Sessions Group 2, Group 3, Group 4, Group 5 5 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Working groups (based on OHAP) Organization and Human Asset Plan (OHAP) – job categories

Working groups (based on OHAP) Organization and Human Asset Plan (OHAP) – job categories • Administration (includes ES&H and Facilities Management) – Leaders: Tim Meyer + Kay Van Vreede – DB expert: Marc Kaducak • Engineering (includes designers and drafters) – Leaders: Randy Ortgiesen + Mayling Wong + Mike Lindgren – DB expert: Hugh Lippincott • Information Technology – Leaders: Jin Chang + Panagiotis Spentzouris (promoted to “Group 0”) – DB expert: Lucas Taylor • Scientific – Leaders: Steve Brice + Doug Glenzinski – DB expert: Jim Hirschauer • Technical – Leaders: Mary Convery + Karen Kephart – DB expert: Brendan Casey 6 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Website (1 of 3) – Charge, Agenda, Working Groups 7 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk |

Website (1 of 3) – Charge, Agenda, Working Groups 7 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Website (1 of 3) – Charge, Agenda, Working Groups Workshop Logistics (these slides) 8

Website (1 of 3) – Charge, Agenda, Working Groups Workshop Logistics (these slides) 8 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Website (2 of 3) – Day 1 & 2 Step-by-Step Instructions 9 11/4/15 Erik

Website (2 of 3) – Day 1 & 2 Step-by-Step Instructions 9 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Website (3 of 3) – Reference Documents & Contact Info 10 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk

Website (3 of 3) – Reference Documents & Contact Info 10 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Lab Priorities – Ordered List of Importances 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Lab Priorities – Ordered List of Importances 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. LBNF + DUNE (CD-1 CD-3 a must succeed) LCLS-II (we must deliver…and we are) PIP-II (India collaboration) LHC upgrades (CMS, LARP) Muon g-2 Mu 2 e (go go go) and associated AIPs Operations in order: 1. Nova (500 k. W 700 k. W) 2. Micro. Boo. NE 3. Everything else 8. SBN (small but fast track) 9. Cosmic projects and ops (small but leveraged, work with other labs) 10. R&D (a core competency) accelerators and detectors 11 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Po s 12 11/4/15 ist nt te ia an Fin cie er Re ce

Po s 12 11/4/15 ist nt te ia an Fin cie er Re ce so u C ec rc ha ivil es En ni ca gin l. E ee n r Co gin e m m erin un g ica tio ns In ES fo rm Op &H at io erat n Te ion s ch no Pr l Pr o o gy oj ec cur t M em Ot he ana ent r. A ge Fa m en cil dmi ni iti st t es r a M an tion ag em en t Ot De he r T sign ec hn ica El ec l Sc tri i en M ca ec l t ha Tec ist ni h n ca El l T icia ec n e tri ca chn ici l. E a ng in n ee rin Al ign g m en t M an Hu m in e oc As s ng t. S es Gu h rc t. E es Gu ea es l. R ra to oc td Retirement Eligibility (from Postdocs to Alignment) Retirement eligibility by OHAP Category within 5 yrs (%) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% Within 5 years % (cumulative) 30% 20% 10% 0% Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Agenda for Day 1 ------ Develop Action Plans ------Prioritize Action Plans 13 11/4/15 Erik

Agenda for Day 1 ------ Develop Action Plans ------Prioritize Action Plans 13 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Introducing tomorrow’s ERM Facilitators • Lucas Taylor, Fermilab – Ph. D Particle Physicist, PMP-certified,

Introducing tomorrow’s ERM Facilitators • Lucas Taylor, Fermilab – Ph. D Particle Physicist, PMP-certified, Deputy Project Manager for “LHC CMS Detector Upgrades” – Fermilab Risk Manager, Lab risk processes, tools, project risk (CMS, LBNF / DUNE…), enterprise risk • Keith Molenaar, U. of Colorado – Professor of Construction Engineering Mgmt. – Research interests: project risk analysis, alternative project delivery methods, and cost engineering • Anne Kerhoas, CERN – Physicist, Engineer, MBA, previously: Senior Safety Officer, International Atomic Energy Commission – CERN Enterprise Risk Management 14 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop 11/4/15

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Additional Slides 15 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop

Terminology • Critical skill – expertise needed in an organization because the demand for

Terminology • Critical skill – expertise needed in an organization because the demand for the skill exceeds the supply, and the expertise is not readily available external to the organization • Endangered skill – existing expertise in an organization that has been identified as a critical skill due to anticipated retirements or staff departures in the near future 16 11/4/15 Erik Gottschalk | Strategic Planning Workshop