Safety and Workforce Planning in National Laboratories: FY08-FY12 Insights

Dec 17, 2025

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This document outlines the safety and workforce planning strategies for national laboratories including Ames Laboratory, ANL, BNL, and others for FY08 to FY12. It emphasizes the lack of direct correlation between workforce levels and safety, while noting that BNL's workforce is projected to increase due to the CFN and NSLS II projects. Additionally, the future of RHIC relies on the success of advanced cooling and EBIS, contingent on effective safety programs. Importantly, it acknowledges that political affiliations do not significantly impact safety priorities in national labs.

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Safety and Workforce Planning in National Laboratories: FY08-FY12 Insights

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Take 5 for Safety - Office of Science Laboratory Plans FY08 – FY12
Ames Laboratory
ANL
BNL
Fermi Lab
LBNL
ORNL
PNL
Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
SLAC
TJNAF
Safety and the Future • No direct link between safety and workforce level • BNL workforce to go up with CFN and NSLS II • RHIC future depends on success of eCooling and EBIS, which in turn depend on effective equipment protection and personnel safety programs • No link between national lab workforce and politics • Democrats do not lean more towards safety than republicans