Dear colleagues, Thank you for your attention and flexibility in helping us address the evolving COVID-19 response. The Lab’s Critical Incident Management Group (CIMG) continues to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on our communities and its implications for Lab operations. Our goal is to keep the Lab community healthy, drawing from federal, state, and local guidance and the best available … [Read more...]
Feb. 26 COVID-19 Update: International Travel Restrictions, Arriving From CDC Level 3 Countries, Health Tips
Dear colleagues, Due to the spread of the COVID-19 virus in a number of countries, the Lab has set up a Critical Incident Management Group (CIMG) led by David von Damm to monitor the evolving federal, state, and local guidance and to advise Lab leadership on measures that should be taken to protect the health of our employees, affiliates, users, and visitors. International Travel Because of the … [Read more...]
Reduce Your Chances of Encountering a Mountain Lion
To reduce the chances of encountering a mountain lion: Avoid hiking or jogging alone, especially between dusk and dawn, when lions normally do their hunting. Make plenty of noise while you hike so as to reduce the chances of surprising a lion. Always keep children and pets in sight while hiking and within arm’s reach in areas that can conceal a lion. Hike with a good walking stick; this … [Read more...]
PG&E Planned Power Shutdown FAQs
28 October 2019 - Updated Frequently Asked Questions General Closure Information Q: Is Berkeley Lab open? Berkeley Lab’s main hill site will remain closed through Wednesday, October 30. Personnel working at all Berkeley Lab locations other than the main hill site should report to work as usual. On Monday, PG&E notified us that the Lab’s main hill site is within an area that will be … [Read more...]
Return to Work Information
This information was last updated Monday, Oct. 14 at 9:15 a.m -- adding safety switch on vending machines information. Safety Areas of the Lab that were accessible were checked for safety hazards prior to allowing occupancy. If you notice a possible safety issue in your workspace or have questions, please contact your supervisor. There may be some smaller buildings, or rooms within a larger … [Read more...]