Scientists around the world are joining together to study the coronavirus known as SARS-CoV-2 and to expedite the development of possible vaccines and treatments to prevent its infection, named COVID-19. At Berkeley Lab, senior leadership and Operations staff are evaluating ways in which our unique capabilities can contribute to this global effort while ensuring the health and safety of our staff … [Read more...]
Tree Removal Project To Impact Lab Access Via Centennial
A six-week tree removal project that includes closing parts or all of Centennial Road between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. begins Monday, Dec. 2. The tree removal project will remove eucalyptus trees, select pine and oak trees, and underbrush for 100 feet on both sides of Centennial Road starting at the intersection of Centennial and Grizzly Peak Road and continuing along the entire length of Centennial Road … [Read more...]
One-Day Strike Planned for Wednesday, Nov. 13; Expect Changes to Deliveries, Gate Access, and Shuttle Services
The American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Union has notified the University of California of its intent to conduct a UC-system-wide one-day strike on Wednesday, November 13 from midnight to 11:59 p.m. Approximately 68 employees are members of the AFSCME SX bargaining unit (custodians, drivers, groundskeepers) and two Lab employees are in the EX (patient care … [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...]