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K. Long, 3/16/2018 Project Manager’s report • • Status/progress since CM 18 Looking forward K. Long, 3/16/2018 Project Manager’s report • • Status/progress since CM 18 Looking forward Organisation Conclusions

Status (progress since CM 18): CM 18 Status (progress since CM 18): CM 18

Status (progress since CM 18): n CM 19: Status reports on Phase I equipment Status (progress since CM 18): n CM 19: Status reports on Phase I equipment and progress towards Phase II

Accomplishments: head lines: n Target: n n Routine operation with multi-million actuations Progress on Accomplishments: head lines: n Target: n n Routine operation with multi-million actuations Progress on bearing materials n n Cabling and installation plan in hand Removal of old target: MS&RA in preparation Upstream beam-line: n n n Magnetic elements in place Services being prepared Radiation shielding: n n Decay Solenoid Area ‘block house’ built Additional shielding on plinth to allow working in DSA n n Not quite out of the woods! Downstream beam line: n n D 2 installed Q 35 stands procured: n n Base plates and lower girder boxes Upper girder boxes soon Q 35 refurbishment progressing well n But seeking to accelerate Services: n n n Paper to Technical Board this week De-mineralised water plant on order, temporary water will be needed Electrical services designed, now being implemented CKOV/TOF 0 stand: n Ready for production readiness review (PRR)

Accomplishments: head lines: n PSI solenoid: n n Vacuum testing complete and successful Pressure Accomplishments: head lines: n PSI solenoid: n n Vacuum testing complete and successful Pressure testing complete and successful Alignment/refurbishment programme in hand Linde refrigerator: n n Contractors have started So far (1 week in) maintaining schedule n Issue is radiation in Hall n n Plinth: n n Rails installed and aligned (0. 2 mm) before additional shielding installed LH 2 test cryostat: n Issue of shrouding of top of cryostat vessel under discussion n Paper presented to, and reviewed by TB Updated paper to TB this week, then pass to RAL safety RF power: n Power from 4616 amp (June) n n 170 k. W achieved September (200 k. W required for MICE) Progress on refurbishment of 116 amp: n n n Issue is prevention of ingress of oxygen YI has contacted ‘experts’ and prepared paper defining design modification: n n Priority to Linde in MICE Hall programme At DL – mechanical AT CERN – mechanical Focus-coil tender exercise: n Tender exercise essentially complete – discuss this week

Accomplishments: head lines: n MICE Local Control Room: n n Preparation started Racks: n Accomplishments: head lines: n MICE Local Control Room: n n Preparation started Racks: n n n Partitioning: n n First rack bases to be installed next week First racks (network and PPS) to be installed the week after On order; expect to be complete by end Oct 07 Services: n Air-con, power, etc. to follow n n Expect To. F 0/1 to be delivered to RAL early Nov 07 n n In time for cosmic integration test Components of CKOVa (upstream module) at RAL: n n Window modification in R 12 w/s Anticipate delivery of CKOV components in mid October n n Expect completion mid/late November In time for cosmic integration period in November KL presampler: n Anticipate delivery to RAL in time for cosmic test

Accomplishments: head lines: n Tracker: n Station acceptance rig: recovered from power failure n Accomplishments: head lines: n Tracker: n Station acceptance rig: recovered from power failure n n Debugging readout – production end this week? Completion of first tracker delayed: n Milestone: 15 Oct 07 – likely delayed by a week or two n n Sandwich calorimeter: n n First prototype module produced in Trieste Spectrometer solenoid: n n n Tracker group decision: n Complete QA! Ship to FNAL for field measurements in December Expect shipment to RAL in Feb 08 Absorber: n n n MICE prototype absorber tested at KEK: Demonstrated need for LN 2 pre-cooling Schedule to be reviewed this week

MICE instrumentation: n n n Detector integration using cosmic rays: Cosmic test-stand to be MICE instrumentation: n n n Detector integration using cosmic rays: Cosmic test-stand to be set up in R 12 Schedule: n Tracker: n n Update DAQ system in R 12: Commission CKOV in R 12: n 30 Oct 07 To be confirmed with CKOV team TOF: n n n 09 Nov 07 CKOV: n n 30 Oct 06 02 Nov 07 09 Nov 07 DAQ: n n Tracker arrives in R 12: VLPC system commissioned in R 12: Trigger system commissioned in R 12: Delivered to R 12: Integrated into cosmic test Cosmic test starts: 15 Nov 07 22 Nov 07 09 Nov 07

Status: layout ‘issue C’: Status: layout ‘issue C’:

Looking forward: n Excellent progress, but, much to do n Need to plan and Looking forward: n Excellent progress, but, much to do n Need to plan and prepare carefully!

(Headlines) n Phase 1: n n Upstream beam line: n n n n n (Headlines) n Phase 1: n n Upstream beam line: n n n n n Instrumentation n n TOF 0/TOF 1 CKOV n n Stands Tracker DAQ Spectrometer solenoid Infrastructure: n n n n n PPS MLCR Magnetic sheilding False floor, plinth Rolling platforms Air-conditioning De-mineralised water Electrical services Network services Data link and data storage Absorber Focus coils Integration RFCC module: n Vacuum vessels Alignment Sevices (power, water) D 2, Q 4 – 5, Q 6 – 9 Services Magnet refurbishment, magnetic testing Absorber/focus-coil module: n Cavity R&D (Mu. Cool) Cavity design finalisation Cavity fabrication Coupling coil manufacture Integration RF power: n 4*2 MW amplfiers n Distribution system n Instrumentation: n n n Downsteam beam line: n n Negotiate running in January n Dust issue Install services Q 1 – 3, D 2: n n Phase II: Target: n n Looking forward: n Vacuum: n n Vacuum infrastructure Liquid-hydrogen n n Missing: driver amplifier 4 production systems Infrastructure: n n Cable management Cryogenic management Planning & organisation!

Organisation: Project-management team: Project Manager/Technical Coordinator and MICE Operations Managers Collaboration Board Organisation: Project-management team: Project Manager/Technical Coordinator and MICE Operations Managers Collaboration Board

Project-management: arrangements: n n Acting Project Manager: K. Long Managing the work in the Project-management: arrangements: n n Acting Project Manager: K. Long Managing the work in the MICE Hall: n Weekly ‘MICE Hall Planning Meetings’: n n Tuesday’s 09: 00 Anyone wishing to carry out work in Hall MUST attend: n n n To be chaired by Hall Manager n n Parallel working all need to be aware/cooperate One of the CDM ‘controls’ From week after next Chaired to date by KL n W. Spensley will take over after Christmas Shutdown Reviews work done Identifies work to be done: n n Agrees priorities Agrees resources Identifies potential conflicts Assigns responsibilities

MHPM o/p example: MHPM o/p example:

Project-management: arrangements: n Have initiated ‘bottom-up’ review of MICE WBS: n n Assign/confirm responsibility Project-management: arrangements: n Have initiated ‘bottom-up’ review of MICE WBS: n n Assign/confirm responsibility for the various tasks Ensure schedules are planned by those responsible for carrying them out Ensure resource requirements are discussed To do this have initiated: n Weekly ‘MICE Schedule Planning Meetings’ n n n Thursday’s 13: 30 Gathers schedule information and prepares/discusses schedules for i/p to, consideration by Technical Board Have begun with MICE Muon Beam and MICE Hall n n This week (13 Sep 07) MICO meeting, so begin to expand into international MICE deliverables To be chaired by Project Manager n n Presently chaired by KL To be chaired after CM 19 (Oct 07) by RA/AN

Work breakdown structure: revision Work breakdown structure: revision

Work breakdown structure: revision n Plan for this week: n n Review at TB Work breakdown structure: revision n Plan for this week: n n Review at TB Present revised version to CB

Critical path & risk: Phase I: … getting it done Phase II: WORK SMART Critical path & risk: Phase I: … getting it done Phase II: WORK SMART

Schedule revision: n Revision of schedule started: n Phase I: n n Since July, Schedule revision: n Revision of schedule started: n Phase I: n n Since July, through MSPM and MICO meetings Phase II: Initiated at CM 18 n Next step this week n n n Delayed because of pressure of work Original goal: n n ‘Baseline’ schedule at CM 19 TB agree schedule review date this week

Schedule revision: example: Q 35 refurbishment: n Uses: n n n Monitor progress Review Schedule revision: example: Q 35 refurbishment: n Uses: n n n Monitor progress Review resource assignments For Q 35 s have: n n Parallelised preparation Increased effort Goal: All six ready at end of Christmas shutdown

Christmas shutdown: Hayler Christmas shutdown: Hayler

Technical Board: Review membership: TB meeting Review modus operandi: TB meeting n After TB Technical Board: Review membership: TB meeting Review modus operandi: TB meeting n After TB discussion → CB

Conclusions: n Significant progress since CM 18: n Technical: n All aspects of MICE Conclusions: n Significant progress since CM 18: n Technical: n All aspects of MICE project: n n n Organisational: n n New Project Management team in place Even more to do: n As acting Project Manager, I’ve enjoyed: n Strong support from n n Phase II MICE collaboration Local MICE team The Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (ASTe. C, ISIS, PPD, TBU, …) For the project to succeed: n Richard and Andy must enjoy the same support n I am confident that MICE will drive the project through!