Operations Strategic Plan



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Operations Strategic Plan Updated July 2009

Located on a 200-acre site in the hills above the UC Berkeley campus, Berkeley Lab is a world-renowned center for science and innovation that employs approximately 4,000 scientists, engineers, support staff and students. From energy efficiency and artificial photosynthesis to carbon capture and the physics of cancer, Berkeley Lab research is squarely aimed at some of the world s most pressing problems. And from the discovery of dark energy to advancing green computing, Berkeley Lab research has both sparked the imagination and fueled practical invention. Since Berkeley Lab s founding in 1931, 11 scientists associated with the Lab have won the Nobel Prize; 60 of our scientists are members of the National Academy of Sciences and 13 have won the National Medal of Science. Most of the Lab s $650-million budget comes from the Department of Energy. Approximately 250 Lab scientists hold joint appointments with the University of California campuses. Operations Organization Chief Operating Officer (COO) Deputy COO Project Management Office Research and Institutional Integrity Office Environment, Health & Safety EH&S FAC Human Resources and Workforce Diversity HR Information Technology IT Office of the Chief Financial Officer OCFO PA m i s s i o n st a t e m e n t To anticipate and safely deliver exceptional operational services in support of the scientific mission of Berkeley Lab. g o a l s Building Trust and Credibility Partnering with Science Achieving Operational Excellence

g o a l Building Trust and Credibility o b j e c t i v e To expand communications through multiple forums Information Technology Create a Scientific Systems Council and continue meeting with the Business Systems Council to plan and prioritize with Operations and science divisions around IT; provide transparent access to information about IT to both councils FY 2009 o b j e c t i v e To resolve issues appropriately and expeditiously Research and Institutional Integrity Office Concerns Initiative: Develop a portal to make it easier for employees to raise concerns and achieve resolution with minimum escalation December 2009 Meet annually with all science Division Directors to discuss IT and support Ongoing Create a new internal communications network that relies on social media and the existing network of communicators at LBNL exclusive of Create a Community Advisory Group that will meet regularly to offer community perspective on Lab priorities Office of the Chief Operating Officer Increase dialogue within the Operations Organization by having the COO and Deputy COO attend staff meetings and participate in job walkthroughs and area walk-arounds of the Operations divisions Ongoing Continue Operations All-Hands, Brown Bags, and COO Open-Door sessions Ongoing Conduct Operations Employee Climate Surveys to identify strengths and prioritize areas for improvement Annually

g o a l Partnering with Science o b j e c t i v e To thoroughly understand our scientific clients to provide effective operations services Develop a succession planning process for Division Director positions; identify high-potential scientific and operational talent Annually Environment, Health & Safety Engage science divisions in developing the Health, Safety, and Security (HSS) corrective action plan Complete Establish a robust institutional Accelerator Safety Program to support the Advanced Light Source and Accelerator and Fusion Research Divisions FY 2010 Develop a viable Business Continuity Program to ensure support of critical functions after a local or regional disaster FY 2010 Develop a 30-year Site Master Plan (including the placement of buildings, roadways, parking, plantings, and pedestrian paths) that meets the future needs of science Complete Develop standards for office/lab configurations, sizing, and furniture Complete Women Scientists Initiative: Create and implement strategies for the recruitment, retention, and development of women scientists Ongoing Postdoc Initiative: Assess the working environment for postdocs through a survey; create and implement strategies for ensuring a great place to work for postdocs FY 2009 Rewards Strategy: Produce a Benefits brochure for new hires and prospective job recruits FY 2009 Create an integrated approach to Benefits and Wellness events, workshops, and communication materials that promote the social, physical, financial, and emotional well-being of employees FY 2010 Performance Management: Redesign the current PRD (Performance Review and Development) process and solicit feedback from scientists, Operations staff, and managers on the new process and forms FY 2010

Partnering with Science Information Technology Assess the utility and financial viability of offering cloudbased services for scientific computation, in collaboration with the Computational Research Division Complete Collaborative Tools Strategy: Perform a top-to-bottom review of existing and future collaboration platforms with a focus on scientific users August 2009 LBNL UC Journals Project: Provide a unified online environment across UCB and LBNL that will dramatically expand the resources available to LBNL scientists with no formal UCB affiliation Fall 2010 Office of the Chief Financial Officer Support streamlining collaboration among LBNL, DOE, and industry to facilitate science Ongoing Provide media training to select members of LBNL s science community August 2009 Produce Video Glossaries (in which scientists explain scientific terms in lay language in less than 60 seconds) for the redesigned LBNL Web site (lbl.gov) Ongoing o b j e c t i v e To obtain input from science divisions on Operations and services to support future science needs and mission Enhance Unicall Process to initiate implementation of pre-approved projects at start of fiscal year Complete Develop a Mission Readiness Plan so that maintenance is focused on infrastructure related to science Complete Scientific Management Program: Create and implement an assessment process and compensation program for scientific managers (for Division Directors and Department Heads with 6+ years in management) FY 2010 Office of the Chief Financial Officer Evaluate the matrix model (for OCFO staff embedded in other divisions) and assess improvement opportunities Develop a governance and business model for the Guest House Complete Expand regional media coverage of LBNL by developing broadcast TV story placement strategy October 2009 Identify the new faces of science at LBNL and create opportunities for their work to be more visible to the media Ongoing Office of the Chief Operating Officer Guest Processing Initiative: Develop a process to attain efficiencies and achieve compliance for guest access to LBNL March 2010 Conflict of Interest Initiative: Revise and implement the conflict of interest policy, procedures, training, and awareness plan Include members of science divisions on continuous improvement process teams Ongoing Consult with Division Directors on media and publicity needs Ongoing Launch a more comprehensive beat system in Communications that will capture important stories now being overlooked Complete Office of the Chief Operating Officer Increase dialogue with science division leaders and staff through the LSAC (Laboratory Support Advisory Council) and DDM (Division Directors Meeting) forums Ongoing

goal Achieving Operational Excellence objective Office of the Chief Operating Officer To recruit, develop, and retain exceptional staff and promote leadership skills Conduct peer reviews for Operations divisions/departments June 2010 objective Hold a Job Fair Complete Ensure position classifications of employees are appropriate with respect to their roles and responsibilities December 2009 Learning Strategy: Provide support for the rollout of the New Supervisor Web-based training and Scenario Workshops for Scientist and Operations Managers FY 2009 objective To measure and optimize cost and quality of services Review Bus Services and propose improvements Demonstrate the value of through a new set of metrics, from Web traffic and media placements to community interactions, opinion-shaping events, and educational outreach impacts that are shared with Lab leaders To promote collaborations Build key collaborations with LBNL Division Directors, business managers, UC peers, DOE Site Office, DOE headquarters HR Staff, and UCOP contract managers Ongoing Information Technology LBNL-UCB Shared Telephone Services: LBNL will provide UCB with voice mail and toll call services, yielding savings for both UCB and LBNL. IT will also develop a localized disaster recovery capability between LBNL and UCB August 2009 Data Center Efficiency Project: Continue ongoing collaboration with Environmental Energy Technologies Division (EETD) and to make improvements in the data center that will increase the IT Division s capacity to host scientific clusters, and increase power savings, cooling capacity, and overall efficiency

Achieving Operational Excellence objective To improve processes Environment, Health & Safety Develop a comprehensive Emergency Management Plan FY 2010 Technology Initiative FY 2009 In collaboration with Information Technology: Conduct an external review of the HR Information System (HRIS) and identify ways to streamline the system Office of the Chief Financial Officer Develop specifications for a new recruitment system Ongoing Implement epaf (electronic personnel action form) for employee leaves and begin rollout of other actions Reengineer Procure-to-Pay processes to speed up the procurement process and payment of invoices Complete December 2009 HR Process Improvement Strategy FY 2009 Identify key processes for focused review Implement an electronic I-9 system and an everify system for new hires in compliance with federal laws and regulations Information Technology In support of OCFO, improve Lab-wide applications FY 2010: esra (Electronic Sponsored Research Administration System) Planning/Budget system Financial Management System data flow and customization assessments SunFlower Analytics (asset management enhancements) Point & Ship (improved Lab-wide shipping management system) Reengineer basic financial business process to improve efficiencies and make information more readily available Streamline UCB/LBNL interactions to simplify and add transparency regarding joint faculty and graduate student research assistants and financial transactions December 2009 Complete a centralized Financial Management System that includes funds management, project planning, and institutional planning capabilities Complete Establish and maintain a spending management and reporting process for federal stimulus funds Complete Review Creative Services Office (CSO) business practices to identify appropriate skill sets Complete Reorganize the Communications group to improve efficiency and the overall impact of the group s work on improving the public s perception of the Lab August 2009 Develop Crisis Communications plan and protocols

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