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For MX experiments, please see the MX-specific requirements here |
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The EA process is a key safety process at the Australian Synchrotron. All scheduled experiments must undergo review by the Beamline team and Safety, to help to ensure that all experiments are being carried out in a safe manner and according to regulatory and/or ANSTO requirements. Your EA form MUST be approved before the start of any onsite activities and prior to shipping any items to site |
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Only Users listed on an approved EA as either ‘Attending onsite’ or ‘Remote access’ can conduct the experiment (onsite or remotely respectively).
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Each User group must nominate a Group Spokesperson; see ‘The EA form’.
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Only samples/chemicals and electrical equipment (excluding laptops and phones) that have been listed on an approved EA can be brought to site. Note, the EA sample spreadsheet template has been updated as of January 2022; see ‘How to complete the EA Sample Spreadsheet’ below.
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You can update your EA form after experiment start, e.g. to request to add a new onsite User or add a new sample for analysis, however your experiment at the beamline will be haledt for however long it takes to re-review and re-approve the updated form.
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A detailed pdf can also be found on the website, as can further information about your scheduled beamtime: https://www.ansto.gov.au/our-facilities/australian-synchrotron/before-your-experiment
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. Failure to submit and gain approval for your EA within the required deadlines will result in your experiment being cancelled. |
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For information on the EA sample spreadsheet, click here. |
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For biological hazards (yellow cells), please contact our Lab Manager, Clare Scott clares@ansto.gov.au. |
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For more detailed information about the Australian Synchrotron Experimental Authorisation (EA) requirements, click here.
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