Accelerator Division Headquarters	Roger Dixon, Division Head
Mission Statement of The Accelerator Division Provides the expertise to reliably and cost effectively deliver particle beams to qualified researchers conducting basic research at the frontiers of high-energy physics and related disciplines. Operates, maintains and improves the existing Fermilab accelerator complex and beam lines. Conducts particle beam physics research. Develops, designs and builds the accelerators and subsystems required to advance the field.

Accelerator Division Presentations

• Mission:   Luminosity, by Steve Holmes (FermiNews August 9, 2002)
• Status of the Beams Division  presented by John Marriner on October 15, 2001
• Beams Division Seminar   presented by John Marriner on September 28, 1999
• Evolution of the Collider Program, Luminosity Upgrade, etc.  presented by John Marriner to the Accelerator Advisory Committee, November 8, 1999.
• Accelerator Performance and Preparations for Run II    presented by John Marriner at the DOE Annual Review on March 23, 2000.
• Tevatron Collider Luminosity Upgrades    presented by David McGinnis at the DOE Annual Review on March 23, 2000
• Tevatron Collider Luminosity Upgrades     presented by Dave McGinnis, Joint Experimental Theoretical Physics Seminar, March 8, 2001
• See also the "BeamDocs" document database.

Laboratory Policies

For information on Lab Policies, see the Employee Relations web site.

Accelerator Division Policies

• Response of Personnel to Emergencies and Injuries
• Division Web Policy
• Storage of Radioactive Material (pdf)
• Safety Review of Small Projects (pdf)
• Desktop Computer Support (html)

Accelerator Division Reviews & Reports

• Beam Dump Monitoring (pdf)
• Review of the Proton Driver, April 2000.  (MS word)
• Summary of the Review of a Space Charge Compensation Device for the FNAL Booster (Dec. 4, 2000) (pdf)
• Accelerator Division Projects suited for University Collaboration, Vaia Papadimitriou

Forms

• Business Services and Accounting forms
• Laboratory Services forms
• Travel Office forms

Travel Information

• Allowable Per Diem for Foreign Areas...as established by the U. S. Secretary of State. Click on Allowable Per Diem for Foreign Areas, then Business Tools and Information. Go to the month of your travel, scroll down to the country, then the city of your destination. The second column is the allowable per diem.

Holiday Schedule

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rev. 28-Feb-2006 E. McCrory