Organization
The LLNL Director is supported by a senior executive team consisting of the Deputy Director, the Deputy Director for Science and Technology, Principal Associate Directors, and other senior executives who manage areas/functions directly reporting to the Laboratory Director.
The Directors Office is organized into these functional areas/offices:
- Chief Information Office
- Contractor Assurance and Continuous Improvement
- Environment, Safety and Health
- Government and External Relations
- Independent Audit and Oversight
- Office of General Counsel
- Prime Contract Management Office
- Quality Assurance Office
- Security Organization
- LLNS, LLC Parent Oversight Office
The Laboratory is organized into four principal directorates, each headed by a Principal Associate Director:
- Global Security
- Weapons and Complex Integration
- National Ignition Facility and Photon Science
- Operations and Business
- Business
- Facilities & Infrastructure
- Institutional Facilities Management
- Integrated Safety Management System Project Office
- Nuclear Operations
- Planning and Financial Management
- Staff Relations
- Strategic Human Resources Management
Three other directorates are each headed by an Associate Director who reports to the LLNL Director:
- Computation
- Engineering
- Physical & Life Sciences
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