DCL-86-170, Public Version of Revised Emergency Implementing Procedures, Including Rev 15 to EP M-1, Employee Injury or Illness (Nonradiological) & Rev 8 to EP G-4, Personnel Accountability & Assembly. W/860624 Release Memo
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| Site: | Diablo Canyon  |
| Issue date: | 06/16/1986 |
| From: | PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO. |
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.ms s' PGandE Letter No.: DCL-86-170 ENCLOSURE 1 Updates Included In This Submittal DIA8LO CANYON EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES Volume 3A Updated Table of Contents EP M-1 " Employee Injury or Illness (Nonradiological)," Revision 15, 5/16/86.
EP G-4 " Personnel Accountability and Assembly," Revision 8, 5/16/86 Ynipme 3B Updated Table of Contents EP OR-3 " Emergency Reentry and Recovery," Revision 0, 6/2/86 860626o384 e60616 5 0916S/0045K PDR ADOCK 0500 l
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\ ! .4- ,, PGandE Letter No.: DCL-86-170 ENCLOSURE 2 Location of Proprietary / Privacy Information i DCPP Emergency 3 Procedure: l Volume 3A i EP N-1 " Employee injury or Illness (Nonradiological)," Revision 15, 05/16/86, i Pages 1, 2 and 3 of 5. ATTACHMENTS: l
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- 2. Company Panel of Physicians, Ambulance, and Hospitals serving the immediate area around Diablo Canyon. (5/86) Pages I and 2 of 2
- 3. Panel of Physicians, Ambulances and Hospitals, Coast Valley Division, SP 251.1-1. (Updated 3/85) Pages 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6
- 4. Safety. Health and Claim: Personnel to be contacted for Reporting of Injuries at Diablo Canyon. (3/85) Pages 1 and 2 of 2
- 5. Appendix Z, Emergency Procedure Notification Instructions. Page 1 of 1 EP G-4, " Personnel Accountability and Assembly," Revision 8, 04/28/86, Pages 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9,10,11, and 12 of 14.
ATTACHMENTS:
- 8. Form No. 69-10060, Summary of Personnel Accountability and Assignments.
(9/85) Pages 1 and 2 of 2 D. Security Shift Supervisor Assembly and Accountability Checklist (4/86) Page 1 of 2 Volume 3B The enclosed update to Volume 3B contains no privacy / proprietary information. l 0916S/0045K l i l
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'1 ! Updates to the detailed implementing procedures for the Diablo Canyon Power j Plants Units 1 and 2 Emergency Plan.
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. PGandE Letter No.: DCL-86-170 CURRENT EMERGENCY PLAN , IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES l TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 3A*
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- R-1 Personnel Injury or Illness (Radiologically Related) 16
, and/or Overexposure R-2 Release of Airborne Radioactive Materials 5 Release of Radioactive Liquids R-3 4 -
R-4 High Radiation (In Plant) 3 R-5 Radioactive Liquid Spill 3 R-6 Radiological Fire 10 R-7 Offsite Transportation Accidents 5 M-1 Employee Injury or Illness (Nonradiological) 15 1 H-2 Nonemployee Injury or Illness (Third Party) 12 : M-3 Chlorine or Ammonia Release 6 M-4 Earthquake 10 M-5 Tsunami Harning 5 M-6 Nonradiological Fire 12 M-7 Oil Spill Isolation and Clean Up 7 H-8 Containment Emergency Personnel Hatch 0 M-9 Hazardous Haste Management Contingency Plan 4 - M-10 Fire Protection of Safe Shutdown Equipment Unit 1 5 M-10 Fire Protection of Safe Shutdown Equipment, Unit 2 2 G-1 Accident Classification and Emergency Plan 1 Activation 6 i G-2 Establishment of the On-Site Emergency Organization 8 G-2 S1 Notification of the On-Site Emergency Organization 4 G-3 Notification of Off-Site Organizations 9 G-4 Personnel Accountability and Assembly 8'- G-5 Evacuation of Nonessential Site Personnel 3 Previously submitted Tables of Contents include operating procedures. I This and subsequent Table of Contents include implementing procedures I only. Pursuant to PGandE Letter No.: DCL-86-122, dated May 5, 1986, l PGandE has discontinued the submittal of Emergency Procedure Updates. 0916S/0045K 06/16/86 I
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SCOPE This procedure describes the actions which are to be taken in the event of an illness or injury to an employee which does not involve ' radioactive contamination or overexposure. Injuries in which ' radiological considerations are involved are discussed separately in , the R reries of Emergency Procedures. This procedure and changes .., thereto requires PSRC review. . APPLICABILITY (- This procedure is to be followed for incidents involving Nuclear Plant & , Operations personnel, or other company employees at the plant site at
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the request of the Nuclear Diablo Canyon Power Plant Operating Organization. In the event of an incident involving any other. company. , employee (such as a General Construction Employce), perform only the ',' asterisked (*) steps in this procedure. SYMPTOMS The symptom of an illness or injury is a person appears hurt or impaired and requires medical assistance. '
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The Shift Foreman shall direct all subsequent actions until relieved . l by the long terin Site Emergency Coordinator if the emergency warrants it. Such actio,ns should include the following:
*1. Dispatch additional first ,a rsonnel such as the project construction EMT (Extensio @ o the scene of the injury or illness if requir e who have not been
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*2. Transport the injured person to a Company panel physician or hosp) list . If ital if the ' the possible, situation employeewarrants is toitbe (refer to the attached accompanied by a .
supervisor. The. practices which are to be followed if this step is necessary are given in the following section of this procedure. , i 3. Secure the names and addresses of all witnesses (both Company and "0".-Company).
*4, Perforin the notifications required by Appendix Z.
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. 4. EP R-1'" Personnel Injury or Illness (Radiologically Related) I and/or Over Exposure."
ATTACHMENTS
- 1. Form 62-4542, " Report of Automobile Accident" (Rev. 9/63)
, 2. Company Panel of Physicians, Ambulance, and Hospitals serving the -
imediate area around Of ablo Canyon. (5/86) 1 If the injury or illness is involved with radiation, see "R" l Emergency Procedures. However, the hospital.should also be informed when radiation is not involved, because in the absence of such l
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DATE 5/2/86 PAGE 5 0F, 5 TITLE. EMPLOYEEINJURYORILLNESS(NONRADIOLOGICAL)
- 3. Panel of Physicians Ambulances and Hospitals, Coast Valley Division, SP 251.1-1. (Updated March 1985)
- 4. Safety. Health and Claims Personnel to be contacted for Reporting of Injuries at Diablo Canyon. (3/85)
- 5. Appendix Z, Emergency Procedure Notification Instructions JO P
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Page 2 of 2 . .. 62-4542 REV. 9/83 , INSTRUCTIONS All accidents arising out of the operation of Company owned, leased or rented vehicles, as well a9 employee owned,
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Allinjuries to persons or serious damage to property of others involving above vehicles must be repor*ed to the Safety, Health and Qaims Department Field Investigstor or,if he is unavailable, the Ger erei Office Safety, Health and Qaime Department. Such notification shall be by the festost means of communication and this report propered the same day. Answer each tguestion fully. When blank spaces are not sufficient for full statements, answer each on separate sheets and attach hereto. PREPARE A SKETCH OF ACCIDENT BELOW: Sketch should show:
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Page 1 of 2 RW9 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS. 1 AND 2 Safety. Health and Claims 4ersonnel to be ' i Contacted for Reporting of Injuries at Diablo Canyon EMPLOYEE INJURIES In all cases of serious employee injuries (for example, injuries involving hospitalization, electric contact, hernia, amputation, fractures, or injuries expected to result in lost time from work beyond the day of injury) or death, which occur while on the job, report should be made as follows: During Working Hours: T. B. Honey PGandE loc ~ (If Mr. Honey is not available, the person answering the telephone will take the message and notify Mr. Honey or any other parties necessary in the Safety, Health and Claims Department). Any Other Time: . Report to one of the persons on the following list, trying each in order until one is contacted: ,
- 1. T. B. Honey Pinole
- 2. A. Thomas San Francisco
- 3. C. B. Powell San Francisco
- 4. P. S. Benitez San Rafael -
- 5. T. G. Scott Oakland
- 6. L. S. Lasagna Albany
- 7. S. R. Hutton Martinez
- 8. C. W. Allen San Francisco
- 9. B. L. Wade Larkspur
- 10. J. A. Glime Danville
- 11. C. C. Cooper Oakland
- 12. D. E. Harelson Orinda i
- 13. W. A. Hutchison San Carlos
- 14. J. C. Vocke Lafayette ,
- 15. R. W. Hall Richmond
- 16. I. M. Crawford Hercules
- 17. R. G. Schumaker' El Granada
- 18. R. M. Petersen Walnut Creek
- 19. P. C. Boettcher Moraga
- 20. H. W. Reynolds Sunnyvale
- 21. B. P. Sadler Belmont I This listing extracted from Safety Health, and Claims memo regarding Personnel to be Contacted for Reporting of Accidents, dated 10/3/84.
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Safety Health and Claims Perspnnel to be Contacted for Reporting of Injuries at Diablo Canyon Page 2 of 2 j Non-Employee Injuries .- W.'0. James II, San Luis Obispo - 9 If he cannot be reached, contact one of the following in order of preference: During working hours: 1. 2. 3. John C. Echols Doug G. Keeler Scott P. Robinson (collection only) ml After working hours on Monday through 8:00 a.m. on Frida , except holidays:
- 1. John C. Echols Pleasant Hill i
- 2. Doug G. Keeler Concord l
- 3. John C. Vocke Layfayette
- 4. Donald A. Rushton San Mateo
- 5. William H. Bingaman Novato
- 6. E. Anthony Giudici San Carlos
- 7. J. Alec McCorquodale Lafayette '
- 8. Stanley W. Johnson Fairfield
- 9. Scott P. Robinson Alameda (collectiononly) 3
- 10. Bruce P. Sadler Belmont _
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Af'ter 5:00 p.m. on Fridays to 8:00 a.m. on Mondays and holidays: Contact the Investigator delegated to stay on call Ifor all emergencies. He may be reached through the System Dispatcher. If he is not available, the Dispatcher will follow the procedures for "After Working Hours." , O f l
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y ATTACHMENT 3 EP M-1 APPENDIX Z
- 1. When this Emergency Procedure has been implemented for injuries or illnesses occurring within the plant gate, and upon direction from the ,
Shift Foreman, proceed as follows:
*a. Notify the Plant Manager or his designated alternate.
- b. Notify the Compensation Claims Representative, Department of Safety Health and Claims, per the attached list of personnel.
*c. Review the circumstances causing the injury or illness against the criteria for reports to NRC contained in Administrative Procedure C-11. Supplement 1, " Supplement 1 to Non-Routine Notification and f Reporting to the NRC and Other Governmental Agencies", Appendix I.19,
( " Reporting of Significant Operation Events". If circumstances warrant, designate the event in accordance with the criteria contained in Procedure C-11. .
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*d. Also notify the following if NRC is notified - Supervising Nuclear Generation Engineer (Personnel and Environmental Safety) or his ,
alternate in the Department of Nuclear Plant Operation: Mr. W. H. Fujimoto
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R)TE: If the above General office person cannot be promptly reached, request the Systems Dispat.her to contact alternate personnel. . DCOI52 16IX
DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) NUMBER EP G-4 1 AND 2 REVISION 8 DATE 4/28/86 PAGE 2 0F 14 TITLE. PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY - 2.3 In an emergency situation, the signal should sound for a minimum of one minute. A public address system announcement may follow the signal stating the classification of the emergency and any areas of the plant to avoid. The signal may be repeated. 2.4 Actuation and reset of the signal shall be as follows: 2.4.1 Actuation of the plant emergency signal requires specific approval from the Shift Foreman.
! 2.4.2 The signal can be manually actuated from the operator's control console of either unit by manipulating the control switch to the ON position.
Actuation can also be perfonned from the hot shutdown panel of either unit by a control switch similar to the control console switch. 2.4.3 The alarm can be reset from the operator's console or the hot shutdown panel by proper operation of 1 the control switch, or from the auxiliary relay .')
! panel EACC3 located at the 128 foot elevation on 4
the Unit I equipment side. , 2.5 Each site employee is assigned a desigitated assembly area (see Figure 1), and each area is assigned a su The Designated Assembly Area Supervisor (DAAS)pervisor. notifies the Security Shift Supervisor or General Construction Security who in turn notifies the Security Shift Supervisor, of personnel accountability. The Security Computer roll call
. is to be used as the primary me' hod of accountability for personnel potentially within the plant protected area.
2.6 Personnel receive instructions on the assembly process as follows: . 2.6.1 Site area personnel, visitors and comon carriers will be logged in and out and provided with instructions at the Avila Gate guard post or plant site guard post, or the General Construction Security office. 1 h DC0005 2 XVII
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I NUMBER EP G-4 l 9G96 Pacific Gas and Electric Company REVISION 8 m DATE 4/28/86, DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATONS p
'l DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE 1 TnLE. PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY W
APPROVED: Y. b PLANT MANAGER DATE 1.0 SCOPE i This procedure describes the imediate emergency personnel assembly and accountability actions to be taken by all on-site personnel, security officers, contractors, and visitors in the svent of a plant emergency. This procedure and changes thereto require PSRC review. 2.0 GENERAL In the. event of an emergency situation in either Unit 1 or Unit 2, it is imperative that all personnel on-site ar1 notified of the situation, their whereabouts identified for safety and security purposes, and that they respond in a coordinated effort to the emergency. In certain situations, (e.g., if the emergency is security related), personnel may be directed to respond in a manner other than what is stated in this procedure. In most situations, the primary notification means is the site emergency signal which l alerts all personnel in the vicinity of the main plant building that an emergency exists. *- 2.1 The signal is produced by electronic warblers placed at - numerous locations throughout the plant. It has a characteristic sound; a rapid rise in pitch followed by a slower drop. The sound cycle is repeated continuously for as long as the signal remains energized. 2.2 Flashing red lights have been provided in the containment and other plant areas where the background noise level may not pemit audible perception of the electrcnic warblers. l DC0005 IXVII
otAat.O CANYON PChvER Pt. ANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 ON DATE 4/28/06 _ . , . , PAGE 3 0F 14 TITt.E: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY l
= 1 2.6.2 Upen arrival and check-in at the security building, protected area visitors will receive instructions explaining what they are to do and where they are to go in the event of sounding of the Site Emergency Signal.
3.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS The Shift Foreman declares that the plant is in an Alert, a Site -. Emergency, or a General Emergency status as defined in Emergency Procedure G-1. " Accident Classification and Emergency Plan Activation." or determines that personnel assembly and accountability is desirable, and activates the emergency signal. 4.0 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 4.1 PGandE plant personnel engaged in critical operations or emergency recovery actions shall call their assigned assembly areas as soon as practical. 4.2 The Shift Foreman will instruct the Senior Control Operator or o' tLperson to initiate an. all-call on group l calf sing the Health Physics Local radio. The planf-w vo ce paging system should also be activated. The message should indicate that the site emergency signe.1 has been sounded. 4.3 Plant security personnel shall respond as follows: 4.3.1 Those assigned to the Central Alann Station, the Secondary Alann Station, the perimeter posts, and other fixed posts shall remain at their posts and await further instructions. , 4.3.2 Those on routine patrol shall continue their patrol unless otherwise instructed by the Security Shift Supervisor. 4.3.3 All other permanent security force personnel shall call in to the Security Building for instructions. t
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DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(Si ~ 1 AND 2 NUMBER .EP G-4 REVISION 8
, DATE 4/28/86 PAGE 4 0F I4 TITLE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY ,
f I 4.3.4 The Secondary Alann Stati ) will check to ensure that Marine Channe being properly monitored. If they have pr r knowledge that a DER boat is operating nearby, they will attempt to radio the vessel and advise them of the situation. 4.4 Plant personnel ivith potential feediate emergency response rolls will report to their assigned in-plant assembly area Control Room, Access Control. Operational Support Center (OSC), or Technical Support Center (TSC). Operations personnel on shift and at the intake should call the shift foreman. All other personnel at the intake should report directly to their assembly areas. Personnel in the radiologically controlled area of the plant will initially assemble at the Radiological Access Control. 4.5 All other personnel in the protected area not involved in , critical operations or emergency recovery shall proceed to the Security Building exit and " badge out" and then proceed to their assembly area. Personnel outside the protected area will proceed directly to their assembly area. - PK)TE: It is the responsibility of each supe'rvisor to know the i general location of his subordinates at any time.- 4.6 All PGandE General Construction, construction contract personnel and their visitors will evacuate the plant buildings and proceed to their assigned Assembly Areas via their assigned badge alleys. Badges will be deposited on exit from the project. 4.7 PGandE DER, California Department of Fish and Game personnel, and their visitors, will evacuate from the plant buildings and adjacent work areas and proceed imediately to their assembly area, the PGandE Biology Lab. , 4.8 DCPP visitors will be escorted to the Security Building and instructed to remain there. Accountability will be maintained by checking off those escorted visitors against the visitor sign-in log maintained at the security office. Escorts themselves will then proceed to their own assigned assembly areas. e a . O DC0005Z4 XVII -
. DAsLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 f0N
! DATE 4/28/86 PAGE 5 0F 14 TITLE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY _ l t I 4.9 Visitors to General Construction and associated contractors l will be escorted to a visitor assembly area and the escorts will then proceed to their own assembly area. Drivers will park their vehicles and proceed on foot to their assigned area. 5.0 SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS 5.1 The Security Shift Supervisor will follow the instructions on the Security Shift Supervisor Assembly and Accountability Checklist (Attachment D). ~ 5.2 The Designated Assebly Area Supervisor (DAAS) for each DCPP Assembly Area will use the " BADGE-0-MATIC" computer printout, posted at each Assembly Area to check off the individuals present. The DAAS will write in the names and key card numbers of persons present but not listed on the
" BADGE-0-MATIC." When the head-count is complete:
5.2.1 Inside Protected Area: The DAAS for each Assembly ( Area inside the protected area (Control Room, TSC, Cold Machine Shop, and Radiological Access Control) shall inform the Security Shift Supervisor
. 11y uses the emergency conference line ext.
<he total head-count ind the names of any duals not accounted for. When the required information has been passed on to the Security Shift Supervisor, the DAAS should send the~ ~
" BADGE-0-MATIC" printout or list to the Security Shift Supervisor by runner. ,
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NOTE: The DAAS should maintain contact on the conference , line at all times for subsequent instructions or to inform the Security Shift Supervisor of late-comers. , l 5.2.2 Outside Protected Area: The Training Building is the major assembly point outside the protected area with a smaller group assembling at the Biology Lab and 500 KV Switchyard. The Biology Lab DAAS and switchyard DAAS shall infom the Security Shift Supervisor (SSS) using conference line extension w I DC0005 5 XVII
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~ y fW the~ total head-count and the names of in ividuals' not accounted for. To ensure emergency, switching capability is maintained, operators located at the 500 KV Switchyard may request
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- pemission to relocate to Morro Bay Switching
& Center when their accountability is completed. The Site Emergency Coordinator's parmission should be obtained before dismissing them. The DAAS for each assigned classroom in the Training Building shall
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- report head-count information to the Training {
Building Comunicctions Coordinator (TBCC) by j runner to room 11o'.
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M: After normal working hours a Security Officer will be assigned as the Training Building 5 i _, DAAS and TBCC by the SSS as per Attachment D. The TBCC will relay accountabil nformation to ' - i the SSS via conference extensio will E monitor the conference line and (s infonnation flow to the DAt.S at each assembly nate
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classroom. The DAAS at each assembly area will keep a copy of the " BADGE-0-MATIC" for possi.ble use of the off-site assembly area in case of i evacuation. g a M: Contact should be maintained on the 3 re conference line at all times for subsequent -
" '. instructions or to inform the Security Shift 7 Supervisor of any late-comers.
. 5.3 The' Security Shift Supervisor can access the conference
-lines by dialing: . --
Inside Protected Area -- Ext. 1 l OutsideProtectedArea--ExtB- '
' M: The SSS should establish a telephone conference l .
using the features of the CBX n the event conference extension re not 4 available or not reliable. I 5.4 The names of personnel unaccounted for will be determined . by the security shift supervisor by comparing the Security s Computer Roll Call, or the badge racks against assembly - area reports. The_results will be reported to the -
- Emergency Liaison Coordinator as -soon as possible. I
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1 AND 2 NUMBER EP G-4 otAsto CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) REVISION 8 DATE 4/28/86 ___ PAGE . 7 0F 14 yi7g. PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY ' 5.5 The Security Shift Supervisor shall notify the Emergency Liaison Coordinator in the TSC (or Control Room if in off-nomal hours) of the site personnel accountability, complete the "Sumary of Personnel Accountability and Assignments" log sheet (Fonn 69-10060), and forward the completed foms to the Emergency Liaison Coordinator. 5.6 If there are any unaccounted for personnel, the following actions will be initiated: , 5.6.1 The Security Shift Supervisor will attempt to identify the last known location of the unaccounted persons from DAAS Reports and the Security Computer Roll Call, and provide this infomation to the Emergency Liaison Coordinator. 5.6.2 The Site Emergency Coordinator will assign appropriate personnel to perform a plant search. If the situation dictates, the Emergency Radiological Advisor will provide a member of the Chemical and Radiation Protection Department for assistance. 5.6.3 The person leading the plant search shall contact the Emergency Liaison Coordfi.ator when contact has been made with the unaccounted for personnel. 5.7 After persons assigned to other assembly areas have assembled at the Radiological Access Control, have been i accounted for, and have been processed through the Contamination Control Point, the DAAS will contact the -
' Emergency Liaison Coordinator and inform him of such. I Persons assembled at Access Control may then leave the protected area via the Security Building and proceed to their designated assembly areas.
5.8 The Site Emergency Coordinator will order any necessary relocations or evacuations of assembly areas as appropriate. The DAAS of each area may relocate personnel if deemed necessary for personnel safety. DC0005 7 XVII t
DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 NUMBER EP G-4 REVISION 8 DATE 4/28/86 i PAGE 8 0F 14 l TITLE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY 5.9 Personnel required for limmediate emergency response will be dispatched from the Operational Support Center (access control and cold machine shop assembly areas). Other personnel assembled may be relocated, on order of the Site Emergency Coordinator, to the Security Building ready room L to await job assignrnent. NOTE: Prior to personnel being dispatched to an emergency work location within the protected area, appropriate j dosimetry shall be available. ( 5.10 Personnel will be granted access to the plant only on the authorization of the Site Emergency Coordinator. This authorization will be implied for personnel called out to respond to an emergency or drill and they will be allowed , access through Avila Gate. Their names will be taken at the gate and called in to the SSS to maintain - accountability. 5.11 Recordkeeping . 5.11.1 All records generated by the utilization of this procedure for an exercise or emergency shall be forwarded the next working day to the Assistant Plant Managar/ Support Services for review and retention.
- a. Records generated from exercises will be
categorized as non permanent and retained for a minimum of five years. S.11.2 Records generated from actual emergency events will be categorized as lifetime and placed into lifetime storage in accordance with procedure " Requirements for Retention and Extended Storage of Operation -
. Phase Activity Records (AP E-151)." l 6.0 ASSEMBLY AP.EAS The first available person or his designate listed in each group below is designated as the primary DAAS to be responsible for the accountability of pers
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otAsLo CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 NUMBER -EP G-4 REVISION 8 DATE 4/28/86 PAGE 9 0F 14 TITLE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY 6.1 Control Room (Phone DAAS) 6.1.1 Shift Foreman--interim Site Emergency Coordinatcr 6.1.2 Assistant Plant Manager / Plant Superintendent 6.1.3 Operators, Control Technicians, STAS, Clerks, and others on shift 6.1.4 Resident NRC Inspector (designated) 6.1.5 Plant Process Computer Specialist 6.2 Technical Support Center (Phone ' r DAAS) 6.2.1 Training Manager (Emergency Liaison Coordinator) 6.2.2 Operator Training Instructors (Emergency Liaison Assistants) 6.2.3 Plant Manager--long-term Site Emergency Coordinator 6.2.4 Materials and Project Coordination Manager 6.2.5 Technical Services Manager (Emergency Evaluation and Recovery Coordinator) (, 6.2.6 Engineering Manager 6.2.7 Operations Manager (Emergency Operations Advisor) 6.2.8 Senior Power Production Engineer (Nuclear)--3 6.2.9 Senior Power Production Engineer .(0perations) 6.2.10 Regulatory Compliance Supervisor 6.2.11 ResidentNRCInspector(designated) 6.2.12 C&RP Engineer (designated) 6.2.13 Security Supervisor 6.2.14 Chemistry and Radiation Protection Manager (Emergency Radiological Advisor) ' 6.2.15 Senior Instrument and Controls Supervisor 6.2.16 Comunication Technician 6.2.17 G.C. Resident Startup Engineer 6.2.18 C&RP Systems Analysts (TSC EARS Operators) 6.2.10 Regulatory Compliance Supervisor 6.2.11 Resident NRC Inspecto'r (designated) 6.2.12 C&RP Engineer (designated) 6.2.13 Security Supervisor 6.2.14 Chemistry and Radiation Protection Manager ' (Emergency Radiological Advisor) 6.2.15 Senior Instrument and Controls Supervisor 6.2.16 .Comunication Technician 6.2.17 G.C. Resident Startup Engineer . 6.2.18 C&RP Systems Analysts (TSC EARS Operators)
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DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NCNS) 1 AND 2 P G-4 DATE 4/28/86 PAGE 10 0F 14 TITLE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY'AND ASSEMBLY ' 6.3 ColdMachinebhop(Phon rDAAS) 6.3.1 Maintenance Manager 6.3.2 Maintenance Engineers (des'ignated) 6.3.3 Emergency Safety Supervisor 6.3.4 Fire Marshal 6.3.5 Maintenance Fire Brigade Captains 6.3.6 Maintenance Fire Brigade 6.4 Access Control (Phon DAAS) 6.4.1 Senior Chemistry and Radiation Protection Engineer designated) 6.4.2 Chemistry and Radiation Protection Engineers (designated) 6.4.3 C&RP Foreman (designated) 6.4.4 Chemistry and Radiation Protection Technicians (designated) 6.4.5 All other personnel in the controlled areas t 6.5 Security Building (Pho rDAAS) 6.5.1 Security Shift Supervisor (will delegate DAAS responsibilities.) - 6.5.2 Security personnel not on patrol 6.5.3 New DCPP employees not yet assigned a permanent assembly area 6.5.4 DCPP visitors 6.6 Training Building Room 107 (Phon TBCC) 6.6.1 General Mechanical Foreman 6.6.2 General Electrical Foreman 6.6.3 Mechanical. Electrical, and I&C Foremen and workers 6.6.4 Work Planning personnel ' 6.6.5 Warehousemen 6.7 Training Building Room 109 (Ph TBCC) 6.7.1 Operations Shift Foreman (Administrative) 6.7.2 DCPP Operators not on shift 6.7.3 C&RP Technicians not assigned to Access Control , 6.7.4 C8RP contractors DC0005 10 XVII
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6.9 Training Building Room 122 (Pho orTBCC) 6.9.1 QC Supervisor and QC personnel - 6.9.2 QA Supervisor and QA personnel 6.9.3 Westinghouse
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1 NUMBER EP G-4 DIAB (.O CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 REVISION 8 DATE 4/28/86 PAGE 12 0F 14 TITLE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY AND ASSEMBLY , 6.13 500 KV Switchyird (phon o DAAS) f 6.13.1 Substation Operating Foreman 6.13.2 System Operator . NOTE: In off nomal working hours, the most senior supervisor present will assume the functions of the DAAS. 7.0 PGandE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND CONTRACTORS ASSEMBLY AREAS Construction personnel shall be accounted for.by controlling the individual's project I.D. photo badge. Enroute to their assembly areas, each employee shall deposit their I.D. badge at the proper alley of entry. Each contractor will assign a staff member to report to the badge alley to assist in accounting for their personnel and for resolving any discrepancies. Diablo Canyon Project, Project Instruction PI-39 " Personnel Accountability and . Site Evacuation During a. Site Emergency" describes the immediate action to be taken by PGandE Construction, Project Team. Contractors and their visitors in response to the Site Emergency Signal. The assembly area supervisor will be the Senior Representative of each group on site. .] 8.0 MISCELLANEOUS
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. report when notified. If no instructions are given, personnel reporting to the site shall proceed imediately to the Security Building Ready Room.
9.0 ATTACHMENTS ' A. Form No. 69-10059, Individual Au:ountability Sheet (4/82) B. Fom No. 69-10060, Sumary of Personnel Accountability and Assignments. (9/85) C. Diablo Canyon Project, Project Instruction PI-39, Rev. 2
" Personnel Accountability & Site Evacuation During a Site Emergency" D. Security Shift Supervisor Assembly and Accountability Checklist I (4/86)
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1.1 This Instruction describes the Plant Energency Signal and the imediate action to be taken by P.G.&E. Construction and Servios Personnel, Project Team and Contractor Personnel-(including Job Shoppers and subcontractors) and their visitors ( , and service representatives, for an orderly evacuation of the site in response to the Energency Signal and accountability of all personnel during such an evacuation. , 2.0 RE5 PONSIBILITY 2.1 While construction activities remain in progress, the Field Construction Hanager or his designated alternate (Contact Construction Security for assigned alternate) have responsi-bilities and authority over the above personnel and General Construction visitors. In this capacity, he or his alternate will be designated as the Construction Force Assembly . Coordinator with the follcuing responsibilities: 2.1.1 Comunicating with the Site bergency Coordinate.- to determine the conditions of any Site bergency. Eis comunication is nomally with the Unit I Security Build-j its through the Shitt Security Supervisor. 2.1.2 Transitting infomation to Contractors and other construction force related personnel. 2.1.3 Construction force assembly and personnel accountability
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2.1.4 Dracuation of construction force personnel, fram the site . t as cay be directed by the Site Emergency Coordinator in cooperation with the Dracuation Coordinator. 2.2 Construction Security Force is under 'the supervisor of NPO Security and shall p,covide the required traffic control measures. 2.3 Each centracter is responsible for the accountability of all their aployees worring at the site. An accountability program must be implemented by each Contractor to enable the Field Construction Manager / Construction Force Assembly Coordinator to know how many construction personnel are on site at any given . ' time, and their general location on the Project.
- 2.4 Subcontracters will be responsible for implementing their main N Contractor's accountability program. Each Subcontractor will be responsible for the accountability of their employees.
2.5 Each Protect Team Denartment Head is responsible for the accountability of all their subordinates. An accountability program must be implemented to enable each supervisor to know how many of their people are on site at any given time and their general location. Each employee must be indoctrinated on
, his/her required response to this procedure and details of what is done in the event the Baergency Signal is activated. ,
l 30 APPLICATIN , l 1 31 This Instruction applies to all construction force-related personnel working in all areas and elevations of the Plant Site and Project. l . - I O _ . . - - w. 9 . - , , . ,y -- -
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4.1.1 Identification 4.1.1.1 'Ibe_ Eiemi is produced by electronic warblers placed'at numerous locations throughout the plant. It has a abaracteristic sound which is a rapid rise in pitch followed by a alwer drop. The sound. . cycle is repeated continuously for as long as the signal remains energized. 4.1.1.2 Flashine Red Limhts have been provided in the i Contaiment and other high noise areas since the ! background noise level would not pemit audible ; l perception of the electronic warblers. , 4.1.1 3 Under an emergency situation the alam should sound for a minimus of one minute. 4.1.2 Testing
- The Ehergency Signal will be actuated for test purposes every Friday at 12
- 10 p.m. for a period of approxi:rately ten (10) seconds.
. 4.2 RESPGISE 4.2.1 Preiset Team Personnel. Construction Contracters and Anhaontract er s. and other construction fece related normonnel will evacuate from the plant buildings and
. gdjacent work areas, exit through their respective '
assigned badge alleys and proceed immediately to their assigned assembly areas, in response to the Emergency Signal. Assigned alleys are those entrances where the site photo badge is kept for each category of worker. A listing of all categories of personnel governed by this Instruction, and assigned assembly areas is found in
. Appendix A ( Attachment 6.1). A map showing the location of assembly areas is shown on Appendix B ( Attachment 6.2).
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. . plant security buildings leaving their U.~.itf.I badges but not their site photo I.D. badges. Bnployees win proceed to their t, assigned badge alley leaving their site shoto I.D. badge, .
and then to their assigned assembly area. Au parsonnel will be accounted for by issuance and control of the individual site photo I.D. badges. Each contractor will assign a staff'aember to report to the badge alley to assist in the accounting of their personnel and re:slu-tion of any discrepancies. 4.2.3 Escorted visitnen Escorted visitcrs will respond to the signal and will ! proceed along with their escorts to their specified . j visitor assembly area. Accountability of visitors will
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the assembly areas against the visitor sign-in-log main - tained at the security office. Escorts thesolves will proceed to their assigned assembly areas af ter escorting their visitors to the visitor assembly area. . 4.2.4 Unescorted Visitors. Salesnersons. Vendor & Maru'acturers' Recrementatives. Local Deliveries The above persons will also report to their assigned assembly area. Upon arrival and check in at the Project, these persons will be provided with a map and written instruc- j
, tions explaining what they are to do and where they are :
to sp in the event of a site evacuatien (refer to Appen- l l dix D, Attachment 6.4). Accoun' ability win be main-
,. tained by checking off unescorted visitors at the assenhly arena against the visitor sign-in-log maintained a . the
. gecurity office. Persons with vehicles will leave the parked and proceed on foot to their designated assembly areas.
4.2.5 ccanon carriers Ccanon carriers wul be handled in the same manner as l unescorted visitors with the exception that they itul be logged in and out and provided with a map and it.structions at the plantaite guard post rather than the security office. e Drivers will leave their vehicles and proceed on foot to their-designated assembly area. g l t . _ ~ - . _ _
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to the upper l'ot road area, via the camp roe.d, and parked. These persons will check in at the upper lot guard station upon arrival. j De number of vehicles used to move persons - fran outlying at a minimua. areas to the assembly areas should be kept I 4.2 7 Line Crews (off-site G.C. rad District) Not Assigned To Diablo Canyon: Crews working on site or on tower ~ . line wwk East of the alte, who gained access to their . ' work througn the site, win check in and report their personnel station daily. and work location to the upper lot road guard - These crews will stay in the area of their werk. (k. 4.2.8 L P. S Construction Security Officers . In as auch as possible A.P.S Cbestruction Security per-sonnel will remain at their posts. Mobile & Building Foot Patrols and the Sergeant, will report to the Ser-geant's/ Captain's Trailer which will serve as the Construction Security comnd post. De Construction 1 Security Office win immediately, upon the initiation - cc the signal, contact the Construction Force Captain ; ' and relay infosisation to the Shif t Security Super'tisor on the specific location of the Security Officers remaining , on of these post to determine the necessity of issediate evacuation posta. Security Officers on post to be included ' in the evacuation win be notified by radio and ordered to their Sergeant's Trailer for reassignment. Parking ; lot Security Officers remaining on post win idJut access ',
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. '4.2.9 Instructions On Dnernency: Upon arrival at assigned assembly areas, all personnel will receive further instructions on the rature of the emergency. As soon as possible af ter the signal sounding, an accurate tally must be available to the Field Construction Manager or his designated alternate indicating missing personnel and their last ,known location on the Project.
II .3 PPRMMMH_ ACCOUNTABILITY 4 31 ceneral All personnel will be accounted for by the issuance and control of the individual's Project photo I.D. badge. . I.D. badges will be issued and controlled at one of the following designated Project " Points of Entry": 4 3.1.1 aw nistration nual dien recurity station: General Construction Project Team ( All employees ' associated with Depts. of Administration, Elec-trical, Hochanical, Civil, Startup, Instrumentation,
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General Services, Quality Control, Communications, On-site Engineering, Project Control), assigned job shop personnel (Pace Eng~, Code III, Cataract, Waltek, Wisco, Innova, Etc. ) . 4.3.1.2 Lmer Let Badre 111 ev Cates: Alleys it thru #9 and #11 thru #14 assigned to personnel of Plant . Thorpe, Bechtel G. P.M, A. 4 313 tmer Lot nade att av cate sto: Assigned to mis-cellaneous PTGC and Contractor personnel. t 4.3.1.4 unn=c tot wand station: Arizona Bus Drivers.
'l I 4.3 1.5 Pianemite security officer station: (Lower
! Lot Entrance) Assigned management of: Thorpe, l Lundeen, Barnes Construction, and select l employees of S.L.O. Garbage Co. , Able Maintenance,
. Western Santitation, Santa Maria Vending,
- Coperheat, P.T. &T. Co. , Bechtel G-bec, Xerox, IBM, R. P.
Richards, S & M Sprinkler, Bisco, Santa Cruz Research Group. 4.3.1.6 Lot A Security station: PG&E Painters and l
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- c= e . and Back Proiect Areas: Conaunications Personnei and other personnel (excluding those assigned to the RMS parking lot for badging purposes) working in the switch
, yards, clarifier, camp & back project areas will report directly to their appropriate assetably area. Vehicles carrying persons frca these outlying areas may be driven to the upper l'ot road area, via the esap road, and parked.
, These persons will check in at the upper lot guard station upon arrival. The nuber of vehicles used to move persons fra outlying areas to the asseshly areas abould be kept at a miniaua.
4.2.7 Line Crews (off-site G.C. and District) Not Assinned To Diablo Canyon: Crews working on site or on tower * . line work East of the site, who gained access to their . i work through the site, will check in and report their
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station daily. These crews will stay in the area of their work. 4.2.8 1. P. S Construction Security Offi g . In as auch as possible A.P.S Cosstruction Security per-i sonnel will remain at their posts. Mobile & Building Foot Patrols and the Sergeant, will report to the Ser-geant's/ Captain's Trailer which will serve as the Construction Security cosaand post. The Construction {
- Security Office will imediately, upon the initiation ;
of the signal, contact the Construction Force Captain
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on the specific location of the Security Officers remaining - on post to determine the necessity of imediate evacuation
, of these posts. Security Officers on post to be included ;
in the evacuation will be notified by radio and ordered . i to their Sergeant's Trailer for reassignment. Parking lot Security Officers remaining on post will limit access , to personal vehicles until instructions for orderly evacuation are received. The Security Officer Captain i is responsible for the accountability of all Security
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DIABLO CANYON PROJECT NUMBER PI-39 REVISION 1 DATE 2/2t/St TITLE Personnel Accountability & Site Evacuation Durina A Site Emerzency - 4.5.6 In the event of an evacuation on foot, guards or P.G.&E.
. personnel with radios and first aid kits will be interspersed at appropriate intervals in the group to maintain communication and provide first aid, if necessary.
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5.0 REFERENCES
5.1 Department of Nuclear Plant Operations Emergency Procedure G-4
" Personnel Accountability and Assembly *. ,
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" Evacuation of Nonessential Site Personnel".
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6.1 Appendix-A
List of Assigned Assembly Areas 6.2 A; p ndix-B: Location Map of Assembly Areas .I
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Maps of Routes to Assembly Areas
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ATTACHMENT 6.1 PT-39 Rev.2 APPENDIX A ASSIGNED ASSEMBLY AREAS. ,
"A-1" AREA "A-2" AREA Bechtel (G-3ec. BSSG)
PG&E Painters Bechtel (6-Bec. BSSG) Warehouse Personnel overflow from A-1 "B" AREA Plant Thorpe Promatec 4 Lundeen "C" AREA "C" AREA .- PG&E General Construction Contractors General Services (PTGC) Waltek Quality Control Group (PTGC) Cataract Mechanical Group (PTGC) Innova Startup Group (PTGC) Wisco
- On-Site Engineering Group (OPEG) Code-3 Instrumentation Group (PTGC) Pace Electrical Group (PTGC) Bisco
( Civil Group (PTGC) Civil-Hydro Group (PTGC) Excel Continental-Heller, and ! Admir.istration Group (PTGC) Their Sub-contractors
- Station Construction /Line Dept.
- G.O. Personnel assigned to project "O" AREA "0" AREA
' Construction Force Assembly Visitors (Escorted and Unescorted) Coordinator Comon Carriers Vendors and Service Companies PTGC Management j FTPC Management "E" AREA Barnes Construction Co. and their Sub-Contracters
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ND . l YTSTTOR ThTOMMATION W21come to Diablo Canyon - As a visitor to this site, there are several rules and procedures which you abould be cware of. They have been designed for vene amfet'v and must'be strictly complied with.
- 1. If you have been issued a hard hat, wear it *it[ all hard hat areas.
- 2. The visitor badge issued to you in to be worn in p1"s a view at all times. (In certain areas on the site you may be asked to surrender this badge; however, you will be provided with another badge in exchange.) , ,
I 3 Persons cleared to enter the operating areas of the plant will be provided with additional instructions go.verning their actions while in these locations, prior to entry. ('
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teerreneien y Should a situation arise which requires the evacuation of tiiis site, the Plant Energency signal will.be activated. The Signal is pecduced by electronic warblers placed at tunerous locations throughout the plant. It has a characteristic sound which is a rapid rise in pitch followed by a slower drop. The sound cycle is repeated continuously for as long as the signal remains energized. Flashing red lights have been provided in the Containment since the background noise level would not permit audible perception of the electronic wahblers. l
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Under an emergency situation the alaru should sound for h minimum of one minute. l The Emergency Signal will be actuated for test purpNiis every Friday at 12:10 p.a. for a period of approximately ten (10) seconds. -Q Chould the Signal be activated during your visit other than at the test time, proceed on foot to the area marked 'D' on the map provided you and} wait for iurther instructions. Uneseerted Visitors. If uncertain as to the location of Assembly Area 'D' ask ar.y Security Officer. tseorted Visitors will be taken to Assembly Aron 'D' by their escort. l l PAGE 1 OF 2 REV . k - 1/20/84
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4/86 . Page 1 of 2 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT fj0S. 1 AND 2 ATTACHMENT D - EP G-4 , TITLE: SECURITY SHIFT SUPERVISOR ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUNTABILITY CHECKLIST CHECK _ Upon sounding of the Site Emergency Signal: [7 1. Assign personnel to the badge out counter to process badges. [ l 2. Establish conference call and maintain open lines: Inside Protected Area ext. Outside Protected Area ext (if conference lines cannot ed set up conference calls using the CBX ROLM capabilities and assembly area phone numbers listed in EP G-4 fom 69-I0060) , [7 3. Provide infomation and instructions to security personnel throughout
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- a. SAS - check Marine Channe for DER personnel out on boats and .
standby for Roll-Call prin ou .
- b. CAS - standby to relay situation status to all other units
(. c. all other units should contact CAS for status reports and instructions [ 'l 4. After 4:30 PM, before 8:00 AM and on weekends and holidays assign a security officer to take roll call as Training Building DAAS, during nomal working hours the Training Building Communications Coordinator (TBCC) will be the DAAS. [l 5. Assign a security officer to take visitor roll call at the Security l Building as the Security Building DAAS. l [ ') 6. Using converence call lines or personal reports collect DAAS reports giving first priority to collecting in-plant DAAS reports and summarize aH the DAAS reports on form 69-10060. . NOTE: In-plant DAAS report sheets are required to complete accountability, Out, of plant DAAS-should keep their sheets for possible use at the. offsite assembly area in case of evacuation. IN-PLANT ASSEMBLY AREAS OUT OF PLANT ASSEMBLY AREAS
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4/86 Page 2 of 2 TITLE: SECURITY SHIFT SUPERVISOR ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUNTABILITY CHECKLIST CHECK [l 7. As soon as badging out is completed get a Roll-Call printout and compare it with the In-Plant DAAS reports to determine if anyone is
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missing in the Protected Area. I [ 'I 8. Infom the Emergency Liaison Coordinator or Security Liaison on status of the Accountability providing TSC names of any persons not accounted
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J I [l 9. Detemine from out of plant DAAS status of personnel, sunnarize total numbers on form 69-10060. Maintain open conference lines to DAAS to 1 provide infomation on a plant status and actions to be taken in a response to the emergency as received from the Emergency Laision Coordinator or Security Laision l .
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EMERGENCY PLAN
- IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 3B IIILE ELY OR-1 Offsite Support & Assistance 6 OR-2 Release of Information to the Public 3 OR-3 Emergency Reentry and Recovery 0 .
RB-1 Personnel Dosimetry 2 , RB-2 Emergency Exposure Guides 1 RB-3 Stable Iodine Thyroid Blocking 1 RB-4 Access to & Establishment of Controlled Areas ! Under Emergency Conditions 2 RB-5 Personnel Decontamination 2 i RB-6 Area & Equipment Decontamination 2
; RB-7 Emergency On-Site Radiological Environmental Monitoring 6 ; RB-8 Emergency Off-Site Radiological Environmental Monitoring 6 j RB-9 Calculation of Release Rate & Integrated Release 3 RB-10 Protective Action Guidelines 1 4 RB-11 Emergency Off-Site Dose Calculations 4 RB-12 Mid and High Range Plant Vent Radiation Monitors 1 RB-13 Improved In-Plant Air Sampling for Radiciodines 1 RB-14 Core Damage Assessment Procedure 3 RB-15 Post Accident Sampling System 2 RB-15A Post-Accident Sampling System - Initial Actions 4 RB-15B Post-Accident Sampling System Stripped-Gas & Diluted RCS 3 RB-15C Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System Containment Air Sampling 3 i RB-15D Post-Accident Sampling System - Gas Chromatographic
! Analysis 3 RB-15E Post-Accident Sampling System - Liquid & Gas Sample Handling 3 RB-15F Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System - Data Analysis . 2 - RB-15G Sentry Post-Accident Sampilng System-ION Chromatographic Chloride Analysis 2 RB-15H Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System -PH-Conductivity-Dissolved Oxygen 2 RB-15I Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System - Sample Storage & Disposal 1 0916S/0045K 06/16/86 t__._. _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _._ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _
, .r TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume _382 _, - (Continued) RB-15J Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System-Undiluted Liquid Sampling from Reactor Coolant 0 RB-15K Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System-Diluted Liquid Sampling from Radwaste O RB-15L Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System-Diluated Liquid Sampling from Radwaste O RB-lSM Sentry Post-Accident Sampling System-Undiluted Containment Air Sampling 0
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EF-1 Activation and Operation of the Technical Support Center 7 EF-2 Activation and Operation of the Operational Support Center 7 EF-3 Activation and Operation of the Emergency Operations Facility 6 EF-4 Activation of the Mobile Environmental Monitoring Laboratory 7 EF-5 Emergency Equipment, Instruments & Supplies 9 EF-6 Operating Procedures For EARS 9845C Controlling Stations 5 EF-6S1 Transfer of EARAUT Control 1 EF-7 Activation of the Nuclear Data Communications System 2 EF-8 EARS Operating Procedures for TSC-CC HP-1000 Station 1 1 I r 0916S/0045K 06/16/86
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;4 UMBER EP OR-3 P ( 3 51 G Pacific Gas and Electric Company REVISION 0 m DATE 4/14/86' 1
DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS PAGE 1 0F 9 1 AND 2 DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) EMERGENCY PROCEDURE j EMERGENCY REENTRY AND RECOVERY TITLE: ; W APPROVED: - - ri.ani rianautn /. unit I i i
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SCOPE This procedure provides the criteria and guidance for reentry to l affected areas of the plant site and buildings, teminating an emergency condition and initiating a program to restore the plant to its pre-emergency status. This procedure applies to emergency conditions classified as an Alert or higher emergency classification. The procedure and changes thereto requires PSRC approval. GENERAL The temination of an emergency and implementation of recovery efforts . Will depend on the nature of the emergency and the status of plant systems following corrective measures. The general provisions within l this procedure are expected to be applicable to all emergencies which have an emergency classification of Alert or higher. However, it may be necessary to supplement this procedure with provisions specific to the existing plant conditions. The overall goals of the recovery effort are to reenter the l potentially affect areas to assess the in-plant consequences of the emergency and to perfom cleanup and repair operations to restore the plant to normal operating conditions. This effort may require additional Company resources and interfacing with outside agencies. , The Corporate Emergency Response Plant (CERP) describes the corporate organizational structure which would assist in these recovery efforts. Reentry into areas potentially affected by the emergency may be desirable to determine the extent of plant damage and radiological conditions which may impede recovery efforts, and to restore safe areas to normal access provisions. Reentry should only be perfomed - after the plant has been placed into a safe shutdown condition with TiTtTe likelihood of emergency reoccurrence. l DC0003 IIV l
e ,. l DIA8LO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 S ON DATE 4/14/86 PAGE 2 0F 9 m LE. EMERGENCY REENTRY AND RECOVERY _ 4 4 RESPONSIBILITIES l The Recovery Manager will make the determination to deescalate in accordanLt with the section PROCEDURE. Once the emergency 4 classifict tion has been deescalated to an Unusual Event or terminated,
, a recovery organization will be formed. A typical recovery organization is shown in Figure 1. The responsibility for each recovery organization antrber is as follows:
Corporate Recovery Coordinator - provides policy direction for recovery operations, commits corporate resources (manpower, facilities equipment, funding) upon request from the Recovery Manager and provides liaison between the onsite recovery organization and PGandE Corporate management. Recovery Manager - has direct responsibility for restoring the plant ! to a normal operating configuration. Recovery Project Manager - provides overall project management of the recovery efforts. . Plant Operations Manager - manages day-to-day inplant operations and, during recovery, is responsible for ensuring that repairs and modifications will optimize post-recovery plant operatioral effectiveness and safety without compromising the operation of the undamaged unit. Design and Construction Support Manager - focuses necessary engineering and construction resources on those aspects of plant recovery requiring redesign, modifications, or new construction and
, directs and coordiriates Nuclear Steam Supply System (NSSS) and Balance-of-Plant (80P) engineering and construction / repair work.
Technical Support Manager - provides review and analyses of plans, 1 schedules and procedures in direct support of plant repairs. - modifications, testing and ultimate operation; i.e., core physics, 1 thermal hydraulics, licensing, and surveillance testing. !
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DIASLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 5 ON J DATE 4/14/86 PAGE 3 0F 9 TITLE. EMERGENCY REENTRY AND RECOVERY Maintenance Manager - provides review and analysis of plans, schedules and procedures in airect support of plant repair, modification, testing and ultimate operation. Radiological Control Manager - organizes and directs reentry teams, ; and develops plans and procedures to process and control liquid, gaseous, and solid wastes to minimize adverse effects on the health and safety of the public and station recovery personnel. Quality Assurance Manager - assures that the overall conduct of - recovery operations is performed in accordance with corporate policy and rules and regulations governing activities which may affect public health and safety. Scheduling / Planning Manager - prepares plans and schedules and tracks / expedites recovery operations. Administrative / Logistics Manager - supplies administrative, logistic, communications, and personnel support for the recovery operation. Recovery News Director - coordinates the flow of media information ( I - l concerning recovery operations. PROCEDURE CRITERIA FOR DEESCALATING THE EMERGENCY ACTION LEVEL (EAL) i
- a. Deescalation of an Emergency Action Level from a Site Area
- or General Emergency should be made by the Recovery Manager
+ using the criteria listed in Attachment 1 " Deescalation Checklist".
! The event should not be deescalated to an Alert emergency i b. - action level until the criteria of Section " Criteria For ! Emergency Termination" are satisfied. CRITERIA FOR EMERGENCY TERMINATION ! a. An emergency condition can be considered terminated when the guidelines in Attachment 2. " Emergency Termination l Checklist" have been met or addressed as determined by the Recovery Manager. DC0003 3IV
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- b. If, following event temination, an emergency situation occurs, the Site Emergency Coordinator will re-activate the on-site emergency organizations, and if necessary, the
, offsite emergency organizations. Recovery efforts are suspended until the Site Emergency Coordinator and/or Emergency Recovery Manager allows them to resume.
ENERGENCY REENTRY TEAMS
- a. Accident Assessment The Recovery Manager will utilize all pertinent data available including area and process monitoring instrumentation, survey data from adjacent areas, observations made by evacuated personnel, recomendations by safety personnel, and any other source to detemine:
- 1) Which plant areas are affected.
- 2) The conditions (radiological, chemical, temperature, 3 air quality, etc.) in the areas. ).
- 3) If it is practical to reduce the potential hazards to reentry personnel (ventilating, securing systems, inc.).
- 4) Advisable protective equipment or clothing (in addition
- to radiological protection) for the conditions anticipated.
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- 5) The scope of activity for the reentry team (s) including determination if a delay in reentry would reduce
- exposure without compromising plant safety.
- b. Emergency Reentry Precautions l Appropriate precautions for personnel safety will be i implemented depending on the conditions known to exist or
- anticipated. These may include, but are not limited to
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- 1) Reentry team (s) comprised of a minimum of two individuals.
- 2) Appropriate respiratory protection; i.e. as self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), etc.
- 3) Maintaining rescue personnel on standby and the use of life-lines in areas where visual contact cannot be maintained.
- 4) Protective clothing' appropriate to the suspected conditions.
- 5) Use of in-plant radio, page system, and telephone to monitor progress of the team (s), with prearranged ;
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- c. Emergency Reentry Teams
- 1) The Radiological Control Manager will organize and
- direct reentry surveys. In general the' teams will consist of C&RP technicians, but may also include operations, engineering or maintenance personnel i depending on the mission. ,
Reentry will be made under the provisions of a Special !
- 2) I Work Permit (SWP) in accordance with RCP G-100
" Radiation Work Permits".
- 3) Radiation exposure shall be maintained within the limits established by RCP G-110 " Personnel External '
Exposure Dosimetry and Control" and RCP G-120 -
" Personnel Internal Exposure Control".
- d. Reentry Actions
- 1) The C&RP Foreman will brief the reentry team to ensure the teams have appropriate equipment and information, in accordance with the SWP.
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- 2) The emergency reentry team should approach the affected areas while frequently monitoring dose rates and other hazards anticipated.
- 3) On the frequency agreed upon, appraise the communications contact of the progress being made by the reentry team, conditions observed, and dose rates encountered.
- 4) Reentry team members shall check their pocket !
dosimeters periodically and report the results to the Team director. The frequency of these checks should be consistent with the observed dose rate.
- 5) If at any time during the reentry, observed dose rates exceed pre-determined levels consistent with the requirements of the SWP, or if the exposure of any member of the reentry team approaches the specified maximum allowable dose for the reentry, the entire reentry team shall retreat to a safe area and report the circumstances to the director. '
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- 6) Perfonn appropriate surveys and obtain air samples as directed.
- 7) Perfonn appropriate inspections, repairs and operations, as directed.
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Recovery activities should be conducted in accordance with established procedures to as great an extent as possible. For convenience in planning, the recovery operations can be classified as follows: I
- a. OFF-SITE RECOVERY OPERATIONS
- 1) The Recovery Manager will coordinate activities with off-site agencies in the recovery operations.
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- 2) The State will be the lead organization for off-site ;
recovery operations and placing emergency regulations into effect to ensure that possibly contaminated foodstuffs are not consumed or put on the market
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- 3) Access control to potentially contaminated offsite areas will be perfonned by county emergency response personnel. Reentry into affected areas by other than emergency response personnel will be prohibited without -
the approval of the county direction and control group. - a) Other recovery efforts will be coordinated between utility, county, state and federal organizations.
- b. ONSITE RECOVERY OPERATIONS
- 1) When it has been detennined that the emergency condition has'been resolved, the following steps should be performed as applicable, and as directed by the Recovery Manager, or the Plant Operations Manager:
a) Plant recovery activities shall be in accordance with the DCPP technical specifications and other license conditions. Specifically, during recovery operations, normal radiation exposure limits shall apply. b) Recovery action that plan for or may result in radioactivity releases will be evaluated by the Recovery Manager and his staff as far in advance of the release as is possible. Such releases and data pertaining to the releases will be reported to the appropriate offsite emergency response organizations and agencies in advance, even if the , release is within nonnal technical specifications, for as long as the recovery operation continues. DC0003 71V
l DIA8LO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 ON DATE 4/14/86 j PAGE 8 0F 9, y l m LE. EMERGENCY REENTRY AND RECOVERY c) The recovery operation will continue until the plant is returned to its pre-emergency status, to the safest condition possible as determined by the Recovery Manager and/or Plant Operations Manager, d) If a long-term recovery operation is indicated, modifications to the recovery organization may be established in accordance with the DCPP and Corporate Emergency Plans. e) If applicable, the Emergency Plan should be evaluated to ensure that an adequate emergency preparedness stature can be maintained with degraded plant conditions (i.e: inaccessibility of evacuation assembly areas, inoperative emergency instrumentation and equipment as it relates to the EP) and appropriate corrective measures implemented as required. Attachments
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- 1. Recovery Manager's Deescalation Checklist 3/86
- 2. Emergency Termination Checklist 3/86 Figures
- 1. Recovery Organization Supporting Procedures Emergency Procedure RB-4 " Access to and establishment of Controlled Areas Under Emergency Conditions."
Radiation Control Procedure G-100 " Radiation Work Pemits." Radiation Control Procedure G-110 " Personnel External Exposure Dosimetry and Control." Radiation Control Procedure G-120 " Personnel Internal Exposure Control." i
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RECOVERY MANAGER'S DEESCALATION CHECKLIST - Deescalation of an Emergency Action Level from a Site Area or General Emergency should be considered by the Recovery Manager when the following conditions exist: Check [] 1) The plant is in a safe shutdown condition or is cooling down in a safe and controlled manner. [] 2) All release of radioactivity to the environment greater than Technical Specification limits have been terminated. [] 3) The failure or damage which occurred and' increased the potential for a.. release of radioactivity has been repaired, replaced or otherwise no longer provides the potential for any additional releases. [] 4) The natural event (fire, flood, earthquake, hurricane, etc.) which caused the emergency has ceased or no longer possesses a danger. [] 5) The plant condition has been reviewed against the event classification criteria contained emergency procedure G-1 " Accident Classification and Emergency Plant Activation", and no longer requires declaration of a Site Area or General Emergency due to an unmitigated event. ( ( p. I DC0003 10II l
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3/86 ATTACHMENT 2 EMERGENCY TERMINATION CHECXLIST - ! e , An emergency condition can be considered resolved when a closeout message is issued to offsite organizations and a recovery organization established (if necessary) when the following guidelines have been met and addressed: Check [] 1) Plant conditions no longer meet the existing emergency classification criteria presented in procedure EP G-1, " ACCIDENT CLASSIFICATION AND EMERGENCY PLAN ACTIVATION" for an Alert, Site Area or General Erergency and it appears unlikely that conditions will deteriorate, requiring such an emergency declaration. [] 2) No additional further protective actions for the plume exposure , pathway are required and ingestion pathway considerations are being
- evaluated by th1 appropriate offsite authorities.
[] 3) Radiation levels in affected in-plant areas are stable or decreasing to acceptable levels. [] 4) All releases of radioactive material to the environment greater than Technical Specification limits have ceased, and the potential for an uncontrolled release of radioactive material is diminished. {j [] 5) The reactor is stable, and capable of reaching cold shutdown (Mode 5). [] 6) If a natural event (fire, flood, earthquake, hurricane, etc.) which caused the emergency, it is under control and no longer poses a danger. [] 7) Discussions have been held with federal, state and local organizations d and agreement has been reached to teminate the emergency status, [] 8) A written sumary of the emergency situation will be provided to San : Luis Obispo County, with copies to the State and NRC within 8 hours following tennination of the emergency. [] 9) Concurrence for emergency termination .with the Corporate Emergency Coordinator (CEC). g: The CEC cannot give concurrence until permission from the President's Nuclear Advisory Committee has been obtained to deactivate the Corporate Emergency Response Organization. l l DC0003 1111 l
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/ June 24, 1986 50-275/323 Diablo Canyon MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Document Management Branch, TIDC FROM: Director, Division of Rules and Records, ADM
SUBJECT:
REVIEW 0F UTILITY EMERGENCY PLAN DOCUMENTATION The Division of Rules and Records has reviewed the attached document and has detennined that it may now be made publicly available.
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