IA-88-523, Package of Evaluation Comment Sheets
| ML20206H679 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 06/29/1983 |
| From: | Wojnas E NRC |
| To: | |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20206H660 | List: |
| References | |
| FOIA-88-523 NUDOCS 8811230264 | |
| Download: ML20206H679 (79) | |
Text
_ _ _ _ - - - - . _ _ - - - - - . ___ _ _
. . . i. .
5
- - 03SDVD DATA _ (Siale,f,6C 4 ApggTp) .
Facilitys_ _ _ bMT [MO
- e t Datet d /. 9/f3 Sp' cific Assignmentt,, b 4/dAT6 fG T ddC Team 14adert M i Names Eb /</dJ;t/As Orgaci:ationt EMO -
Titles
&nfEG M y & must GogM arez
- Business Addres,s (,Ji "rheg 4,c M,oce be Pausn A. /A 14 V04 -
l' f Business Phone; M'dW .
r 1
l
. . .s t
i e
i 3
0511230264 681117 ,
JOHNSONa8-593 A/L
y* *
' ' INSTRDCTIONS
.Introductibo
- This form is satended as a tool for the observer to use in obsetving and evaluating an exercise. There are several different *eodules* correspond-ing to different observer assignments; an observer assigned to an E0C should have the "EOC Nodule ," an observer assigned to the Media Center should have the "Media Center Module" and so on. The module you have should correspond to your assignment.
You should bring the form along with you when you go to observe. The questions in it vill serve as a useful' guide concerning what to look for. You may vish to fill out some or all of the questions while on location.
Directly belou is a short explanation of what is in the form and how to fill it out; please read thi.s explanation as soon as possible.
Content of Tere and Instructions f or Use (1) Structure and Tornat Each nodule is composed of several sec-tions. Each section is about a partievlar part of the emer-gency activities there - f or exa=ple ,
- equipment," "communi-cations,* or
- dose assessment.* Each section has two parts.
The' first part is- a series of questions - requiring either yu, no, N/A, N/0 or, short answer responses. The second p.rt consists of a "Sum =.ary" and "Significant Observations."
e Questio6 isesponses Tou have four options when answering questions: Tes, No, N/A,.and N/0. 'N/A' stands 'f or "not applicable." Tor example, if the personnel observed did not have desineters, then the question. "Vere their dosime t e rs properly calibrated 7* vould be 'not applicable.' In some cases, a whole section may not be applicable. For example, if you vill be obse: *ing a local EOC, most likely the section (in your EOC codule) on "Dose Assessment
- vill not be applicable, since dose assessment is rarely done at a local EOC. N/0 stands for *not observed;" meaning you do not know or cannot judge whether the activity was done
, properly. In this instance, no deficiency is implied. If something dould_ have been done . (or -
should have been there) but vasn't, then you should mark "No." An explanation is required whenever the "No* colue 1 = a rh ..:. In some instances, checking "No* does not mean that a probleu existed. This should be explained in the targin. Ordinarly, however, a *No", constitutes a problem or a
.- deficiency. This should be explained in detail in the "Significant Observations
- portion of the form-o Short Answer Caestionb These are generally se.* P explanatory. Most are inforuational, asking you w e
+
.. , i.
. list th3 participants ct your location, cr to ,
'd: scribe o certain proccours observ:d, etc. Some call far you to record a specific ev0 t, e.g., ubo
- ande a certain phone call, or vben someone
) *
' arrived. .Se alert for these events.
(2) Sue:arv Eere you should vrite a brief essay sue =arizing your observations for that section, and give y'our overall evaluation. Put the facts recorded in all questions in perspective by adding information that vill help to explaJn the activities observed. You should indicate whether an adequate capability to protect the public vas demonstrated with regard to the subject matter of that section. g not simply answer the lead-in questions with a *Tes* or *No.' These ques- as are presented to give you, the observer, the context 1 a tihich the "Suassary* is to be written.
(3) Sirnificant Obs e rvations This is comprised of
- Deficiencies and F. econ::s end ati ons " and "Effective Performances Worthy of Note.~
e Deliciencies and T.e coc=endations : A niner or significant deficiency cust be included in this section if a *No* answer was given to a question in that section. A *No* answer ordinarily implies
'that something was done incorrectly or esitted '
altogether. This should be explained in detail; what vent vrong and why? A
- ecommendation should also be included on bev to e treet the proble:.
- Iffective Perfor.ances Vorthy of . Note: Actions observed at a location that vere perf orued in a particularly outstanding =anner should be documented as appropriate in this section. ,
(4) overall Assesseent on the last page of your nodule you should indicate whether the activities at this location vere adequate-ly demonstrated to protect the public as tested by the exercise. Include the ca$ct facters influencing your judgement. This is the bottom line !
fiseellaneous Notes (1) In the top right corner of each page there is a blank line. .
Write your name and assignnent location on this line on each page.
(2) Please do not use blue ink or pencil it does not photocopy well.
Please note: The observations and judgements recorded on this for=
vill be the basis for future r* ports and decisions. 3e thorough and clear; this vill avoid the necessity et contacting you later f or clarification.
v- - -- - - - -
--,--u-------
- EOC STATE NODULE
- ov a6 ms_ .
2
- 1. ACTIVATION & STATTINC 7
II. IXERCISCY 0?IRATIONS MANAGIMIr? . ,
i III. PACILITIES , t a
- g
- 17. Co.M SICATIONS !
l 14 T. DCSI ASSIS$$ENT AND PROTECTIVE ACIIOF U COMMINDATION A. Dose Projection
> 3. Protective Action Recommendation U
VI PROTICTIVE ACTION A. Public Alerting
- 1. Public Instruction C. Ivacuation and Access control Special Evacuation Problems
! D.
- E. Implementation if I=g stion Pathvay., Protective Actions l
'29 ,
PADIOLOGICAL EXPOSUR.E CONTROL ..
VII.
3/
VIII. MEDIA RIlATICNS !
33 . j IX. 72COVERY & PIINTRY
- X. SCfNARIO 3r . i r
. - 30 i l x1. OvtPALL ASSESSMENT t
1
. i f
i t
I .
l . r
. '[
l 4
e t I
f I L
. , r r
i e l l
l
Et /AjemM:
EOC HODULE I. ACTIVATION & ST.UTING Tes No N/A N/0 T.1.a 1. Is there a direct com:m:nication link >
t o t he u tility ? . . gg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g _ _ _
T.1.a 2. According to EOC staf f, is -
/
this link continuously monit oredf. . . . . . . . . g _ ,,_ _
E.1 3. At what time ves the call initiating activation of the EOC received? d[M E.1 4. From when was it received? @ d k s' -
Was this call verified?..........'.........
E.1 5.
E.2 6. Vere staff mobilization procedures j demonstrated 7............................. _v,, ,,_ _ _
E.2 7. If set f
--vas a vritten call list used?...........
'" --Did the call list appear to be .'
up' to date (vers the numbers right? ). . . . .
At what time was staffing I.2 8. f cog leted? /[',/)
I.2, 9. According to participants , is there a T.1.e regular system in place to (a) receive a call directing activation, and (b) call up staf f at any hour /
of any day?.................,......... _V _ _ _
_ ~ _. ..
E ,2 10. if so describe this system.
T.1.e [c,,, Q& ,,,y g & $ ,
02 7 / t) d*4 B C.
A.2.a 11,. Was the EOC fully staffedf................
11a At what tima was the IOC operational? g g
, __ y-Es '/)s3MM Yes No N/A N/o g
4p i
&.h 12. b h bN G>m&,
d A.2.a Nam the organi.ations represente P 'Pi & .hd' W at the EOC.
"Gran b Y 'f W / W gg,N,_% & lb h / .
&6 fh
' p- o .w 4 !;;an:V AdX &{ m. y W - is & :.- W
' E "
&m2 A A' b ,i g
f,Wdd f&3
.e u . JAs e- W e
<.a v wi y-13XmGn + w' 4 rhrd f dp;.4 A.2.a 13. Did the staff (first shif t) in general display adequau training /
a n d kn ov 1e d g e t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g _ _ _
! A.4 14 Vas a round-the-clock staf fing capability de mons t ra t e d f. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _
A .4 15. If so check which method was used:
' shif t change ,
presentation of a roster double staffing 1
A.4 16. If a shif t change was demonstrated:
' --vere incoming s taf f brief edf. . . . . . . . . . . .
I
-did second-shif t staff display ,/
% ,,
- adequate training and knowle dge ?. . . . . . . . _ _ _V _
A.1.b 17. V di ched to e e E0F?........ [
~'~
bJJ/ omeone
/ht / kl pWn .
A.1.b 18. If so, at what time? Offd A.1.b 19. Briefly describe this person's emergency duties.
rW Ch 4
9 e
5 9
c-- - - -
'0 Eh Wesum Activation 6 Secfficg Su=m rv Can staffing be accomplished quickly, and nintained around the ,
clock? Are stat! generally aware of their duties, and proficient at them?
SD" A kM
.AUM pn ,-aca n ~ ss Y f.NW h Wh
&w' ~,-as m xdw/
tb J,- fz . seas or ny y r~ ts, # #
6/S .o;Gfew m@&
fr w:a a th ecc.
W h did a a k m g .
/ '
i
- ge. ,-
. 9 J e s
t
. i e
e-0 D
e r .
l
{
,. Eh Ldo TUM
'SIGNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS:
iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability Aku ... .
L
. I 4 9 e
D 4
Recomendations: .
( .. . .
ur.ctive perrem.nce, worthy or . note: .
,q 9<uW J/A-j v & N g44.Gy4 a*# & AA
- 0. JRs @lw ;
l .
p.,, j, g j n m II. GRGiNCT 0?IRATIONS M.85ACDGNT_ .
Tes No N/A N/0 A.l.d 1. Vas an individual eff ectively in charget................................... _t/ ,, _ _ _
A.1.d 2. If ,so giv,e,ma=,e ,a,n,d, ri:1,e, ,of,.,this indtvidual fcM 7. 300(.AV h .Gg s ng@9 A.I.d 3. Vas the person in charge the person s o d e s ignat e d in the plan 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _/ ,_,,. , ,
4 Vere periodic briefings held, to 7 V
update s taf f on the situatio ? . . . . . . . . . . - - -
s w .
- 5. ere staff-(as appropriate) involved
~
j' in d e ci s i o'nsakin g ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _v _
A. .a 6. has a copy of the pla.n available for reference?..................g ,........ n/ _ _ _
A.2.a 7. Did staff have vritten procedures ,
or checklists for refereice7.............. [ . _ _ _
Ve r e ce s s a ge lo g s kep t1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
/
8.
- 9. Vere tessages reproduced and distri-but e d, if approp riat e ?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
/ .
ha.',
. 10. If o, was message handlius efficient?.... [ _ _
II. If appropriate, were actions taken to
- coordinate emergency activities, such as: (indicate time. or vrite "No",
- N/A*. or *N/0-)
-call placed to ac:Liate radiological Al /d noottoring teans?
'eption 411 placed to activate recA /n
- center!
--call placed to activate conpagate .
care center? .
A,&M
- 12. Was access to the EOC controlled?. . . . . . . . .
- 13. When was the EOC notified of the following eventst ,(as applioable)
- plant at "alert" status af M
--plant at "site ares eed ency" ;
status /d W .
- plant at general emergepey-l status /A/Y A ' .
- _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ,m. .. ._-.y -- . - . _ - _ . _ . _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ . ~ ,
E 6 c
. En (Dorums Yes No N/A N/0
- 14. Whenwere the following protective action orders issued (or received)?
--take shelter
- A3 r A
--in zur
. )
what loca1ioBrs'W
.. P f \
c
/
--evacuate l}b locations? s
--fromAwht C w k) - P,f ,
t
- i 1 t, , !
L 1
i b
l
--any other protective action orders j --when? -
i.
- --where applicable? !
1 I
i.
5 I
C. I. a. 15. Was Federal assistance requested?.... / f
! C. I. a 16. If so, indicate who requested it p6074 MS.rW.'s I and what they asked for l
. r GOMb ,e m W y kE2 8dM C M W l
n?cp/9 M un Tn>. ;
l l J
. r l ,
7 6 !.dnut,s E.0. Managemalt ;
Susaary_
hserite how the EOC functioned as a decision making unit. ,
g 4tif & M &
s,Ja ~ e --
O t
j 4
4 I i
d G
J 4
9
. f 3
- e.. ,
\. ., . . -
4r '
, =
l e i t [
i.
e f
i t
, t J, . f h
9
, t t
- i
. i
- * $> $0Y$
$1GNIFIC, ANT OBSERVATIONS:
'iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability .
/ .
,, ( .
Reconnendations:
x I
Effective Performances Worthy of . Note:
DK uN m Qd &6&l /~ MA
% prt ,/w/ p ax J N N W '
l i
i
e V_s roorv08 III. FACILITIES Yes No N/A N/0 H.3 1. Vas there sufficient -
-- f u rn i t u r e ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- --space?.................................. v"
--l i gh t i n g 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .k ~ ~
--telephones?............................. ,,/_d' _ ,__
, ~_,_ .,__
--other (specify)......................... ___ _y _
E*3 ' 2*
Did noisu $= pair an adequate demonstration g "-" ~~~
- of capability?
E.3, 3. Can the f acility support extended operations A.4 (i.e. are there bunks, showers, kitchen)? v
H.3 4 as backup power available to sustain .k:' _ _ -
csmmunications? ;
H.3 5. Was i: demonstrate'dt.............'......... . __ ___ akf __.
D.3 6. Was emergency classification level posted? ___ __, ___
D.3 7. V'as a status board clearly visible 7. . . . . . . k#
je i
D.3 8. Vas 'it kept up-to-date on significant
( - eventst................................... ___ __, __,
e Indicate whether the following maps were ,
posted or availablet .
J.10.a 9. The plume E7Z, vith sectors labeled: *#
posted..................................
--available but not post e d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J.10.a 10. Evacuation routest /
posted.................................. _V_, _ _ _
--available but not posted................ ___ __, ___ ___
J.10.a 11. Kalocation centerst posted.................................. n ,_, _ ,__
- --a vailable bu t u t p o s t e d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ ,__ ___
+
e
9
( '
Es ojosans J.10.a 12. Access control pointet
- ,os..d..................................
--evailable but not posted................ _ _ _
J.10.a 13. Radiolosteal monitoring points: t i,_ .
-9 osted.................................. _ _
. --available but not posted................ _ _
J.10.b 14 Population by evacuation arest ~
-p o s t e d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _~_, ,~_,. __.
--a vailable bu t n o t p os t e d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
e
's! # .
- l
. O 9
e 9
4 4
e o
9 4
+
10
' ~
D WesuM Facilities Summary Were physical f ac.111 ties and displays adequate to support energency operations?
h n
Y 9
4 e
e ,
( .
- 9 4
4 9
4 4
4 e
e e 4
4 e
4 4
l0 e
. % v.>o:WAs
$1GNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS:
iciencies . Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability Recomenda tions: '
(.- ,
Effective Performances Worthy of Note:
$Y 0.l -
O g
' i 4
e
33 E.% IA)C ~.')A3 IV. COMMUNICATIONS Yes N6 N/A N/0 For each of the following organizations, as applicables (1) indicate whether connunication to that organization was demonstrated (yes, no, etc.)
and (2) name the communication systen used on the dotted line (dedicated landline, police radio, coismercial phone, etc. ).
F.1.b 1. --The s t a t e E0C /p rima ry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
/ b a ck u p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
F.1.b 2. --all local EOC's / primary. dN.'. . Y.5. . . . . __ - -
G. ~
/ b a cku p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m _._ .
- 'rgterw
. , an 1 -
t F.1.b 3. --contiguous state s / primary.C. AMt3 r(r..........f. n
/baekup..[f/NUMN[..
F.1.d 4 --li cens e e /p rima ry. .&. . . . .DL NG. /............... s' *
/ b a ck u p . . Y . .. /.9. ./.6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /
F.1.d 5. --ECT/ primary ..... k W. W .C ........... V
/ b a ck u p . . . . . . . .b. . . . . u. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /
F.1.c 6. --FDLA / prima ry. . . . [.2.t.E. 77.N. . . . . .ggg - - - -
/ba ckup. . .kM .8Ah. .NI. N .
E .' 5 7. --EBS station (s)/ primary. . . . .......... /
< iba y ,..... m .t ........ /
I
O - -
12
.. g3 w,ygg
. Tes No W/A N/0 G.4.a 8. --me di a c e n t e r /p r ima ry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,,,,,, .,_,,
/ backup..................... _ .i :,,
- 9. --lo c a l s ch o o l s /p'r i ma ry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ _,
/ b a ck u p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,,,,,
-1
[/ _ ,,,,,, ,,,,_
r .
F.2 10. --suppo r t hos pit als /p rima ry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _. ._,. -
/ backup................ _ _
T.2 11. -- a m bu la n c e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ - -
T.1.d 12. --r a di olo gi ca l moni t o rin g t e a ms . . . . . . . . . . . _,,,, ,,,,,_ ,, _
F.1.b 13. Was conferencing available on any of these lines? (i.e. tying in several locations)........................ _ ,,_, _ _
T.1.b 14. If ,so indicate who could be tied in.
1.,~.. . ..
C.4.a 14 Was a hard copy device available t o and f rom the media cente r t . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ ,,,,_
'C.4.a 15. If so. was it reliable and ,
- r e a s on a bly f a s t ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ ,,,,,, _ .,,,_
9 9
o .
, gg D ID019 %
Co.nunications Summary Row effectively were comunication links used?
/
f e
9 9
- s a
O 6
0 8 1 ,
\..g. .
%v .
we-
. G e
j .
G e
e i
l .
l .
l l
134 g,
W eJi>45
. S C IFICANT 08SERVATIONS:
e .
'iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability ,
f ,
i I
1 Reconnendations:
4 i
(. .
i i
Effective Performances Worthy of . Note:
- f/jm/' N f6' f W?n Y hfAod W-I s
o _____'______
14 Eg (DoTTJ AS
. . i .
Y. DOSE ASSE55 MINT AND PROTECTIVE ACTION _
RICotet!NDATION_
A. Dose Projection _
Tes No N/A N/0 Vere expected doses derived front 1.10 1.
~ plant release data 7..................... I___
/ ,_,_ ,,,,, ,,,,.
--field readinget.........................
I.10 2. Vere dose calculations via coguter or ,_,, _
[,
programmable calculat or desc as trate d f. . . . . ,,,,,,
Vere hand calculations demonstratedt...... ,,_,,.
I.10 3.
/
- 4. Ve re calculations made promptly t. . . . . . .. . . _
1.10 '
$. V e r e t h e y ch e ck e d f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __
I.10 j
- 6. Was monitor data plotted on ,_7_ ,,,,,,
1.10, I.11 a mapt.................................... _ _
- 7. Vere monitor teams prospel7 directed 1.10 to new locations, to define che ,!,,_ ,
1.11 e xt e n t o f the plume 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,,,,.
'w
- 8. Vas the plume correctly .[ l !
defined 1..................................
1.10 I.11
~
/
9.
Did field readin gs come in promptly ?. . . . . . ,,,,,,
I.10 [
,/
- 10. Was there a periodic estination of total ,V,,,,,, ,_ , ,,__ ,_,,,
M.4 p opul at ion e xp osur e t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- 3. Protective Action Recoteendations i
J.10.n, 11. Vere protective action decisions reached .
r fort J.11
[ ,,_,,
,,_,, f hazardsf..................
--plume pathway ,,_, ,,_,,, x
--in ge s tion pa thway has ar d s f. . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ -
l 12.
J.10.n, J.11 Vere the decisions ba' sed on.IFAe xp o s u r e .,,,,.
15 ':..
6 'hjo-. L
- Tes No N/A N/0
- 13. Vere other factors considered! (e.g.
J.10.m.
J.11 plant status, evacuation time estinates, vaather)....................... ..; _.
J.10.e. 14 Vas use of KI recommended fort J.10.f ,
V
--emergency worke rs in the field ?. . . . . . . . .
--selected populations (persons whose immediate evacuation may be inf easible o r ve ry di f f i cul t ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~
/
--the general populationt................. _ ~I ~
J.10.e. 15. Vers decisions about XI (whether or not J.10.f its use was recommended)
--consistent with the plan 1............... _ _
_g
- properly based on actual or V e xp e cte d ra diciodine rele ase?. . . . . . . . . . . _
J.10.a. 16. If use of KI was recommended:
J.11
- --who gas. the authorization?
--when was this decision reached? _
- --when, and to whom, was it
(' ran tted? g
~. '
A afte rs
' i, ers prot tive action recommendations
%m::f:.A Wf&Mv ~
J.10.a. 17.
promptly reviewed and updated as . /
c on di t i on s ch a n ge d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Y _ _ _
J.10.a 18. Vere protective action recossendations J.11 coordinated among states (if more than one s t ate was involve d ) f. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _
9 g
e t
e e
E4 U)o70At Dose 4 F.A ,
Summary What protective actions were recommended, and on what basis? Was this basis sound?
Qhn9and MWaAN @< WlW~v, d f' ;
ad,-p~waav-y-AKp d$r dvorsa d m & M 6 fr + $ Nl s laEo b d & $ & w r< 4 M , 3 - w l sjlku' eda a %$ ~~. l l
4 e L e
s . .- .
I L
I b
+
4 0
e
L tdo VA5 i
$1GNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS:
. . t iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability 974,e!ry] 'd*b Adh 2l C$ hb & L YW i
dua;;/ m & ao Ga,ndas4ebt. cf8 m **
~sch a d #"g gpm apn./ &spe. W n esn..A i n w .
w rk 6 ue \
s O
4 I Recorsnenda tions:
9
'I
. 1. . -
i m. ,
1 1 * ,e ,
I Effective Perfomances Worthy of Note: ,
i l
i I
i
. e 0
l 1
I
% LA)ch?"M i .
t VI. PROTECTIVE ACTION . .
l A. Public Alerting 7 l
Yes N.o N/A N/.0 l
E.6 1. Did this IOC play a role in public alerting?................................. v/
l E.6 2. If so, please complete parts (a) through (c):
(a) Indicate what started the proces's of ,
public alerting, and when_ this "initiating event" occurred. If alerting was played t more than once, record the time of the i initiating event for each round of alerting.
1 . ,
, Time (s)'
Ititiatint Event
_Jd'i. Call f rom licensee ,
/J2//3I Call f rom an EOC (Specify) g other ,(Sp.ecif y) /p/7 +
(b) Indicate how the public was alerted; what action l
l vas taken atthis E0C to alert the public. Indicate ..
when_ the action was taken. If vehicles were dis I
. patched, indicate how long it took to complete their i routes. Again, indicate the times for each round i of alerting played.
i l
Action Taken Time (s) strens activated funveArrb / 2 fT tone alert radios activated A m o em _ ,
. D$ activated #d$C'mUn cMb' '
vehicles dispatched (if so indicate route time) M8 e calls put to schools ,
[
- i factories or other institutions (specify) /dd*? ;
. i See Next Page E'
- - - - -,,- , , , _ , yy ..y _y____,__ _.__ , _ _ _ _ _ _ , - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _._ , _ , . - _ _ _
--g-m gb g,jayas _
personnel at another EOC instructed to do one of lA dJH the above (specify) other (specify) Ad .
(c) rescribe the process.in between the "initiating event" and the "action taken". Did the staf f sigly f ollow inspructions, or was there discussion or consultation!
h l# r a p oFa-4 ~## & ~,b y p.ya u m '
4 4#9 9
R-9 g.
4 e
O e
1 4
0 I
..r 9 Es Wor /M Fu nis Alert 1Cg Susaarv f events which le,& to alertin,g Describe, in your evn words, the flow o t
T'
' the public. l
).)
( y
,4
% WW c<n~ M c" 4 A * AMM6
'N
- g&&v My .
e r f
6 e
\
- g. e
. i t
s j , . .
t i
l .
l -
[
1 e
e 9
9 s
e G
G e
t 9
i/
O ]
l 20 ; l Eb JUe7WA$ l
- 3. Public Instruction Drafting of instructions Yes No N/A N/0 l 1
E.6 1. Were emergency public instructions l drafced in this E0Cf.................... ,
E. 6 2. Were they seurally clear, and j appropriat e to the situation?. . . . . . . . . . . ( / _
E. 7 3. Were prescripted messages used7......... ! _ _
E. 6 4. Vere protective action areas described in terms of familiar boundaries and 1 an dma r k s t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
/
E. 6 5. If an instruction to take shelter was formulated
--did it include guidance on sheltering
- methods ? (e.g., close windows, put cloth over mouth when outside, etc.).. # , , , ,
, --did it include instructions for transients without shelter. (a.g.
]
campers).............................. / ~
--where shelter order to take effect.... - /
j he$'M% d/(M W M AWb ; 'D.
.k c~ a ~~ m -
E.6 6. If an instruction to evacuate was formulated, did it include information/
instructions on the evacuation of school children?........................
Wstribution of instructions:
--where was evacuation order to apply...
E.6 7. Did this EOC e'ay a role in distri-buting instru 4 is to the pub 11c t.. ...
i i
1
. oo i
p f, June
. E.6 . 8. ' Indicate which of the following systcas '
vas used to distribute instructions, and *
- a what time the message went eut. If public instruction was played more than once, indicate the time messages went out for each round. ,,
Messare Distribution System Time (s)
EBS tc9e alert radios vehicles with PA systems f
calls to schools, 'f actories,
}
or other institutions (specify) personnel at another location -
instructed to do one of the abcve -
(specif y)
/ other (specify) Mm /2 7 ! < $ <%
& JAY accA .
E.6 9. Was the timing of public ~
instruction coordinated with the public alerting process, so that ~
putif c alerting (e.g. sirens) vas followed immediately by an j ins t ructiona l me s s a ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......
E.6 10. Were instructional messages #
periodi cally repea t e d f. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
e 4
D e
6 a
b
'0
- 2
~
& W63NM Public Instructica Summary _
Describe the - flow of developing and sending out enrgeney messages. ,
guidance to an otherwise uninforme5 Would the ins t ructions provide adequate citizen?
A /
g h pfp N ny ng ~W
- r e
4 e
e
- 1 l
i G
9 e
l 0
-- " - ~ - - - - , , - _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _
a wuus C. Evaeustion and Access Control Yes No N/A N/0 s .
J.10.k Vas activation of traffic control points J.10.g l '.
prorptly ordered?......................... g _ _
J.10.K 2. Vere esti=ates of expected traf fic , j v o lume di s cu s s e d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _V _ _
J.10.k 3. According to EOC staff, are apprppriate resources available to keep evacuation routes clear: ve
--during bal weather?.....................
- in event of stalled or vrecked cars ?. . . . _/ ' ___ _ ___
k'e re the s e re s our ce s a ctiva t e d1. . . . . . . . . . . ;gf __, __, __,
< J.10.k 4 i
J.10.j 5. Vere appropriate actions ordered to control all types of access to the contaminated area: L-l --a l l r o a d s b l o ck e d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,-
l-
' --air t ra f f i c re rout e d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
yva .e r t r a f f i c s t o p p e d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ag( g
--r ail t r a f f i c s t o p p e d ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _
t J.10.g, 6. Acco'rding to EOC staf f, 'are ' aal resources -
s, adequate to cover all traf and access J.10.k control functions simultanev ly: - #
- --in terms of available personnel?. . . . . . . . ~ ~
e
--in terns of available vehi'cle s ?. . . . . . . . 7 ~ ~ ~ ~
--if not, was help promptly requestedf. . . . _ _ ,_,
j-J.10.h 7. Vere reception centers ordered to be ac-tivat e d in a cine ly f ashion ?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,__
4 .
e e
b e
a e
b
2h
- &> uX3 t fM.
tyse. & Access Summary Can evacuation be canaged smoothly, under any conditions? can access to the evacuated area be controlled?
S'Y M
Yh Gut -
, le & ae-M Je deu/4 - ; aem @ d ad h.
4 e
W g 1 ,
O 9
e e
e e
l
- 8 e e
V 6 f) J @ W fs pro 7tcTIVE ACilod SIGNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS: ;
b iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability Recomenda tions: .
t..
D' .
l Effective Performances Worthy of Note:
l l
l
~
e e
~
b vJc);JW E. Imolementation of Ingestion Pathway Protective Actions _
Yes No N/A N/0 J.11 1. Was current infornation available on the location of: /
- -d a i ry f a r ms ? . . . '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
-- f o o d p r o c e s s in g p1'a n t s ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~
--vater supply intake point s ? . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ~_ ~_ _
J.11 2. Vere there detailed maps available showing [ _
c r op inf or ma tion ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _
J.11 3. What recommendations were made regarding ingestion pathway protective actions, and what were they based on?
\m .
J.11 4. According to EOC' staff, is there a body of trained staf f to work individually with f armers , foodworkers . water utilities, and so on to implement protective actions 1....................... _ _ _
kN *M. by /f 'M l
A, '
l appa chaG ama M.'
4 A0#
I e
o e
s E> DJorr/M e .
Iagastists Pathway Summary k'a s there a sound informational base for implementing' protective Did they actions in the ingestion pathway? k' hat actions were ordered?
represent an appropriate response?
4 e
9 e
- q. .
e e 1 0 1
4 e
4 e
b e
e G
G e
e
^
1.So , g gjopjg SIGNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS: *
!iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability ,
n; .
Recomendations:
l il h
t I
h Effective Performances Worthy of Note: r 1
I f
! i
. ?
I
- . l a
- 1
. 1 t
- , - ----__....,_--._,._,_._,_m,.. , . _ . , _ , . , . , _ , _ . , _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - . _ _ , _ . _ _ _ _ . - . . _.,___-,,_,..._v._..-_...--_.
'29 E6 iA> cJAM%_
VII. RADIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE CONTROL Answer the following questions only if this IOC is in the plume (10-mile) EPZ, or if '
dosimet:7 was distributed to field workers from this IOC.
Yes No N/A N/0
- 1. Was the f ollowing dosimet ry equipment K.3.a available .
- (direct-read dosimeters) s'
--low range (0-200 mR) f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v-
~-~ ~
- ~
--mi d r a ng e' (0-2 0 R) 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . g _
--high range (0-200 R)?................... _
/'
--charger for the dosimeters?............. g
--record keeping cards 7.........,.'......... _ _
- permanent record dosimeters, as film - _ d' _
b a d ge s o r TLD' s ? . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
v'
- 2. Vas the supply of dosimeters adequate?. . . . ._,
. X.3.a. *
.- K.3.b. .
I '
Were' appropriate instructions issued along v' K.3.b 3.
\sca with the dosimeters?......................
4 Was an adequate supply of potassium t/
J.10.e iodide (KI) available 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -
- 5. Was sooeone there aware of proper v' J.10.e procedure s concerning its us et . . . . . . . . . . . . ___
X.4 6 ~. Was someone there avais of the maximan dose allowed without authorization?
- 7. Vas someone there aware of decontami-s' X.5.a. nation procedurest (i.e. when and where k.5.b to go f or decontamina tion) . . . . . . . . . . %. . . . .
- 8. If the EOC was in the plume, were measures taken to protect the EOC y personnel against expo,sure? (e.g.
closin g d own ventilation) . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M
~
30
- [ //)d3A/M Expssure Contral Summa ry Would they be Des cribe the equipment and procedures demonstrated. .. .
adequate to protect emergency workers f rom excess exposure?
pA e
l I
. Y a r
- O L
4 e
e O
e 8
e
~ - - - - - - . - - - - . - - - - . _ - -
E% W oJIJAS SIGNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS:
.iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability Recomenda tions: .
y'
- lQ , - ,
Effective Performances Worthy of Note: .
a i #
1 e
l ,
6
% LA)CJUM '
VIII. MIDIA RI1ATIONS G.3.a 1. Was a space set aside or designated f o r p r e s s b ri e f in g s ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _
- 2. Was a briefing or briefir.g: =ctu:117 :
given1.................................... _ _
If so:
G.4.a 3. Wege they accurate and complete?.......... _ _ _ _
4 Was technical jargon avoided or explained?................................ _
[
- 5. Were ups or displays used to augant the brie fin gs ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
/
. G.4.b 6. Was an ef fort ude to ensure that the infora tion released was consis' tent with the inf oration coming out of the Media Centert.....'................... _ _ _ _
G.4.a 7. Who gave the briefings?
a e
e D
\
O e
e O
O ,
32
.C) Wo W/15 Media Relaticcs Sima ry Describe the media relations play. Vere briefings clear and co=plete?
g x i rw G
O
\
'n, l
e 4
4 4
e 1 .
I 5
.- . 3h b U.k30 AS SIGN,IFICANT OBSERVATIONS: ,
/iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability Recommendations:
Effective Performances Worthy of , Note:
0 9
Eb Wo7tJ65 IX. RICOVERY & REENTRY ,
Yes No N/A N/0
- 1. If evacuation was ordered: ,
--Vere arrangements made to securs P the e va cua t e d a re a s ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~ - -
-4' era policy / procedures developed on allowing entry to evacuated areas f or essential services?
(e c,ov )............... /
bW.g. to milk W dai Was relaxation of protective actions W A6 2.
based on n'onitor data indicating safe levels of radioactivityt.................. M
- 3. Vere reentry / recovery decisions co=::unicated promptly to all response '
p or anizationy7.............. .-..........
frt 67]S 4 Vere arrangements made,to provide the public with inf ormation ont
-saf ety precautions during recovery?. . . . .
- possible health ef fects of low-l #
l e've l e xp o s u r e ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
's .. . ' --availability of compensation for j .
f inancial losses sustained 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
l .
4 9
l * .
G h
e l
l l
l l
. 34
% IActihn Recovery & Asentry Were EOC staff i
Summa ry: Did recovery and reentry procedures follow the plan?
kept informed of the progress of recovery measures? - .
e s
(
- RecommendationsJ
\..
~
4 0 e
4 4
e O
e 0
e
e m
. Eb D):vdes SIGNIFICANT OBSERVATIONS:
.iciencies - Areas without Adequate Demonstration of Capability Reconmenda tions:
,r ~. ' .
\. . . . .
d Effe::tive Perfomances '.!orthy of Note: ,
M2d '
i j ,
l l
- l 1
.c
.. u';
- 35 g,3 yJ 0 2*.*JM X. SCENARIO Did Su= ary: Con::ent on the adequacy of the scenario. . ,
it provide enough activity? Vas it realistic?
Did it test areas of earlier deficiency?
WMth Y J
cT.h m w r d d & "a S
dbad&
g 3 g, 34;/.
&ak, esund!
3 j4 ,9 s
6 J , 6 I
. O G
1 Re comm.n da tion s_t l
1 t
{
- - ~ * '
. . 36 .
Ek LU 03*M q STATE EOC HODULE OV'.'.RALL ASSESSMENT Were the activities for this location performed adequately?
Was adequate capability to protect the public d,emonstrated at this location?
An k smaa a cu m; k t=4 cia uaadi o4&g dA Pseu a~'
nuiM h Wh o ~ A ~A w A w s4 a
(* .'
m e
4 6
6 g 0 s
e e
o ' .' .* g .
e . -
DAILY STAFF JOURMAL OR DUTY OFFICER 1 LOG -aw a L o. 6~.u,e..se
.l1. k7".tR'?. Pct."t,i'..!?;.'M.:.rvt.m.'.:!."" "
. ,3 ,
...................s.s..... -
........ .c.,oo eoyc u o a.c ,.
33 carc s n .... .... ... ....
.;. .;j .
= ,,, " ,,,
...........n...........c,.. o,,.... ,,
^l .
w9 ikaaf &#aAd . 'k2, - eJi<n WS
>; Q Kio %duwead M /2./ns,y A -
97W 2 ;// w m s +/ M mk 4Et aL/ sad 2ab soc s.*// ~TJuL
- . .I..n' .:
n!q .
, , . ?'. .
'.S$ Myo 8ddbA&/ a nd u aee
".I ' .. ( % .4sl.= A L,fJghAfd
= -
.R MW MGm Am s6/ v c/ .
'-. h1 .fkh:wtx&fMe c->-r Muh 5 -P BG AAa%7ErlA? v i
///f
..m .
.c!
~;'"1 -
//?d Ak d //s? sx Aust a, & 2 ~nL
^5 * - - -
S//2 -C41 d 32./ m / $
ii i i
%) e-n -c&A..eAs
. .i /tc kb tzc mo$v/ im4644 d'Acal sat l M As Jin, aacM/ (@r Gdon . %- '
\ .d.,
L.wrd
(
MaA, /d3 -
"'Genir .
sax L Al/1/$/.J ,, 6tY b'eNA47?
lq fehih]0% . -
//. A
~ .Y -
-/gf i
l
.Y
/0/b --
0!Afd J>nf2-rM+c-.4 a v
&&b.ed i I 4 t ,
l ',,,.............,.,,,ce....,,,ci.6.-ow,, .....rwas Eo Mose3S D A , '.!".15 94 "'"**"*"""'-'"""""'"'- "$"'""'""
. . . i.
/ .
. .-m o u w w.v,wass.
. D
. . .AI L Y.
. ...... c. 5,, ~C
.. ... A...
aF.,F JO UR
.....i. m...u. m.c....M..r.
cA.L. 4 R L U T Y. .,O F F IC E.R..3..L.b, G..
~.........
- .p, .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... ......co.....
,.o= .
.:.5.
s.
4 4 **/ ) J
,.,., 4j l C,e t e.TS. W rtl. s t s. 8t ot .S. t TC. '
na ACTio.T.stm 9 ,",
%m m' L , 6yiA m & / dc N '* W f p m ~nvn 04MLa
- i. .9 I*?.$ I.
s.. . .
W& $mka U/M, $- e~rwWhlL .
, . .a Y /2 W
'. . * 's
.w; vv
':i:.;;t e 8s w - /.s ~ o m _.
'... .'.;.a' . t/
. -. :: .c
- @z
. /W frev e nun L & x A &,enuz.- n
. y N:l1 /3X
,smsv~dsA2 a M n41Ak '
?k ?n31sdw Als
...s. .. .
?. . .: .?l)
Bar fxan&* rA As waw enson
' iM. .. . 15sr O- s s e P~ wPA #Lk
$.J\ fan J.:s.. L ', U /.m b>, A L ad l r*y,i] EBSmwm
( :~'1 .
V
...P.' /
i-
. ':. g . .
~
[A M .!#*to dl$ 1 AG
.m -
hY..
hea'&,sd, Ab smwCm' '? Y%
l
'?h; 2Pa&,
w.2 l ::-c Tj} ks9.r A?oafr//A.4Aae AA Ai~ E&.
~] -
L w,,e / a n en.....,eu Cu / 4kAw.?&
,,.............,.,,,u....,,......s.,,,
. i l
- "**'**'"""'""'"""""'"'- "5""'"""'
. D A . 5".15 94
~
- t. -
e DAILY STAFF JouRNA OR DUTT CF FICE R 1 LOG < m w n o. ov.c,puess
. .i F** = 170 11; cae pe
- , O d e..s.e e. sr D e e~ 5 &Ols 8 et eel *eef
- Ch!.see Kjlanee, o,me g,eaer 6e cemeswo.
4
,., . $. s
. ee 6 a ns t a t oess o. sus t a st a t eens t o c a teen PtmeQDC0venC0 f.* . \, .
ra*w v.
..S..- =own OA1& =6w ie on a
- 1,
, .y .,-
ACTION T art M '
,: .* l= Coot NTS. 68csta cts. O m ot al. E TC. 9,",",
- rY
- d,4,s .
15W Pu2]Adac/ omMw/
.m..* (/
?.? Su/Ad NM/A mnav' M,, .t. a- / A m. -r D trodd.A 4 C M. 8C4 Ase J
}ll-l
- hBh& PA w.4 m a nat
- 7 2?G .
.,:q
& A sfu A G ).
.3 .;
EE5.a
/(A3 baudaW &.C4 00~ L m - -
a
.r.,u
.4 ,
M /26 % iaaub fim kaiW
.w=. ,.n,
.*i..O .
u .
. .:2 j. _ ..-
- ]
. '.:.t.
.;t
. ) .%
.'6
.9
.a
$.5
.a . -5 .
., . . ?. .
. n.
. v. u; .
w! .
. .s.,
'8 .
.2
' .,p
. en
................,e,,,u....,,a.6...,,, ...i=
. \.
" ' ' ' " " * " ' " " ' " " ' " " " " " ' " ' - "5"""'"""'"
, D A . '.!".15 94
C W .b A' % _
gg32' $ /ZW te6rEVACUATION
. =
'6/ Release Time: 1: 55 pm 6-29-83 This is Robert J. Boulay, Director of the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency. There has been an accident at the Pilg' rim Nuclear Power Plant site in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The event has been classified as a General Emergency.
Personnel from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health are at the plant site to r ovide continuing investigations of the severity of the accidenL. Their ongoing investigations include assessment of the status of plant safety systems, reviewing the consequences of existing and potential releases of radioactive material from the plant, review of local weather conditions and field monitoring of the levels of radioac-tivity in nearby towns.
The Department of Public Health staff has briefed the Governor on the status of the plant. Based on this' briefing, Governor Dukakis has ordered that protective actions be implemented for the area of the town of Plymouth bounded by Route 3 on the west, Summers Street to the south and to the Kingston Town Line. .
Persons currently in the Plymcuth area bounded by Route 3 on the weste Summers Street to the south and to the Kingston Town Line are advised to EVAC _UATE.
The Department of Public Health has determined that there is sur-ficient time to implement an orderly evacuation well in advance of the arrival of any signficant levels of radioactivity. Please make the following preparations before you evacuate:
, 1. Pack only essential items. Be sure, however, to bring enough I
seasonal clothing for up to three days, any prescription medici-nes and prescriptions you need, personal items and infant supplies.
- 2. Turn off lights and appliances, and secure your home or office as if you were going on vacation.
1 l 3. If you have livestock, leave them in best available shelters.
Pravide feed and water for three days.
- 4. Don't get on the road with a car in poor running condition or too little gas. Instead, try to carpool with a neighbor. If you need help, call your local Civil Defense office for assistance.
i S. DON'T RUSH. Proceed jn a calm, orderly fashion along
- designated evacuation routes to the reception centers for your area.
L
. 1 l
Th'e ' location of Reception Centers and major evacuation routes are as follows: -
For residents of the area of Plymouth bounded by Route 3 on the west, Summer Street to the south and to the Kingston Town Line; proceed to the Hanover Hall by utilizing Route 3 or Route 3A North. ,
We repeat: A General Emergency 'has been declared at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant. Governor Dukakis has ordered the implementation of protective actions. Persons in the area of Plymouth bounded by Route 3 on the west, Summer Street to the south and to the Kingston Town Line are to evacuate. Information and further instructions will be updated ;
and provided over this and other Emergency Broadcast Stations regularly.
- . l 0
- 4
. ~
4 l ,
e I
IN(OKMAI:GN 10: _
TIME: DATE:
- INF0fiNATION FRON: (SIGNED) 4.-
MESSAGE: ).4 RELEASE DATA (circla one): Anticipated or Prasent Release TYPE [', Noble gases (Ilsk.' primary ones if known) I l
PrImarily 1-131 l
'.[ .
L. "' Mixed Radiolodines (llst primary ones If, known).
I METEOROLOG,ICAL DATA SOURCE-T ji ; .,;
kh ;Pefkiculates (Ilst if known) ,
WIND SPEED (se/sec): ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY CLASSi G .$'. t.Iquids (specify)* ... .
(circle one) A-B-C-D-E-F-C
, i ulND DIRECTION (wind blowing f rose)* {.0ther(specify)Y# 6 IS N I ,5 . t ', . G 44 00Rbk TERM (5) IN CURIES /SEC FOR ISOTOPF.S OF INTERESTj N-O*,360*
NNE-22.5*
p S-180 SSW-202.5* i; ,; _
NE-45' N'tr g6 SW-225"
' - T' ~
ENE-67.5* MSW-247.5* i_
E-90* w n W-270*
- i ESE-112.5* WNp292.S RELEASE HEIGHT (METERS) ~
l SE-135' gcp ggO NW-315*
SSE-157.5* NNW-337.5*
- a ArJA RA515Tl0N t.EVELS:
-# & c READING _(mR/hr)
(( -
- g ON SITE (specify):
ANTICIPATED DL* RATION OF TIIESE CONDITIONS IN 110URS:
SITE BOUNDARY (specify),:
EXPLAIN PLANT CONDITIONS (i f unal te. ed f rom previous .. . .
conseunication, write "same") 0FFSITE (specify):
? .
RECOMMENDATIONS:
. P. A . ~ .
_! ~
i OTHER
):
', )]'
. , i[* .a
':) qj :- M ; p,;, -
I '
I
. . ?
D ALLY ST AF P J,URMAL OR N UTY OF FICE R 3 Los ma ....,..es.
. 1 Uta: .1%':,,ew:,1* P?;.'%?.ry,*.~. :'.tc~'
.2 . ...................u..... ........ ......covt...
,,- Ina t s swrc tsc.
p: p ,,,,,e m , ,y < -. .
'.i st" n Mt3 21h a 12
,j :
't
'"a
,,, " ' ,,, ..c..c1..ni.u........,.. . .e,...,u.. ,
i, / M V) ~ ~ "A " #s+hl - Co , im
- f< I .C' lo<, /*-f
,! 61v: c& W := /_
dP/o NMh ( W, +44, A m,-)
".~
ctad e: - -c- ~ ~ d h fr</,/ 4.uA A f.4 / 4M i
- l-ll sW7 o 74 9 C/M- 4.L / 4 tk*- fM 7',b fu.Haijjts>bor,s-//ru.e>
+ .H n. a<- ,
- r
- l .
ogen tw, A N # 4' ,7,/~ f< t- &c %-
-]- c.yo f,it- tpa .---. .,,- > - h t'.A -
.h$ 4yo . FWf% fds~J- .
A 5
ef f k $ 61~ psy s.d ,b lSl& h w
.i,p})
? , to ps - % 4 h.~ n+ M 4 < 13 0 - >
. ; a., .
'j. ' . ' . /041- -
/o34- MA h A,/M k fr M l#fcfY,s_
S ,
- ?.h
. W & L 4 n.uhfu-S44 r da P is .u 1+
. ii.:
Inr .
tosa - ev .,t M m a ~
....ch
,11(l' nh A M imid - . .
Rf M=4 b4 mJ -
kb //o 3 % =- J )~.4 JGl] or,.J. " sY W" ~
- Gh ifyc ce f.< ird 9 ' ec '/, < ~ i $fi, 4' -
$ y -
//,H S M l I'*4
- h.~ Aff <t- t/s V -dP
,. #b W '
<*"hesd*
.1 ll s' i - (34, L PM -
......................m....p....,,, .......-
t
. f,wt. *LvT2
*******'-"'* ***'-
- u 5 5 ' *- '''''''':
DA.J ' o 15 M .
{*
t DAILY STAFF JoumMAL 04 DUTT OP7 CER 3 LOG -u a L ' ...va..ws
. k .r:
. . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . .w. ...':.l
. cw:. t."..t?;.'E.M. net.=.:r ~' "
,. 3 , ........ .....cou...
1:
p pn s so c_ .
fppme w~ ...
a
'n= n" p;..
.. ., ..........n.u........,e. -
.ev,. v.u- , ' ,n ,
'@$ />- / 9 - M M, w~M A ~f / > /4
. ;- i u- ,
. ptaem.wm.xnr - w?=n Lar e
'A iwM "
& n se n axn m -
.C 4i >~ ~ % - a q - c:+w ld.,.
m p p*r~., +ui .
/W
(%.m h, &~
., '?. J- J.J~j a ca :-
- 4.
a i>ar m a ws, r ~,/ ssJ~- %. ,-
. ..i.l m% rA 1 94 A -
W S5
- !) (b h -
& d'-- 64& w .
_h )3n -ema~n LJJ n&
fe y --
b}-
)i_19}
/w -'
- >Q M M rra M
- FM f3*Z t
.. t
- a- ,
'.$. . nec - cc M M w ru b,d ~.: a 4. 4 ;
2; ben /4 4.W'4As-s 4. l ~ AJ 'f A A fy .
'4
{.'-}. ..
ivi
-l /3 +V A~/ e e W 4- f ,2 , w I
.$j /Vb m.,A %: Ofw L(A A *l4hil &
Wa nN P A ' % A- 9 (P & - O ,.4 /. , %
1--
?id - o d J W , 4 4 r,~ -
h M da i try a ~ -4 s, Aw, A, A
.)
.~. 9- t Itt3, PS r- 4 A y- H --f i~ rw
.2 w d-ly W h.O fdA SM A 4 / /
/
e A 4.-
/~ JN -
.i Il4Y -
tzA ,.A nf, >r,+! - rM u ~ ~c M-
....................,,.......,,....<..p,,< .........
g fs q -
9.w. uu r u
. D A . S.15 94 ""'""*'""""'"-"'"'- "5*'*"""""'""
i -
- *e a . .'
. DAILY ST AP P JOURMOL OR Guf y CPPICER 3 LOG %% s m e.
c8 C ...v ..se P=.
on: e e.4 b e.le
. ,feC.
a.le...
s esA t li.H H0 15, sh.e.p a . es ses o+=.*.*e
. , co. *.e..te ne r s e
e n s ansa a t e.= e. .=s t e 6 6 a t e.a 6.. a t ee= p t.co. covt.g 0 9 n n.ss w -
guiasm ....
.j
'::.- ! ,, ~ ,,, ..........n............. .
,,n Nb. ..
W ITYt'
&W << k~ N h 4 A. %
, v H. +4~
i a
.e
] -
f ri n - Q f_ r sq.c .c irgs /w t ,gm a
. ;:.. /
jy frS3 -
WA d & % er . yA 3CA ~
.(6
. i-malp 4 s W <
,.:s1. ".
?$ .:
i oic' 4.1H -
1 '= S4% Q - ,
R.o IU< .
"MCPA . 4,,,M "
lfk V
- q* i _
/ ,g m .
.r.a . .
".- } -
G. . -,
.s i,
- .s 3
.n::;
ne
.::n
-,~
o
. s,t
. s
'n.::
"7.. -
I (Pev C. ,_
t.v rs -
. D A . 3:".15 94 ""'"""""""""-'""*'"'- "5*'"'"""'""
//V -
m - .
, W 59-gJ;w-se- s m 5 S E <.a W l
3Iw<!w w m wm-wes~wc 5ss=s=ma
-m m e $
% c e:
is i:
/
y S5 g
s i llb
~
5 m : n (s-e-g s e
._.n , si s gn=e s- g8 >
.e ees
~,
m ss 2 5c g
s snw gs ge 53g d5 $ga9 5 s
- a9EE1898g! E e
- m m EEmws E
- c 8 s
gg .
sWW w g By Ra m .. - s s0 'g a HNg- .e -j -
~
EW W $g 5 5 Ij 5.i.w. d a ?a 53 e s.2 M r g nsu_td 5_$
$ M
~
u 88 is y s, ! @5WW--- --
!w I b
.:: w t i
s.: 8ssagasy 5555 555 v -
s- g gtggtugw u
n e
y q- 5-at-e ,
a z-un <e 3
1 88ss gd b.
S m
L
\L v
e e
t
- e.
- AllAQ9ENI 1 .
1' lhe folloning is a Detailed Empleemtlen of the Reting te be used
{- In [veluetIng the Esercles j- .
'l I
A reting of 'N' indicates that for one reason or another. the observer wee not able j
to estabilah a rating; either the ebeerver wee a:ot present to witnese the funct ion or, the activity wee not called for lrl the sce9erle or not applicable to the alte j
i or function. This does not imply g deficiency exists.
I 1 A reting of *1' indicates the capability leplied to the plan is lackleg 's g., . the scenerlo or resulting evente cell for e epocific roeponse, yet it wee not demonstrated).
l
! A reting of '2' indicates a week display of capability as lapiled in the plan. During j
the exerclw, the function had sign 1(lcent deficiencies or it did not follow the Interit j of the plan.
i A reting of '3' indicates en ecceptable (lapley of capabl5$ty so impIled in the plan.. ,
l However, deficiencies ,
During the esercles the faction wee urgderstood and accomplished. j 1
were noted dich could limit ef fect!<a performance, j .
A reting of '4' indicates a good display of cepehility se leplied in the plan (even <
l though minor deficiencies may hose been noted).
1 indicates en outetending display of capability. During the exercleo.
j A ret ing of * $'
4 no deficiencies were noted eruf no leprovement la needed. - t i l i
)
i - -
c ,
e
. / .
/ '
1 I
\
1 L_____.__.______.________,.__--__~._-. - _ - _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ - _ , - - . _ . -
y t
- ~.. _ _ ._ _ _ . . . _ . _ . . _ . _ _ . _ _ .
DATA SASE FLAGS The appropriate symbol (7, ? , M. T, or D) from tha list below should be entered j in the flag column
? - Inadequate (use een a retirg of 'l' or '2' was assigned).
l M - Adequete (use when a rating of '3 or ' A' was assigned and the primary ares for improvement is in resources).
T - Adequete (uec een a reting of '3' or 'A' .:ss assigned and the primary orce for impeavement is in training).
l 0 - Adequate (use een a rating of '3' or 'A' was assigned and the
- primary crea for improvement is in planning). .._ __ _
1 I - Adequate (use when a reting of '5' wee assigned or if no area of improvement can be identified for an adequate function).
i ~
Make no entry if a rating of 'N' was assigned.
If multiple areas heer been checked, only the primary ares for improvement can be ~
i flagged in the dets bees and the narrative portion should support this.
i I - 3
4,su. ~ ua. ...... . - ... .... . ..c. - . . . ... . . . . . . .
AemRY I - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITIES O RESOURCEO 5 A4 MACE, INTERMAL COPTt. . CBSPLAVO, SECURITY)
~p &. k , Ah '~ '"'4
.s u.;a C
- . y .t.A .n 9 .a..., ,,a ,
,...,. ;<..c G
.y % - l(y;.t,,.n,<,,,
'p . y
$. g . . I gr.,.g'ils,/u *,,,,,t s . 9[ .st
./. .. . .
te
. i1.e 9,.ss -
_. x_ > c . r<
. ~. . .
l-l F IB DEDUACY OF Cort M ICATit'm3 SYSTEMS (PRIMARY AND BACKurl WITH ONTI9uous STATE / LOCAL "AVERietENTS WITHIN THE EPZS ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ l, . I 1 i F IC DEOUACY OF CoretONICAT IONS. AS APPROPRIATE. WliH FEDERAL PtERGENCY RESPONSE ORGAN.ZATIOrtS .____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ j .
- 's e
u F ID LDEOUACY OF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS BETWEEN THE NUCLEAR AC ILI TY AND DMAR-S I TE EOF ,
~"
~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
~ - ~
g ;pcit.umer psL s,L. wANDSTATEANDFORIOCAdLECSd L w R c J 6< kI W " ! u ph &0AWA m no4(A L_.,
,,c est Le y gor er s - nf.)
a. h ne
- Y (# rt
. Y ffPt d i
#L RESOURCES NEED D TO l c IC WEQUACY OF SPECIFIC STATE OR L.
SUPPCHT FEDERAL RESFONSE l 1 I 1 I, 1 l t{
DEeuACv or,EOC WORKINS SPACE AND AMENITIES ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ u.lL o w % w M.J .r.. a]. h .sawMs du a,n ~ *i a:..'.,... .yl.....- . /1 41 .v. < 4. >~ ). /\ f., 2.Q. I y(i.lc(>ile((fs,y's,A'u.sa-.-toav(l%r,f<'sl'(c . Le>. f( <
'l0 Shite' *'
O aN A *C . .t {' f *N'**
- N' , #' *! lf #" 1
( pf. t g 1 h, m al m or EOC INTERNAL COPWfjNicATIONS. INCLUDING LOUlrtCNT AND MESSAGE-HANDLINf' PftocEDUnES j [- / /
..,i,, mDISPyYS.., . ,a ,a.w . ea u .ss. r- y .b -
ett,l e Jdo d5u 1Aan A ,, , , . i ; . . io.4,h . fr l
. c.< . A ,:tif> <dw (iew( iac.J<' ka'f' E p.t.A
,. 3.pWt . 9,. u py~7 . - c.r. , ,.,y : dea ,r.c., ,<o c.h.m So ,_ ,,s,t, p>ta .
toEouAcv or EoC SEcunITv MEASUnEs / _ , _ _
- ' l .
>*ss (s, cz[yd l
3 ,s. . . f' * . g, .., .
\. . . e , W lf..
<. { :
, I muu. AoEauAcv or THE EnE E cv oPEnAii cEma <Eoci [- d
-lM S s ng :,.,a J.u corL.a9 c.u. e % a.
- a. ,m...L g. ,
,,J fpe
-e.:.. , f.au(, f . ,,an.r.s a g L, ,,, u . c n . l 1
J 10A ADEGUATE MAPS DISPLAYED SHOWING EVACUATION ItOUTES. SAMPLING
,=Ta. m ocATI c< m .S A,.0 S m m A.EAS . ~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~
5' ,
~ % cc.xwji ungm,,,4;sk l x .. , ~ . p < y o s.y w e , & g . ~ / d i 0 6 ,,+ , ,.
9, n .n p st s. ., .cr.. l u J
.. ,q l.
* ' ' &' \ CvALuatto t yr. 3 PosetAL CJT tause rERs one cases ts-C3 ELastEM AggeMATE PGAPS ClePLAVED JM5Wiese lese CICTR89UTIcet 8EEAR [ J See leACLEAft FActLt TV SY EVACUATIces AREAS /
, W e. ... ... .. ... ./.. .[. [
5 8 l bh *y Acan J:j S ,.,p,.ra.; c .. t , :,; i..c . a wJ l. W9A#\^Aa w.
- Lbr.sa 1
1-
- 3. ,. G , ~ w (,s A_s 41 *t4LI I ,
~
l u k
- 0 1
1 l l 1 I l i g 9 - I
. . . g,
,j -.~w.- . .. . a. . . . . . ..
Y 18 - ALERTINS AND HOSILIZATIOpe OF OFFICIALD AND e h BTAFF SCTAFFING, CC-HOUR CAPA88LITY, ALERTI M TlHELINESS) 'I O hb / rt.yAf .k b UV! 43 85 " ' ' ' d8 O *
- L s.s . ~]~~ c wnf,(),,f<J e f ' ' [ '" i
- f -
l w, I ..:, .. , .o, ,,... .. , . :
- .8 c - . .\ %(w .Mw w(.is 7f..J. *1<51 J' L
<. 4 G ,, .n .., . ...s . .-t I t o F . w o ,( . J_.
3 c , , ..<. . . . .> . ra, w. y ~~..' ,... .. r, .- .6. t ! f.g< . c6 CAPABILITY FOR 24-HOUR INITIAL EMER9ENCY RESPONSE AND l A IE MANNIHG OF COffguMICATIONS e y
... g CAPA8iLITY FOR 24-HOUR CONTINUOUS EMER9ENCY RESPONSE A J
- '"^ "* .
___ ... [. l ll
\
S t. 9 0 E I ADEOUACY OF PROCEDURES USED FOR leOTIF. OF ENER. RESPONSE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING HEAMS FOR VERIFICATION OF HESSAGES
/l
. s 7
V d M r 'uC ' pdtk sw u< Ttt c,u l l, ADEOUACY OF PROCEDURES USED FOR ALEPTING. NOTIFYING AND ! E 2 HOBILIZING ENERGENCY RESI-CMSE PERSONNEL l t 0 0 e B _ l t
] e
. . . . . . . . . .. .u., - ~ . . . .. .. . uuu.
IF.APPROPRI2TE. TIMELY ClSPATCH OF A REPRESENT..TIVE TJ U O 2A _ICDesEE] MEAR-CI TE EOF T d[- S{.L, ,.ypr(prp **way b E O r ,Ulo n tru.s - ( g ,; 9 --- --- --- --- --- --- l tiids' r .. Kal - tse n $ 2 ee w S as w ea(X Ob A. (n. w l e et, ,j I >> e . d* ews . - a g
. l e
LDEOUACY OF EMERGENCY RESPONST Cot 99UNICATlONS EDulFNENT USED F iA dlTH PPCMPT ACTIVATION - e A5, ry.n. Y4 (wel dh vor hu s) lvb. w. rest.k ___ l t ,%.g q- .u , roc wid e u edc % 4,t,(r..3 .t ,.,c.f 1 p G .a b o e 8 ADEOUACY OF Cot 990NICATit.WS EOulFMENT USED FOR ALERTING AND e F IE ACTIVATING EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL l g e 0 I I I I F 2 CAPAalLITY TO COP 990N.CATE WITH FIXED AND NOslLE NEDICAL e SUPPORT FACILtTBES I
...l 1
e ll l i e e e e DEMONSTRATION UF TlHELY AND EFFIC4ENT ACTfvATION AND .- - e H 4 CTAFFING OF EOCS AND OTHER FACILITIES I e e e e l l
. e
. 8 9
T i
a..at.uae w e e e e.e t teete eaa. v.# 4 a. s a r g*Eka Oote 4,; Ope 4 I8*Cs ELktttN 8 ansetAsty III . EMEmeteeCY OPERATicNS pu M NT t mana l 2A T Ic88, r. . CassiftOL, LEADERSHIP, SUPPOfti CY OFFICI ALS, DECI0loe8teAKINS) ~
~ V t (pye..a.O. i,,..<?... L r . - ^
e (, m' 'i'. . L .. Ii e,,.
. .S .-*. %.. .ar.~- ! ..~
'>- * < ~~
S. .L l' ' =' *~' ' N=- = =g'G ~ N '" ., ' *,^_'y' ' a..; l # 1 r$ a,?. 'Ii_ . 46, A (,'t p a < - ~ A *.I c r He s - < - * .
% !y I A < * ' <*' / ' Af *'?"*
I < 3( L. , St.s - v'bln bC e.i~ _ t- . l. > <;y.< , h e r *p n . . *,. / 7 {. 2 EVIDEMCE THAT SPEC 8FiC ORGAMiZATi080S HAVE BEEN ADE00ATELY A 1A ESTASLISM D As PART OF OVERALL RESPopesE I hepac.wg4 i f, g . ,k e/ c cj ,, / (,,
- . , 2X i
.. Lt . 63- ;
. ,4.. , . < cmL 41...92.L *d.a f,.1;;JLl _'
, 3 0:.< ,,. 0 : DEMONSTRATION TNAT A SPECIFIC IMDIVIDUAL. SY TITLE. WAS , A ID EFFOCTIVELY IN CHARGE OF EMEmeENCY RESPopeSE I* h we / c c <9 d
- O [dh # #
hwa YrlAs <- \.s.t{b,,T DEPeONSTRATION THAT PRIMARY a SUPPOftT FutecTICMS S A 2A RESPONSISILITIES HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED TO SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENTS
~ " " ~ ~" -" ~" "~ " "
yM fg( q\..a iel ..GA ( h*f"' r + Mbftl N p p VA ..t.(<.
. It .i rl y,s. ;,. , L.- .
ll e e EVIDEteCE THAT A SPECIFIC PERScot HAS SEEN AUTHORIZED TO 8 C 1A REOUEDT FEDERAL ASSISTANCE (STATE ONLY) l 1 4
- I,
- I, 9
9 :
=%R.ce: CuSSiriCAfiOM cYcre WAS trra:1 WAS CONSISTEMT CITN THAT OF TPE UTILITY vEty uSE3 AuO __ jo o
. ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ $_ _g 1)g,) r ; - u t ( .l~yJ .. s s . jy. < .. l: .. s l l
Q**tt \ .( I f ! ADE00 ATE WRSTTEN PROCEDURES ARE USED FOR EMER9ENCY ACTIONS D 4 CONSICTENT WITH FACILITY RECC AMO LOCAL OFFSITE CONDITIONS
,h__ ,1,
%w ,a.w.< w y .. . ,. ,, .. . . , .. r. , s i; s , , .. .I Iy9 C l
>;.\ , <>. . ,.d 2 t .. . c.i ,;I ,, , , , v, . . . ,, g . . - I{,-{ l
-t , a .. /,
7 . . <. . .. c .. ,,... i i DEMONSTRATION or EFFECTIVE COORD. SETWEEN EMERoENCY RESPONSE o a. a cTArr. 1NRU ORAt eR EriNos. STArr nEETiNoS. Erc. - / --- . 3l
...,, ,y p -.-1.: .aI t -
--- -~~ --- --- ---
s, , ,, V......< - 1 S3.7 (,, ,1<
.ia 6 rJ -Itues.y 4 act 3 L.1 < u.
I 1 ADEOUACY OF SUPPORT ADO /OR PARTICIPATION BY ELECTED . OFFICIALS * ... ... ... ___ ._. 0 0 0 0 8 1 1 I I i, il f Ll l
* \
\1 Il to
C*fALUATEJ IV/[3 FOHMAL CJi EQUSP PERS ORO CONT ll-CD' ELEMENT I MY IV - PUBLl3 ALERTING G NOTirtCATION SHEANS OF ll WTIF ICATION - CIREf43 VEHICt.CJ. OR OTHER CYCTEMSI e-I 1'
/ .
l EVIDENCE OF A RELI ABLE SYS1EPl FOR DISSDilMATION TO THE E 5 PUBLIC OF A M IATE INFO RECEIVED FROM TIE LICENSEE, EG., e CBS .
.... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... y 11 4
il l I I ADE04/ACY OF MEANS USED FOR NOTIFICATION AND Pfter1PT ] E e INSTRUCTION TO TIE PUBLIC IN Ti.E PLUME EXPO 3URE PATifk'AY * {
.... ... ... ... ... ... ... . . s l.
O I I I EFFECTIVE USE OF INSTRUCTIONAL HESSAGES FOR THE PUBLIC IN E 7
.I I
I I I s. ADEOUACY OF MEANS USED FOR MOTIFTING ALL SEONENTS OF . J IOC TRANSIENT AND RESIDENT POPULATIOtj l 1 I. l
= $
s. 8 e Il !
. - ... - .o. ...... .~u. _ ,, . .m m. , .. ..; u.... .
RY V - PUDLl3 AND MEDIO PELATIONS (PUBLICATIONS, PRESS 4 ILITIES, HEDIA BRIEFINGS, RELEASE COORDINATION) l l. 1 VIDENCE OF DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC, e ! ITH'M THE LAST vEAR l 1
.i 4
VIDENCE OF A PUBLIC INFO PROOMAM FOR PERMANENT & TRANSIENT l O 2 s OP 13 THE PLUME EPZ, SUCH AS POSTED NOTICES, ETC. l 1 I I 0 PP90PRI.".TE TdlNTS OF CONTACT FOR THE MEDIA HAVE BEEN 8 0 3A CCIONATED l .oEouACv Or ;OiNr nED A rAcitiiv, unERE APPRC.RiA1E f(), _ l'
.I 1
I:l. l
f - o wntuAla o s e s see &OeettAL OJB e.uo t t" f*E ft s OMW 8.C44 8 48-C8 e LL LMLM I [ s cuACY OF 8SSUED press RELCASED l l 8 ll il A PtEDI A SPOKESPERSON HAS BEEN DESIONATED WHO HAS ACCESS TO 9 4A AI.I. HECESSARY INFORMATION l 0 ll 0 0 ADEOUACY OF ARRANODtENTS FOR EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ANOhO lg 0 43 SPOICSPERSONS g o ll ll 1
- l 8
e ll ll SDEOUACY OF COORDINATED AP.ANGEMENTS FOR RUNOR C M ~ROL G 4C M. l. 8 8 o
\1 l\
0 9 4 4 0 I 8 e g 8 13 !
, e,cne un g e.., e s . eae t u..ssas tes e s se- I Cite uvees n,uees Il ce se semps Cl - ACCIDENT AseESSMEesi (CTAFF G FIELD OPERATIOses.
WellToftleet, EOBJIPMENT, TECHNICAL CALCULATIOpes, USE OF PASSI ~ l I
' i WEeUACY OF OFFSITE RADIOLOGICAL McNITofttteS INSTRUMENTS H 7 1
{ I het ADEOUATE CENTRAL POINT IMS DEEN ESTABLISHED FOft itECEIPT e H 12 kND ANALYSIS OF FIELD MONITORites DATA A8e SAMPLE ME A l
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~
6 l I , .., O td. u t ., t6 . J LJ 4j .. .... , a s 'n,Y{5, ~l f .pk y; ylp da u%.L \l YsFA Pi' [ff$u l L'Vy /< %%g,..- o, .4 4 < e A ) 0 , i ADEGUACY OF CAPASILITV AND RESOURCES Foft FIELD MossITOftiMG I 7 W8T283 THE PLUME EPZ l, 4
~
OL. at<:< , ,,l 3 ,<.< ,,. J :.. < ,.. f .... _ u A ', . s.4,.,4 - l. AGEOUAT'I cAPAstLITY TO MAKE A RAPID ASSESSMENT OF MAGIJS TUDE I S e & LOCATIcet OF LIOUSO Oft SASEOUS RADIOLOGICAL MAZAROS ___ ___ ___ ___
' 'l
.s
- e l'f !.
EALUAlau a v / es a eoeent oJ t a.uuae PERs coena Coosi eI-Osi ELeseEpei RAPASILITY FOct Per amammengaggy ar anglegggl8E CoseCEteTRATIOsos 13 I I O %3pE EPZ UseDER FICLO CoseDITIOese 70 33 E.-7 8070.T2 ONLY S l, e l , . I CAPASILITY FOR stELATiles MEAsJnED PAfUwETERS TO DOSE RATES ! 8~ IO A8do ESTiptATED INTE0 STATED DOSES (STATE OpCVI l r I - . M '(, J. 7 F-.. l l. , , . ..tg > w o .._ ,p A,,;,. u 0 o Go we $' . si f f e o ~ j ,). i - ( n 9 CAPASILITY FOft LOCATIIse A8ep TftACKites AIDSOftesE RADIDACTivE
^
la i 18 PLlatE CITH AID OF FEDERAL AteD/OR STATE RESOURCES ISTATE
- s 00eLY I h ll
'l ll 0
l CAPASILITY TO REcorseEseD, PftOTECTIVE ACTION, SASED ON PAOS, J lert 13 PLIJME EPZ lSTATE 08LYI , , __l p a ,84 d ib . - - 1 (orgbsal-} /% ' l EWlOED0CE OF AVAILASILITY & CAPASILITY OF RADIOLDelCAL e C 3 LASORATOct IES ESTATE ONLYS ____ ... ... ._. ... ... ... ___l I e 8 t, I. b- .
[# LOALUAltu a #Ms t OMtut CJ s e.wwey t'EA> onens ocesa 4 3 -os e g LLa.ritsea nesenstY vi 3 - ACT teens le PeteTECT TM PumL83 asHELTCIsee, I 8 VACUATIces, 8tECEritoes O CAftE, TseAsserestTATieset
... l e
e l
. 8 boonetteATION WITH UTILITY rest peOWEMENT OF Ofest TE INDIVIDUALS J 3 Q OFFORTE LOCAftoms l.
l e CAPABILITY FOft IPFLEMENTATIO8 SF PfleTECTIVE MEASuftES
- ! J s
.. l e
li ll
'l ActeuACY OF METHOOS USED rest PieOTECTIses PteistLa TV tetPA t RED PEstsoNs, 8McLUOIMe IsesTITUT 4coeALLY CONF 8pdED
/ ll J 100 e
9 e e I I I
, J 10e ADEeUACY OF ttETH003 USED FOR IffLEMENTiles RELOCATION OF "c' .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
l. e e O 9 e e B I 11 ll l ll
. ij s
- f
p.c o , - _. _ _ . . . . . . . J lCIC OdouaCY OF OfvGANIZATIONs IDEMTIFICATIOtt OF Aped MEAMS FOft l s EAllHG CITJ POTENTIAL lerEDIMENTJ TO EVACUATIO98 ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ l. 8
- I, WEOUACY OF PROTECTIVE NEASUUtES IN INGESTION EPZ, BHCLUDING s J II
.1 AIRY FACILITIES, FOOO PROCZSSING PLANTS, ETC. ISTATE ONLVI j e 1 i I s M OUATE RELOCATION CENTERS HAVE BEEN ESTASLISHED AT LEAST S , f l! J lOH d
'.8LEJ G PREFERABLY 10 MILES CUT 1BSDE THE PLUME EPZ . ___ ___ ___ __. ___ ___ __;
e I e i J 12 ADEQUACY OF PftDCEDUMES FbR PROCESSIMO EVACUEES IN RELOCATION
- OTRS, INCLUOlHG HLTH CARE, DECON & RAD F10NITORING, ETC. -- - --- --- --- --- --- --- --s I.
4 e e e e 9 9 e 8 ADEOUACY OF FACILITIES, SUPPLIES & EOUIPMENT AT RELOCATION le APO/OR MASS CARE CLHIERS ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___. I i 8 1 I IJ l.
s*
- LeM.uaeau a e / es a e oeereM. oJ I a.u.s e sa cEmo esses a;esea 4e-eee 9
e,Lesakeee e megenAACY GF BIMflM AT REteCAf tese meR pthss CASE CENTEftS - e
... ... ... ... ... ... .. g e
8 8 e
"
- 8 i
' I I
l I
\l e
l 1 I 5 I Il i l i g 4 1 l i . I 9 e 0 i. l-O i 8 d 8 s e 9 e i 0 8
, . I i
IT I
~
E V ALUA T L'] (YsC) FORMAL CJT EQUIP PkRS ORG CONT (l-CD 8 ELEf1EN T SUPMARY V f 3 I - tfALTH, t1ED1 CAL. AND EAPOSuRE CONTRot. o MEAStA1ESt ACCESS CONTROL, ADEDUACY Of EDUIPMENT, USE OF Cill e 4.,
" - r - ,
j --- *
,ep / . .. ** . r*jM*s se E
"'/ ,,.
l ADEOUACY OF PROVISIOttS FOR USE CV KI FOR EMERGENCY WOFeK5RS e J lOE AND IMSTITUTlOHALIZED PERSONS IN PLis1E EPZ , l, e e e i e l t f ADEQUACY OF MET 8*JOS USED SV STATE HEATH DEPARTMENT IN J IDF DECICIONS TO AD,11NISTER Ki TO CENTRAL POPULATION (STATE o Ott.Y ) l t 9 e e L ADEouACY Or CONiROt or ACCESS TO EvACuATEo AREA 3 _ g ; iO2 Il e 0 e e e e e e ADEOUACY OF A 24 DeOUR A DAY CAPASILITV TO DETERMINE DOSE Ie K SA RECEIVEJ BY EMERGENCY WORF.ERS l w , tf
- ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
g g gjA, '
,0 4 l(- ,.
- i+ wt .l e 't U ;
.- ( !< ] g of'
. 1 1e . cL,lp. >} .T < ><.s- g
( *..Y. ~ ,,, f ,tir e A t" * ' ' ' U '
< . , < 6 ( <I j . . Y ,.,,,,,, w.c 1
ti :
e-
%$ .-1 g gg ENONSTRATION OF ADEQUATE AND FAEGUENT EMERGENCY WORKF.R DSIMEiER READINGS O f*4INTEMANCE or DOSAGE RECORDt e'
___)V _ ___ ... __. . ... .
, o
.'**W
{ * ** 8 K 4 !VIDOeCE THAT AN ADEQUATE DECislON CHAIN HAS BEEN a
- ^TA8L8SHED To AUTHost t ZE EXPOSURE FOR EMER WORKFRS SN EXCESS W PAOS ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ l, 4
I i a e e a e e K SA EVIDENCE THAT APPRorftl ATC ACTION LEVELS HAVE BEEN SPECIFIED p COR DETEftMlHlHO NEED FOR EECONTAMINATION , l . l' 1. ll 1 a e K 58
- DEOUACY OF NEASURES FOR DECONTAMINATION OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL. SUPPLIES. AND EQUlPMENT. AND FOR WASTE DISPOSAL ___ __, ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ [
t 0 8 0 0 0 t i S l L 1 ADEOUATE CAPABILITY DD90NSTRATED BY LOCAL AND/OR BACKUP " *"' ^"" "'"^' "*' ' ""^"*'""'"5'*" ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ O e 6 I 9
- 9 4
8 e 4
- 8 6
e t 20
'*lI ' A .v/N8 FOMttAL OJ8 tuu . .- .-E R 3 ocow Lorts .I-Dea LLosate 3 CVAtuAiZa - l Te CAPASILITY Op.OMSTRA1ED FOR TRANSPORTJiTION OF . L d M
lADIOLoelCAL ACCIDENT VI;TIMS TJ MEDICAL SUPPORT FACILITIZO ... ... ... ... ... ... ... l I. 1 CAPABILITY FOR P RIODIC kSTIMATION OF TOTAL PCPULATION -,one . ST AT O.Y ,
/.. ,. &u.../ .g.f../... y#re...
g g g; 8 PI 4 o, _
. . c, . .. . -e .
7 w 1
. 4. '.u'l J /
I
. / .g'/ -
1 1
' , , , 3 lf ja/
' y&1ri v.l; a v/.c ul I 0
, . o ,1 <
-.p.,l
- i e
il i. I 1 l. I 1 1
. 9)
d1(, l s * * ' CLvLuaILu a a e se 4 tCaertA4. OJ B e.neo 4 ea PEfts esses coesg 43 C3g gtgegn 3 O Y li* - RECewfRY A$e SIEdf0 FRY SPERAfteses
,=e i
'i ll li II il il e
. e ASEeuACY OF ESTABLISHED DEA 80s Fout Igresstiges stEsrasesE ORS p n 3 THAT RECOVERY AND REE4TRY CAP' BE 3*"4 TI ATED (3 TATE ONLY 3 '
I e l. e I. AGEOuACY OF PROCEDustES DoctE4sTRATED FOft ItEENTRY ANO . g M 1 ftELAMATION OF PROTECTIVE PEEASustES ALLOWIMS StEENTRY i
... ... ... ... ... ... .\
4 e
. i8 9
8 8 e e i I
.e e
0 8 8 I.
.. g s .
n
. 21 ;
W. g r74/Ap O/u cvAtuAIEu sYezi renew. o;T Eeuse rins one ComT se-cij EtEmmi I SWWthety C2 - RELEWAteCE OF TM EJeEftCISE EMPEmitteCE 89 EMF 8 7 TO PARTICIPAMfD, ADEOUACY OF TM SCEssestics s; L: ... p , <--..,l h i<.)< r...g. ,. - J ,,, c .. ,:. . l< t ii. ,,.. ; . / , , ; .. 3 .. .
~l I
i '~ *-
. o 0 'AsteuACY OF SCENAftIO TO TEST CAPAstLITY To MostLIZE STATE l M la Ano i.ocu. PE So== t - .ESou CES U' ... --- --. ./. . ... ...
Q, ,._ , { g si'. [,. e s c...t
. < t< :, g .( s** a ( ai'y t ( .
..le
-(c~; v
,. . . i . a . ., i. . . . . y c<ie i<.....<
~
o p... u cs we ,, e y. .. , c
'ADEeuACY OF EX. TO TEST INTEGRATED CAPASILITIES a MAJeft M IA
' PORTIONS OF THE BASIC EMISTIfe9 IIESPONSE ELEMENTS IN AFFECTI:D
. t
-+ ---
v) !;
,, .. ,../. :
-(,. .o. . ws/r my, l O e il 3 : *'* ' ' *"" -'
'.~<
n a..
' .l . ; yp, < ee
- me ,
S.,s l- - . > fnI c {<.i.sc~*= l t ~ , ; 1. a . .. . ./ soa.***(.c.4' ,,,{ , ,. 1 g
. . . . . gj l SE8EEFIT OF EMERCISE TO PAftTICIPANTS
. .f. ,i '
a
.t (f ,t- . s {..g .- ,
~
sps l. e i 8 0 0 0 I l'
\1 8
9 s e 8 8 8 23 :
.}}