IR 05000010/1976016
| ML19340A643 | |
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| Site: | Dresden  |
| Issue date: | 08/06/1976 |
| From: | Oestmann M, Pagliaro J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III) |
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| ML19340A642 | List: |
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| 50-010-76-16, 50-10-76-16, 50-237-76-19, 50-249-76-17, NUDOCS 8009020587 | |
| Download: ML19340A643 (6) | |
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT
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Report of Emergency Planning Inspection IE Inspection Report No. 050-010/76-16 IE Inspection Report No. 050-237/76-19 IE Inspection Report No. 050-249/76-17 Licensee: Commonwealth Edison Company P. O. Box 767 Chicago, Illinois 60690 Dresden Nuclear Power Station License No. DPR-2 Units 1, 2 and 3 License No. DPR-19
' Morris, Il l.inois Licensn No. DPR-25 Category:
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BWR (GE) 2527 MWt - Unit 2 BWR (GE) 2527 MWt - Unit 3
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Type of Inspection:
Special, Announced Dates of Inspection:
June 24, July 14-15, 1976 i.
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Principal Inspector:
TIM. J. Oestmann
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Accompanying Inspectors:
J. A. Pagliaro Other Accompanying Personnel:
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anml?u Reviewed By: Jesse A. P liaro, Chief 6!76 Environmental Protection and (Date)
Special Projects Section
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I SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
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I Inspection Summary
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Followup, announce'd emergency planning inspection: conducted on
i June 24 and 29, and July 14-15, 1976, (Unit 1, 76-16), (Unit 2, 76-19),
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Examined temporary onsite medical area and I
decontamination facility; reviewed procedures and inventory records i
of first aid supplies; discussed the status of the temporary medical area and plans for the permanent first aid -facility; and observed emergency drill involving the.GSEP medical plan, followed by a training period to discuss review of drill.
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None.
l-i Licensee Action on Previously Identified Enforcement Items No previously. identified enforcement items within the scope of this
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Other Significant Items
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Systems and Components
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The licensee has not yet initiated construction of a permanent j
onsite first aid facility. A temporary medical area is located j
in a trailer also used for other purposes.
Although the licen had installed certain equipment since the previous inspection,gye the area was found to be unclean and disorderly. The licensee
has available a first aid kit No. 24 for first aid supplies for j
.that room.
I This item will remain open and be reviewed during a subsequent
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inspection..(Paragraph 3, Report Details)
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Facility Items (Plans and Procedures)
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The licensee has-revised his inventory list for the temporary medical area *.it the revised list had not received approval
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Section 6.2 of the Technical Specifications.
(Paragraph 3, Report Details)
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1/ IE Inspection Reports No. 050-010/76-03; No. 050-237/76-02; and j
No. 050-249/76-02.
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The licensee plans to complete his set of emergency plan implementing procedures (EPj{'s) for the Dresden Nuclear
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These items will remain open and be reviewed in a subsequent inspection.
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Managerial Items No significant items identified.
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Noncompliance Items Identified and Corrected by Licensee None.
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Deviations None.
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Status of Previously Reported Unresolved Items None.
Management Interview
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A management interview was conducted on June 24, 1976, with Mr'. James
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Abel at Dresden and on June 29, 1976, with Mr. F. Palmer of the Common-wealth Edison Company headquarters. The following items were discussed.
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The NRC inspectors dist,ssed the scope and extent of this inspection.
(Paragraph 2, Report Details)
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The NRC inspectors reviewed the statugjof several open' itegy identified in the previous inspection-and correspondence-and expressed their concern pertaining to the:
(1) housekeeping and cleanliness of the temporary medical area, ano (2) the adequacy of the first aid kit No. 24 for first aid qupplies for that room.
(Paragraph 3, Report Details)
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The NRC inspector observed the GSEP medical plan emerg?ncy drill on July 14, 1976, and attended the* training session and critique of the drill on July 15, 1976.
(Paragraph 5, Report Details)
2/ Lti dtd 4/2/76 from R. L. Bolger, Assistant Vice President, Commonwealth Edison Company, to J. M. Allan, Chief Fuel Facility and Materials Safety Branch, NRC Region III.
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IE Inspection Reports No. 050-010/76-03; No. 050-237/76-02; and No. 050-249/76-02.
4/ Ltr dtd 4/22/76, f rom J. M. Allan, Chief, Fuel Facility and Materials Safety Branch, Region III, NRC, to B. Lee, Jr., Vice President, Commonwealth Edison Company.
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i REPORT DETAILS
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Persons Contacted
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.J. Abel, Administrative Assistant to Plant Superintendent, Dresden
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D. Adam, Radiation Chemistry Supervisor, Dresden D. Simpson, Radiation Protection Engineer, Dresden F. Palmer, Manager of Production and GSEP Director, CECO Headquarters H. Cobbs, GSEP Coordinator, CECO Headquarters
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D. Reece, Shift Engineer, Dresden
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j F. Bronson, Radiation Management Corporation, Consultant to CECO
F. Mettler, Radiation Management Corporation, Consultant to CECO 2.
General I
This inspection at the Dresden Nuclear Station was a follg of several open items identified in a previous inspection yupof
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the GSEP, conducted on January 27-30, and February 2, and 13, 1976.
Other correspondence related to this previous inspection include
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the following:
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Letter dated April 2, 1976, from R. L. Bolger, Assistant
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Vice President, Commonwealth Edison Company, to J. M. Allan,
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Region III, NRC.
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Letter dated April 22, 1976, from J. M. Allan, h(gion III, l
NRC, to B. Lee, Jr. Vice President, Commonwealth Edison Company.
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Letter dated June 7, 1976, from R. L. Bolger, Assistant
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Vice President, Commonwealth Edison Company, to J. M. Allan, R'egion III, NRC.
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Letters dated July 14, 1976, from B. B. Stephenson, Station Superintendent, Dresden to M. J.'Oestmann, Region III, NRC.
Observations of changes made to the temporary medical area used
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for first aid and of the decontamination facility were made.
Documentation of changes to the medi' cal area inventory lists was reviewed. Discussions were held with licensee representatives to resolve open items identified in the previous inspection report.-/
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An emergency drill involving the Radiation Management Corporation's medical plan of GSEP was observed on July 14, 1976, and a critique
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of the drill followed the next day.
5/ IE Inspection Reports No. 050-010/76-03; No. 050-237/76-02; and No. 050-249/76-02.
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Medical Area Facilities I
As discussed in the previous inspection report, / the NRC inspec-
tors pointed out the need for improvements of the temporary onsite
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medical area. The licensee had installed plumbing facilities for hotandcoldwateraggprovidedcabinetsformedicalsuppliessince the last inspection.-
Although the area was cleaned up to a certain extent, the inspectors noted that the lockers were still present and the area still cluttered and unclean. No hot plate or phone had been provided in the medical area. A licensee representative stated that these items would be deleted from the inventory list. This change had not yet received final approval by the Dresden Offsite Review Baard in accordance with Section 6.2 of the Technical Specifications.
The inspectors questioned the adequacy of the first aid kit No. 24 for first aid supplies for the medical area.
The licensee has several first aid kits in strategic locations throughout the plant which are inventoried on a monthly basis. The inspector discussed with a licensee representative that the licensee's medical doctor visit the medical area.
The licensee representative agreed to make-the necessary arrangements.
The licensee's medical doctor has recently recommended that the
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first aid / decontamination rooms be supplied with a No. 36 first
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In addition, the doctor recommended the rooms be
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supplied with a decontamination kit and sample taking kit as described in the medical procedures published for each nuclear station in compliance with Section 6 of GSEP.
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Implementing Procedures As pointed out in the previous inspection report /
some implementing procedures (EPIP's) have been written and approved, some are under review, and some are being prepared. The licensee plans t' complete the EPIP's by October 1, 1976, in accordance with ondence from licensee on April 2, 1976.
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Observation of Emergency Drill On July 14, 1976, the licensee conducted an emergency drill to test his medical plan developed by Radiation Management Corporation (RMC) under contract to the licensee. The licensee tested communications and arrangements with ambulance and bospital services. A scenario involving two injured personnel contaminated 7/ Ibid.
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by radioactivity was planned by RMC. The NRC inspector first
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observed the actions taken by the Shif t Engineer in the Dresden
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. inspector noted that no discussion to determine the simulated source of. radiation was made until thirty-three minutes after the first call came to the Shift Engineer. No evacuation of personnel except the health physicists involved with the ambulance was
, mode. After the ambulance left for'the St. Joseph Hospital in Joliet, Illinois, the NRC inspector. drove to the hospital and observed'the hospital medical staff handling the " contaminated" injured personnel. The drill was primarily to test the first aid capabilities of the Dresden health physicists and the medical r
aspects of the arr ngements made with the ambulance and hospital services.
On July 15, 1976, a T.V. videotape showing the complete test was presented for training purposes by RMC personnel and a critique of each step in the drill was discussed. About twenty-five
persons attended the training session. The tape will also be shown to the hospital staff for training purposes. The licensee plans to write up a critique of the drill.
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