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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-EPP-25, Revision 09
ML030580419
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Site: Nine Mile Point  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 02/18/2003
From: Detter G
Constellation Energy Group
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Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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P.O. Box 63 Lycoming, New York 13093 0 Energy Group Constellation Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station February 18, 2003 United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission ATTN: Document Control Desk Washington, DC 20555 RE: Nine Mile Point Unit 1 Nine Mile Point Unit 2 Docket No. 50-220 Docket No. 50-410 DPR-63 NPF-69 Gentlemen:

Enclosed please find a copy of the following procedure revision for Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station:

EPIP-EPP-25 Revision 09 Emergency Reclassification and Recovery This procedure revision is being submitted as required by Section V to Appendix E of 10 CFR Part 50. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mr. James D. Jones, Director of Emergency Preparedness at (315) 349-4486.

Very truly yours, Gary Detter

/-CIL <5-kýo' Manager Security & Emergency Preparedness gd/cr Enclosure Pc: Mr. H. J. Miller, Regional Administrator, Region 1 (1 copy)

Mr. G. K. Hunegs, Senior Resident Inspector (1 copy)

Mr. P. S. Tam, Senior Project Manager, NRR (2 copies)

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NINE MILE POINT NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-EPP-25 REVISION 09 EMERGENCY RECLASSIFICATION AND RECOVERY REQUIREDI ITECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Da e/

Approved by:

G. L. Detter Effective Date: 01/27/2003 AUGUST, 2003 PERIODIC REVIEW DUE DATE:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

> SECTION PAGE 1.0 PURPOSE ...... .......... ............................

2.0 PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES ...................

2 3.0 PROCEDURE . ......... 2 3.1 Reclassification'of an'Emergency to a Lower Level... 3 3.2 Event Termination from an Unusual Event ..............

3.3 Event Termination from an Alert, Site Area or General 3 Emergency ...... ..... ..........................

5 4.0 DEFINITIONS ...... ....... ...........................

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5.0 REFERENCES

AND COMMITMENTS 6

6.0 RECORDS REVIEW AND DISPOSITION ................

............... 7 ATTACHMENT 1: ED/RM RECOVERY CHECKLIST ......

............... * . 10 ATTACHMENT 2: RECOVERY DISCUSSION TOPICS .....

  • . 13 ATTACHMENT 3: RECOVERY ACTION TASKS ................
  • . 14 ATTACHMENT 4: LONG TERM RECOVERY PLAN OUTLINE GUIDANCE ... .......

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> ATTACHMENT 5: RECOVERY ORGANIZATION ................

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1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidance for the Station Shift Supervisor/Emergency Director (SSS/ED) on reclassifying an emergency at a lower level or terminating emergencies. To provide guidance to the Emergency Director/Recovery Manager (ED/RM) for transitioning into and establishing the recovery phase.

2.0 PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES 2.1 Station Shift Supervisor/Emergency Director (SSS/ED)

Performs the duties of the SSS/ED, including event termination, for an Unusual Event.

2.2 Emergency Director/Recovery Manager (EDIRM)

a. Classifies, reclassifies and terminates all emergencies at the alert level or higher and reclassifies emergencies as needed.
b. Oversees the development and execution of the recovery plan in the role of Recovery Manager.

2.3 Director of Emergency Preparedness Ensures a written summary of the event is prepared.

2.4 Admin Logistics Manager (Support Group)

Performs actions as specified in EPIP-EPP-23 as they apply to the recovery organization.

2.5 Technical Liaison Advisory Manager (Support Group)

Performs actions as specified in EPIP-EPP-23, as they apply to termination and recovery.

2.6 Manager Training (Support Group)

Reports to the EOF when directed to establish and coordinate any required or needed training services to facilitate the return of the station to operational readiness.

2.7 Di_ HLna Res '(Support Group)

Reports to the EOF when directed to establish and coordinate any required or needed RIdma l: aspects of the recovery phase including occupation health and safety aspects to facilitate the return of the station to operational readiness.

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2.8 (Support Group)

Reports to the EOF whendirected to establish and coordinate any required or needed business management'asp6Ets'of the recovery phase to facilitate the return of.the station to operational readiness.

2.9 f Oualtty a*d Performance A!sessm:nV. (support Group)

Reports to the EOF when directed to establiWh-;ndýo6idinate any required or needed Quality Assurance aspects of the recovery phase to facilitate the return of the station to'ope'atib6Al'readiness.

2.10 Genfeai KaOWaler MGi E.. . ...

(Support Grou,-.

Coordinates the necessary support from organizations that directly report to these positions for the' successful'termination of the emergency and subsequent return of the station to normal operations.

2.11 Plant General Manager (Functional Group).

Coordinates the necessary support' from' organizatioins' that directly report to this positfon for'the'sbccessful terminaio n of the emergency and subsequent return of' the station tfo n'drm'al operations.

2.12 Th*e.M -ei!!nQineerinq:Servkc's (FHanct i6nal Group)"'

Coordinates the necessary support 'frm o' 'ganizations' that directly report to this position for'the successfulut'e*rmin~a~ifon of the emergency and subsequent return of the' station'At'o rio~mall operations.

3.0 PROCEDURE '

3.1 Reclassification of an Emergency to a Lower;Level NOTE: Reduction 'in an event classificati6n2uiild only be warrantfed if the event has been over classified on the basis of it's Opotential,' which 'did' 'not"o-ccurK' I *!

3.1.1 The SSS/ED or ED/RM should determine if the emergency has been

'over'classified and should&be reclaisified at a lower, classification level.

3.1.2 ýIf reclassification to a lower level is determined to be warranted, reclassify the emergency to the appropriate level in accordance with EPIP-EPP-01/02.

3.1.3 Direct completion of notifications per EPIP-EPP-20 for recl assi ficati on.

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3.2 Event Termination'fi flm,znnusual Event 3.2.1 WHEN all thetfpllowing conditions~exist, THEN the SSS/ED shall terminate the-Unusual tEvent.

a. No emergency action levels exist
b. Station radiation levelh are 'stable-or decreasing with time, asýappropp*rate

,c. .. Radioactive effluents.ar6 under control or have ceased.

d. Any fire, floodingi,or. other similar emergency, conditions are under control or have ceased.

.. Drywel lpre'sure- is.a!'.no'rimal levels.

3.2 .2 9'rirect.completion Af,ýotifications perEPIP-EPP-20 for event terminatipn. *, ,

3.2.3 Provide a verbal summary tbo ffsi-te authorities (N.Y.S and Oswego County), if requested., ,,

3.2.4 Collect. all notification forms, logs and other materials generat-e6 as a','resLtlt.,of the emergency classification and forward to the Directordof- CEmerýgecy.Preparedness.

3.2.5 The Director.. of Emergenpcy, Preparedness shall:.

- a. -Prepare.a written-.summary, of ,the event and provide to offsite author'i te's' (N.Y'.8-apid Oswego County). within 24 "hoursof event t1rminI1at6n.

b. Perform an assessment to determine and document procedure compliance for actual events. This review should, at a minimum, include a review of the paperwork generated from such events.  ; - ,, , , ,

3.3 Event Termination from an Alert, Site Area or General Emergency NOTE: The ED/RM'shall discuss-the -siiuation with the 'County, State and Federal Authorities p-riorto terminat'ing the emergency.

3.3.1- WHEN all the following conditions ex"st, THEN-#e ED/RM, shall terminate the emergency AND enter the recovery phase.

Sa., radiation levels are-stable or decreasing with time, Station as appropriate.

b. Radioactive effluents are under control or have ceased.
c. Any fire, flooding, or other similar emergency conditions are under control or have ceased.

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3.3.1 (Cont) - '

d. Drywell pressure is at normal levels.
e. Reactor and associated systems are in a safe, stable condition, and'it has been determired'that the plant has the ability to achieve and maintain a cold shutdown condition.

3.3.2 The ED/RM shall direct completion ofo'notificaiti6ils per EPIP-EPP 20 for event termination.

3.3.3 The ED/RM shall utilize Attachment 1, "ED/RMRecovery Checklist",

for guidance in transitionifrigi'r'l6and'est'ab6li'shing the recovery phase.

3.3.4 The Clerical staff should -oliect all notificati6n forms, logs and other materials generated as a result of theeniergency classification and forward to the Director of Emergency Preparedness.

3.3.5 The Director of Emergency Preparedness'shallt r

a. Prepare a written summary of'*he-event and provide' to offsite authorities (N.Y.S and Oswego County) within 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> of event termination.
b. Perform an assessment to determineand document procedure compliance for actual 'eve6ts;'.This reviev) should, at a minimum, include a review of the paperwork generated from such events.

3.3.6 The.C G'Iianager's ('es reqieA shall coordinate the services and or de/artnments unde hiýýhr as' necessairy to:

a. S o t development of the' recovery plan.
b. Return the station to' service.

3.3.7 The Plant'General Managerflshall coordinate the services and or departments under him/her as necessaryl co:'

a. Support the development of the recoVery plan.
b. Return the station to service.

3.3.8 The M.a.er~nin......!.. vices shall' coordinate the s-ervices and 6rnde 6pti'e"tiuderF"hi/her as necessary to:

a. Support the development of the recovery plan.
b. Return the station to service.

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3.3.9 The Manager Training shall coordinate the services and or departments under him/her as necessary to:

a. Support 'tlie de.Velopment of the'recovery plan.
b. ReturnAhe siation to service.

3.3.10 The Diriectoi"H shall coordinate the services' and or departments under him/her.,as necessary to:

a. Support the development of the recovery plan.

b ,Retu*rn'the stationto service.

3.3.11 The DietrBusiness BIgtn id otCrto

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.coordiat e services"and or departments under"him/her as "necessary t:

. Supportte'developmet"tof the recovery plan.

b. Return the station to service..

3.3.]12 The Mang.rquiityl. n4 Perf i[ai..Ase .t.t shall coordinate "the's**rices and"or,'departmrents under him/her as necessary to:

a. Support the development'of'the recovery plan Reun statiOn to' service.

4.0 DEFINITIONS 4.1 Recovery Plan -'A'comprehensiveplanithat details bothshort and long term actions. The'-plan should address objectives,, organization, facilities involved,-schedule, costs, actions, testing, ALARA, Radiological Controls, Administrative requirements, Training, Security, Environmental Impact, and maintenance, of emergency preparedness.

5.0 REFERENCES

AND COMMITMENTS i ,

5.1 Technical Specifications None 5.2 Licensee Documentation Nine Mile Point Site Emergency Plan 5.3 Standards, Regulations,-and 'Codes 5.3.1 NRC Region I - Incident Response Supplement to NUREG-0845, Vol I Page 5 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

5.3.2 NUREG-0654/FEMA-REP-1, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological, Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power' Plants nd.repare.n ssin Support 5.3.3 NURG-0845, NRC Region I Emergency Response Plan 5.3.4 10CFR140, Subpart E, Extraordinary Nuclear Occurrence Criteria 5.4 Policies, Programs, and Procedures 5.4.1 EPIP-EPP-01, Ci ... .....

i6 " * ..... ... .. ' U Cassification oTcegnycn1cos Unit

'I; _, T1 '; r 5.4.2 EPIP-EPP-02, Classificatio' ' 1 eronio'enc Co"ditiorns,'Unit 5.4.3 EPIP-EPP-20, Eme Notlfications -rgency 5.4.4 EPIP-EPP-23, Emergency Personnel Action Procedures 5.5 Commitments Sequence Commitment*

Number Numb'e Dq, tscri None 6.0 RECORDS REVIEW AND DISPOSITION 6.1 The following records generated by this procedure shall- be imaintained by Records Management for the Permanent Plant File in accordance with NIP RMG-01, Records Management: . .. ,

NOTE This section only applies1 when'records are'cernIerated a's the result of' an actual emergency',declared ',at Nine Mile Point.

Attachment 1,' Recovery 'Ch'ecklifsi>

Attachment"'3, Recovery Acdtion Tasks 6.2 The following records generated by this procedure are not.required for retention in'the Permanent Plant File:

NOTE: This section onl,' applies when records are generated as the result of activities other than actual events'(sucli as drills and training). , I ,

  • Attachment 1',Recovery Checklist
  • Attachment 3, Recovery Action:Tasks LAST PAGE Page 6 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

ATTACHMENT 1: ED/RM RECOVERY CHECKLIST Sheet 1 of 3 J . -DATE: UNIT: El i 02 NAME:

Ensure prerequisites for 'transitioning to .Recover-y have b'een met in accordance kýý]OTE:

with the criteria presented in the procedure.

I - C- Check

  • ;Complete N/A Transition into Recovery
1. Prior to establishing the Recovery'Organization, the ED/RMsh~lI initiate a,,conference call between the EOF and TSCt'ih~o*'ihb :e's'ary membei of the EOF, TSC,.OSC, Controln Room,.and .JNC.,The purpose of the conference call Is to collectively review the "current status of the plant nd, determine necessary, El actions . . ..............
a. Suggested EOF partici15ants in the conferenc& call include:

"* ED/Recovery Manager ........... ................... . .I

" Technical Liaison and Advisory Manager ..... ...... ... .. .. l El

"* Administrative/Logistics Manager . .-................... .I

"* Off-Site Dose Assessment Manager ............... ...... EL El

"* JNC Director ............ .................... ..... E L 0

"* Others as identified by the ED/RM ...... .............. El Eli

b. Suggested TSC participants in tle&conference call include: ,. . , , .

" TSC Manager .

"* Maintenance Coordinator ...... ..... . .... ........ Ei El

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-..Radiological Assessrient Manager lCof*o'iniato*r '. ,. E. L"

' 'Tecbnical Dat El L

... . . ... . . . ..... ....... 0 TSC/NED Cbordinator T E TSC Manager ... ..... . .. ...... Eli

  • Others as identified.'.by.the
c. Other suggested part~igcpants in the conference call include:
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ATTACHMENT I (Cont)

Sheet 2 of 3 NAME: DATE: UNIT: Eli1 12 NOTE: Ensure prerequisites for transitioning to ,Rovery' hale been met in accordance with the criteria presented in the proceddre2.'"

Check Complete N/A

2. Attachment 2 is provided for use as 'a gulde'for * *'

conducting the conference call dlnd for detiermi'iiilgi the following: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . El 0

a. Current status of the plant . . , -. I. .- .- : .'. . ,,,.. El 11
b. Tasks to be accomplished ........ ... .... El
c. Priorities (scheduling and planning) [1
d. Staffing needs (internal and contract) ......

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e. Quality Assurance (additional needs) .............. E1
3. Specific recovery actions should be recorded on Attachment 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. El El
4. The ED/RM should determine the make-up of the Recovery Organization and direct an orderly transition to include:
a. Completion of an organization chart (Attachment 5),

(include names for each expected position)

Those positions not expected to be filled should be marked N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l.. . . S.. . El L J

b. Review of which facilities need to be staffed continuously ......... ... ... ......... . . . . . . . . . El El
c. Review of proposed work schedules/shift rotation for recovery organization ........... . .........
d. Communication of transition to recovery El El organization to State and County officials, and ERF managers/coordinators ........... ..................................... El El
5. The ED/RM should develop a long term Recovery Plan based upon the assessment specified in Step 2, with assistance from the recovery organization. Attachment 4 describes the content and format for the Long Term Recovery Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................................... El El Long-Term Recovery Actions
6. The ED/RM should periodically review recovery actions and determine the need to revise

"* Long Term Recovery Plan ..... ....... ....................... E] El

"* Recovery Organization ..... ....... ........................ E] El Page 8 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

-ATTACHMENT 1 (Cont) Sheet 3 of 3 NAME: DATE: UNIT: 0 1 E]2 met in accordance with NOTE: Ensure prerequisites forransitioning,,to Recovery have been the criteria presented in theoprocedure.

Check Complete N/A

7. The ED/RM shall ensure status and/or change*s to the Recovery Plan are continua.il.*,&6mmunicated to:,

Recovery Organiiation'. . El

...... .El El 0 NRC (approval for changes required) * [] El Local Officials *(NYS and Oswego Co'unty) El El

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ATTACHMENT 2: RECOVERY-DISZUSiION TOPICS Sheet I of 3 The following should be used as a guide and' should not be considered as all inclusive. -' ' "

1.0 ENGINEERING

a. Assessment of damage to plant equipment and systems
  • Repair priorities (Wo41 CintrfOutag" Fianagement)
  • Assignment of respoiibil* i-"es I( W & -`C*/..,Outage Man agement) '. ""

"* Staffing requirements (internal'and:'exteral), or contractor/vendor) .

"* Qual ity & Perfomarýice i needs

b. Assessment of continued ability of ulndamaged'equipmeht-t6 function
c. Development of design changes
d. Analysis of core damage,
e. Investigation of root cause 2.0 RADIATION
a. Airborne release status ihcluding 'potentiai *for'sibsequent offsite releases
b. Identification of:
  • Affected areas Restricted areas
  • Projected expoýsre' levels- ' ',
  • Additional access control areas,
  • Radwaste processing requirements
  • Equipment needs
  • Staffing requirements

° Exposures incurred to date

c. Prioritization of:

"* Surveys

"* Decontamination efforts Page 10 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

. *ATTCHMENT I 2 (Cont)

Sheet 2 of 3 2.0 (Cont)

d. Required reports (consider)

"* DEC

"* FEMA

"* NYS

"* EPA ,." '*

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  • . ,,NRC,- ":_ V
  • Legal/cl aims

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  • Congress 3.0 OFFSITE-CONSIDERATIONS ,, ,
a. Identification of plume footprint using dose'projections
b. Coordination of environmental sampling with the State
c. Collection of environmental TILDs
d. Assist State with total populati6on dose determination
e. Legal/Claims impact and review

,f. - Determination. ofextraordinary nuclear occurrence(10CFR140)

g. Insurance/liability 4.0 PUBLIC INFORMATION public' and assist the State and Continue to provide information to the County in press briefings including:'
a. Plant status
b. PARs
c. Insurance related information
d. Availability of support services Page 11 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

'ATTACHMENT 2-(Cont)

Sheet 3 of 3 4.0 (Cont)

e. Re-location efforts
f. Remediation efforts g.- When evacuees may return 5.0 ADMINISTRATIVE
a. Compile historic'al report
b. Provide records managem'ent controls
c. Assess legal ramifications
d. Process insurance claims
e. Identify financial impact
f. Determine licensing status , ,
g. Purchasing assistance
h. , Manage contracts and, cont'rol budget
i. Determine rate impact 6.0 LOGISTICAL
a. Conduct planning and scheduling
b. Establish an onrsite access and 'staging area:

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'-.1 C ATTACHMENT 3: ( COVERY ACTION TASKS C 'I RECOVERY ACTION TASKS Page 13 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

A ATTACHMENT 4: LONG TERM RECOVERY PLAY, OUTLINE GUIDANCE Sheet 1 of 3

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Provide a brief introduction to the Recovery*Plan including::

"* Abrief description of'the event and actions taken to date.

"* A brief summary of the objectives of the&Recovery operation.

2.0 OBJECTIVES 2.1 Provide a detailed disculssion of the bbjectives of'the Recovery operation.

a. Depending on the severity of tf, acýddnt, the objectives may be very simple or complex.
b. Each objective should be clearly identified and measurable.

3.0 RECOVERY ORGANIZATION 3.1 Describe the Recovery organization needed to implement the Recovery Plan.

3.2 Identify the positions in the Recovery organization, position responsibilities, and the names of pbople to' fill the positions.

3.3 Include an organizational chart identiffing the staffing levels and communications chains to be utilized.

4.0 FACILITIES INVOLVED IN RECOVERY 4.1 Describe tie princiol'e'facilities involved in the Recovery operation.

a. As a minimum, cover normal plant facilities (Control Room(s), shops, etc;), emergency 'response facilities (TSC, EOF, etc.), and special Recovery facilities (decontamination, water treatment, waste storage, etc.)

involved in Recovery operation.

4.2 Relate the staffing levels discussed in Section 3.0 above to the facilities discussed in this section.

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ATTACHMENT 4 (Cont)

Sheet 2 of 3 5.0 RECOVERY SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES - ,

Develop schedules ,and cost estimates for Recovery. ,Note that schedules and cost estimates will be under constant ch'ange and this

-section will constantly be under revision.,

6.0 RECOVERY ACTIONS Identify the specific actions necessary to accomplish Recovery.

Recovery. actions may bedocumented using Attachment 3. Recovery Actions may include, but are'not'limited to, the following:

6.1 Control of operations ,.,

6.2 Repair or replacement'of damaged equipment 6.3 Decontamination 6.4 Development of procedures

  • Operations-, *r
  • Test and Inspection

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- Maintenance.

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  • Radwaste Startup , ., ,. ,., , ,

6.5 Procurement 1of general, and/or specialized materials and equipment 6.6 Processing and/or storage of contaminated material and wastes 6.7 Preparation'.ofl~icensing documents including NRC approvals

-6.8. Meetings 6.9 Interface with media, federal, +stateand local agencies/organizations ,..

6.10 Control of normal maintenance Page 15 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

T ATTACHMENT 4 (C6nt)o Sheet 3 of 3 6.11 Testing

"* NMPNS ordered-or requested

"* Externally ordered or'requested

"* Surveillance Testing

  • Technical Specification requirements 6.12 ALARA Program 6.13 Reports and record management 6.14 Radiological controls
  • Surveys (Plant, Site and/or Environs)

"* RWPs

"* Dosimetry

"* Exposure control

"* Bioassay analysis 6.15 Administrative controls-

  • Contracts and budgets

- Processing of paperwork (reviewing of data, report distribution, etc.)

6.16 Training requirements necessary to support recovery activities 6.17 Security 6.18 Environmental impact studies and effects

"* Evaluation against 10CFR140, Subpart E, Extraordinary Nuclear Occurrence Criteria

"* Total population dose estimation 6.19 Maintaining emergency preparedness 6.20 QA reviews of entire process Page 16 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

C C le C dp ATTACHMENT 5: RECOVERY ORGANIZATION Emergency Director/

Recovery Manager J .-4

'q Functionali J

- Advisory Support Group i

CEG Legal Liaisons - Cli

- Risk Manage'nent

-~ Treasury JNC Director, Director Comrrunications and Public Relations Support Services L NUCAPR Representatives Page 17 EPIP-EPP-25 Rev 09

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