ML031900215
| ML031900215 | |
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| Site: | Susquehanna  |
| Issue date: | 06/27/2003 |
| From: | Susquehanna |
| To: | Gerlach R Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response |
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Jun. 27, 2003 Page I of 1 MANUAL HARD COPY DISTRIBUTION DOCUMENT TRANSMITTAL 2003-30787 USER INFORMATION:
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PROCEDURE COVER SHEET PPL SUSQUEHANNA, LLC I NUCLEAR DEPARTMENT PROCEDURE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, CONTROL ROOM:
Emergency Plan Position-Specific Instruction EP-PS-1 00 Revision 18 Page 1 of 4
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EP-PS-1 00 Revision 18 Page 2 of 4 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (ED) - CONTROL ROOM:
Emergency Plan Position-Specific Procedure WHEN:
HOW NOTIFIED:
REPORT TO:
WHERE TO REPORT:
OVERALL DUTY:
Anytime a non-routine event is occurring On shift Duty Manager Control Room Take charge of the plant from the Control Room during an emergency condition, assigning duties and directing operations as necessary to retudm to a safe plant condition (NDAP-QA-300).
MAJOR TASKS:
TAB:
REVIS'ION:
TAB A 9
Classify the emergency as conditions indicate.
Manage the UNUSUAL EVENT.
Manage the ALERT EMERGENCY.
Manage the SITE AREA EMERGENCY.
Manage the GENERAL EMERGENCY.
Manage the Site Specific Security threats or other Security EAL conditions.
Determine if there is a non-routine Radiological Release in Progress.
TAB B TAB C TAB D TAB E TAB G 14 12 14 13 4
TAB H 0
EP-PS-100 Revision 18 Page 3 of 4 SUPPORTING INFORMATION:
TAB:
Emergency Telephone Instructions TAB 1 Emergency Organization TAB 2 Brief Non-Technical Description of EALs TAB 3 Emergency Classification TAB 4 Public Protective Action Recommendation Guide TAB 5 PPL Emergency Personnel Dose Assessment and TAB 6 Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) Guide Personnel Accountability TAB 7 Restoration Organization Guidelines TAB 8 Emergency Forms TAB 9 o
Potassium Iodine (KI) Tracking Form o0 Emergency Notification Report o
Protective Action Recommendation State Notification Form
EP-PS-100 Revision 18 Page 4 of 4
REFERENCES:
ICRP Publication 28, The Principles and General Procedures for Handling Emergency and Accidental Exposures of Workers. International Commission on Radiation Protection. (1 978)
NCRP Report 39, Basic Radiation Protection Criteria, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements. (1971)
NCRP Report 55, Protection of the Thyroid Gland in the Event of Releases of Radioiodine, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements. (1977)
SSES Emergency Plan Environmental Protection Agency Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents. (1979)
NDAP-QA-1 190, Nuclear Department Radiation Protection Program and Policies NDAP-QA-1 191, ALARA Policy and Program IE Notice, 83-28 NUMARC Graded Response Study NUREG-0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria NUREG-0731, Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical Resources, September 1980 SP-00-308, Emergency Medical Response, Search/Rescue Letter dated February 25, 2002, from Samuel J. Collins, Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulations, to Robert G. Byram, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer.
TABA EP-PS-1 00-A Revision 9 Page 1 of 1 MAJOR TASK:
Classify the emergency as conditions indicate.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 1.
Evaluate information.
- 2.
Choose most appropriate Emergency Classification level from Emergency i
Classification Matrix.
1 a.
Obtain updated information from:
(1)
STA for rad release (2)
US for plant status.
(3)
SCC for security events.
HELP Emergency Classifications See TAB 4.
2a.
Refer to the EAL Bases Document for additional guidance particularly for additional information you may need from non-Control Room personnel to assist in classification.
2b.
If no EAL's are applicable to the current situation be sure to review the General Criteria EAL 4.
- 3.
Manage all Security EAL's.
3a.
- 4.
Immediately go to appropriate 4a.
classification TAB for all other EALs.
- 5.
If a non-routine radiological release is 5a.
in progress, but the criteria for entry to an emergency classification is not exceeded, ensure that an off-site Dose Calculation is performed.
I Go to Tab "G."
"EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION LEVELS" UNUSUAL EVENT TAB ABE1 ALERT TAB C SITE AREA TAB ODE GENERAL TABBED Notify HP at Unit 2 Control Point. Request that a Dose Calculator report to the Control Room. The Dose Calculator should perform one calculation if the release rate is below TRM limits; multiple calculations may be required If release rates are above TRM limits.
TAB B EP-PS-100-B Revision 14 Page 1 of 4 MAJOR TASK:
Manage the UNUSUAL EVENT.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 1.
Document and communicate the Emergency Classification.
la.
Announce to Control Room personnel:
(1)
You are assuming the duties of Emergency Director.
(2)
Emergency classification.
(3)
Time of Qjassification.
- 2.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 3.
Appoint an NRC Communicator.
NOTE:
More than one Individual can be named as an NRC Communicator so that all tasks are accomplished.
2a.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator and instruct him to immediately perform EP-PS-126 E Plan Communicator.
3a.
The Communicator should perform EP-PS-135 NRC Communicator.
Activate NERQ if desired or request notification of Key Managers.
Notify the NRC Residents.
Activate the ERDS system within 60 minutes of classification.
Initiate NRC Communications within 60 minutes of classification.
- 4.
Generate and Approve the ENR Form transmitted by the Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 5.
Approve Press Releases.
4a.
Review the ENR form with the E Plan communicator.
5a.
Verbal approval acceptable for Press Releases.
TAB B EP-PS-100-B Revision 14 Page 2 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 6.
Consider activation of NERO at the UNUSUAL EVENT unless the event is expected to be short duration or minimal impact.
- 7.
If NERO is not activated, Initiate additional notifications.
I 6a.
Instruct NRC Communicator to activate NERO or initiate Notification of Key Managers through Security.
7a.
Direct any NRC Communicator to perform the following notification:
Within two hours of declaration, transmit the emergency classification to off-site agencies:
Institute of Nuclear Power (INPO)
Pennsylvania Rural Electric Assn.
American Nuclear Insurers (ANI)
PPL Insurance Group NOTE:
Phone numbers are contained In the NRC Communicator's procedure, EP-PS-135.
- 8.
Manage the emergency.
- 9.
Manage the emergency until relieved by another qualified Emergency Director.
- 10. The relieving Emergency Director should implement this procedure until relieved by the TSC.
&a.
Establish priorities and monitor:
(1)
Plant Status (2)
Plant priorities (3)
Corrective actions (4)
Radiological releases 6a.
Establish priorities and monitor:
(1)
Plant Status (2)
Plant priorities (3)
Corrective actions (4)
Radiological releases 7a.
When the TSC is staffed and ready, proceed to the TSC and assume control of the Emergency unless another ED has assumed control.
TABB EP-PS-1 00-B Revision 14 Page 3 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 11.
Contact Security to Initiate emergency medical response, search and rescue when required.
112.
If a non-routine radiological release is suspected/in progress, Initiate off-site dose calculations.
NOTE:
See Tab H for additional information on determining if there is a non-routine release in progress.
- 13.
Consider the need to obtain a coolant sample.
14.. If a liquid release is suspected, direct Chemistry to obtain a Liquid Discharge Sample.
- 15.
When contacted, brief the PUBLIC INFO. MANAGER, Duty Manager and Recovery Manager.
- 16.
Evaluate the need for local/RCA evacuation.
- 17.
Evaluate the need for accountability.
NOTE (1):
Accountability Is optional at the Unusual Event Level.
NOTE (2):
Once accountability Is ordered, It must be maintained for the duration of the event or until a Site Evacuation Is ordered.
11a.
Reference SP-00-308 (Emergency Medical Response, Search/Rescue) 12a.
Notify Health Physics that off-site dose calculations are required.
12b.
Notify Health Physics to prepare for and dispatch OSCAR.
1 3a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a coolant sample via EP-PS-1 15.
14a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Discharge Sample via EP-PS-115-Q.
15a.
Brief concerning:
(1)
Plant status (2)
Radiological condition (3)
Emergency Classification Level 1 6a.
Instruct available Control Room Personnel to announce evacuation.
17a.
Instruct available Control Room Personnel to initiate accountability.
(Refer to OP-AD-022.)
17b.
Notify Security of any Operations personnel that are in the plant.
TAB B EP-PS-1 00-B Revision 14 Page 4 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 18.
If plant conditions change, reclassify emergency and enter appropriate tab for classification level.
FOR UPGRADING EMERGENCY ALERT TAB C" SITE AREA TAB MD" GENERAL TAB E
HELP Emergency Classifications See TAB 4 19a.
Review the following with TSC Emergency Director.
(1)
Classification of Emergency (2)
Radiological conditions in-plant/ffsite/projected (3)
Priorities and corrective actions taken (4)
Plant status (5)
Offsite Notifications 19b.
Announce to Control Room personnel -
TSC has control bf emergency - when transfer is complete.
- 20.
IF a decision to downgrade or terminate the emergency is made, perform the following:
20a.
Confirm with (if possible):
(1)
VP-Nuclear Operations (2)
Duty Manager (3)
NRC (optional for UE)
(4)
DEP/BRP (optional for UE) 20b.
Obtain approval from Senior Management prior to implementation.
(1)
VP-Nuclear Operations
- 21. Generate an ENR form terminating the event.
- 22.
Emergency termination:
(1) Return OPS to normal organization.
21a.
Review the ENR form with the E Plan Communicator and direct him to make offsite notifications.
22a.
Instruct STA to collect and organize paperwork for reconstructing the emergency and its management.
TABC EP-PS-1 00-C Revision 12 Page 1 of 4 MAJOR TASK:
Manage the ALERT EMERGENCY.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 1.
Document and communicate the Emergency Classification.
- 2.
If not performed earlier, appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 3.
If not performed earlier, appoint an NRC Communicator.
NOTE:
More than one Individual can be named as an NRC Communicator so that all tasks are accomplished.
1 a.
Announce to Control Room personnel:
(1)
You are assuming the duties of Emergency Director.
(2)
Emergency classification.
(3)
Time of classification.
2a.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator and instruct him to immediately perform EP-PS-126 E Plan Communicator.
3a.
The Communicator should perform EP-PS-135 NRC Communicator.
Activate NERO.
Notify the NRC Residents.
Activate the ERDS system within 60 minutes of classification.
Initiate NRC Communications within 60 minutes of classification.
- 4.
Generate and approve the ENR form to be transmitted by the E Plan Communicator.
4a.
Review the ENR form with the E Plan Communicator.
5a.
Verbal approval acceptable for Press Releases.
- 5.
Approve Press Releases.
TAB C EP-PS-1 00-C Revision 12 Page 2 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 6.
Manage the emergency until relieved by another qualified Emergency Director.
- 7.
The relieving Emergency Director should implement this procedure until relieved by the TSC.
- 8.
Contact Security to Initiate emergency medical response, search and rescue when required.
- 9.
Initiate Core Damage Assessment.
- 10.
If a non-routine radiological release is suspected/in progress, initiate off-site dose calculations.
NOTE:
See Tab H for additional Information on determining If there is a non-routine release in progress.
- 11.
Consider the need for emergency exposure considerations/KI tablet issuance.
6a.
Establish priorities and monitor:
(1)
Plant Status (2)
Plant priorities (3)
Corrective actions (4)
Radiological releases 7a.
When the TSC is staffed and ready, proceed to the TSC and assume control of the Emergency unless another ED has assumed control.
8a.
Reference SP-00-308 (Emergency Medical Response, Search/Rescue) 9a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Rx Coolant sample via EP-PS-1 15.
1 Oa.
Notify Health Physics that off-site dose calculations are required.
lOb.
Notify Health Physics-to prepare for and dispatch OSCAR.
HELP PPL Emergency Personnel Dose Assessment and Protective Action Recommendation Guide See TAB 6
- 12.
If a liquid release is suspected, direct Chemistry to obtain a Liquid Discharge Sample.
- 13.
When contacted, brief the following managers of events:
Duty Manager Public Info Manager Recovery Manager 12a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Discharge Sample via EP-PS-1 15-Q.
13a.
Brief Managers on:
(1)
Plant status (2)
Radiological condition (3)
Emergency Classification Level
TAB C EP-PS-1 00-C Revision 12 Page 3 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 14.
If plant conditions change, reclassify emergency and enter appropriate tab for classification level.
For UPGRADING Emergency:
SITE AREA TAB D" GENERAL TAB"E"
- 15.
Evaluate the need for locaVRCA evacuation.
- 16.
Evaluate the need for accountability.
NOTE (1):
Accountability is optional at the Alert Level.
NOTE (2):
Once accountability Is ordered, It must be maintained for the duration of the event or until a Site Evacuation is ordered.
- 17. Transfer Emergency Management duties to the TSC.
HELP Emergency Classifications See TAB 4 1 5a.
Instruct available Control Room, Personnel to announce evacuation.
1 6a.
Instruct available Control Room Personnel to initiate accountability.
(Refer to OP-ADE022.)
1 6b.
Notify Security of any Operations personnel that are still in the plant.
17a.
Review the following with TSC Emergency Director or with the Operations Coordinator:
(1)
Classification of Emergency (2)
Radiological conditions in-plant/offsite/projected (3)
Priorities and corrective actions taken (4)
Plant status (5)
Offsite Notifications 17b.
Announce to Control Room personnel -
TSC has control of emergency - when transfer is complete.
- 18.
If conditions indicate that the emergency can be downgraded or terminated, provide a recommendation to the TSC/ED or EOF/RM as appropriate.
TAB C EP-PS-1 00-C Revision 12 Page 4 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 19.
Emergency Termination (1) Return Ops to normal organization OR (2) Recommend creating a restoration organization 1 9a.
Instruct STA to collect and organize paperwork for reconstructing the emergency and its management.
19b.
Recommend to TSC Emergency Director or Recovery Manager to establish a restoration organization See TAB 8 Restoration Organization Guidew
-HELP Restoration Organization Guidelines See TAB 8
TAB D EP-PS-1 00-D Revision 14 Page 1 of 4 MAJOR TASK:
Manage the SITE AREA EMERGENCY.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 1.
Document and communicate the Emergency Classification.
- 2.
If not performed earlier, appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 3.
If not performed earlier, appoint an NRC Communicator.
NOTE:
More than one Individual can be named as an NRC Communicator so that all tasks are accomplished.
1 a.
Announce to Control Room personnel:
(1)
You are assuming the duties of Emergency Director.
(2)
Emergency classification.
(3)
Time and date of classification.
2a.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator and instruct him to immediately perform EP-PS-126 E Plan Communicator.
3a.
The Communicator should perform EP-PS-135 NRC Communicator.
Activate NERO.
Notify the NRC Residents.
Activate the ERDS system within 60 minutes of classification.
Initiate NRC Communications within 60 minutes of classification.
- 4.
Generate and approve the ENR form to be transmitted by the Emergency Plan Communicator.
4a.
Review the ENR form with the E Plan Communicator.
5a.
Verbal approval acceptable for Press Releases.
- 5.
Approve Press Releases.
TAB D EP-PS-1 O0-D Revision 14 Page 2 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 6.
Consider the need for emergency exposure considerations/KI tablet issuance.
HELP PPL Emergency Personnel Dose Assessment and Protective Action Recommendation Guide See TAB 6
- 7.
Manage the emergency until relieved by a qualified Emergency Director.
- 8.
The relieving Emergency Director should implement this Procedure until relieved by the TSC.
- 9.
Contact Security to Initiate emergency medical response, search and rescue when required.
- 10.
Initiate Core Damage Assessment.
- 11.
If a non-routine radiological release suspected/in progress, Initiate off-site dose calculations.
NOTE:
See Tab H for additional information on determining If there is a non-routine release In progress.
- 12.
If a liquid release is suspected, direct Chemistry to obtain a Uquid Discharge Sample.
7a.
Establish priorities and monitor:
(1)
Plant Status (2)
Plant priorities (3)
Corrective actions (4)
Radiological releases 8a.
When the TSC is staffed and ready, proceed to the TSC and assume control of the Emergency unless another ED has assumed control.
9a.
Reference SP-00-308 (Emergency Medical Response, Search/Rescue) 10a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Rx Coolant sample via EP-PS-1 15.
1 la.
Notify Health Physics that off-site dose calculations required.
11 b.
Notify Health Physics to prepare for and dispatch OSCAR.
12a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Discharge Sample via EP-PS-1 1 5-Q.
TAB D EP-PS-1 00-D Revision 14 Page 3 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 13.
Initiate accountability, if not performed earlier.
NOTE (1):
Accountability is required at the Site Area Emergency.
1 3a.
Instruct available Control Room Personnel to initiate accountability.
(Refer to OP-AD-022.)
13b.
Notify Security of any Operations personnel that are still in the plant.
NOTE (2):
Once accountability Is ordered, It must be maintained for the duration of the event or until a Site Evacuation Is ordered.
- 14.
Initiate Site Evacuation.
1 4a.
Direct Security to notify Accountability Area Leaders to direct Site Evacuation.
14b.
Initiate ENR form indicating a Site Evacuation was initiated.
14c.
Direct Emergency Plan Communicator to communicate ENR form to offsite agencies.
- 15.
When contacted, brief the following managers of events:
Duty Manager Recovery Manager Public Info Manager
- 16.
If plant conditions change, reclassify emergency and enter appropriate tab for classification level:
For UPGRADING emergency.
GENERAL TAB "E 15a.
Brief Managers on:
(1)
Plant status (2)
Radiological condition (3)
Emergency classification level HELP Emergency Classifications See TAB 4
- 17.
If conditions indicate that the emergency can be downgraded or terminated, provide a recommendation to the TSC/ED or EOF/RM as appropriate.
TAB D EP-PS-1 00-D Revision 14 Page 4 of 4 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 18. Transfer Emergency Management duties to the TSC.
18a.
Review the following with TSC Emergency Director or with the Operations Coordinator (1)
Classification of Emergency (2)
Radiological conditions in-plantt offsite/projected (3)
Priorities and corrective actions taken (4)
Plant status (5)
Offsit6 Notifications 1 8b.
Announce to Control Room personnel - TSC has control of emergency - when transfer is complete.
- 19.
Emergency Termination (1) Return Ops to normal organization OR (2) Recommend creating a restoration organization 1 9a.
Instruct STA to collect and organize paperwork for reconstructing the emergency and its management.
19b.
Recommend to TSC Emergency Director or Recovery Manager to establish a restoration organization See TAB 8 ORestoration Organization Guide' HELP Restoration Organization Guidelines See TAB 6
TAB E EP-PS-1 0-E Revision 13 Page 1 of 5 MAJOR TASK:
Manage the GENERAL EMERGENCY.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 1.
Document and communicate the Emergency Classification.
la.
Announce to Control Room personnel:
(1)
You are assuming the duties of Emergency Director.
(2)
Emergency classification.
(3)
Time anlg.date of classification.
- 2.
If not performed earlier, appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 3.
If not performed earlier, appoint an NRC Communicator.
NOTE:
More than one individual can be named as an NRC Communicator so that all tasks are accomplished.
2a.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator and instruct him to immediately perform EP-PS-126 E Plan Communicator. -
3a.
The Communicator should perform EP-PS-135 NRC Communicator.
Activate NERO.
Notify the NRC Residents.
Activate the ERDS system within 60 minutes of classification.
Initiate NRC Communications within 60 minutes of classification.
- 4.
Generate and approve ENR form to be transmitted by the Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 5.
When a General Emergency is declared, make Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) within 15 minutes.
4a.
Review the ENR form with the E Plan Communicator.
5a.
Go to TAB 5 Public Protective Action Recommendation
' Guide.'
TAB E EP-PS-1 OO-E Revision 13 Page 2 of 5 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
5b.
5c.
HELP Protective Action Recommendation Flowcharts See TAB 5 Choose appropriate PAR.
Shift Manager/ED shall notify the Senior State Official, using the PAR State Notification Form, at 717-651-2148.
HELP Protective Action Recommendation State Notification Form See TAB 9
- 6.
Approve Press Release prior to issuance.
- 7.
Communicate the need for employee emergency exposure considerations/Ki tablet issuance.
6a.
Verbal approval is acceptable for Press Releases.
NOTE:
Twelve vials of Potassium Iodide, (KI), are stored In the cabinet outside the Control Room kitchen area and one hundred vials are stored In the Health Physics Instrument Shop.
HELP PPL Emergency Personnel Dose Assessment And Protective Action Recommendation Guide See TAB 6 8.
Manage the emergency until relieved 8a.
by another qualified Emergency Director.
Monitor and obtain updates on:
(1)
Plant Status (2)
Plant priorities (3)
Corrective actions (4)
Radiological releases
TAB E EP-PS-1 00-E Revision 13 Page 3 of 5 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 9.
The Relieving Emergency Director should implement this procedure until relieved by the TSC.
- 10.
If required, invoke the provisions of 10CFR 50.54X.
9a.
When the TSC is staffed and ready, proceed to the TSC and assume control of the Emergency unless-another ED has assumed control.
1Oa.
In accordance with 10CFR 50.54X, operation outside the Technical Specifications shall only be taken in an emergency:
When action is immediately needed to protect the public health and safety and no action consistent with license conditions and Technical Specifications that can provide adequate or equivalent protection is immediately apparent, implement the provisions of OP-AD-001, step 6.2.6.
- 11.
Contact Security to Initiate emergency medical response, search and rescue when required.
- 12.
Initiate Core Damage Assessment.
13.
If a non-routine radiological release suspectedlin progress, initiate off-site dose calculations.
11a.
Reference SP-00-308 (Emergency Medical Response, Search/Rescue) 12a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Rx Coolant sample via EP-PS-1 15.
13a.
Notify Health Physics that off-site dose calculations required.
13b.
Notify Health Physics to prepare for and dispatch OSCAR.
14a.
Notify Chemistry to obtain a Discharge Sample via EP-PS-1 15-Q.
NOTE:
See Tab H for additional Information on determining If there Is a non-routine release In progress.
- 14.
If a liquid release is suspected, direct Chemistry to obtain a Liquid Discharge Sample.
TAB E EP-PS-100-E Revision 13 Page 4 of 5 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 15.
Initiate accountability, if not performed earlier.
NOTE (1):
Accountability Is required at the Site Area Emergency or General Emergency.
15a.
Instruct available Control Room Personnel to initiate accountability.
(Refer to OP-AD-022.)
15b.
Notify Security of any Operations personnel that are still in the plant.
NOTE (2):
Once accountability is ordered, It must be maintained for the duration of the event or until a Site Evacuation Is ordered.
- 16.
Initiate Site Evacuation.
1 6a.
Direct Security to notify Accountability Area Leaders to direct Site Evacuation.
16b.
Initiate ENR form indicating a Site Evacuation was initiated.
16c.
Direct Emergency Plan Communicator to communicate ENR form to offsite agencies.
- 17. When contacted, brief the following managers of events:
Duty Manager Recovery Manager Public Info Manager (if time permits) 17a.
Brief Manager on:
(1)
Plant status (2)
Radiological condition (3)
Emergency classification level
- 18.
If conditions indicate that the emergency can be downgraded or terminated, provide a recommendation to the TSC/ED or EOF/RM as appropriate.
TAB E EP-PS-1 00-E Revision 13 Page 5 of 5 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 19.
Transfer Emergency Management duties to the TSC.
- 20.
Emergency Termination (1) Return Ops to normal organization OR (2) Recommend creating a restoration organization 1 9a.
Review the following with TSC Emergency Director or Operations Coordinator:
(1)
Classification of Emergency (2)
Radiological conditions in-plant/offsite/projected (3)
Priorities and corrective actions taken (4)
Plant status (5)
Offsite Notifications 20a.
Instruct STA to-collect and organize paperwork for reconstructing the emergency and its management.
HELP Restoration Organization Guidelines See TAB 8
TAB G EP-PS-1 00-G Revision 4 Page 1 of 5 MAJOR TASK:
Manage Site Specific Security Threat, or other Security EAL Conditions.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:*
- 1.
Determine, document, and communicate emergency classification.
1 a.
Determine classification based on EAL.
lb.
Determine appropriate actions based on guidance in this tab.
1c.
Announce to Control Room personnel:
(1) I am assuming duties of Emergency Director.
(2)
Emergency Classification is (3)
Time of classification is
- 2.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator.
- 3.
Appoint an NRC Communicator.
2a.
Appoint an Emergency Plan Communicator to perform EP-PS-126 E Plan Communicator.
3a.
The NRC Communicator should perform EP-PS-135.
Activate NERO as directed by the Shift Manager/ED.
Notify the NRC Residents.
Activate the ERDS system within 60 minutes.
Initiate NRC Communications within 60 minutes.
4.
Generate and review ENR form to be transmitted with the E Plan Communicator.
4a.
Review the ENR form with the E Plan Communicator.
TAB G EP-PS-1 0O-G Revision 4 Page 2 of 5 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 5.
If security declares condition 4, site specific CREDIBLE threat.
5a.
During Normal working hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate NERO In accordance with EP-PS-135 Tab A-Task 1.
5b.
During off hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate Alternate NERO In accordance with EP-PS-135 Tab A-Task 4.
5c.
Evacuate site, initiate accountability per Tasks 12 and 13.
5d.
Implement Tab B (at Task 5).
- 6.
If security declares condition 4, site specific CREDIBLE INSIDER threat.
6a.
During Normal working hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate NERO in accordance with EP-PS-135 Tab A-Task 1.
6b.
During off hours,-direct the NRC Communicator to activate Alternate NERO in accordance with EP-PS-135 Tab A-Task 4.
6c.
Evacuate site, then initiate accountability per Tasks 12 and 13.
6d.
Activate two-man rule per Task 14.
6e.
Implement Tab B (at Task 5).
TAB G EP-PS-100 -G Revision 4 Page 3 of 5 SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
- 7.
If security declares condition 4, site specific CREDIBLE IMMINENT threat.
NOTE:
If not already done, then perform steps 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d.
7a.
During Normal working hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate NERO In accordance with EP-PS-134 Tab A-Task 1.
7b.
During off hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate Alternate NERO in accordance with EP-PS-135 Tab A-Task 4.
7c.
Evacuate site, then initiate accountability per Tasks 12 and 13.
7d.
Implement Tab C (at Task 6).
- 8.
If security declares condition 4, site specific CREDIBLE IMMINENT INSIDER threat.
NOTE:
If not alreadydone, then perform steps Ba, 8b, 8c, 8d.
8a.
During Normal working hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate NERO In accordance with EP-PS-134 Tab A-Task 1.
8b.
During off hours, direct the NRC Communicator to activate Alternate NERO in accordance with EP-PS-135 Tab A-Task 4.
8c.
Evacuate site, then initiate accountability per Tasks 12 and 13.
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HOW:
8d.
Activate two-man rule per Task 14.
8e.
Implement Tab C (at Task 6).
- 9.
If security enters code Blue, Red, or Black.
9a.
Declare appropriate emergency classification.
9b.
Enter appropriate Tab C, D, or E.
- 10.
For any act of sabotage.
10a.
Review security EAL series 16.
1Ob.
Declare appropriate Emergency Classification.
10c.
Enter appropriate Tab B, C, D, or E.
- 11.
If Security declares other actual security condition 2/4/5.
11 a.
Review event with security.
11 b.
Declare emergency classification if required.
11 c.
Enter appropriate-Tab B, C, D, or E.
- 12.
Evacuate non-essential personnel from site and initiate accountability when specified in Task 2, 3, 4, or 5.
13 Initiate accountability in about fifteen minutes or when evacuation is determined complete.
- 14.
Activate two-person rule for vital area access when specified by Task 6 or 8 as personnel become available unless doina so will adversely impact personnel or plant or security as determined by the SSS or SM.
12a.
Direct NRC Communicator to make page announcement in accordance with EP-PS-1 35 Tab A.
13a.
Instruct available Control Room Personnel to initiate accountability (Refer to OP-AD-022.)
14a.
Call-out complete second shift of personnel:
(1) Operations.
(2)
Chemistry (3)
Health Physics (4)
Security
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14b.
Establish two-person teams (line of sight)
(1) Instruct Unit Supervisor to establish two-person teams.
(2)
Instruct Security to establish two-man teams at gatehouse for facility access.
(3)
Instruct Accountability Area Leaders to establish two-person-teams to report to the TSC.
(4)
Establish two-person teams with personnel that have similar qualifications if possible.
(5)
Direct that second person reports questionable behavior or actions or attempts to gain access to-areas other than for assigned task to the Shift Manager/Unit Supervisor.
TAB H EP-PS-1 00-H Revision 0 Page 1 of 2 MAJOR TASK:
Determine if there is a non-routine Radiological Release in Progress.
SPECIFIC TASKS:
HOW:
Determine if there is a non-routine la.
There is a release in progress if Radiological release in progress.
ANY of the following are true:
(1)
Any release rates above Technical Specifications or Technical Requirements Manual limits, OR (2)
Entry into the Emergency Plan for the listed EALs:
3 fuel Clad Degradation 15 Radiological Effluents a
17 Spent Fuel Related Incident 18 Steam Une Break (3)
Any radiological release to the environment, detected by effluent monitors.or environmental monitoring, above normal levels and is attributable to a declared event, OR NOTE:
Normal levels are the highest reading In the last 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> prior to the emergency, excluding the current peak value.
(4)
If the Shift Manager/ED/RM has reason to believe that an Unmonitored release is in progress even though plant indications are otherwise normal, OR (5)
Entry into the E Plan under EAL 21 Dry Fuel Storage or EAL 16 Security Event, AND the Dry Storage Cask has been breached.
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HOW:
(6)
Initiation of SBGT System due to Radiological release.
- 2.
If there is a non-routine Radiological release in progress, perform the following actions.
2a.
Provide that information on the ENR and instruct the Control Room and NRC communicators to transmit the information to offsite agencies.
2b.
Direct on-shift Health Physics personnel to initiate dose calculations and field monitoring.
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