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8 to EP-PS-212, EOF Communicator: Emergency Plan-Position Specific Procedure
ML031920243
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Site: Susquehanna  Talen Energy icon.png
Issue date: 06/27/2003
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Susquehanna
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Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response
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EP-PS-212, Rev 18
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a Jun. 27, 2003 Page 1 of 1 MANUAL HARD COPY DISTRIBUTION DOCUMENT TRANSMITTAL 2003-30659 USER NORMATION/

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EP-PS-212 Emergency Plan Position-Specific Instruction Revision 18 Page 1 of 3 QUALITY CLASSIFICATION:

APPROVAL CLASIFIC2 jTION:

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EFFECTIVE DATE PERIODIC REVIEW FREQ )NCY:

2 Years PERIODIC REVIEW DU DATI:

S-JG 20U5 RECOMMENDED REVIEWS :o All Procedu Ownier:

Nuclear Emergency Planning Relpsble Supervisor:

Supervisor-Nuclear Emergency Planning Responsible FUM:

Supervisor-Nuclear Emergency Planning Responsible Approver:

EOF Facility Lead FORM NDAP-QA-0002-1, Rev. 3, Page 1 of 1

EP-PS-21 2 Revision 18 Page 2 of 3 EOF COMMUNICATOR:

Emergency Plan Position-Specific Procedure WHEN:

Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) is activated.

HOW NOTIFIED:

Paged/Telephoned REPORT TO:

EOF Support Supervisor WHERE TO REPORT:

EOF Support Office OVERALL DUTY:

Prepare the Emergency Notification Report and transmit information about the emergency to offsite organizations, relieving the TSC of this responsibility.

MAJOR TASKS:

Initial actions upon arrival.

Verify communications equipment is working.

When directed by the Recovery Manager or EOF Support Supervisor, assume the responsibility for communications and notifications from the TSC.

Prepare, obtain approval, and distribute the Emergency Notification Report.

TAB E DELETED Document questions and messages received, providing responses when required.

Support smooth transition of the EOF during Shift Turnover.

Communicate termination of the emergency.

TAB:

TAB A TAB B TAB C REVISION:

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-9 12 TAB D 17 TABE TAB F 2

TAB G 4

TAB H 8

EP-PS-212 Revision 18 Page 3 of 3 SUPPORTING INFORMATION:

TAB:

Emergency Telephone Instructions TAB 1 Emergency Organization TAB 2 Logkeeping TAB 3 Notification Matrix - EOF Communicator TAB 4 Intentionally Blank TAB 5 Emergency Forms TAB 6 Protective Action Recommendation Form Emergency Notification Report Brief Non-Technical Description of EAL TAB 7 EOF Support Turnover Checklist TAB 8

REFERENCES:

SSES Emergency Plan Distribution Department Instruction (DDI) 399 NUREG-0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria NUREG-0731, Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical Resources, September 1980 NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities

TAB B EP-PS-212-B Revision 9 Page 1 of 2 MAJOR TASK:

Verify communications equipment is working.

SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

1.

Test conference calling capability to PEMA, LCEMA, CCOPS, and the MOC.

la.

Dial '191" on the EOF Communicator's dedicated telephone:

(1)

As each contact answers, identify yourself.

(2)

Request their name and the agency they represent.

(3)

Inform them that this is a communications check only, and no information will be relayed at this time.

(4)

Log contacts, agency they represent, and test results.

NOTE:

If conference calling capability Is unavailable, each agency must be contacted Individually. Telephone numbers are located In the "Emergency Telephone Directory."

NOTE:

NRC communication remains with the TSC.

2.

Verify the backup VHF radio is operational.

2a.

Using Channel #1, communicate with OSCAR or field monitoring team.

2b.

Log test results.

TAB B EP-PS-212-B Revision 9 Page 2 of 2 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

3.

Report Communications problems to 3a.

Administrative Assistant or the NEP Duty Planner.

Explain the problem and request someone be contacted to repair it.

HELP Emergency Telephone Instructions See TAB 1

TAB C EP-PS-21 2-C Revision 12 Page 1 of 2 MAJOR TASK:

When directed by the Recovery Manager or EOF Support Supervisor, assume the responsibility for offsite communications and notifications from the TSC Communicator.

SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

1.

Contact the TSC Communicator and obtain off site notification status.

la.

Telephone the TSC Communicator and ask:

(1)

Number of the last ENR transmitted?

(2)

Time transmitted?

(3)

Static, upgrade or downgrade classification?

(4)

Time of next projected ENR?

(5)

Is there a release in progress?

(6)

Anything else you should-know?

2.

Notify the TSC Communicator when you will assume responsibility for off site notifications.

3.

Notify the following, providing an overview of the emergency condition.

Transmission Power Dispatcher (TPD)

Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO)

American Nuclear Insurers (ANI)

NOTE:

The TSC Communicator may be In a current cycle of notifications. Tell him to finish his notifications and call you back.

3a.

Telephone and telefax numbers are located in the Emergency Telephone Directory or Tab 4.

3b.

Use the Emergency Notification Report to provide update.

3c.

Provide a call-back telephone number.

3d.

Utilize the Administrative Assistant or another communicator, (if available), to complete these notifications.

PPL Insurance Department Supervisor-NEP

TAB C EP-PS-21 2-C Revision 12 Page 2 of 2 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

4.

Contact Information Systems personnel and notify them to insure Nuclear/PPL Information Systems remain available for the duration of the emergency.

5.

Notify General Electric Company, NEBO, San Jose, California HELP NOTIFICATION MATRIX See TAB 4 5a.

Telephone number located in the Emergency Telephone Directory.

5b.

Request they be available for future assistance.

5c.

Provide a call-back telephone number.

5d.

This task can be delegated to the Administrative Assistant.

6.

Assure the Corporate Crisis Committee has been notified by the General Office Operations Manager.

6a.

Discuss with the General Office Operations Manager or other responsible manager in the MOC.

TAB D EP-PS-212-D Revision 17 Page 1 of 6 MAJOR TASK:

Prepare, obtain approval, and distribute the "EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION REPORT."

SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

1.

Assume responsibility for the Emergency Notification Report upon turn-over of communications and notifications from the TSC Communicator.

1 a.

Use the following schedule for distribution of the "Emergency Notification Report."

UPGRADE/DOWNGRADE:

Complete and transmit the ENR within fifteen minutes of classificatio.-or reclassification.

STATIC UPDATES:

Complete and transmit the ENR every hour.

NOTE:

When the Initial notifications regarding classifications are completed during the first half of an hour, the static update Is not required until the next hour.

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS:

Complete and transmit the ENR when:

1) Recovery Manager has assumed command and control from the Emergency Director.
2) Site accountability is completed.
3) Evacuation of non-essential personnel is initiated.

NOTE:

This Information should be provided by the TSC E-Plan communication.

TAB D EP-PS-21 2-D Revision 17 Page 2 of 6 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

4) When directed by the EOF Support Supervisor or Recovery Manager.
5) When the emergency event is terminated.
2.

Prepare the "Emergency 2a.

Write the Control number in the top right Notification Report" for approval hand comer.

when the EOF assumes control.

NOTE:

The "Control Number" should Include the.EOF followed by a sequential number: (EOF-1) 2b.

Check the appropriate block under the form title:

(This Is or Is not a drill)

NOTE:

Record the time in section #1 on the form at the same moment you are making the call.

2c.

LINE #1:

Fill in your name, call-back telephone number and military time you started off-site notification, 2d.

LINE #2:

Check emergency classification block, Unit involved, (Unit I, Ull or Units I and 11),

time and date of current classification declaration, and appropriate classification status block.

TAB D EP-PS-21 2-D Revision 17 Page 3 of 6 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

2e.

LINE #3:

Under "Brief Non-Technical Description of the Event," write:

(1)

For SIGNIFICANT EVENT:

Information provided by the EOF Support Supervisor or Recovery Manager.

(2)

For STATIC UPDATE:

"Provide the current applicable EAL number only."

(3)

For CHANGE IN CLASSIFICATION:

"current applicable EAL number only" HELP BRIEF NON-TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF EAL See TAB 7 2f.

LINE #4:

Check one of the "Non-Routine Radiological Release In Progress" blocks. Obtain this information from the Dose Assessment Supervisor (or designee) 2g.

LINE #5:

Write NA 2h.

LINE #6:

Fill in Wind Direction and Speed, using data obtained from ten meter primary meteorological tower.

TAB D EP-PS-212-D Revision 17 Page 4 of 6 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

NOTE:

Ten meter met tower data available on PICSY, (E-Plan Menu, Met Vent Display).

2i.

Check appropriate block for "this Is" or "is not" a drill.

2j.

Obtain ENR signature approval, providing time (military), and date form was approved.

3.

Edit the Emergency Notification Report.

3a.

Ensure the formijs clear and easy to understand.

3b.

Avoid use of abbreviations and acronyms.

3c.

Ensure the Protective Action Recommendation is not included on the form.

4.

Obtain approval of the Emergency Notification Report.

4a.

Review the completed form with-the EOF Support Supervisor, or Recovery Manager.

4b.

Assure agreement on technical content.

4c.

Obtain signature approval, filling in the time and date of his approval.

NOTE:

The Recovery Manager can delegate ENR approval responsibility to another qualified RM located In the facility.

He can also delegate approval responsibility to the EOF Support Supervisor except for a change In classification.

TAB D EP-PS-21 2-D Revision 17 Page 5 of 6 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

5.

Transmit the Emergency Notification HELP Report CCOPS, LCEMA and PEMA NOTIFICATION MATRIX See TAB 4 5a.

Dial '1 91" on the EOF Communicators telephone.

Sb.

Identify yourself as each party answers.

Sc.

Record time and contact(s) in your log.

NOTE:

If the MOC4alls to answer, do nt wait, begin notification.

5d.

Inform the responders you will be transmitting an Emergency Notification Report.

5e.

Transmit the report.

5f.

Request one of the counties to read back the transmitted report.

NOTE:

if the "191 " conference capability Is not available, use one of the following backup telephone numbers.

PEMA LCEMA CCOPS CTN-4960 CTN-4906 CTN-4955 CTN-4961 CTN-4907 CTN-4956 CTN-4908 or PEMk 8-1-570-783-8150 CCOPS:

8-1-570-389-5720 LCEMA:

6-1-800-8214715 or Transmit the ENR via VHF radio, channel one.

TAB D EP-PS-212-D Revision 17 Page 6 of 6 SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

6.

Distribute the Emergency Notification 6a.

Distribute the three part ENR form:

Report.

(1) White and pink copy to the Administrative Assistant for distribution:

White copy sent to TSC via fax.

Pink copy posted outside the EOF Support Office.

(2) Yellow copy to EOF Communicator.

7.

"Within two hours," transmit a 7a.

Log time and contact in the "EOF change in the emergency Communicator's Log."

classification to:

7b.

Telephone and telefax numbers are Institute of Nuclear Power located in the "Emergency Telephone Directory" located at each work station.

Transmission Power Dispatcher 7c.

Use the "Emergency Notification PA Rural Electric Association Report" to provide information for the update.

American Nuclear Insurers 7d.

Provide a call-back telephone number.

PPL Insurance Department 7e.

Utilize the Administrative Assistant, or another communicator, (if available), to complete these notifications.

TAB G EP-PS-212-G Revision 4 Page 1 of 1 MAJOR TASK:

Support the smooth transition of the EOF during Shift Turnover.

1.

Brief your relief.

1 a.

Provide your counterpart with status of:

(1)

Emergency (2)

Communications/notifications (3)

Unanswered questions HELP EOF Support Turnover Checklist See TAB 8

2.

Log out in logbook.

3.

Attend a briefing with the EOF Support Supervisor.

4.

Sign out of the facility.

lb.

Review logbook.

2a.

Log:

(1)

Relief's name (2)

Time relieved (3)

Sign log 3a.

Inform him you have been relieved.

3b.

Provide the name of your relief.

3c.

Request debriefing.

3d.

Ask if there are any travel restrictions you should be aware of.

3e.

Verify when to return.

3f.

Provide a telephone contact number.

4a.

Sign out on the "Egress/Regress Log' NOTE:

If approached when leaving the facility, refer all questions to the Media Operations Center.

TAB H EP-PS-212-H Revision 8 Page 1 of 1 MAJOR TASK:

Communicate termination of the emergency.

SPECIFIC TASKS:

HOW:

1.

Transmit termination of the la.

emergency to:

PEMA lb.

CCOPS 1C.

LCEMA id.

NRC Transmission Power Dispatcher (TPD)

Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO)

American Nuclear Insurers (ANI)

PPL Insurance Department Information Systems Personnel General Electric Company (NEBO)

2.

Attend a debriefing by the EOF 2a.

Support Supervisor.

2b.

Generate an 'Emergency Notification Report.'

Obtain approval from the Recovery Manager or EOF Support Supervisor.

Transmit the report Log all transmissions.

NOTE:

Utilize the Administrative Assistant, NEP Duty Planner, or another communicator, (if available), to complete these notifications.

Turn in all documentation generated during the emergency.

Obtain information of any travel restrictions as a result of the emergency.