ML082960540
| ML082960540 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Grand Gulf  |
| Issue date: | 10/09/2008 |
| From: | Entergy Operations |
| To: | Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response |
| References | |
| 10-8-01-11, Rev 019 | |
| Download: ML082960540 (17) | |
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EIE SUBMISSION DATE October 22, 2008 TO DOCUMENT CONTROL DESK FROM GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION LICENSE NUMBER NPF-29 DOCKET NUMBER 50-416 TITLE GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROCEDURE 10-S-01-11, REVISION 19, EVACUATION OF ONSITE PERSONNEL NUMBER OF PAGES 17 FORMAT PDF - SEARCHABLE IMAGE (EXACT)
RESOLUTION 300 DPI REGULATION GOVERNING SUBMISSION 10CFR50.4(b)(5)
SUBMISSION CONTACT INFORMATION ANN M MARSHALL PH 601-437-6486 EMAIL: ATOWNSE@ENTERGY.COM
Volume 10 Section 01 PLANT OPERATIONS MANUAL 10-8-01-11 Revision:
019 Prepared:
Reviewed:
REFERENCE USE EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE EVACUATION OF ONSITE PERSONNEL SAFETY RELATED
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Pages 1-11 Attachments I, II List of TCNs Incorporated:
Revision 001-019 None
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onslte Personnel No.:
10-S-01-11 RPTS FORM Revision:
019 Page:
i REQUIRED REVIEW PERFORMED 0' PAD D 50.59 Evaluation (Check all that apply)
(EN-LI-IOO)
(EN-LI-IOl)
D 72.48 Evaluation 0' 50.54 Evaluation Transmit applicable Review Form as (EN-LI-112)
(ENS-NS-210) a separate record along with D PAD Not Required(EN-LI-100 or 01-S-02-3) procedure to Document Control.
D Process Applicability Excluded D Editorlal Change D lSI/1ST Implementation D TCN Incorporation or Auto Rev.
D Other Process-Number:
PAD Reviewer:
/
(for PAD Not Required)
Slqnature/Date Cross-Discipline review required?
(
)
Yes (Note affected Departments Below)
I (X)
No Preparer Initials>>>
a£I Department Cross-Discipline Reviews Needed Signoff (s~gned, electronic, telcon)
Does this dlrective contain Tech Spec Trlggers?
( ) YES (X)
NO REQUIREMENTS CROSS-REFERENCE LIST Re uirement 1m lemented Name Reg. Guide 1.95 C.6.S5 GGNS Emer Plan 6.7.2.S9 6.4.4 GGNS Emer Plan 6.6.S1 6.4.1 GGNS Emer Plan 6.7.2.S5 6.4.2 GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.1 6.1.2.b, 6.1.2.c GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.3 6.1.2.d(2)
GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.4 6.1.2.d(3)
GGNS Emer Plan 7.7.S5 GGNS Emer Plan 6.6.53 6.4.1, 6.4 Note GGNS Emer Plan 6.6.S2,S4 6.4 GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.2 6.1.3.a(3),
6.1.3.b(1), 6.2.1, 6.2.2, 6.3.1 GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.5.S1 6.1.3.c GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.6 6.1.1.a, 6.1.1.a Warning GNRO-97/00113 97-15-02.Item 1 & 3 6.1.5 GGNS Emer Plan 6.5.1.a.5.S2 6.1.2.b.3(a)
- Covered by dlrectlve as a whole or by varlOUS paragraphs of the dlrectlve.
NOTE The Equipment Database (EDB)
Request statement is applicable only to Volume 06 and 07 maintenance directives.
EDB Change Request generated and the backup documentation available for setpoint and/or calibration data only D Yes
~ N/A EDBCR #
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuation of Onslte Personnel Current Revision Statement Revision 019:
No.:
10-S-01-11 Revision:
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li Changed the CAA entry/exit point from the 93' elevation of the Control building to 133' elevatlon of the Unit II Turbine Building to reflect the changes made in the plant.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onsite Personnel 1.0 PURPOSE 2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3.0 REFERENCE 4.0 ATTACHMENTS 5.0 DEFINITIONS 6.0 DETAILS 6.1 Site Evacuation No.:
10-S-01-11 TABLE OF CONTENTS Revlslon:
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1 2
2 2
3 3
4 4
6.1.2 6.1.3 6.1.4 6.1.5 6.1.6 Immediate Actions (Control Room)
Personnel Response in the Protected Area Personnel Response outside the Protected Area Securlty Personnel Response Follow-up Actions (Emergency Director) 5 6
7 7
8 6.2 Accountability 8
6.2.1 6.2.2 Personnel Accountability wlthin the Protected Area with a Site Evacuation Personnel Accountability within the Protected Area without a Site Evacuation 8
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onsite Personnel 1.0 PURPOSE No.:
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2 1.1 This procedure describes actions to take for two types of evacuations:
1.1.1 1.1.2 Site Evacuation Limited Evacuation 1.2 Thls procedure also describes actions to be taken to ensure personnel accountability within the protected area.
2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 2.1 Shift Manager/Emergency Director - Is responsible for:
2.1.1 2.1.2 2.1.3 2.1.4 2.1.5 2.1.6 Determ~n~ng whether or not evacuation is necessary and the extent of the evacuation.
Implementation of this procedure when emergency conditions require protection for persons located in the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area (Attachment II) includ~ng the Protected Area.
Ensuring that periodic announcements are made over the Plant PA and the Site Paging System (#7929), until all evacuation actions are complete, concerning:
a.
Nature and locat~on of the event b.
Required personnel actions c.
Any other information pertinent to the event.
Ensuring that CAS and/or SAS is advised of an evacuation.
Providing instructions to Radiation Protect~on personnel concerning non-emergency personnel who have evacuated to the Radiation Protection area of the 93' level of the Control Build~ng, during a Limited Evacuation or reported for accountability during personnel accountability w~thout an evacuation.
Initiating actions to locate individuals not accounted for.
2.2 Security Coordinator - Is responsible for:
2.2.1 2.2.2
3.0 REFERENCES
Personnel accountability in the Protected Area, personnel and traffic control once an evacuation has been initiated.
Performing checks of all buildings, outly~ng and laydown areas in the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area (Attachment II),
to ensure evacuation, after a site evacuation has been ordered.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE T1tle:
Evacuat10n of Ons1te Personnel 4.0 ATTACHMENTS No.:
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3 4.1 Attachment I GGNS Evacuation Map 4.2 Attachment II -
Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area 5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 CAA - Controlled Access Area 5.2 CAS - Central Alarm Station 5.3 Company Owned Property - All the land the company owns at the site.
5.4 EIC -
Emergency Information Center 5.5 Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area (EPOCA)
The area at the
- slte, Wh1Ch 1S owned and controlled by the stat1on, for which the station has the responsibility to evacuate, except for any areas covered by agreements with state or other governmental agencies.
5.6 Emergency Response Personnel GGNS Entergy Operations and contractor personnel who are:
5.6.1 5.6.2 ERO members standing call, as scheduled by Emergency Preparedness, during the emergency or occurrence OR Electrical, Instruments & Controls, Mechanical, Radiatlon Protection, Operations, Chemistry shift or Security personnel required to respond to an emergency.
5.7 ENMC - Emergency News Media Center 5.8 EOF - Emergency Operations Facillty, located in the Energy Services Center.
5.9 ERO -
Emergency Response Organization 5.10 ESC - Energy Services Center 5.11 Limited Evacuation -
An evacuation of specific areas of the plant.
5.12 OSC - Operations Support Center 5.13 PA - Public Address 5.14 Protected Area - Area located within the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area and enclosed by physical barrlers to which access is controlled for security purposes.
5.15 SAS - Secondary Alarm Station 5.16 Site Evacuation -
An evacuation of the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area and Protected Area.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuation of Onslte Personnel 6.0 DETAILS No.:
10-S-01-11 ReVlslon:
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4 6.1 site Evacuation (Emergency Director/Shift Manager) 6.1.1 The Emergency Director/Shift Manager should use his best judgment to determine whether a Site or Limited Evacuation is necessary.
Warning Before conductlng an evacuation, conslderations should be made for weather conditions, traffic or radiological impediments.
If the evacuation has the potential to cause more harm, inform all persons to shelter in a safe location or perform a limited evacuation.
Warning For security emergencies, inform all personnel to take shelter, to NOT move around in the plant, and to man only those emergency facilities which are necessary and that don't pose a risk to personnel.
a.
As a general guidellne, Slte Evacuatlon (rather than Llmited Evacuation) is to be performed when:
(1)
A Site Area Emergency is declared, or (2)
A General Emergency is declared, or (3)
Anytime hazardous conditions (radiological, envlronmental, chemical, fire, etc.)
threaten the health or safety of personnel in a major portion of the site.
b.
The following areas are evacuated if a Site Evacuatlon has been declared.
(1)
The protected area (except Control Room,
(2)
Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area -
(except
- EOF, and Security Island) c.
Determine if further evacuations are necessary (i.e., Control
- Room, EOF,
If one or more of these facilities are to be evacuated, alternate sites may be used to perform the functions of the evacuated facility.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
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5 6.1.2 Immediate Actions (Control Room/TSC) a.
Once an Evacuation has been determined to be necessary, ensure the following actions are performed:
(1)
Notify Security (CAS-2402 and/or SAS-2423) to begin the accountablllty process ldentifled in Section 6.2.1 before announcing an evacuation (unless immediate personnel safety is at risk).
If personnel safety is at risk, notlfy security as soon as possible after the evacuation lS announced.
(a)
Inform Security of evacuation routes to be used, area to be evacuated and destination of evacuees.
b.
Protect Plant Personnel (Control Room/TSC)
(1)
Sound the Evacuation Alarm for five seconds.
NOTE Activating the Evacuation Alarm also activates the flashing red evacuation lights In high nOlse areas of the plant.
(2)
If a release is in progress, designate approprlate evacuation routes (North or South Gate) and Evacuation Reception Centersi Warren Central High School (north),
Hinds Community College - Utica Campus (northeast),
Hazelhurst Hlgh School (east),
Natchez Hlgh School (south).
(3)
The Emergency Director or designee should make an announcement slmllar to the followlng on the PA system (to the entire site) :
NOTE Bold italicized portions of the evacuatlon announcement are required if a radioactive release is in progress.
(a)
"ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL, ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL.
CONDITIONS IN THE PLANT WARRANT AN IMMEDIATE SITE EVACUATION.
ALL NON-EMERGENCY PERSONNEL EVACUATE THE SITE.
USE THE GATE AND REPORT TO THE EVACUATION RECEPTION CENTER.
ALL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL REPORT TO YOUR EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITY.
(b)
All PA announcements should be repeated.
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6 6.1.2.b (Cont.)
(4)
Personnel ln the Controlled Access Area (CAA) normally exit immediately at the 133' elevation of the Unit II Turbine Building, unless otherwise directed.
c.
Use the PA Systems to glve frequent informatlon updates on the status of the emergency.
d.
Notification Of Personnel Outside The Protected Area (1)
If a site evacuation is declared, supervisory personnel ensure that no one remains ln his or her immediate work area.
(2)
Company, contract personnel and visitors located outslde the protected area but within the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area are notified by public address system (phone #7929) or security personnel equipped with a portable PA system.
(a)
The Security Coordlnator dispatches an officer, in accordance with Security Post Order, to assist in making checks of the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area to ensure that personnel have been notifled and are evacuating as directed.
These checks will be completed as soon as possible but no later than 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> under most condltlons.
(b)
Security reports the results of the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area evacuati9n to the Emergency Director.
I 6.1.3 (3)
Other persons outslde the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area, but in public access areas near-site or, passing through the Company-owned property are notified by the Alert and Notification System activated by local authorities.
Personnel Response In The Protected Area a.
Emergency Response Personnel (1)
If exiting the CAA, the normal exit is at the 133' elevation of the Unit II Turbine Building, unless otherwise directed.
(a)
Personnel exiting the CAA may be requested to key card into an accountability reader.
(2)
Proceed to your Emergency Response Facllity to support emergency response actions.
(3)
Emergency personnel assigned to the OSC should card lnto the Maintenance Shop accountability card reader and report to the OSC.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onslte Personnel 6.1.3. a (Cant.)
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7 6.1.4 6.1. 5 (4)
The followlng Emergency Response Personnel need not log into an accountability card reader for accountability:
(a)
Emergency Response Personnel assigned to the Control
- Room, TSC,
OSC teams that are currently in the field (c)
Operatlons personnel currently in the field (5)
Emergency response personnel who respond to offslte Emergency Response Facillties (EOF, ENMC, and EIC) eXlt the protected area through Security Island, ensurlng they use the exit turnstile card reader for accountability.
These personnel then proceed to their assigned facllltles unless dlrected otherwise.
b.
Non-Emergency Personnel (1)
Exit the protected area through Security Island, ensurlng that you use the exit turnstile card reader for accountability.
c.
All personnel should be tralned on evacuatlon routes or escorted by someone who is so trained.
Personnel Response Outside The Protected Area a.
Company employees, contract personnel and visitors are to leave the Emergency Preparedness Owner Controlled Area upon notification of a Site Evacuation.
The normal access routes are to be used unless otherwise directed.
b.
Emergency Response Personnel report to your Emergency Response Facility.
Security Personnel Response NOTE During Drills/Exercises, Security Personnel do not evacuate their post.
a.
In the event that the Security Island, SAS, or other manned security areas become uninhabitable, security personnel will relocate in accordance with Security Section Procedure 11-S-11-6.
b.
If relocation to CAS lS prevented for whatever reason, the Security Coordinator in conjunction with the Emergency Director will determine alternate relocation sites.
c.
All patrol personnel assigned duties in the power block will relocate in accordance with Security Section Procedure 11-S-11-6.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onslte Personnel 6.1.5 (Cont.)
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8 6.1.6 d.
Security Island personnel relocate to a safe distance until hazardous condltions no longer exist.
Follow-up Actlons (Emergency Director) a.
Ensure periodic announcements are made over the Plant PA and the Site Paging System
(#7929) concerning the evacuation until Security reports that the evacuation is complete.
6.2 Accountability 6.2.1 Personnel Accountability Within The Protected Area with a Slte Evacuatlon a.
Personnel respond as outlined In 6.1.3.
b.
The OSC Coordinator should provide CAS with the name and badge number of OSC team members in the field withln 10 mlnutes of the declaratlon of the evacuatlon.
c.
The Shift Manager should provide CAS with the name and badge number of Operations personnel in the field within 10 minutes of the declaration of the evacuatlon.
d.
Securlty should perform accountability for their personnel In accordance with security procedures.
e.
The Security Coordlnator determlnes the accountability and reports it to the Emergency Director (ED).
Thls is accomplished by providing a printout of those individuals remaining within the protected area who have not key carded into an accountability card reader.
The Security Coordinator ensures that TSC, Control Room, Securlty personnel and OSC team personnel currently in the field are accounted for by reviewing the accountability printout.
f.
The accountability process is considered complete when all personnel on the accountability printout are accounted for or identlfied as missing. It is anticipated that accountability and identification of missing persons can be accomplished in approximately 30 mlnutes from the declaration of the Site Area Emergency, General Emergency or the time it is determined that a site evacuation is required.
g.
Search and Rescue should begin at the completion of accountability and be done in accordance with 10-S-01-18.
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9 6.2.2 Personnel Accountability within the Protected Area without a Site Evacuatlon a.
The Shift Manager/Emergency Director makes the declsion that plant condltions exist that warrant personnel accountability wlthout a site evacuation being declared.
b.
Notify the Security officer in CAS (phone # 2402) that personnel accountability will be performed and that a site evacuation will not be declared at this time.
NOTE A list of all personnel currently logged into the protected area and their location can be obtained by contactlng security (CAS or SAS).
c.
If it is desired that all personnel within the protected area log into an accountability card reader and assemble at designated areas, perform the following steps:
(1)
Announce over the plant paging system that personnel accountability is required and that all personnel within the protected area should proceed immediately to the nearest accountability card reader, card in and await further instructlons. Accountability card readers are located in the followlng areas:
Maintenance shop wall near break room door HP Lab 133' elevation of the Unit II Turbine Building Control Room Kitchen Security Island Exit Turnstiles (2)
The Shift Manager, within 10 mlnutes of the declaration of accountability, should provide CAS wlth the name and badge number of Operatlons personnel In the field who can not immediately report to an accountability card reader.
(3)
If the OSC is activated and OSC teams are in the field, the OSC coordinator, within 10 minutes of the declaratlon of accountability, should provide CAS with the name and badge number of each team member in the field.
(4)
Personnel reporting to the maintenance shop should card into the maintenance shop accountability card reader and then assemble in the maintenance shop break room and await further instructions.
(5)
Non-operations personnel reporting to the Control Room kitchen accountability card reader should card in and then assemble in the 177' viewing gallery area and await further instructions.
(6)
Operations personnel reporting to the Control Room kitchen accountabillty card reader should card in and then assemble in the operations locker room.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onslte Personnel 6.2.2.c (Cont.)
No.:
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10 (7)
Personnel reporting to the HP lab accountability card reader should card in and then assemble in the HP break area or hallway on the 93' elevation of the Control Building and await further instructions.
(8)
Securlty should perform accountability for their personnel in accordance with security procedures.
(9)
Personnel uSlng the Securlty Island Exit turnstiles for accountability purposes should swipe their key card In the card reader and EXIT the Protectlon area.
d.
The Security Coordinator determines the accountability and reports it to the Emergency Director (ED).
This is accomplished by providing a printout of those indlviduals remaining within the protected area who have not key carded into an accountability card reader.
The Security Coordinator ensures that TSC, Control Room, Security personnel and OSC team personnel currently in the field are accounted for by reviewing the accountability printout.
e.
The accountabillty process is considered complete when all personnel on the accountability printout are accounted for or ldentified as missing.
It is anticipated that the personnel accountability and identification of missing persons can be accomplished in approximately 30 minutes from the time that it is determined that accountability is required or the declaration of a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency.
f.
Search and Rescue should begin at the completlon of accountability and be done in accordance with 10-S-01-18.
6.3 Limited Evacuation 6.3.1 Generally, a limlted evacuation may be required If the health and safety of personnel are threatened by radiological hazards, fire, smoke, heat or flooding in a localized area.
a.
When the area to be evacuated is identified:
(1)
Notify Security (CAS-2402 and/or SAS-2423) to begln the accountability process before announcing an evacuatlon (unless immediate personnel safety is at risk).
If personnel safety is at risk, notify security as soon as possible after the evacuation is announced.
(2)
Make an announcement on the PA system ldentifying the area to be evacuated with directions to evacuating personnel to report to the HP laboratory or the Maintenance Shop accountability card readers.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE Tltle:
Evacuatlon of Onsite Personnel 6.3.1. a (Cont.)
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11 (3)
Ensure periodic announcements are made over the Plant PA concerning the evacuation as long as the condition(s) is (are) present.
NOTE It is not necessary to key card out of the affected area(s) or zone(s) durlng the evacuation, but personnel are requlred to card into an accountabllity card reader when directed.
b.
Request the Security Coordlnator to determlne accountabillty in the local evacuated area and report the results to the Shift Manager/Emergency Director. This is normally accomplished by obtainlng a printout of those personnel currently key carded into the affected area.
c.
During a llmited evacuation, Security may be unable to determine accountability In the locallzed area(s).
If this is the case, a buildlng accountability should be performed and the results reported to the Shift Manager/Emergency Director.
6.4 Evacuating Personnel Survey And Decontaminatlon NOTE All personnel evacuating the site are routed, as necessary, to State/Local evacuation/decontamination centers.
6.4.1 6.4.2 6.4.3 6.4.4 6.4.5 In the event that a radiological release occurs before the evacuation is completed, personnel and vehicles may be surveyed and decontaminated as needed.
A monitorlng and decontamlnatlon station is established at the EOF when dlrected by the Emergency Director.
If a delay due to decontamination poses an undue risk to evacuating personnel, then personnel, vehicles, and materials are directed to an offsite monltoring and decontamination facility.
All personnel exiting the CAA are monitored for contamination.
Personnel decontamination should be performed in accordance with 08-S-02-22, Personnel Decontamination.
All personnel decontamination done on slte is to be performed by or supervised by qualified Senior Health Physicists.
Decontamination involving internal contamination (absorptlon through wounds, ingestion, etc.)
should be performed under the supervision of qualified First Aid personnel.
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE 10-S-01-11 Revision:
019 Attachment I Page 1 of 1 GGNS EVACUATION MAP ATTENTION TO VISITORS:
As a visitor to Grand Gulf Nuclear Station you are required to adhere to instructions announced over the P.A. System during any declared emergency. Announcement of a site evacuation will require an immediate and orderly exit from the site as directed.
(See map below for evacuation routes)
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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE lO-S-Ol-ll Revision:
Ol9 Attachment II Page l of l EP OWNER CONTROLLED AREA o
NOTE A. Energr SeMce CriIr B. CaInIlcn FacIly C. ('mIng TDMlI' D. PaHShap E. WIIIBrTnllIImenl PIIn F. S8IlIIBgI TnllIImenl FacIly G. QunIIInI MairtFdy Ii. EaItltr;' DlMn Me L Weslltr;' DlMn fllea J. ArrcI RII1ge K. Nort1 GBIII L~
M. Heavy HIU Road
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Ii
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The EP Owner Controlled Area includes Heavy Hall Road from the plant to Radial Well
- l, thouqh not shown on drawinq.
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