ML100710606

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Attachment 3, Pre-Dive Checklist
ML100710606
Person / Time
Site: Oyster Creek
Issue date: 05/08/2009
From:
- No Known Affiliation
To:
Office of Information Services
References
FOIA/PA-2009-0214, RP-AA-461, Rev 2
Download: ML100710606 (6)


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RP-AA-461 Revision 2

\ Page 20 of 23 ATTACHMENT 3 Pre-Dive Checklist Page 1 of 1 (USED FOR SUBSEQUENT DIVES AFTER CREW'S INITIAL BRIEF. MAY BE PERFORMED INANY ORDER)

RE-DIVEtCHEC R'~ KUtST mlt~eoe hdvk .Il~P[

1. Complete a pre-job briefing (discussion to include dive area boundaries, dose rate information and task(s)).

2 Verify two underwater survey instruments are in calibration and source checked and are available. ,* ,

3, Verify water clarity and underwater lighting adequate.

4, Verify dive site survey is performed (historical survey available for initial dive) and methodology by RP Supervision approved.

5. Verify dive suit is wet prior to diving.
6. Verify diver's suit(s) is surveyed and meets the requirements of step 4.3.5 / , A//* '.t I
7. Verify helmet dosimetry attached with wirelplastic ties, when applicable. Do not use material, such Fi/,

as plastic bags or tape, which could block diver's exhalation valve.

8. Verify diver dosimetry in proper location (e.g., EDs, TLDs, Extremity, etc.).
9. Verify remote dosimetry equipment is operational...d,) A .. v.-l 4 , "_
10. Verify two-way voice communications are available and operational.
11. Verify approved method of visual contact is available.
12. Verify survey instrumentation used by diver is operable.
13. Verify in-leakage test of diver suit has been performed.
14. Verify that breathing air is monitored.
15. Evaluate the need for vacuuming and shielding.
16. Ensure all prerequisites of RP-AA-461 are met prior to dive operations.
17. Discuss immediate actions for each the following: CO alarm, High Rad alarm, CAM alarm, diver disorientation, diver signaled to leave, failure of underwater survey instrumentation, diver reaches pre-established dose limits, radiological aspects of dive can NOT be maintained or are suspect
18. Discuss when the dive operations shall be suspended as per step 4.4.7.
19. Verify with Diver Supervisor that Ops Shift Supervision has been notified prior to start of dive evolutions.
20. Ensure appropriate controls are in place for dive evolutions in a high dose rate gradient area.
21. Ensure water are within limits. (<95-F unless approved byDiveSupewisor and priortonoiication toRPISarety)
22. Discuss approved dose levels with divers.
23. When meeting the requirements of step 3.3.11, ensure a documented plan exists with the appropriate approvals when evaluating diver safety.

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GROSS BETA/GAMMA/ALPHA Full Database Record Report Samp # 48909 collect By-MEH ETN CA RWP 000054 Other; Cond. Storage Tank CST INSIDE TENT.DURING DIVIN Date/Time Start 05/08/09 9:40 Stop 05/08/09 16:35 Net Time 6.92hrs Flow Rate 22 Sampler SN 0001 Cal Due 07/29/09 Volume 9.13E+06 General Area Sample Beta Results Beta Conc. 9.61E-12 Counts 49 Bkg 22.50 Count Duration 1 Count Time 1723 Count Date 05/08/09 Eff 0.136 Beta DACs 0.00 Counter SN 700488 Counted By Fiona M Roberts Alpha Results Alpha Conc. 0.00E+00 Counts 0 Bkg 0.00 Count Duration 0 Count Time Count Date / / Eft 0.000 Alpha DACs 0.00 Counter SN Counted By Gamma Results Gamma Part DACs 0.00 Detector 0 Gamma Char DACs 0.00 Detector 0 Total DACs 0.00 Respirator PF 2 Total DAC-HRs 0.00 mrem CEDE 0.0

RP-AA-461 Revision 2 Page 21 of 23 ATTACHMENT 4 Dive Checklist Page 1 of 1 (Used for subsequent dives after crew's initial brief. May be performed in any order)

PRE-DIVE CHECKLIST (COMPLETE BEFORE EACH DIVE)

Date: 79117 Diver's Name: T'", ,," /,- RWP# 5*W4 Approved Dose Level: 70 ,10 mrem Current Exposure: 2 mrem Mi oO0 Miu-700 Maximum Stay Time: &6Minutes TDIV

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Dive Suit Survey Complete (including discrete radioactive particles) ".i-Hose Off Diver Decon Diver's Suit / Post Decon Survey documented Electronic Dosimeter readings recorded Multiple Dosimetry TLDs stored Prmary TLD returned to diver On*. /°,na 5 744 6e A Exposure investigation required? OYes lNo ime¶~~meft e Back :2gfi I ih' t 3 -11,4 X1,v/i A/1 0-W Vl /1/At/l ýe RP Technician (signed) Date RP Supervis4 'Review (signed) / Date

RP-AA-461 Revision 2 Page 22 of 23 ATTACHMENT 5 Diver Surveys In and Out of Water Page 1 of 1 Diver's Name: Th-, Dive Location:, 2-ST Date of Dive:

ST ime, RPT Instr Serial Cal Due Locatin1 on Max Reading 2"Ln Survey -Wte On Div-er re/h I" Survey _ _ ,_ ._mem/hr 21dSurvey mremlhr 4'"Survey __-_ _ _ mrem/hr_

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environment), perform detailed w/o & w/c survey, attempt to decon and allowdiver to return to water.

IfDiscrete Radioactive Particle >1i0mrad/hr and <500 mrad/hr, then RPT to survey diver suit approximately every 112ttr.perform detailed survey, collect particles and allowdiver to return to water.

If Discrete Radioactive Particle >500 mrad/hr, then imnrediately remove diver fromsuit, perform detailed survey ofsuit, characterize particles and Initiatedose assessment.

Date RP Technician (signed) Date RP Supervi'?Gn Review (signed) Date

OCGS Radiological Survey No. CAA- 0 - o3 j J Date *- J-0* Time 1,Iý30 Location CST Tank Top Enclosure RWP OC-01-09-00054 Reason *,.*,.. Tank Insnection Rx. Power- /O*a %

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