ML11200A348
| ML11200A348 | |
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| Site: | Oconee, Mcguire, Catawba, McGuire  |
| Issue date: | 03/03/2011 |
| From: | Glover R Duke Energy Carolinas |
| To: | Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| Download: ML11200A348 (99) | |
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R. Michael Glover Duke General Manager, Nuclear Support
- vEnergy Nuclear Generation Duke Energy Corporation 526 South Church Street Charlotte, NC 28202 Mailing Address:
P. 0. Box 1006 ECO7H March 3, 2011 Charlotte, NC 28201-1006 704-382-6108 Mike.Glover@duke-energy.com U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, DC 20555-0001
Subject:
Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC (Duke Energy)
Oconee Nuclear Station, Units 1, 2, and 3, Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287 McGuire Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2, Docket Nos. 50-369, 50-370 Catawba Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2, Docket Nos. 50-413, 50-414 Response to Request for Additional Information Related to License Amendment Request to Revise Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times This letter provides a response to a request for additional information (RAI) regarding the Duke Energy License Amendment Request (LAR) dated July 28, 2010, related to Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times. The request was conveyed by the NRC staff via electronic mail from John F. Stang on January 5, 2011. The NRC staffs questions and Duke Energy's responses are provided in the Enclosure.
The conclusions reached in the original determination that the LAR contains No Significant Hazards Considerations and the basis for the categorical exclusion from performing an Environmental/Impact Statement have not changed as a result of this RAI.
This letter contains no new commitments as a result of this RAI.
Please contact L. B. Jones at 704 382-4753 or Luellen.Jonesa-duke-enerqy.com.
Sincerely, R. Michael Glover Enclosure : : :
Oconee Emergency Response Organization and Emergency Services Training Program ERTG-001, Rev. 22 McGuire Emergency Response Training Program MTP 7111.0, Rev. 8 Catawba Emergency Response Training Program Addendum 7111-0, Rev. 11 I I r-A)Pr__J www.duke-energy.com
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission March 3, 2011 Page 2 Oath or Affirmation R. Michael Glover affirms that he is the person who subscribed his name to the foregoing statement, and that all the matters and facts set forth herein are true and correct to the best of his knowledge.
R. Michael Glover General Manager, Nuclear Plant Support Subscribed and sworn to me: /*O.C-i
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V. M. McCree, Region II Administrator U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Marquis One Tower 245 Peachtree Center Avenue NE, Suite 1200 Atlanta, Georgia 30303-1257 J. F. Stang, Jr., Senior Project Manager (ONS)
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 11555 Rockville Pike Mail Stop 0-8 G9A Rockville, MD 20852-2738 J. H. Thompson, Project Manager (CNS & MNS)
U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 11555 Rockville Pike Mail Stop 0-8 G9A Rockville, MD 20852-2738 A. T. Sabisch NRC Senior Resident Inspector Oconee Nuclear Station J. B. Brady NRC Senior Resident Inspector McGuire Nuclear Station G. A. Hutto, III NRC Senior Resident Inspector Catawba Nuclear Station S. E. Jenkins, Manager Radioactive & Infectious Waste Management SC Dept. of Health and Env. Control 2600 Bull St.
Columbia, SC 29201 W. L. Cox, III, Section Chief Div. of Environmental Health, RP Section NC Dept. of Env. & Natural Resources 1645 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1645
Enclosure I Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287, 50-369, 50-370, 50-413 and 50-414 NRC Question 1:
Section 3.1.3 provides the following:
Therefore, with the automated dose assessment capability, the required on-shift RP
[Radiation Protection] qualified individuals are able to provide dose assessment reports in the first 75 minutes of an event and perform other RP functions as listed in Emergency Plan on Figure B-8 (ONS) [Oconee Nuclear Station] and Figure B-1 (CNS, MNS) [Catawba Nuclear Station and McGuire Nuclear Station] in the individual site Emergency Plans. With this capability continuously available on shift, the 45-minute response time for augmenting the offsite dose projection function is no longer required.
If the automatic capability is not available, i.e., manual input of data into the dose assessment computer is required, what is the impact of the additional 30 minutes on the performance of "other RP functions as listed in Emergency Plan"?
Duke Energy Response 1:
At ONS, a shift RP qualified individual is assigned the on-shift dose assessment role each shift.
During an emergency, this individual's sole responsibility is to support on-shift dose assessment until TSC dose assessors assume the responsibility (once the TSC is activated). ONS has three RP qualified individuals minimum per shift, one assigned to on-shift dose assessment and two available to support other emergency response actions by RP as described in Emergency Plan (ONS) on Figure B-8. Other RP functions will not be impacted.
At MNS, a shift RP qualified individual is assigned the on-shift dose assessment role each shift.
During an emergency, this individual's sole responsibility is to support on-shift dose assessment until TSC dose assessors assume the responsibility (once the TSC is activated). MNS has three (3) RP qualified individuals minimum per shift--one assigned to on-shift dose assessment and two available to support other emergency response actions by RP as described in Emergency Plan (MNS) on Figure B-1. Other RP functions will be not impacted.
At CNS, a shift RP qualified individual is assigned the on-shift dose assessment role each shift.
During an emergency, this individual's sole responsibility is to support on-shift dose assessment until TSC dose assessors assume the responsibility (once the TSC is activated). CNS has three RP qualified individuals minimum per shift-one assigned to on-shift dose assessment and two available to support other emergency response actions by RP as described in Emergency Plan (CNS) on Figure B-1. Other RP functions will not be impacted.
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Enclosure I Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287, 50-369, 50-370, 50-413 and 50-414 NRC Question 2:
Section 3.3.3 provides the following:
The vehicle driver will be required to maintain radiation worker qualifications and a valid state driver's license.
Will the vehicle driver maintain the same respirator qualifications, if any, as the RP qualified personnel?
Duke Energy Response 2:
At ONS, currently non-RP personnel serve as Field Monitoring Team (FMT) drivers. The non-RP personnel assigned this role are required to be respiratory qualified.
At MNS, FMT van drivers are required to be respiratory qualified.
At CNS, currently only RP qualified individuals serve as FMT drivers. The RP qualified individuals assigned these roles maintain appropriate qualifications for field monitoring and are required to be respiratory qualified. Upon approval of this LAR, any new non-FMT drivers will be required to be respiratory qualified.
NRC Question 3:
Section 3.3.3 provides the following:
The ONS Emergency Plan currently only requires one individual to have FMT [Field Monitoring Team] qualifications for the specific function and duty.
Has a review of applicable FMT procedures for CNS and MNS been performed to determine if there are any duties that would require two persons to perform?
Duke Energy Response 3:
MNS has evaluated FMT procedures and determined that one FMT RP qualified individual can perform necessary surveys, sampling, sample analysis, and communications required. An additional person is needed as a vehicle driver.
CNS has evaluated FMT procedures and determined that one FMT RP qualified individual can perform necessary surveys, sampling, sample analysis, and communications required. An additional person is needed as a vehicle driver.
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Enclosure I Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287, 50-369, 50-370, 50-413 and 50-414 NRC Question 4:
Section 3.4.3 provides the following:
RP qualified individuals can include RP supervision and RP staff who routinely administer RP programs, policies and procedures. Based on their training and experience, these individuals maintain the level of knowledge required to function within the tasks as described on Figure B-8 (ONS) and Figure B-1 (MNS and CNS).
Do the "RP qualified" personnel maintain the same qualifications and training requirements as the RP Technicians, i.e., respirator qualifications, any type of requalification training, etc.?
Please provide a copy of any applicable procedure(s) that governs the EP training requirements and frequencies for the RP personnel.
Duke Energy Response 4:
At ONS, RP supervisors and staff personnel participate in the same training program as the RP qualified individuals. If an RP supervisor or staff person is used to fill an RP qualified individual's ERO position, they would have the same qualifications and training, including respiratory training (if required), as the technician filling the role. RP supervisors and staff personnel typically have qualifications for tasks associated with their areas of responsibility.
Personnel must be qualified for any job assignment that requires a specific task qualification.
RP supervisors and staff personnel who have task qualifications must maintain the same training qualifications and requalification as the RP qualified individuals. ERO requalification is covered in RP continuing training at least every two years. This requalification training typically consists of procedure and equipment reviews with a demonstration of skills and knowledge in FMT and Contaminated Injury training drills.
At MNS and CNS, RP supervisors and staff personnel participate in the same qualifications and training as the RP qualified individuals. If an RP supervisor or staff person is used to fill an RP qualified individual ERO position, they would have the same qualifications and training, including respiratory training (if required), as the technician filling the role. RP supervisors and staff personnel typically have qualifications for tasks associated with their areas of responsibility.
There is no formal requirement for RP supervisors and staff personnel to have specific task qualifications. However, RP supervisors and staff personnel who have task qualifications must maintain the same training qualifications and requalification as the RP qualified individuals.
ERO task requalification is covered in RP continuing training at least every two years. This requalification training typically consists of procedure and equipment reviews with a demonstration of skills and knowledge in FMT and Contaminated Injury training drills.
Attached are copies of applicable procedures that govern the EP training requirements and frequencies for personnel for ONS, MNS, and CNS, in Attachments 1, 2, and 3, respectively.
Page 3 of 6 Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287, 50-369, 50-370, 50-413 and 50-414 NRC Question 5:
Section 3.4.3 provides the following:
RP qualified individuals currently have other functional assignments in the ERO [emergency response organization] but are available during an augmentation (all call) to perform technician duties when not performing their primary function.
What "primary functions" are the RP qualified individuals performing and how is it determined whether or not the performance of these "primary functions" are priorities for the RP qualified individual that will allow the performance of technician duties?
Duke Energy Response 5:
At ONS, RP supervisors and staff personnel used to fill RP qualified individual roles are typically TSC dose assessors, OSC RP Manager, OSC Assistant to the RP Manager, and OSC supervisors. During an augmentation drill or real event, two shifts would be designated to perform the primary functions (two TSC Dose Assessors per shift, one RP Manager per shift, one OSC Assistant to the RP Manager per shift, and one OSC RP supervisor per shift). When all ERO positions are staffed, extra available responders will fill RP qualified individual roles.
At MNS and CNS, RP qualified individuals fill the following roles in the ERO: TSC Dose Assessor, RP Manager in the TSC, and RP supervisor in the OSC. During an augmentation drill or real event, two shifts would be designated to perform the primary functions (two TSC Dose Assessors per shift, one RP Manager per shift, and one OSC RP supervisor per shift).
When all ERO positions are staffed, extra available responders will fill RP qualified individual roles.
Page 4 of 6 Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287, 50-369, 50-370, 50-413 and 50-414 NRC Question 6:
Figure B-8 (ONS) provides the following:
- Provided by shift personnel assigned other responsibilities - until the emergency response organization is fully functional The inclusion of the ** to the 3 RP qualified individuals listed for Protective Actions could imply that other personnel on-shift would be able to perform the RP duties. Is that the intent for these RP duties or should the table be edited similar to Table B-1 (CNS) which does not ** the RP Qualified Personnel and does ** the Off-site Dose Assessor?
Duke Energy Response 6:
The ** for Emergency Plan (ONS) on Figure B-8 in the On Shift Column of the Major Functional Area of Protective Actions (In-Plant) states that any of the three (3) RP qualified individuals are subject to perform the major tasks listed: A) Access Control; B) RP Coverage for Repair Corrective Actions, Search and Rescue, First Aid & Firefighting; C) Personnel Monitoring; D)
Dosimetry; and E) On-Shift Dose Assessment. No other personnel on shift will be assigned these ERO duties--only RP qualified individuals.
The
- for Emergency Plan (MNS) on Figure B-1 in the On Shift Column of the Major Functional Area of Radiological Support and Protective Actions states that any of the three (3) RP qualified individuals are subject to perform the major tasks listed: RP Coverage for Repair/Corrective Actions, Access Control, Search & Rescue, Radiochemistry, Contaminated Injury Medical Response, Personnel Monitoring, Dosimetry, Firefighting, Out of Plant Surveys, In-Plant Surveys, and Dose Assessment. No other personnel on shift will be assigned these ERO duties--only RP qualified individuals.
The Emergency Plan (CNS) Figure B-1 On Shift Column of the Major Functional Area of Radiological Support and Protective Actions states that either of the two (2) RP qualified Individuals are subject to perform the major tasks listed: RP Coverage for Repair/Corrective Actions, Access Control, Search & Rescue, Radiochemistry, Contaminated Injury Medical Response, Personnel Monitoring, Dosimetry, Firefighting, Out of Plant Surveys, and In-Plant Surveys. One Off-Site Dose Assessor is assigned the Dose Assessment. The ** is shown beside the one (1) in the Dose Assessment row of the Radiological Support and Protective Actions. No other personnel on shift will be assigned these ERO duties--only RP qualified individuals.
Page 5 of 6 Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Docket Nos. 50-269, 50-270, 50-287, 50-369, 50-370, 50-413 and 50-414 NRC Question 7:
Figure B-1 (MNS) provides the following:
- Individuals may be assigned other functions in accordance with NUREG-0654....
The inclusion of the
- to the 3 RP qualified individuals listed for Radiological Support and Protective Actions could imply that other personnel on-shift would be able to perform the RP duties. Is that the intent for these RP duties or should the table be edited similar to Table B-1 (CNS) which does not ** the RP Qualified Personnel and does ** the Off-site Dose Assessor?
Duke Energy Response 7:
At MNS, only RP qualified individuals perform other RP emergency response activities prior to activation of the emergency response organization. No other personnel on shift will be assigned these ERO duties--only RP qualified individuals.
NRC Question 8:
Are the RP personnel at ONS, MNS or CNS assigned to the Fire Brigade?
Duke Energy Response 8:
At ONS, one Fire Brigade position is required to be staffed by either an RP shift qualified individual or a Chemistry technician. This slot is shared, and staffing is coordinated by the RP and Chemistry organizations. Currently, Chemistry does not have any Fire Brigade qualified individuals on shift.
At CNS, shift RP personnel are not assigned to the fire brigade.
At MNS, shift RP personnel are not assigned to the fire brigade.
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Enclosure I Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 on Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Attachment I Oconee Emergency Response Organization and Emergency Services Training Program ERTG-001, Rev. 22
ERTG-001 Rev. 22 Training Division Prepared By L. E. Garrett Approved By D. Mc Neely Original Date 4-10-96 Revised Date 09/21/10 Reviewed By R. Waterman Oconee Training Division Training Guide Emergency Response Organization and Emergency Services Training Program Note: A 10CFR50.54(q) evaluation shall be completed by the Emergency Planning Manager prior to approval of changes to this document.
1.0 Purpose This guideline provides specific details beyond ETQS Standard 7111.0 detailing how Emergency Response Organization (ERO) Training is implemented and administered at Oconee Nuclear Station.
2.0 Scope This training guide applies to all Oconee Nuclear Station employees who are members of the Emergency Response Organization. Offsite Agency training is addressed in Section 6.0 and Enclosure 7.11.
3.0 References ETQS Standard 7111.0, Emergency Response Training 10CFR50.47 - Emergency Plans 10CFR50, Appendix E - Emergency Planning & Preparedness for Production & Utilization Facilities American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) 80-1A, II, 1.7 Duke Energy, ONS Emergency Plan INPO 85-014, Generic Guidance for Emergency Preparedness Program Review Emergency Response Organization Listing Report I
ERTG-001 Rev. 22 Fire Protection Training & Qualifications Manual (NGD)
HAZMAT Response Plan (ONS Emergency Plan Appendix 10)
NSDII17 Emergency Response Organization, Training & Responsibilities NSD 224 Severe Accident Management Guidance Emergency Planning Functional Area Manual, Section 3.10, 10CFR50.54(q) Evaluations NSDII12 Fire Brigade Organization, Training & Responsibilities NSD1 19 Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT) Program Organization, Training & Responsibilities 4.0 Responsibilities 4.1 The Emergency Response Training Instructor coordinates the implementation and administration of Emergency Response training at Oconee to ensure that it meets the intent of ETQS Standard 7111.0.
5.0 Program Description - Site Training 5.1 Emergency Planning will identify to Division Management new positions that need to be filled in the Emergency Response Organization. Division Management will be responsible for replacing individuals who rotate off the Emergency Response Organization per NSD 117. It is the responsibility of Division Management to identify individuals to the ERO Contact who are to be assigned/deleted to the Emergency Response Organization.
ERO Contacts, listed on Enclosure 7.1, will schedule and verify training for designated ERO members.
5.2 The "Emergency Response Organization Listing" report reflects LMS data. This report is updated by the Training Group, as directed by EP when changes to the emergency response organization are needed. This database lists all qualified ERO members, drill participation, and continuing training requirements, with course completion dates. ERO Contacts can run the "Emergency Response Organization Listing" report as needed from Nuclear LMS reports. This report is also available from the Oconee Training Web Page or Emergency Planning Web Page.
5.3 The ERO Contact is responsible for the following:
Using the Emergency Planning Training Matrix to determine the course(s) required for each ERO position staffed by the division Scheduling employees to attend required training 2
ERTG-001 Rev. 22 Verifying initial training has been completed and entered in the LMS Database Ensuring that Enclosure 7.2 or electronic ADD/DELETE form is submitted to Emergency Planning upon successful completion of training Submitting Enclosure 7.2 or electronic ADD/DELETE form to Emergency Planning to remove individuals from the ERO Listing At least monthly, verifying that training is current for each ERO member in their division Securing training for individuals whose training is about to expire Note: The above referenced "add/delete" forms can now be accessed through the Oconee Training Web Page or Emergency Planning Web Page.
5.4 Applicable Emergency Response Training Instructor(s) are responsible for scheduling and publishing classes and notifying Division Schedulers and ERO Contacts as applicable. They are also responsible for developing and delivering emergency response training and notifying the ERO Contact once training is completed.
5.5 Training goals of one hundred (100) percent of the primary designated ONS ERO members and ninety (90) percent of the alternates will be used as criteria for training accomplishment.
5.6 General Training (Plant Access Training and Fitness For Duty),
initial training and continuing training for ERO members will be developed and delivered in accordance with ETQS standards to meet the desired results of the line organization.
5.7 Drill participation is one of the methods for ensuring that ERO personnel remain qualified for their position as identified on the ERO Training Matrix. Drills are training oriented and used for developing, testing, and proving skills.
5.8 Positions identified on the NRC Performance Indicator List will participate in a drill prior to being placed on the Emergency Response Organization List (qualified list). It is desired that participation take place under the purview of a mentor but not as an observer. Credit for drill participation will be HS0537.
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ERTG-001 Rev. 22 5.9 ERO members on the NRC Performance Indicator List who are already ERO qualified, may participate in a drill as a mentor, coach, evaluator, or controller, but not as an observer. Multiple assignees to a given key ERO position could take credit for the same drill if their participation is a meaningful and thorough opportunity to gain proficiency in the assigned position. Credit for drill participation will be HS0537.
5.10 Evaluated simulator training evolutions that contribute to the Drill/Exercise Performance Indicator Statistics, could be considered key ERO member participation, and may be used for this indicator.
5.11 ERO members in primary positions not on the NRC Performance Indicator List, should observe a drill prior to being placed on the Emergency Response Organization List. Credit for drill observation will be HS0537. Personnel log sheets list specific ERO positions where performers sign for the job implemented during the drill.
Those in training add their name to the bottom of the log sheet as an observer.
5.12 ERO members attending Tabletop Drills will only receive credit for the tabletop drill (course HS0538). Tabletop drill attendance does not qualify for drill observation or participation (course HS0537).
5.13 Emergency Response Continuing Training is required on an annual basis (plus or minus three months) except as noted on the Emergency Response Training Course Description (Enclosure 7.3) list. When testing is required, a passing score of 80% is required.
5.14 Emergency Response Procedures under the purview of Emergency Planning which have been revised, will be reviewed by Emergency Planning for training implications. If training is required, Emergency Planning and the Training Department will determine the audience and the training content. Training will be provided prior to procedure implementation for procedure changes which have a major impact on the performance of the job as determined by Emergency Planning.
5.15 Notices of terminations should be made to the site Emergency Planning Section for personnel who are terminating or transferring to another site so they can be removed from the ERO Listing.
The ERO Contact should forward Enclosure 7.2 or electronic ADD/DELETE form to Emergency Planning.
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ERTG-001 Rev. 22 5.16 Only personnel having a valid, Duke Identification card will be allowed to pass through the security gates during an emergency event. The Emergency Coordinator may authorize exceptions.
Only trained, qualified ERO personnel will be allowed access to the EOF. Exceptions to training may be authorized by the EOF Director.
5.17 Fire Brigade, HAZMAT and MERT training and qualifications are tracked separately from the ERO Listing. All Training Content Summary forms and training attendance sheets will be forwarded by the responsible instructor to the Training Division for data entry.
5.18 Fire Brigade training and drill participation is administered and conducted in accordance with the Fire Protection Training &
Qualification Manual and NSD 112 "Fire Brigade Organization, Training and Responsibilities."
5.19 The Fire Brigade Annual Practical Training is scheduled through the Operations Training Section with concurrence by the EP Program Administrator. The Training Division Fire Brigade/Haz Mat Instructor is responsible for conducting the training.
5.20 Unannounced fire drills are planned, scheduled and conducted by the EP Program Administrator. The Operations Shift Manager reviews the schedule for concurrence.
5.21 HAZMAT training is scheduled and conducted by the Training Division Fire Brigade/Haz Mat Instructor.
5.22 The EP Program Administrator and Security jointly schedules MERT training. The Security Group is responsible for conducting or obtaining qualified non-Duke training services to teach MERT training.
5.23 Severe Accident Management Guideline (SAMG) training will be provided to those positions identified on the training matrix. Initial and continuing SAMG training may be accomplished either through formal classroom training or by completing the SAMG CBT per the training matrix.
" Qualified OTC Operations Instructors will normally conduct formal classroom training. The Emergency Planning Instructor is responsible for coordination of these classes.
The Emergency Planning Instructor will administer the SAMG CBT training program.
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ERTG-001 Rev. 22 The Emergency Planning Instructor is responsible for maintaining the SAMG CBT to ensure that changes are incorporated. The Online & Print Services group in the GO is the contact for CBT program revisions.
" Revisions to SAMG CBT may be identified through student feedback or other input from subject matter experts
" The ONS Operations Support Group SAMG SME (Senior Engineer) shall review and approve all proposed SAMG CBT changes
" The General Office (GO) Accident Assessment Group is responsible for developing and providing SAMG continuing training for applicable personnel in the Accident Assessment Group at the GO.
Operations Shift Manager and Control Room Staff are considered as SAMG "Implementors" and participate in SAMG drills (HS0556) as offered for their shift rotation schedule.
Shift Technical Advisors, who are considered as SAMG Evaluators, are required to participate in a SAMG drill (HS0556) once every five years.
5.24 Security Force personnel are trained in emergency response in accordance with applicable portions of the Duke Energy Nuclear Security and Contingency Plan, Security Procedures, and Security EQS Training and Qualification Manual.
5.25 Security Officers complete initial emergency response training during the Basic Security Officer training. This training is documented in LMS (Learning Management System). No additional training is required other than Facility Specific training for positions as indicated on the OSC training matrix and PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N conducted during annual GET.
5.26 Some Security personnel may be assigned specific responsibilities such as OSC Security Liaison and JIC Access and Control. These personnel will be trained annually in accordance with Security EQS standards and documented accordingly. These personnel will also participate in emergency response quarterly drills as indicated on the attached training matrix.
5.27 The Operations Training Group will teach applicable courses identified on the Control Room Training Matrix. Records of this training will be maintained in accordance with applicable ETQS standards.
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ERTG-001 Rev. 22 6.0 Program Description - Offsite Agency Training 6.1 Training is provided to the agencies listed in the Emergency Plan that have an agreement with the Oconee Nuclear Site for their support in the event of a radiological emergency. Agencies and required frequency of training are listed on the Offsite Agency Training Matrix.
6.2 Records of training provided to offsite groups will be maintained by the Training Division.
6.3 Medical/Rescue support training will be coordinated through the Site Emergency Planning Manager and the Associate Administrator/Designee at Oconee Medical Center. Participants include Oconee Medical Center Emergency Room Staff, Oconee Medical Center Emergency Medical Services, and local physicians who have signed agreements to provide emergency medical service.
6.4 Fire - Rescue Agency support training is coordinated through the Site Emergency Planning Manager with the chiefs of the designated volunteer fire departments. Training is offered to participating personnel from the county volunteer fire departments in Oconee and Pickens counties.
6.5 The Emergency Planning Contact from the Nuclear Regulatory Issues and Industry Affairs group or site Emergency Planning is responsible for coordinating and conducting annual Government Agency Training. This training is offered to all of the risk and host counties that support Oconee Nuclear Site as well as S. C.
Emergency Management Division, and the NRC and FEMA. The original training roster and training materials are submitted to the Oconee Training Support group for entry into the LMS database and storing in NEDL system. Oconee EP also submits copies of these records to South Carolina State EMD. (Reference PIP 0 00167) 6.6 Training for participating personnel from the Law Enforcement Agencies is provided by the Security Section at Oconee Nuclear Site. The site Training Division provides information concerning emergency preparedness for radiological incidents to those participants.
6.7 Offsite Agency participants who attend training session(s) will constitute the required emergency response training required by the Site Emergency Plan.
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ERTG-001 Rev. 22 7.0 Enclosures 7.1 Designated ERO Contact List 7.2 Adding/Deleting ERO Members on the ERO Listing Report 7.3 Emergency Response Training Course Descriptions 7.4 EP Training Matrix - Control Room 7.5 EP Training Matrix - TSC 7.6 EP Training Matrix - OSC 7.7 EP Training Matrix - Fire Brigade 7.8 EP Training Matrix - Hazmat 7.9 EP Training Matrix - MERT 7.10 EP Training Matrix - Offsite Agencies 8
ERTG-001, Rev. 22.1 Page 1 of I DESIGNATED ERO CONTACT LIST Chemistry Susan Perry Engineering Cathy Bishop Debbie Hodges Jackie Hunter Joy Wriston
[OCE209, OCE210, OCE219]
Reactor Electrical Systems (RES) [OCE215, OCE3051 Mod Group [OCE306, OCE307]
IT/MCE/Design Basis Group [OCE216, OCE225, OCE302, OCE304, OCE313, OCE422, OCE424(1 )]
Back-up for MCE Maintenance Phil Richardson [OCE204]
Angie Powell [OCE203]
Operations Tony Lee Donna Smith
[OCE211, OCE303, OCE311, OCE401, OCE402, OCE403, OCE404, OCE405, OCE4061 Nuclear Supply Chain Cindy Gordon
[OCE213, OCE230]
Site Services Lu Smith [OCE220, OCE221, OCE231]
Radiation Protection & Bartlett Jackie Chapman [OCE205, OCE206, OCE207, OCE218, OCE222, OCE309, OCE426]
Safety Assurance (EH&S, EP, RC, SR)
Teresa Merck [OCE223, OCE229, OCE310, OCE312, OCE423]
Safety Assurance - (Security)
Tom Stipe [OCE208, OCE 217, OCE421]
Training Diane Perry (OTC) [OCE316]
Sara Morse (MTF) [OCE308]
Lamar Garrett (OOB) [OCE3141 VP Staff Kim Crowe [OCE301]
Work Control/Business Group (FMT Drivers)
Janice Butts
[OCE201, OCE202, OCE228, OCE427]
Gail Porter [OCE427]
World of Energy Sandra Magee Tina Worley (CCR) [OCE166, OCE173, OCE176, OCE421, OCE422, OCE425]
NOTE I'): OCE424 will participate is all NRC Graded Exercises and the drill prior to the Exercise for practice purposes. This position will also participate in the off year practice drills. These will be announced by the EP drill director
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ERTG 001, Rev. 22.3 Page 1 of 4 EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING COURSE DESCRIPTIONS COURSE ID NUMBER REQUAL PERIOD COURSE DESCRIPTION ENN623 Every 365 days Note 1 Hazardous Waste Contingency Plan Training HS0110 Initial Basic Respiratory HS01 11 12 months Respiratory Bypass HS01 13 12 months Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Initial Training HS0217 Every 3 years Note Confined Space Entrant/Attend 2
HS0250 Initial HAZMAT Initial Training HS0251 12 months Note 3 HAZMAT Annual Refresher Training HS0300 Initial Note 4 Initial Fire Brigade Training HS0537 24 months + 6 months Emergency Plan Exercise/Drills HS0540 Initial Community Relations Emergency Response HS0543 12 months + 3 months Government Agency Training HS0545 12 months Blood Borne Pathogens Training HS0546 12 months Blood Borne Pathogens - Questions & Answer Session HS0556 5 years + 1 year Note 5 Severe Accident Management Guideline (SAMG) Annual Drill MC3077 Initial Position Specific Accident Assessment Manager MC3090 Initial EOF Radiological Assessment Manager Position Specific MC3092 Initial EOF Accident Assessment Interface Position Specific OCC043 12 months + 3 months Emergency Response Yearly Update (Chemistry Continuing Training) 0C1507 2 years
+ 6 months Appendix R Training OC1030 12 months + 3 months Radiation Protection Emergency Response (ETQS-RP-1 11 - RP ERO Functions & Responsibilities during an Emergency)
OC1031 12 months + 3 months Information Transmission to Offsite Groups OC1793 12 months + 3 months RP Field Monitoring (ETQS RP-121 - Field Monitoring During Emergency/
Drill Conditions within the Ten Mile EPZ)
OC2242 12 months + 3 months Emergency Coordinator Training OC2595 12 months + 3 months Offsite Dose Calculation Training OC3704 Initial Chemistry Initial Emergency Response Training 0C4858 Initial Fire Brigade Onsite Familiarization (Walk-Thru)
OC631 0 Each Calendar Year Fire Brigade Training - Annual Practical (APT)
OC6312 2 drills per year 1st Quarter Fire Brigade Drill OC7842 2nd Quarter Fire Brigade Drill OC7843 3rd Quarter Fire Brigade Drill OC7844 4th Quarter Fire Brigade Drill OC6313 12 months + 3 months Annual Offsite Fire Department Drill OC6316 Each Calendar Year MERT Requal OC6498 Initial Nuclear Supply Chain Liaison - Emergency Response Training OC6560 12 months + 3 months Nuclear Engineering Emergency Response OC6792 12 months + 3 months Maintenance SPOC Team Emergency Response OC6851 Initial TSC - Position Specific - TSC NRC Communicator OC6973 12 months + 3 months Keowee Hydro Emergency Response OC6948 As Needed Table Top Drills OC7017 Initial DOT First Responder
ERTG 001, Rev. 22.3 Page 2 of 4 COURSE ID NUMBER REQUAL PERIOD COURSE DESCRIPTION OC7018 2 drills per year Note 6 HAZMAT Drill (2 separate drills annually)
OC7070 12 months + 3 months Radiological Emergency Response Training for area Hospitals & EMS OC7098 Initial OSC - Position Specific - Electrical System/Equipment Engineer OC7099 Initial OSC - Facility Specific Training OC7104 Initial TSC - Position Specific - Emergency Coordinator OC7112 Initial TSC - Facility Specific Training OC7114 Initial TSC - Position Specific - Operations Superintendent OC7122 Initial TSC - Position Specific - TSC/OSC Liaison OC7140 Initial TSC - Position Specific - Technical Assistant to the Emergency Coordinator OC7157 Initial OSC - Position Specific - OSC Manager OC7194 Initial TSC/OSC/EOF - Position Specific - Information Technology OC7226 12 months + 3 months Note 7 Fire Brigade Leader Training OC7227 24 months Note 8 Severe Accident Management Guideline (SAMG) Overview (SAMG Overview CBT-refresher training as identified in matrix)
OC7229 2 years + 6 months Note 9 Severe Accident Management Guideline (SAMG) CBT (Self Paced Course) or formal classroom training OC7230 Initial Severe Accident Management Guideline - 3 day course for Operator Instructors OC7231 As needed Severe Accident Management Guideline - Table Top Drill OC7274 Initial TSC - Position Specific - Engineering Manager OC7287 12 months + 3 months l1 Quarter Fire Brigade.Classroom Training Note 10 OC7288 12 months + 3 months 2na Quarter Fire Brigade Classroom Training Note 10 OC7289 12 months + 3 months 3 rd Quarter Fire Brigade Classroom Training
- Note 10 OC7290 12 months + 3 Note 10 4' Quarter Fire Brigade Classroom Training OC7296 12 months + 3 months Hazmat Awareness Training OC7304 As needed RP/0/B/1 000/02 - Procedure Changes OC7305 12 months + 3 months Offsite Fire Department Classroom Training OC7318 Each Calendar Year Automated External Defibrillator Training OC7319 Initial OSC - Position Specific - Technical Assistants I & II OC7380 As needed RP/O/B/1 000/19 - Procedure Changes OC7453 Initial OSC Maintenance Manager - Initial Position Specific Training OC7518 12 months + 3 months Confined Space Rescue Training O07550 Initial Note 15 TSC Ops Superintendent Assistant - Initial Position Specific Training OC7561 Initial TSC Emergency Planner - Initial Position Specific Training O07588 Initial ERO Field Monitoring Coordinator Initial Training OC7599 Initial TSC Engineering Manager Assistant - Initial Position Specific Training OC7618 Every 2 years Security Presentation to the Local Law Enforcement Agencies OC7618 Every 2 years Radiological Response Trng. for Local Law Enforcement Agencies OC7678 Initial Field Monitoring Team Van Driver - Initial Position Specific Training OC7764 Every 2 years Note 11 CPR Training (American Heart Association - Healthcare Provider)
OC7794 Initial State County EOC Liaison Position Specific Training OC8142 2 years + 6 months Extensive Damage Mitigation Guidelines OC8171 Initial Note 16 Oconee Systems Overview (for EOF personnel)
OC8227 Initial Note 8 Severe Accident Management Guideline (SAMG) Introduction
( SAMG Introduction CBT - prerequisite for OC8229 CBT )
OC8229 Initial Note 9 Severe Accident Management Guideline (SAMG) CBT (Self Paced CBT which fulfills to course OC7229-N)
ERTG 001, Rev. 22.3 Page 3 of 4 COURSE ID REQUAL PERIOD COURSE DESCRIPTION NUMBER OMP 3-08 Initial Operations Shift Manager Initial Training Program OP-OC-EAP-Note 12 Station Emergency Plan (Emergency & Abnormal Procedures)
SEP OP-OC-Note 12 Operations Shift Manager Implementation of Site Emergency Plan for Un-SAER-027 Announced Casualties - OP-OC-SAER-027 Exercise Guide TTC471-N 12 months (note 13)
Annual ERO Refresher/Update - CBT PATFQ-N 12 months Radiation Worker Training Bypass (INPO ACAD Document 93-009) -
RWTFQ-N Includes PAT Emergency Response Training Notes:
(1)
ENN623 - Initial Training required within 6 months of job assignment and refresher training required upon revision of Contingency Plan OR at least every 365 days for Large Quantity Hazardous Waste Generators.
(2)
HS0216 "Confined Space Entrant" has been rolled into Course HS0217 "Confined Space Entrant/Attend".
Training for employees designated to perform technical rescue.
(3)
HS0251 replaces OC6905 - Each member required to participate in at least one (1) eight hour session annually.
(4)
HS0300 is coordinated and taught by the Fire Brigade Instructors from all three Nuclear Sites.
HS0300 also includes Course HS01 13 (SCBA).
(5)
HS0556 SAMG Drill required within 5 years of initial qualification & ERO assignment for current position.
Ops Control Room personnel (SAMG Implementors) participate as offered by Shift Rotation Schedule.
STAs (SAMG Evaluators) participate once every five years in SAMG drill. Drill credit may be received for formal SAMG classroom training which includes a scenario for the students to work through.
(6)
OC7018 - The HAZMAT Team will participate in two (2) separate drills annually with one involving a petroleum (oil} spill. Participation is not required but desired for Team Members in these drills.
(7)
OC7226 - Training for Fire Brigade Leaders only.
(8)
OC7227-N - CBT continuing/refresher training required biennially for specific positions identified in matrix.
OC8227-N - CBT initial training required as a prerequisite for OC8229 CBT (9)
OC7229-N - SAMG Training course required within 3 months ofjob assignment.
OC8229-N - SAMG CBT which fulfills to course OC7229-N and may be used to meet SAMG training requirement. OC8227-N is required as a prerequisite.
(10)
OC7287, OC7288, OC7289, OC7290 - One of the quarterly sessions will include the "Annual Practical" (11)
OC7764 "CPR Training - American Heart Association" replaces HS0042 "CPR Training - American Red Cross" (used only at CNS/MNS).
(12)
Continuing training for OSMs/Reliefs is met through the Operator Continuing Training Program (Re: Operations Shift Manager Implementation of Site Emergency Plan for Unannounced Casualties -
OP-OC-SAER-027 & OP-OC-EAP-SEP Station Emergency Plan)
(13)
TTC471-N is a CBT required annually by ERO members participating in PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N. CBT is NOT required for personnel completing TTN386 annually. With implementation of NANTeL, ERO information required to be reviewed annually is no longer available through the PAT/RWT resource.
ERTG 001, Rev. 22.3 Page 4 of 4 (15)
OC7550 is also provided as initial training for the TSC Ops Interface Manager. The Interface Manger position will supplement the Asst. Ops. Supt. position while maintaining responsibility as the primary contact person for the EOF Accident Assessment group.
(16) OC8171 ONS Systems Overview is specifically for EOF personnel who have MNS/CNS systems experience and who are in ERO positions which need comparable ONS systems knowledge to make relative judgments.
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Training - OTC OC7229 ENS Communicator PATFQ-N Required Not OC8227 Training - OTC OC8142 HS0556 Training EPIOTC Log keeper RWTFQ-N Required OC7229 Training - OTC OC1031 Note 4 Training - EP OC8142 TTC471-N Training - OTC Offsite Communicator TTC471-N Training - EP Note 1,6 Training - GET OC1031 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Notes 1,6 OPS RO:
Offsite Communicator PATFQ-N Required Not OC1031 Training - EP OC1031 HS0556 Training - EP Log keeper RWTFQ-N Required Note 1 Training - OTC TTC471-N Note 4 Training - OTC TTC471 -N Note 1 Training - GET PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N
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(2)
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Initial & Continuing Training is met thru the Operations License & Requal Programs (re: OTC Lesson Plan OP-OC-EAP-SEP "Emergency Plan"; OMP 3-08 "Operations Shift Manager Initial Training Program". Note: OMP 3-08 is administered/conducted by the OTC & certain portions are accomplished by the Emergency Planning Manager).
Operator Training - Simulator (re: OTC Exercise Guide OP-OC-SAER-027 "Operations Shift Manager Implementation of Site Emergency Plan for Unannounced Casualties"). Objectives listed in OP-OC-SAER-027 are linked to previous OC2242 (Classification, PAR, Notifications) and will only be revised by EP Manager approval.
Initial & Continuing Training for the Shift Work Manager is met thru the Operator STA Program.
HS0556 - Control Room Staff & OSC Staff fulfill the role of SAMG Implementor and participate in SAMG drill as offered by their shift rotation schedule. Drill credit may be received for formal SAMG classroom training which includes a scenario for the students to work through.
HS0556 - STAs (SAMG Evaluators) participate in SAMG drills every 5 years.
OC7229 - SAMG training will be factored into the Operations Initial and Continuing Training Programs.
All training provided by the Operations Training Group will be documented & tracked through the normal OTC Training Program.
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RWTFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TTC471-N 47"
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PATFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 HS0537 Training - EP OC7229 HS0537 HS0556 Training - GET SAMG Decision RWTFQ-N OC7229 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Maker/Support OC7114 TTC471 -N OC8142 OC8142 TTC471 -N Ops Supt. Assistant PATFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 Training - EP OC7229 HS0537 HS0556 Training - EP (Ops Representative)
RWTFQ-N OC7229 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET SAMG Evaluator OC7550 TTC471 -N OC8142 OC8142
"-TrC471-N Ops Interface Mgr.
PATFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 Training - EP OC7229 HS0537 HS0556 Training - EP (supplements Ops RWTFQ-N OC7229 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET Supt. Asst.)
OC7550 TTC471-N OC8142 OC8142 TTC471 -N Engineering Mgr.
PATFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 HS0537 Training - EP OC7229 HS0537 HS0556 Training - GET SAMG Decision RWTFQ-N OC7229 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Maker/Support OC7274 TTC471 -N OC8142 OC8142 TTC471-N Engineering Mgr.
PATFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N HS0537 Training - GET Assistant RWTFQ-N OC7599 TTC471-N OC8142 OC8142 TTC471-N Reactor Engineering PATFQ-N Required OC7112 OC8227 HS0537 Training - EP OC7229 HS0537 HS0556 Training - ESP &
RWTFQ-N OC7229 OC6560 Nuclear Eng SAMG Evaluator OC6560 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TTC471-N TTC471-N
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TTC471 -N Public (See EOF Matrix)
Spokesperson IT PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC7194 Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TSC/OSC/EOF RWTFQ-N I
TTC471-N TTC471-N Emergency Planning PAT Required 07112 008227 Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N HS0537 Training - GET RWTFQ-N OC7561 TTC471 -N I -
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RWTF0-N TTC471-N TTC471 -N Maintenance Mgr.
PATFQ-N Required 007099 OC7453 "
Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N HS0537 Training - GET RWTFQ-N TTC471 -N TTC471 -N SPOC Shift Supv.
PATFQ-N Required 0C7099 OCI507 Training - EP OC1507 Training - Maint RWTFQ-N OC6792 OC6792 Training - EP OC7157 PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET I
TTC471-N TTC471 -N SPOC Maintenance &
PATFQ-N Required OC7099 O01507 Training - EP OC1507 Training - Maint Craft RWTFQ-N 0(6792 OC6792 Training - EP TTC471-N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TTC471 -N Maint. Craft Tech.
PATFQ-N Required OC7099 TTC471-N Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET RWTFQ-N TTC471 -N RP Manager PATFQ-N Required 007099 OC1030 HS0537 Training - EP &
0C1030 HS0537 Training - RP RWTFQ-N TTC471-N RP Instructor PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TTC471 -N RP Staff:
PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC1030 Training - EP &
OC1030 Training - RP RPM Assist.
RWTFQ-N TTC471-N RP Instructor PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET RP Shift Supv.
TTC471-N RP Radio/Board RP Dosimetery RP Craft Tech PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC1030 Training - EP &
oc1030 Training - RP RWTFQ-N TTC471-N RP Instructor PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Instructor & GET TTC471-N
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Field Monitoring Team PATFQ-N Required OCi030 Training - EP &
OC1030 Training - RP RWTFQ-N OC1793 RP Instructor OC1793 TrC471-N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TTC471 -N FMT Drivers PATFQ-N Required OC7678 Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N HS0537 Training - GET RWTFQ-N
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TTC471-N TTC471-N Respiratory Bartlett Nuclear PATFQ-N Required TTC471-N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - RP RWTFQ-N TTC471-N Chemistry Manager PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC3704 Training - EP OCC043 HS0537 Training - Chem RWTFQ-N TTC471 -N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET TTC471-N Chemistry Staff:
PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC3704 Training - EP OC0043 Training - Chem Chemistry Area Mgr.
RWTFQ-N TTC471-N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Sr. Scientist TTC471-N Training - GET Chemistry Craft Tech.
PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC3704 Training - EP OCC043 Training - Chem RWTFQ-N TTC471 -N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N TTC471 -N Training - GET Security Security Security EQS HS0537 Security OSC Security PATFQ-N Required OC7099 EQS Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Liaison RWTFQ-N TTC471-N Security TTC471-N Training - GET Security Shift Officers PATFQ-N Required Not Security Security PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Security RWTFQ-N Required EQS TTC471-N Training - GET TTC471 -N Operations Liaison PATFQ-N Required Not TTC471-N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N HS0537 Training - GET (currently/previously RWTFQ-N Required TTC471 -N licensed operator)
I NSC Liaison PATFQ-N Required OC7099 OC6498 Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N HS0537 Training - GET RWTFQ-N TTC471-N TTC471 -N NSC Support PATFQ-N Required OC7099 TTC471-N Training - EP PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET RWTFQ-N TTC471 -N
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Safety PATFQ-N Required Not TTC471-N PATFQ-N/RWTFQ-N Training - GET RWTFQ-N Required TTC471-N
ERTG-001, Rev. 22.7 Page 1 of 2 INITIAL FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX COMWOU
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NA Training Support Emergency Planning Coordinator Note 1: Must maintain current RWTFQ.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HSO1 10 or HSO1 11 and HSO113 or HSO 116.
Note 3: HS0303 - Initial Fire Brigade Leader: Only for those fire brigade members that have completed ISS, 2 years active fire brigade experience and designated by Ops Management.
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CONTINUING FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX Firefighting Foam X
Fire Brigade Org. &
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Response
Fire Behavior &
X ILB*
ILB* /LP Gas$
Methods of Extinguishment Portable Fire ILB*
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HAZMAT For It X
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Responders Firefighter Safety ILB*
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Incident Command ILB*
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Fire Hose &
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Appliances Fire Streams X
ILB*/ LP Gas$
Fixed Fire X
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Rad. Contam. Fires X
Annual FB Leader ILB*
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OC-7226 (note 4)
- ILB: Interior Live Burn S LP Gas: Flam. Gas Fires Note 1: Each fire brigade member must participate in at least two drills per year. Drills may be attended at any time during the year. Drills are documented using course codes OC-6312, OC-7842, OC-7843, OC-7844 or OC-6313 Note 2: Must maintain current either HS0110 or HS0111 and HSO1l3 or HS0116.
Note 3: Fire Ext. Initial (HS-0454) is presented 1st quarter of each year with practical during APT.
Note 4: Conducted in conjunction with APT annually (classroom and practical)
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ERTG-001, Rev. 22.10 Page I of I OFFSITE AGENCIES OCONEE NUCLEAR STATION POSITION TITLE GENERAL INITIAL CONTINUING TRAINING DRILLS EP PORTION:
FFD FACILITY POSITION DRILL GGROUP pPS/TlON
+DRIL SAMG GROUP SSPEIFCl SPECIFIC Participation RESPONSIBLE SPECPIIC PARTICIPATION DRILL RESPONSIBLE FO1R TRAINING JEVERY 2YR EVERY 5-YR FOR.
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Cannon Memorial Hospital
- OC7070 Training - EP (Annual)
Oconee Medical Center -
Emergency Medical Services OC7070 Training - EP (Annual)
Pickens County EMS OC7070 Training - EP (Annual)
OC6313 Emergency Corinth-Shiloh Fire Dept.
OC7305 Planning Annual OC6313 Keowee-Ebezener Fire Dept.
OC7305 Emergency Annual Plannina OC6313 Keowee Fire Department OC7305 Emergency Annual Planning OC6313 Emergency Six Mile Fire Dept OC7305 Planning Annual LLEA:
OC7618 -
Security Oconee County Sheriff Security Pickens County Sheriff Presentation **
SC Hwy. Patrol OC7618 - Rad.
Training - EP SLED T__g._*
Oconee County EOC -
HS0543 Corporate - EP Government Agency Training Pickens County EOC HS0543 Corporate - EP Government Agency Training_
Notes: (1) Training for these agencies is not required but offered as a public service.
(2) Local Law Enforcement Agency (LLEA) training is required every two (2) years. **
(3) Government Agency Training is required annually. ***
(4) General Training (Plant Access) and Initial training are not required for offsite agencies.
Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 on Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times McGuire Emergency Response Training Program MTP 7111.0, Rev. 8
DUKE ENERGY Line Review:
K. L. Murray.
MCGUIRE NUCLEAR STATION Training Approval: D. L. Hatley MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Approval Date: 9/29/2008 Rev. # 8 Implementation Date: 9/29/2008 MTP 7111.0 EMERGENCY RESPONSE (ER) TRAINING PROGRAM I
PURPOSE This guideline provides specific details beyond ETQS Standard 7111.0 detailing how Emergency Response (ER) Training is implemented and administered at McGuire Nuclear Site (MNS). The overall training program objective is to prepare and maintain a trained organization ready to respond to an emergency by providing quality training commensurate with each individual's emergency assignment.
2 REFERENCES 2.1 ETQS 7111.0, "Emergency Response Training" 2.2 NSD 112, "Fire Brigade Organization, Training and Responsibilities" 2.3 NSD 117, "ERO Training and Responsibilities" 2.4 NSD 119 "Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT) Program Organization, Training and Responsibilities 2.5 MNS Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures 2.6 MNS EP Group Manual 2.7 MNS Emergency Plan 3
DESCRIPTION This training guide applies to all McGuire Site employees who are emergency response members and selected offsite agencies, as specified in Attachment 6.
4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Emergency Response Training Instructor coordinates the implementation and administration of Emergency Response Training at McGuire Nuclear Site to ensure that it meets the intent of ETQS Standard 7111.0.
4.2 Safety Assurance Line Management (EP Manager) is the owner of the Emergency Response Training Program. Specific responsibilities of line organization include:
" Defining program content.
- Monitoring and observing training in all settings.
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- Approving training material content.
" Verifying personnel qualifications prior to ER assignments.
- Providing subject-matter expertise for analysis, design, development and implementation of training.
" Identifying initial and continuing training needs.
- Administrating vendor supplied training including contract, development/approval, instructor identification, and classroom expenses.
" Notifying ER personnel for training events.
" Evaluating training effectiveness from classroom and drill/exercise performance.
" Analyzing trends of potential training deficiencies (i.e. PIP, OE, etc.)
" Maintaining ERO facility access list (based on training status)
" Maintaining the Emergency Response Training Matrix current.
" Managing Training and Qualification records.
Ensuring trainees are aware of their training needs.
- Providing input for the development of training plans for the target audience.
- Designing and conducting drill/exercise scenarios.
- Providing coaching and/or evaluating trainee performance during drills as requested by training management.
" Ensuring appropriate priorities are placed on EP training activities by trainees and their management.
Removing from the ER Qualified Lists those members who do not maintain qualifications.
4.3 Training Support will partner with the EP Line Manager as a support organization charged with providing high quality training to improve performance and meet the objectives of applicable NUREG and CFR documents. Specific responsibilities of
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCE2DURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 the training organization include:
" Developing and delivering training which achieves the desired results of the line organization.
" Approving training material content.
" Notifying ER personnel for training events.
" Providing trained and qualified instructors who serve as role models while delivering challenging training materials in high quality, innovative ways that enhance learning.
" Partnering with line managers to conduct needs assessments for the target audience.
" Developing and maintaining lesson materials, job aids, handouts, etc.
" Developing and maintaining a master schedule for training classes.
" Modifying training materials (job aids, lesson plans, etc.) as needed due to feedback, operational experience, station changes, etc.
" Ensuring training is properly documented.
- Developing status/roll-up reports for all management observations and student feedback on classroom training.
- Facilitating remediation as specified by line managers.
" Evaluating student performance.
- Supporting the administration of vendor-supplied training including. classroom reservations, instructor evaluation and critique, and classroom expenses.
- Reinforcing management expectations in all training settings.
- Developing/maintaining cost-effective sources of hands-on training aids.
" Monitoring/reporting training attendance.
" Providing a single point of contact for line managers and supervisors.
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- Facilitating new equipment demonstrations.
.5 PROGRAM DESCRIPTION - SITE TRAINING The Emergency Response Training Program is organized into the following categories:
5.1 General Training ER members must complete General Training requirements as outlined in the ER Training Matrix. Site ER members will receive this training as part of their annual "Radiation Worker Training" requirement which allows them access into the TSC, OSC and Control Room. This training also includes "Fitness For Duty" (FFD) which fulfills the regulatory requirement that all ER members be subject to random drug testing. In addition, ER members will be required to complete TTN471-N Annual ERO Refresher/Update. (G-08-00027)
Employees of the General Office who respond to the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) will receive the EP portion of Plant Access Training and FFD as required by the ER Training Matrix for EOF personnel. In addition, ER members will be required to complete TTN471-N Annual ERO Refresher/Update. (G 00027) 5.2 Initial Training Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the Emergency Response Organization. This training may include Facility Specific, Position Specific, and Drill Participation, as required by the ER Training Matrix. All members of the McGuire Emergency Response Organization will receive Extensive Damage Mitigation (TTC513-N) as part of their initial training (M-08-0009).
Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the Fire Brigade Organization. This training includes the basic knowledge and skills needed to effectively control and extinguish the types of fires expected at a nuclear site as required by the ER Training Matrix and Fire Protection Training and Qualification Manual.
Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the HAZMAT Organization. This training includes the basic knowledge and skills needed to effectively mitigate and control HAZMAT incidents as required by the ER Training Matrix and HAZMAT Training and Qualification Manual.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev.# 8 Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT). This training includes the basic knowledge and skills needed to effectively respond and provide initial treatment to a medical emergency as required by the ER Training Matrix.
Initial training for each position is required only once during a person's service unless:
- Management requests initial training to satisfy a corrective action related to poor drill or exercise performance.
The individual's training has expired, and initial training is determined to be the method for requalification.
The Emergency Planning Manager has the authority to make exceptions to the normal training requirements. Exceptions to the training shall be used on a limited basis and shall be documented with a memorandum in the site training files.
5.3 Continuing Training As long as the individual serves as an emergency responder, he/she shall receive continuing training, as outlined in the Emergency Response Training Matrix, Fire Protection Training and Qualifications Manual, and/or the HAZMAT Training and Qualifications Manual. Continuing classroom training for selected positions is provided to maintain and improve emergency response knowledge and skills, including the following:
- Changes in emergency preparedness policies, plans, procedures, facilities and equipment.
" Industry emergency operating experience.
- Review of past drill, plant event and exercise performance problems.
5.4 Drills Drill participation is one of the methods for ensuring that emergency response personnel remain qualified for their position as identified on the Emergency Response Training Matrix. Drills are training oriented and used for developing, testing, and proving skills.
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MCGJRLE TRtMNING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 5.5 Exercises Exercises are used to evaluate the effectiveness of training provided during classroom training and drill participation. Coaching and/or on the spot corrections are not allowed during an exercise.
6 PROGRAM DESCRIPTION - OFF-SITE AGENCYTRAINING 6.1 Site specific Emergency Response Training will be provided in accordance with the ER Training Matrix for Fire Support, Medical/Rescue, Governmental Support, and Local Law Enforcement Agencies (Attachment 6).
7 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 7.1 Course descriptions are documented on."Training Content Summary" forms and recorded in the Nuclear Learning Management System (LMS) training database.
8 COORDINATION OF TRAINING SCHEDULES 8.1 Scheduling Required Emergency Response Training Emergency Response initial training is scheduled on an as-needed basis based on the established master. schedule for training.
The frequency of continuing training will be in accordance with the Emergency Response Training Matrix Report.
Scheduling of Emergency Response Training is centered around the following considerations:
Most emergency response training cannot be conducted during refueling outages. Sufficient time should be allowed for revision of training materials to include incorporation of changes identified through the SAT evaluation process, changes to the Emergency Plan and Implcmenting Procedures, commitments to improve performance, and identified errors in training materials.
NRC licensed operator and non-licensed operator continuing training will be included in the Operator Continuing Training Program schedule.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 8.2 Scheduling Required Offsite Agency Training Annual training is offered to the offsite agencies listed in Attachment 6 that have an agreement with McGuire Nuclear Site for their support in the event of a radiological emergency. This training may be completed any time during the calendar year, and is scheduled to accommodate the organizations as requested. Local Law Enforcement Agency (LLEA) and Public Information Officer (PIO) training is conducted every two years.
8.2.1 The Site Emergency Planning Manager, Training Support and the following. off-site medical personnel will coordinate Off-Site Medical Support training.
9 Carolinas Medical Center - Emergency Department Education Coordinator
- MEDIC - Staff Development Manager A minimum of one drill per year involving a contaminated injured person shall be conducted.
8.2.2 The Site Emergency Planning Manager, Gilead Volunteer Fire Department Chief, Cornelius Volunteer Fire Department Chief, Training Division Fire Brigade Trainer, and the Fire Department training officers will coordinate Off-Site Fire Support Training for Gilead (primary) and Cornelius (backup) VFD's.
8.2.3 The Corporate Emergency Planner / EP Instructor or designee will coordinate Government Agency Training.
8.2.4 The Site Emergency Planning Manager and the Site Security Section will coordinate Local Law Enforcement Agency Training.
8.2.5 The Corporate Communications Emergency Planning Coordinator will coordinate Public Information Officer (PIO) and other related Corporate Communications Training in accordance with the ERO Training Matrix.
Frequency of PIO Training will be determined by Corporate Communications.
9 TRAINING SETTINGS Where applicable, emergency response training should be conducted in the emergency response facilities to allow trainees a better understanding of their actual work environment, and equipment.
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Rev. # 8 Offsite Agency Training can be conducted at the agency location or the nuclear site. The training setting will be determined prior to each training session by the offsite agency and Emergency Planning Manager.
10 PROGRAM EVALUATION 10.1 Trainee Evaluation of Training Presentation Trainees are requested to provide feedback by completing a student feedback form.
The feedback process gives the trainees the opportunity to provide input on lesson objectives, training content, reference/handout materials, instructor presentation skills, teaching methods, examinations, and the physical environment of the training setting. Trainee feedback is reviewed by instructors who, in turn, provide written responses to comments and forward these to training management.
Additionally, trainees are requested to write comments on their procedures, equipment, facilities or anything related to their emergency response. Written comments outside the responsibility of the Training Group are forwarded to the Emergency Planning Manager for evaluation.
10.2 Training Program Effectiveness Evaluation Training Program Effectiveness may be evaluated through drills, exercises, or surveys.
- Drills Each drill concludes with a self-critique and an evaluation of the overall emergency response performance by the Drill Evaluators/Director.
Exercises Each exercise concludes with a structured participant critique and a controller/evaluator critique. A performance evaluation follows the critiques to determine whether or not the exercise objectives have been satisfactorily met.
Exercises are the primary means of determining the overall effectiveness of training.
Surveys Surveys may be used to provide an indication of training program effectiveness.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 11 TRAINEE EVALUATION 11.1 Emergency Response Training Initial Facility Specific Training is knowledge based and trainees will be evaluated using a written examination. Trainees must demonstrate satisfactory mastery of learning objectives by achieving a grade of 80% or higher on written examinations.
Examinations are administered immediately following training, or as soon as practical after training is complete.
Initial Position Specific Training is performance based. Initial performance based training for selected positions may be evaluated by completion of a Job Performance Measure (JPM) or drill participation. Training for positions whose emergency response function is outside the scope of their normal job function will include a performance evaluation.
Continuing emergency response training will be evaluated through drill participation and for selected positions will also include classroom training. Coaches and evaluators will make on the spot corrections of substandard individual performance during drills. Both drills and exercises will include an evaluation to determine if associated objectives have been satisfactorily met. A further evaluation will be conducted for objectives not satisfactoiily met to determine if an individual performance problem exists that may require additional or remedial training.
11.2 Offsite Agency Training Training goals and objectives will be considered satisfactorily met by training attendance. Written tests are not required. Federal authorities will evaluate offsite agency performance where applicable.
12 ATTACHMENTS The following have been included as Attachments to this program description:
12.1, Emergency Plan Training Course Listings 12.2, Technical Support Center (TSC) Training Matrix 12.3, Operations Support Center (OSC) Training Matrix 12.4, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Training Matrix 12.5, Control Room Staff Training Matrix
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12.6, Offsite Agency Training Matrix 12.7, Fire Brigade Training Matrix 12.8, Corporate Communications Training Matrix 12.9, Hazardous Materials Response:Team Training Matrix 12.10 Attachment 10,Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT) Training Matnix
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 EMERGENCY PLAN TRAINING COURSE LISTINGS ATTACHMENT I Rev. # 8 EMERGENCY PLAN TRAINING COURSE LISTINGS COURSE TITLE COURSE
SUMMARY
NUMBER OFF-SITE SUPPORT AGENCY Public Information Officer HS-0028 Government Agency HS-0543 Fire Support 1
MC-1106 MEDIC Emergency Response MC-3392 University Hospital Emergency Response MC-3408 Carolinas Medical Center Emergency Response MC-1 115 Local Law Enforcement Agency MC-2630 EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION (EOF/TSC/OSC)
Fitness For Duty (FFD) (for G.O. personnel)
-HR-109 Public Information Officer Trg.
HS-0028 Initial Respiratory Training HS-0110 Respiratory Bypass Training HS-0111 Emergency Plan Exercise / Drill.
HS-0537 News Group Emergency Response HS-0540 Post Accident Liquid Sampling MC-2954 TSC Emergency Planner Pos Spec MC-3048 TSC IAE Communications Pos. Sp.
MC-3049 Position Specific TSC NRC Comm.
MC-3050 Pos Spec OPS Proc Support MC-3051 Pos Spec OPS Mgr in TSC MC-3052 TSC RP Mgr Position Specific MC-3054 TSC Reactor Eng Pos Spec MC-3055 Pos. Spec. TSC Status Coord.
MC-3057 Pos. Spec. TSC Sys Eng Mgr MC-3058 Pos Spec Ops Mgr In Control Rm MC-3059 OSC Chemistry Supv. Pos. Spec.
MC-3060 OSC Nuclear Supply Chain Position Specific MC-3061 OSC Equipment Eng Pos. Spec.
MC-3062 OSC IAE Manager Pos. Specific MC-3063 Initial Emergency Coordinator MC-3064 OSC Mech. Mnt. Mgr. Pos. Spec.
MC-3065
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ATTACHMENT 1 Rev. # 8 COURSE TITLE I COURSE
SUMMARY
I__NUMBER EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION (E0OF/TSC/OSC)
OSC Coordinator Position Spec.c
-_MC-_3067 OSC Status Coordinator Po s Sp MC-3069 EOSC RP SupDr Position Specific MC-3070 OSC Safety Rep Position Spec.
MC,3071.
oSC Security Representative Position Specific MC-3072 OSC Ops SRO Position Specific E.Svcs.eMC-3073 TSC Ops Liaison Pos. Spec.
MC-3074 EOF Access Cntrl Dir Pos Spec MC-3076 Pos SpeR EofAccid Assess Mgr MC-3077 Pos Spec Eof Admin Support MC-3078 Position Specific EOF Services Manager MC-3079 TSC Data Coordinator Pos Spec MC-3080 EOF Ops Interface Pos. Spec.
MC-3088 EOF Radiological Assess Mgr PS..
MC-3090 TEOF Reactor Ph Cnesits Pos Spec a
MC-3091 EOF Ace Assess Interface P S-MC-3092
_TSC Site Assy,/vCoord Pos Sp MC-3094
_SAMG Table Top Drill
'MC-3 101.
-.Operations Support Center (OSC) Facility Specific Training*
MC-3261.
Technical Support Center (TSC) Facility Specific Training MC-3262 Initial TSC Offsite Agency Communication MC-3263 Continuing TSC Offsite Agency Communication MC-3265 Contaminated Med. Injury Drill MC-3372 Control Room License Staff Emergency Response Training OP-MC-EP-ENP Public Affairs Emerg Resp Rql PSE-100 Public Spokesperson Tm-Init PSE-102 Public Spokesperson PSE-103 Public Spokesperson Trn-Walk T PSE-104 EOF News Manager Training PSE-105 EOF Technical Liaison Training PSE-106 Public Info Coordinator Trng PSE-107 Public Information Manager Tm PSE-108 Media Coordinator..Training.
PSE-1 09 Media Liaison Training PSE-I 10 News Writer Training PSE-111 Teleproduction Support Coor Tr PSE-112 Regional Communications Coor PSE-113 Government Agency Liaison Trng PSE-114
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SUMMARY
NUMBER EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION (EOF/TSC/OSC)
Customer Serv Cen Liaison Trng PSE-115
-Rumor Control Communicator Tm PSE-1 16 JIC Admin & Logistics Mgr Trn..
PSE-117 Admin Support Staff Training PSE-1 18 State/County EOC Liaison Trng PSE-1 19 Internal Comm Coordinator Tmr PSE-120 Visitors Center Sup Staff Trng PSE-121 SAMG Evaluator Drill TTN-098 SAMG Overview TTN-099 SAMG Decision Maker TTN-l100 Continuing Emergency Coordinator / EOF Director Position Specific TTN-209 Continuing EOF Offsite Agency Communicator Position Specific TTN-210 SAMG Drill TTN-211 EP Pre-Drill Training
_TTN-212 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Facilit Secific Trainin TTN-213 EOF Emerg. Planner Position TTN-214 1OF LoRecorder Position Spec.TTN-217 Fitness For Duty Training TTN-366 Emergency Response/Preparedness TTN-386 initial EOF Offsite Agency Comi TTN-388 EOF Data Coordinator Position TTN-389 TSC/EOF Dose Assessor Position TTN-390 Initial EOF Director Position TTN-391 EOF Field Monitoring Coord.
TTN-392 EOF Radio Operator Position Sp.
TTN-393 RWT Fully Qualified (Rollup)
RWTFQ-N PAT Fully Qualified (Rollup)
PATFQ-N Duke Vendor Requal RWT (Site Specific)
RWTDVR-N Annual ERO Refresher/Update Training TTC-471-N ONS) SAMG Intro and Overview OC-7227 (DART 812)
McGuire Extensive Damage Mitigation TTC513-N
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COURSE
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INUMBER EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION (FIRE BRIGADE/HAZMAT/MERT)
Hazardous Material Awareness HR-0254 Basic Respiratory HS-0110 Respirator Training and Fit Test HS-0111 Advanced Respiratory HS-01 13 Child Birth, Infants & Children HS-0184 Medical Emergencies and Poisoning HS-0185 Patient Assessment.
HS-0186
..Bleeding and Shock HS-0187 Soft Tissue Injury HS-0188 Injuries to Extremities/Splinting HS-0190 Skull/Spine and Chest Injuries HS-0191 Bums and Evir. Injuries HS-0192 Moving.Patients & Triage HS-0 193 Confined Space Entrant/Attendant Initial HS-0217 HAZMAT Initial HS-0250 HAZMAT Requal HS-0251 Fire-Brigade Training HS-0300
.Fire Brigade Refresher Training HS-0301 Bloodbomre Pathogens CBT HS-0545 Bloodbome Pathogens Q&A HS-0546 Confined Space/High Level Rescue HSF-002
- Fire Brigade Physical '
HSMF-01 Respiratory Physical HSMR-0 1 Fire Brigade Requal Segment I MC-1770
- Fire Brigade Segment 2 MC-1771 Fire Brigade Requal Segment 3 MC-1772 Fire Brigade Practical MC-1773 Fire Brig Leader Training MC-1 774 Fire Brig Leader Practical MC-1777 Fire Brigade Station Familiar.
MC-1839 Fire Brigade Drill 1 MC-3032 Fire Brigade Drill 2 MC-3033 Fire Brigade Drill 3 MC-3034 Fire Brigade Drill 4 MC-303 5 Fire Brigade Drill 5 MC-3036 Fire Brigade Drill 6 MC-3037 Incident Command MC-3474 Professional Rescuer CPR MC-3494 Breathing Aids and Oxygen Therapy MC-3510 Fire Brigade Requal. Segment 5 MC-3530 Contaminated Injuries MC-3690 Vivalink AED OC-7318 Sim[
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 2 Rev. # 8 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) TRAINING MATRIX iý EP Tmg Emergency X
X MC-3262 MC-3064
Ast. Emergency X
X MC-3262 MC-3064 HS-0537 EP Trng TTN-209 -
HS-0537 EP Trng Coordinator TIN 100 TTN-211 (Note 8)
Emergency Planner X
X MC-3262 MC-3048 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Site Assembly/
X--
X MC-3262 MC-3094 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Evac. Coordinator IAE Communications x
X MC-3262 MC-3049 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 NRC Communicator X
X MC-3262 MC-3050 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Offsite Agency X
X MC-3262 MC-3263 HS-0537 EP Trng MC-3265 HS-0537 EP Tmg Communicator Dose Assessment X
X MC-3262 TTN-390 HS-0537 EP Tmg TTN-390 HS-0537 EP Trng S(Note 9)
(Note 9)
Operations Procedure X
X MC-3262 MC3051 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Support TTN098 TTN-211 TT'N 100 OPS Manager in the X
X MC-3262 MC-3052 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 TSC TTN-211 Radiation Protection X
X MC-3262 MC-3054 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Manager Reactor Engineer X
X MC-3262 MC-3055 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 TTN098 TTN-211 TIN 100 (Note 9)
Status Coordinator X
X MC-3262 MC-3057 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 System Engineering X
X MC-3262 MC3058 FfS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Manager TTN098 TTN-211 TTNIOO
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) TRAINING MATRIX-ATTACHMENT 2 Note 1: Must maintain current TTC-47 1-N and either RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HSO 110 or HSO I11 Note 3: Drill participation is required once per 24 months. The EP Manager may extend this time frame based on scheduled drill dates.
Note 4: SAMG participation is required once per 2 years Note 5: Training requirements met with HS-0532, MC-2720 or MC-3262.
Note 6: Training requirements are met with completion of TTN-389, HS-0534 or MC-3080.
Note 7: SAMG training not required prior to being assigned to ERO. Training will be completed, as classes become available.
Note 8: The EP Manager may approve the addition of an EC or Asst. EC without completion of Decision Maker Training. This approval will be based on the evaluation of the Decision Maker qualifications of the other ECs and Asst ECs.
Note 9: Training requirements are met with completion of TTN-390 or HS-0535.
Note I0:TTC513-N Initial Training and continuing training at a frequency of 2 years
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1rng I-5*d-U'i Chemistry Technician X
X Not Req'd (Note 4)
Not Req'd EP Trng
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OSC Nuclear Supply Chain X
X MC-3261 MC-3061 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 Equipment Engineering X
X MC-3261 MC-3062 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 I&E Manager X
X MC-3261 MC-3063 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 Maintenance Shift X
X.
Not Req'd (Nate 4)
Not Req'd EP Tmg Technician (Note 5)
Mechanical Maintenance X
X MC-3261 MC-3065 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Manaaer Operations NLOs X
X Not Req'd
(,vote 4)
Not Req'd EP Tmg (Note 5)
OSC Coordinator X
X MC-3261 MC-3067 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Asst, OSC Coordinator X
X MC-3261 MC-3067 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 RP Technicians X
X Not Req'd (Note 4)
Not Req'd EP Tmrg (Nrote 5)
OSC Status X
X MC-3261 MC-3069 HS-0537 EP Trng
" HS-0537 Coordinator OSC Radiation Protectioni X
X MC-3261 MC-3070 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Supervisor OSC Safety X
X MC-3261 MC-3071 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Representative OSC Security X-X MC-3261 MC-3072 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Representative OSC Operations SRO X
X MC-326 1 MC-3073 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 OSC Operations Liaison X
X MC-3261 MC-3074 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 FMT Van Drivers X
X MC-3261 N/A Not Req'd EP Trng HS-0537 Emergency Planner X
X MC-3261 MC-3048 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 OSC IAE Communications X
X MC-3261 MC-3049 HS-0537 "EP Trng HS-0537 Nvote 1: Must maintain current T IT-41-N and either RwT1--N or KWLDVK-N.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HS01 10 or HSOI II Note 3: Drill participation required once per 24 months. The EP Manager may extend this time frame based on scheduled drill dates.
Note 4: Section management will determine who receives and tracks position specific task training.
Note 5: Technicians assigned to report to OSC will be under supervision of the OSC Manager.
Note 6: SAMG Drill Participation is required once per 2 years..
Note 7: Training Requirements are met with completion of HS-0532, MC-2720 or MC-3261............
Note 8:TTC513-N Initial Training and continuing training at a frequency of 2 years.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (EOF) TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 4 VWiFR"1.NrV nPF.1ZATTONq FACIT.TTV (OP)
TRA1NIINc" M4AThQTY Rev. # 8 DW-1-LL 91/Awý fuli?
Accident Assessment X
X TfN213 MC-3077 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 Manager TTN-100 TTN-211 (Note 6)
EOF Services Manager X
X TTN213 MC-3079 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Data Coordinator X
X TTN213 TTN-389 1-S-0537 EP Trng HS-0537
,(Note 8)
EOF Dose Assessor X
X TTN213 TTN-390 HS-0537 EP Trng TN-390 HS-0537
_(Note 9)
Emergency Planner X
X TTN213 "
TN214 HS-0537 EP Tmg (Note 12)
HS-0537 EOF Director X
X TTN213 TITN-391 HS-0537 EP Trng TTN209 HS-0537 EP Trng (Note 10)
TIN-21 I TTrNI0 (Note 6)
Ast. EOF Director X
X TTN213 TTN-391 HS-0537 EP Trng TIN209 HS-0537 EP Trng (Note 10).
TTN-211 TTNIO0 (Note 6)
EOF Log Recorder X
X TTN213 TTN217 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Field Monitoring X
X -
TTN213 TTN-392 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 Coordinator (Note 11)
Field Monitoring X
X N/A (Note 7)
HS-0537 EP Trng (Note 7)
HS-0537 EP Tmg Team
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Must maintain current TTN-386, TTC-471-N, PATFQ-N and RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N.
Must maintain current either HR-109 or TTN-366 and PATFQ-N and RWTFQ-N.
Drill participation is required once per 24 months. The EP Manager may extend this time frame based on scheduled drill dates.
SAMG Drill Participation is required once per 2 years.
Training Requirements are met with completion of HS-0$32, HS-0540 (Public Affairs) or TTN-213.
SAMG training is not required prior to being assigned to the ERO. This training will be obtained as classes become available.
RP Section management will determine who receives and tracks position specific task training.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (EOF) TRAINING MATRIX-ATTACHMENT 4 Note8; Training requirements are met with completion of TN-38.9 or HS-0534.
Note 9: Training requirements are met with completion of TTN-390 or HS-0535.
Note.10: Training requirements are met with completion of TTN-391 or HS-0536.
Note 11: Training requirements are met with completion of.TTN-392 or MC-3085.
Note 12: EOF Emergency Planners required to complete ONS SAMG Intro and Overview OC-7227 (DART 812)
Note 13: TTCS1.3-N Initial Training and continuing training ata frequency of 2 years.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (EOF) TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 4 Rev. # 8 U'1LS1LU geC1y Communicator (Note 7)
Operations Interface X
X TTN213 MC-3088 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 Radio Operator X
X TTN213 TTN-393 HS-0537 EP Tmg HS-0537 (Note 8)
Radiological X
X TTN213 MC-3090 HS-0537 EP Trg HS-0537 Assessment Manager Reactor Physics X
X TTN2I3 MC-3091 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Accident Assessment X
X TTN213 MC-3092 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Interface TTN098 TTN-211 (Note 6)
Staff Support X
X.
TTN213 TTN216 HS-0537 EP Trng HS-0537 Nuclear State/County X
X PSE 119 EP Training PSE 100 EP Training EOC Liaison mI1-Note 1: Must maintain current either TTC 471-N, TTN-386, EP portion of Plant Access Training (PAT) for G.O. personnel or PATFQ-N, RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HR-109 or TTN-366 and PATFQ-N and RWTFQ-N.
Note 3: Drill participation is required once per 24 months. The EP Manager may extend this time frame based on scheduled drill dates.
Note 4: SAMG Drill Participation is required once per 2 years.
Note 5: Training Requirements are met with completion of HS-0532 or TTN-213.
Note 6: SAMG training is not required prior to being assigned to the ERO. This training will be obtained as classes become available.
Note 7: Training Requirements are met with completion of TTN-388 or HS-0530.
Note 8. Training Requirements are met with completion of TTN-393 or MC-3089.
Note 9: TTC513-N Initial Training and continuing training at a frequency of 2 years.
Nuclear State/County EOC Liaison added by PIP M-08-04371 17111.0 Att. 413 of 3 I~. I~*~7
MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 CONTROL ROOM STAFF TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 5 CONTROL ROOM STAFF TRAINING MATRIX Rev. # 8 WORKER TRAINING rj1AI-.,-I x SPECIFIC rvoi IU iN' SPECIFIC 1.rILWLL PARTICIPATION ur tjr RESPON.
FOR TRAINING r
,i ji Iurn SPECIFIC TRAINING PART.
RESPON.
FOR TRAINING Nuclear Control Room X
X NA (Note 2)
NA OPS Tmg OP-MC-EP-ENP EP Tmg Operator (Note 3)
Nuclear Shift X
X NA (Note 2)
NA QPS Trng OP-MC-EP-ENP
- EP Trng Supervisor (Note 3)
Offsite Agency X
X NA NA EP Tmg OP-MC-EP-ENP EP Tmg Communicator HS0530 (Note 3)
OPS Manager in the X
X NA MC-3059 HS-0537 EP Tmg N/A HS-0537 EP Trng Control Room (Note 4)
Operations Shift X
X NA (Note. 2)
NA OPS Trng OP-MC-EP-ENP EP Trng Manager /
(Note 3)
Emergency Coordinator Shift Technical X
X NA (Note 2)
NA OPS Ting OP-MC-EP-ENP EP Trng Advisor (Note 3)
Note 1: Must maintain current RWTFQ-N. Respiratory training is required by Operations Dept. to meet control room habitability requirements.
Respiratory training will be tracked by the Operations Dept.
Note 2: Initial training requirements are met thru the Operations License Training Program.
Note 3: Continuing training requirements are met thru the Operations License Requal Training Program.
Note 4: Drill participation is required once per 24 months. The EP Manager may extend this time frame based on scheduled drill dates.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 OFFSITE AGENCY TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 6 Rev. # 8 OFFSITE AGENCY TRAINNG MATRIX ev0 0s1 MEDIC MC-3392 EP Trngl Gilead and Cornelius VFD MC-1106 EP Trng University Hospital MC-3408 EPTrng.
Carolinas Medical Center MC-1115 EP Trng Local Law Enforcement MC-2630 Site Security and EP Trng Government Agency HS-0543 Corporate EP / EP Trng Public Information Officer HS-0028 Corporate Communications f? I 1.0OAtt. 61 1 of 1
MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 7 INITIAL FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX (Note 1)
(Note 2)
HSMRO1 HSMFO1 (Note 3)
(Note 4)
Note 1: Must maintain current either RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HSO1 10 or HSO 111 and HS01 13.
Note 3. Training requirements are met with completion of HS0300 or HS0301.
Note 4: Training requirements are met with completion ofMCl839 or HS0301.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 7 Rev. # 8 CONTINUING FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX Firefighting Foam X
Fire Brigade Org. &
X
Response
Fire Behavior &
X B 5*
BB* Or LP GasS Methods of Extinguishment Portable Fire BB*
BB*
Extinguishers (Note 3)
HAZMAT For IS X
BB*
X LP Gas$
Responders Firefighter Safety BB*
X BB* Or LP GasS Incident Command BB*
X BB*
Fire Hose & Appliances X
BB*
BB* Or LP Gas$
Fire Streams X
-BB*
Or LP Gas$
Fixed Fire Suppression X
& Detection Systems Damage Control &
X BB*
BB.
Ventilation Search & Rescue BB*
BB* Or Maze Rad. Contain. Fires X
FB Leader Practical MC-BB*
BB* Or LP Gas$
1777 FB Leader X
BB*
MC-1774 I
- BB: Burn Building/Flashover Simulator
$ LP Gas: Flam. Gas Fires Note 1: Each fire brigade member must participate in at least two drills per year. Drills may be attended at any time during the year. Drills are documented using course codes MC-3032, MC-3033, MC-3034, MC-3035, MC-3036, or MC-3037.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HSO110 or HS0II and HS0113 or HS0116.
Note 3: Fire Ext. Initial (HS-0454) was taught during Is' quarter of 2002 and will now be a CBT (I IS-0418) to be completed annually and tracked on the Dream Team, f71 11.0 Att. 712 of 2
MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 8 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION TRAINING MATRIX iJucjear _ur iNews Manager RWTFQ-N (or equivalent)
TTC47I-N A ~w I r k,-IN (or equivalent)
TTC47 I-N I 1IN21 (or HS0540)
I-,w r V-rN (or equivalent)
TTC47 1-N Nuclear Public RWTFQ-N RWTFQ-N TTN213 PSE 102 (or Corporate Comm.
RWTFQ-N HS0537 Corporate Comm.,
Spokesperson (or equivalent)
(or equivalent)
(or HS0540)
PSE103) &
(or equivalent)
TTC471-N TTC471-N PSE104 TTC471-N Visitor Center Staff RWTFQ-N RWTFQ-N HS0540 PSE121 Corporate Comm.,: RWTFQ-N HS0537 Corporate Comm.
(or equivalent)
(or equivalent)
(or equivalent)
TTC471-N TTC471-N TTC471 -N Nuclear Public TTN386 &TTN366 TTN386 TTN213
.PSE107 Corporate Comm.
TTN386 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Information Coordinator (or RWTFQ-N &
&TTN366 (or (or HS0540)
&TTN366 (or TTC47 1-N RWTFQ-N &
RWTFQ-N &
TTC47I-N TTC471-N EOF/ONS Technical RWTFQ-N RWTFQ-N TTN213 PSE1O6 Corporate Comm.
RWTFQ-N HS0537
-Corporate Comm.
Liaison (or equivalent)
(or equivalent)
(or HS0540)
(or equivalent)
TTC471 -N TTC471 -N TTC471-N Public Information N/A Required TTN213 PSE108 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Manager (or HS0540)
HR109 (or TTN366)
Media Coordinator N/A "N/A HS0540 PSE109 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Media Liaison N/A N/A HS0540 PSE1 10 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
News Writer (Inactive)
N/A N/A HS0540 PSE1 I I Corporate Comm.
PSEJO0 HS053 7 Corporate Comin.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 8 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION TRAINING MATRIX fD t-4'f' ;M(ft;ý i Min: 6 51,,
Teleproduction Support Coordinator Regional Communications N/A N/A HS0540 PSE113 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 orporate Comm.
Coordinator Government Agency Liaison N/A N/A HS0540 PSE114 Corporate Comm.-
PSE100 HS0537 orporate Comm.
Customer Service Center N/A N/A H1S0540 PSEll5 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 orporate Comm.
Liaison Rumor Control A/A N/A N/A PSEJl6 Corporate Comm.
as needed HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Communicator (inactive)
Internal Communications N/A N/A HS0540 PSEI20 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Coordinator JIC Administration &
N/A N/A HS0540 PSE117 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Logistics Manager Administrative Support N/A N/A HS0540
'PSEll8 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 11S0537 Corporate Comm.
(includes FAX Support, Media Monitor, Media Center Assistant, Registration Support, Delivery Support, Copy Support)
Web Communications N/A N/A HS0540 PSE124 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Coordinator Strategic Planning Advisor N/A N/A HS0540 PSE126 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Corp. Comm. Emergency N/A N/A HS0540 PSE127 Corporate Comm.
PSE100 HS0537 Corporate Comm.
Planner i
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 8 CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION TRAINING MATRIX Distribution Coordinator (ONS only)
.Advertising Manager N/A N/A HS0540 PSE129 Corporate Comm.
as needed as needed Corporate Comm.
Public Spokesperson N/A N/A N/A PSE102 Corporate Comm.
as needed N/A N/A Community N/A N/A N/A PSE102 Corporate Comm.
as needed N/A N/A Relations/District Managers
/
Field Emer. Responders N/A N/A N/A PSE122 Corporrate Comm.
as needed N/A N/A (C om m unicators)
Media Duty Training N/A N/A N/A PSE130 Corporate Comm.
N/A N/A N/A
- Iei riig-Mi u
akg settoMdi utesanulllnlac Additional Training/Information Coordinated by CorporateCommunications:
- Media Training - Mail out package sent to Media outlets annually in March
- Public Information Officer Training - Classroom training (-S0028) conducted for government agency PIOs prior to graded exercises.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 9 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING MATRIX Rev. # 8 Note 1: Must maintain current either RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HS01O 10 or HSO1 11 and HS 0113.
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MCGUIRE TRAINING PROCEDURE 7111.0 Rev. # 8 MERT TRAINING MATRIX ATTACHMENT 10 MERT TRAINING MATRIX INITIAL NC EMT Hazardous Confined Respiratory Respirator SCBA Child Birth, Medical Patient Bleeding &
Soft Tissue Injuries to Skull/Spine Cert.
Materials Space/High Physical Training (Adv.
Infants &
Emergencies &
Assess-ment Shock Injury Extremities/Sp and Chest Awareness Level Rescue And Fit Test Resp.)
Children Poisoning linting Injuries MC3597 HR0254 HSF002 HSMR01 HS01II HSSO113 HS0184 HS0185 HSOI86 HS0187 HS0188 HS0190 HS0191 Note I Note I Note I Note I Note I Note ]
Note I
- This certification is received outside of the Duke Power training program. This certification exempts personnel from those courses marked as Note 1.
Burns &
Moving Confined Space Bloodbome Bloodborne Incident Professional Breathing Vivalink Cont.
Radiation Worker Training Envir.
Patients &
Entrant /
Pathogens Pathogens Q Command Rescuer CPR Aids and AED Injuries Injuries Triage Attendant CBT
& A Oxygen Initial Therapy" HS0192 HS0193
-S0217 HS0545 HS0546 MC3474 MC3494 MC3510 OC7318 MC3690 RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N Note I Note I Note]l Note I CONTINUING (12 M NTH REQUAL)
Hazardous Respiratory Respirator SCBA Bloodbome Bloodbome Professional
- "-Radiation Worker Training Materials Physical Training And (Adv. Resp.)
Pathogens CBT Pathogens Q/A Rescuer CPR Awareness I
Fit Test I
HR0254 HSMROI HS0111 HS0113 HS0545 HS0546 MC3494 RWTFQ-N or RWTDVR-N CONTINUING (ANNUAL REQUAL)
Confined Child Medical Patient Bleeding Soft Tissue Injuries to Skull/Spine Bums &
Moving Incident Breathing Aids Vivalink Cont.
Space/ligh
- Birth, Emergencies Assessment
& Shock Injury Extremiti n
est Envir.
Patients Command and Oxygen AED InjuriesTr Level Infants &
& Poisoning
/ Splinting Injuries Injuries
& Triage Therapy Rescue Children r
HSF002 HS01R4 HS01g5 I HS014HS 7
HS0185 HS0190 HS0191 HS0192 HS0193 MC3474 MC3510 OC7318 MC3690
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Request for Additional Information Related to LAR dated July 28, 2010 on Duke Energy Emergency Plans On-Shift Staffing and Augmentation Times Catawba Emergency Response Training Program Addendum 7111-0, Rev. 11
Duke Catawba Nuclear Station Training
[rPower.
Addenda A Duke Energy Company Addendum Catawba Nuclear Site Emergency Response (ER) Training Program 7111.0 Description REVISION NUMBER ISSUE DATE 0
1 03/12101 2
11/20/01 3
10/01/02 4
01/08/03 5
03/31/03 6
03/31/04 7
02/23/05 8
03/27/06 9
08121/06 10 06-26-08 11 12-02-08 Approved by/Date:
R.M. Weatherford/ 11/20/08 Training Manager Tom Arlow 12/01/08 Emergency Planning Manager
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 CNS Addendum Revision Sheet Addendum 7111.0 Catawba Nuclear Site Emergency Response (ER) Training Program Description Revision Description Revision Number Author 1
Attach. 1 - Deleted summary no. HS0534. Deleted Tim summary no. MC 3089. Added summary no. MC3090.
Daniels/
Deleted summary no. TTN212. Deleted summary no.
Bryan HS0535. Added summary nos. TTN390 and TTN209.
Nanney Attach. 2 - Deleted Regulatory Compliance position from matrix. Deleted summary no. TTN21 1. Added note 3 to include drill summary nos. Revised title HR Manager to Security/HR Manager. Deleted Summary no. TTN099.
Deleted summary no. HS0535.
Attach. 3 - Deleted summary no. TTN099. Deleted summary no. TTN21 1. Revised title of C&F Manager to NSC Manager.
Attach. 4 - Added note 3 to include drill summary nos.
Revised title of C&F Manager to EOF Services Manager.
Combined EOF Commissary and Admin. Support into one position. Add summary no. MC3090 to Rad Assessment Manager. Deleted summary no. TTN390.
Attach. 7 - Revised page 1 to include Fire Brigade Medical Physical. Revised page 2 to rearrange fire brigade course assignments. Revised page 3 to rearrange fire brigade course assignments. Added note in reference to fire brigade medical physicals.
2 Page 7, 5.2 -Changed Site Support Training to Training Tim Support.
Daniels/
Page 9, 6.3.2.1 - Changed Site Support Training to Bryan Training Support.
Nanney Attach. 1 - Added summary nos. HS01 10, HS01 11, HS01 13 to Miscellaneous Training table. Added summary no. CNEA02 to OSC table.
Attach. 3 - Added summary nos. CNEA02, CNEA29 to RP Technicians matrix Attach. 4 - Added UA1 001 to Note 1 and Note 2 Attach. 7 - Added HS01 13 to Cont. Fire Brigade Training Matrix 12/2/2008 Page 2 of 15 Rev. 11
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Attach. I - Added summary nos. CNEA21, CNEA42 &
Tim ENNO01 to Control Room table. Deleted summary nos.
Daniels CNEA1 7, CNEA1 8, CNEA27, CNEA36 from the CR table.
Deleted HS0028 from EOF table. Deleted CNEA39 and added ENNO01 to TSC table.
Attach. 2 - Changed Sec./HR Manager to Security Manager. Added ENNO01 to EC/Assistant EC matrix under Initial, Position Specific.
3 Attach. 4 - Deleted MC-3085 for Field Monitoring Tim Coordinator Initial Position Specific from EOF table.
Daniels Deleted MC3089 for Radio Operator Initial Position Specific from EOF Table. Deleted the word or from FMC matrix under Initial, Position Specific.
Attach. 5 - Added summary nos. CNEA42 and CNEA21 to Nuclear Control Room Operator Matrix. Added summary nos. CNEA42 and CNEA21 to Nuclear Unit Shift Supervisor, SROs Matrix and deleted CNEA06.
Added Note 4. Deleted Offsite Agency Communicator Position Title from matrix. Deleted OP-CN-EP-SEP from Control Room-TSC Communicator Matrix. Added CNEA42 and ENNO01 to Initial Position Specific, deleted CNEA17 and added CNEA21 to Continuing training for OSM/Emergency Coordinator. Deleted Shift Technical Adviser requirements from training matrix.
Attach. 9 - Changed EN0001 to ENNO01. Deleted '1 per calendar year' after the word Drills in the continuing matrix.
4 Page 6,section 5.2 - Reworded 2nd bullet to read Tim
'Notifying ERO personnel of individual training Daniels requirements as needed.'
Attach. 1 - Deleted EOF Meteorologist position Bryan information.
Nanney Attach. 4 - Deleted the Meteorologist position training requirements information.
5 Document number revised to align with the six INPO Bryan Objectives for Accreditation Nanney 6
Attach. 1 - Page 1,Contol Room Matrix - Deleted Tim ENNO01 training requirement. Page 4, Shared Position Daniels Training Matrix - Deleted ENNO01 training requirement.
Page 5, TSC Matrix - Deleted ENNO01 training Bryan requirement.
Nanney Attach. 2 - Deleted ENNO01 training requirement for EC/Assistant EC positions.
Attach. 4 - corrected typo (spelling) of TTN1 00 under 12/2/2008 Page 3 of 15 Rev. 11
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Attach. 5 - Deleted ENNO01 training requirement for OSM.
Attach. 7 - Deleted ENNO01 training requirement from position specific.
Attach. 9 - Deleted ENNO01 training requirement for initial and continuing training for Haz Mat Team 7
Attach. 1 - Deleted CNCA01, CNEA02, CNEA07, CNEA29, CNEA30, CNEA31, CNEA41, CNRA01 from the OSC training matrix.
Tim Attach. 3 - Deleted CNEA02 as a requirement from RP Daniels technicians. Added the word 'position' to Note 3.
Attach. 4 - Deleted the Status Keeper position from EOF Bryan Training matrix.
Nanney Attach. 5 - Added the position 'SSA Off Site Communications Assistant' to the CR Staff Training Matrix 8
Page 9 - Deleted from Fire Brigade description the Tim following: Fire Protection Training and Qualification Daniels Manual.
Page 10 - Deleted the following statement from 6.1.3:
Bryan Matrix Fire Protection Training and Qualifications Manual, Nanney and/or the HAZMAT Training and Qualifications Manual Page 14 - Added attachment 8 as an enclosure.
Attach. I - Added the following to Misc. Training -
HS01 16 Advanced Basic Resp. (SCBA) requal Attach. 2 - Deleted CNEA05 as a continuing training requirement for Data Coordinator Attach. 7 - Deleted FB Leader Requal CNFA05. Added HS01 16 to HS01 13 block.
Attach. 8 - Added Attach. 8, "Fire Brigade Leader Training Matrix. Renumbered atttachments 9 and 10 Attach. 10 - Added HS01 16 to HazMat Responder Continuing Training.
9 Attach. 2 - added CNEA16 as a training requirement for Tim Evacuation Coordinator. Added TTN211 as an initial Daniels training requirement for Operations Engineer.
Attach. 3 - Deleted FMT Van Drivers position from OSC Bryan Training Matrix.
Nanney 10 Attach.2 - Changed Note 1 to reflect new GET course Tim code numbers RWTFQ, PATFQ. Added the following Daniels &
note to the emergency planner requirements: Note 4:
Bryan CNS EP Task Guideline #17 (PSG) must be completed Nanney prior to assuming the role of duty emergency planner 12/2/2008 Page 4 of 15 Rev. 11
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 Attach.3 - Changed Note 1 to reflect new GET course code numbers RWTFQ, PATFQ.
Attach.4 - Changed Notes 1 and 2 to reflect new GET course code numbers RWTFQ, PATFQ. Added the following note to the emergency planner requirements:
Note 4: CNS EP Task Guideline #17 (PSG) must be completed prior to assuming the role of duty emergency planner 10 Attach.1 - Added TTC471-N, Annual ERO Tim Refresher/Update CBT to Attachment 1 for TSC, OSC, Daniels EOF required training. Added MC3076, Access Control and Bryan Director Position Specific.
Nanney Attach.2 - Added TTC471-N to Note 1.
Attach.3 - Added TTC471-N to Note 1.
Attach.4 - Added TTC471-N to Note 1. Deleted TTN386 from Note 1 and added TTN386 to Note 2. Added MC3076 to Access Control Director Position Specific training requirements Deleted Administrative Support from EOF Training Matrix Bill Added CNEA49-N to initial TSC positions EC/Assistant Edmunds EC,Operations Engineer, OPS Superintiendent, Engineering Manager, Reactor Engineer, Added DART 422 as an initial and 24 month continuning facility specific training for all TSC,OSC and EOF positions.
11 Public Affairs Matrix updated to reflect new GET course code numbers RWTFQ, PATFQ.
B.5.b / EDMG Training Matrix updated to assign/track CNEA49 using operations lesson plan OP-CN-CP-EDM 12/2/2008 Page 5 of 15 Rev. 11
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 7111.0 Catawba Nuclear Site Emergency Response (ER) Training Program Description Program: Site Support 1.0 OBJECTIVE The overall training program objective is to prepare and maintain a trained organization ready to respond to an emergency by providing quality training commensurate with each individual's emergency assignment.
2.0 SCOPE This program applies to:
" Emergency Response Organization (TSC, OSC, EOF, Fire Brigade, HAZMAT, MERT)
" Selected offsite agencies, as specified in attachment 6.
3.0 REFERENCES
3.1 Procedures / Instructions ETQS 7111.0 "Emergency Response Training" NSD 112 "Fire Brigade Organization, Training and Responsibilities" NSD 117 "ERO Training and Responsibilities" NSD 119 "Medical Emergency.Response Team (MERT) Program Organization, Training and Responsibilities" 3.2 Manuals CNS Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures CNS EP Group Manual CNS Emergency Plan 3.3 Other NUREG-0654, also FEMA-REP-1, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Planning in Support of Nuclear Power Plants by the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, January 1980, Washington, D.C.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, Appendix E, "Emergency Planning and Planning for Production and Utilization Facilities."
4.0 BASIS The Emergency Response Organization provides quick, professional responses to plant conditions to ensure the safety of the plant, plant personnel, and the public. Individuals serving in the Emergency Response Organization must be trained to emergency response processes and procedures to provide the level of expertise needed to respond to and mitigate emergency situations.
5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 5.1 Line Management Training Responsibilities Safety Assurance Line Management (EP Manager) is the owner of the Emergency Planning Training Program.
Specific responsibilities of line organization include:
" Defining program content.
" Monitoring and observing training in all settings.
" Approving Technical Accuracy of training material content.
- Verifying personnel qualifications prior to ERO assignments.
Providing subject-matter expertise for analysis, design, development and implementation of training.
" Identifying initial and continuing training needs.
" Administrating vendor supplied training including contract development/approval, instructor identification, and classroom expenses.
" Notifying ERO personnel for training drills and exercises.
Evaluating training. effectiveness from classroom and drill/exercise performance.
" Analyzing trends of potential training deficiencies (i.e. PIP, OE, etc.).
Maintaining an EP Change Review Committee with active line participation.
" Maintaining the ERO facility access lists (based on training status).
Verifying the Emergency Response training matrix current.
Ensuring trainees are aware of their training needs.
" Providing input for the development of training plans for the target audience.
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" Designing and conducting drills/exercise scenarios.
Providing coaching and/or evaluates trainee performance during drills as requested by training management.
" Ensuring appropriate priorities are placed on EP training activities by management.
Removing from the ER Qualified List those members who do not maintain qualifications.
5.2 Training Support Responsibilities Training Support will partner with the EP Line Manager as a support organization charged with providing high quality training to improve performance and meeting the requirements of applicable regulations.
Specific responsibilities of the training organization include:
Developing and delivering training which achieves the desired results of the line organization.
Notifying ERO personnel of individual training requirements as needed.
" Providing trained and qualified instructors who serve as role models while delivering challenging training materials in high quality, innovative ways that enhance learning.
" Partnering with line managers to conduct needs assessments for the target audience.
" Developing and maintaining lesson materials, job aids, handouts, etc.
" Developing and maintaining a master schedule for training classes.
Modifying training materials (job aids, lesson plans, etc.) as needed due to feedback, operational experience, station changes, etc.
" Ensuring training is properly documented.
Developing status/roll-up reports for all management observations and student feedback on classroom training.
Facilitating remediation as specified by line managers.
" Evaluation of student performance.
Supporting the administration of vendor-supplied training including classroom reservations, instructor evaluation and critique, and classroom facilitation.
Reinforcing management expectations in all training settings.
Developing/maintaining cost-effective sources of hands-on training aids.
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" Providing a single point of contact for line managers and supervisors.
Facilitating new equipment demonstrations.
" Update ERO Training Matrix as requested by EP Management.
5.3 EP Change Review Committee The EP Change Review Committee provides direction to the Training Group. Specifically, the CRC is expected to:
" Review and recommend approval of training matrix changes, topics selected for training, terminal objectives, training program revisions resulting from program evaluations, and training schedules.
" Review procedure and EP manual revisions for training applications.
" Determine training requirements for Emergency responders reassigned to positions after an extended absence from that position or facility.
Review and discuss training suggestions made by other departments.
" Provide recommendations to Training.
Change Review Committee representatives generally include the following:
Emergency Planning Manager and other EP staff
" Training Group Management ER Training Instructor
" Other representative ER personnel as necessary 6.0 PROCESS 6.1 Organization 6.1.1 General Training ER members must complete General Training requirements as outlined in the ER Training Matrix (Attachments 2 - 5). Site ER members will receive this training as part of their annual "Radiation Worker Training" requirement which allows them access into the TSC, OSC, and Control Room. This training also includes "Fitness For Duty" (FFD) which fulfills the regulatory requirement that all ER members be subject to random drug testing.
Employees of the General Office who respond to the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) will receive the EP portion of Plant Access Training and FFD as required by the ER Training Matrix for EOF personnel.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 6.1.2 Initial Training Emergency Response Organization ERO, TSC, OSC, EOF, Control Room Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the Emergency Response Organization. This training may include Facility Specific, Position Specific, and Drill Participation, as required by the ER Training Matrix.
" Fire Brigade Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the Fire Brigade Organization. This training includes the basic knowledge and skills needed to effectively control and extinguish the types of fires expected at a nuclear site as required by the ER Training Matrix and NSD 112.
HAZMAT Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the HAZMAT Organization. This training includes the basic knowledge and skills needed to effectively mitigate and control HAZMAT incidents as required by the ER Training Matrix and HAZMAT Training and Qualification Manual.
" MERT Initial training is required for newly assigned individuals prior to becoming a member of the Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT). This training includes the basic knowledge and skills needed to effectively respond and provide initial treatment to a medical emergency as required by NSD 119, "Medical Emergency Response Team (MERT) Program Organization, Training and Responsibilities".
Initial training for each position is required only once during a person's service on the ERO unless:
Management requests initial training to satisfy a corrective action related to poor drill or exercise performance
" The individual's continuing training has expired, and initial training is determined by EP Management to be the method for re-qualification The Emergency Planning Manager has the authority to make exceptions to the normal training requirements. Exceptions to the training shall be used on a limited basis and shall be documented with a memorandum in the site training files.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 6.1.3 Continuing Training As long as the individual serves as an emergency responder, he/she shall receive continuing training, as outlined in the Emergency Response Training. Continuing classroom training for selected positions is provided to maintain and improve emergency response knowledge and skills, including the following:
- Changes in emergency preparedness policies, plans, procedures, facilities and equipment.
" Industry emergency operating experience.
Review of past drill, plant event and exercise performance problems.
6.1.4 Drills Drill participation is one of the methods for ensuring that ER personnel remain qualified for their position as identified on the ER Training Matrix. Drills are training oriented and used for developing, testing, and proving skills.
6.1.5 Exercises Exercises are used to evaluate the effectiveness of training provided during classroom training and drill participation. Coaching and/or on the spot corrections are not allowed during an exercise.
6.1.6 Training for Offsite Agencies Site specific Emergency Response Training will be provided in accordance with the ER Training Matrix for Fire Support, Medical/Rescue, Governmental Support, and Local Law Enforcement Agencies (Attachment 6).
6.2 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Course descriptions are documented on "Training Content Summary" forms and recorded in the PeopleSoft training database.
6.3 COORDINATION OF TRAINING SCHEDULES 6.3.1 Scheduling Required ER Training ER initial training is scheduled on an as-needed basis.
The frequency of continuing training will be accordance with the ER Training Matrix Report.
Scheduling of ER Training is centered around the following considerations:
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 Most emergency response training cannot be conducted during refueling outages.
Sufficient time should be allowed for revision of training materials to include incorporation of changes identified through the SAT evaluation process, changes to the Emergency Plan and Implementing Procedures, commitments to improve performance, and identified errors in training materials.
NRC licensed operator and non-licensed operator continuing training will be included in the Operator Continuing Training Program schedule.
6.3.2 Scheduling Required Offsite Agency Training Annual training is offered to the offsite agencies listed in attachment
- 6. This training may be completed any time during the calendar year, and is scheduled to accommodate the organizations as requested.
6.3.2.1 The Site Emergency Planning Manager, Training Support and the following off-site medical personnel will coordinate Off-Site Medical Support training.
" Piedmont Medical Center - VP of Emergency Services and Emergency Room Clinical Director or designee
" Emergency Medical Services (EMS) - VP of Emergency Services and EMS Director or designee Clover Rescue Squad - Clover Rescue Squad Captain A minimum of one drill per year involving a contaminated injured person shall be conducted.
6.3.2.2 The Site Emergency Planning Manager, Bethel Fire Department Chief and Bethel Training Officer will coordinate Off-Site Fire Support Training for Bethel (primary) and Newport (backup) VFD's.
6.3.2.3 The Corporate Emergency Planner will coordinate Government Agency Training.
6.3.2.4 The Site Emergency Planning Manager and the Site Security Manager will coordinate Local Law Enforcement Aqency Training as a group effort.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 and other related Public Affairs Training. Frequency of PIO Training will be determined by Public Affairs.
6.4 TRAINING SETTINGS Where applicable ER training should be conducted in the emergency response facilities to allow trainees a better understanding of their actual work environment, and equipment.
Offsite Agency Training can be conducted either at the agency location or the nuclear site. The training setting will be determined prior to each training session by the offsite agency and Emergency Planning Manager.
6.5 PROGRAM EVALUATION 6.5.1 Trainee Evaluation of Training Presentation Trainees are requested to provide feedback by completing a student feedback form. The feedback process gives trainees the opportunity to provide input on lesson objectives, training content, reference/handout materials, instructor presentation skills, teaching methods, examinations, and the physical environment of the training setting. Trainee feedback is reviewed by instructors and then forwarded to training management.
Additionally, trainees are requested to write comments on their procedures, equipment, facilities or anything related to their emergency response. Written comments outside the responsibility of the Training Group are forwarded to the Emergency Planning Manager for evaluation.
6.5.2 Training Program Effectiveness Evaluation Training Program Effectiveness may be evaluated through drills, exercises, or surveys.
" Drills Each drill concludes with a structured participant critique and an evaluation of the overall ERO performance by the Drill Evaluators/Director.
Exercises Each exercise concludes with a structured participant critique and a controller/evaluator critique. A performance evaluation follows the critiques to determine whether or not the exercise objectives have been satisfactorily met. Exercises are the primary means of determining the overall effectiveness of training.
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- Assessments Assessments may be used to provide an indication of training program effectiveness.
6.6 TRAINEE EVALUATION 6.6.1 ER Training Initial Facility Specific Training is knowledge based and trainees will be evaluated using a written examination. Trainees must demonstrate satisfactory mastery of learning objectives by achieving a grade of 80% or higher on written examinations. Examinations are administered immediately following training, or as soon as practical after training is complete.
Initial Position Specific Training is performance based. Initial performance based training for selected positions may be evaluated by completion of a Job Performance Measure (JPM) or drill participation. Training for positions whose ER function is outside the scope of their normal job function may include a performance evaluation.
Continuing ER training will be evaluated through drill participation and for selected positions will also include classroom training.
Coaches and evaluators will make on the spot corrections of substandard individual performance during drills. Both drills and exercises will include an evaluation to determine if associated objectives have been satisfactorily met. A further evaluation will be conducted for objectives not satisfactorily met to determine if an individual performance problem exists that may require additional or remedial training.
6.6.2 Offsite Agency Training Training goals and objectives will be considered satisfactorily met by training attendance. Written tests are not required. Federal authorities will evaluate offsite agency performance where applicable.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 7.0 ATTACHMENTS The following have been included as Attachments to this program description: : EP Training Course Listing/Summary Numbers : Technical Support Center (TSC) Training Matrix : Operations Support Center (OSC) Training Matrix : Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Training Matrix : Control Room Staff Training Matrix : Offsite Agency Training Matrix : Fire Brigade Training Matrix : Fire Brigade Leader Training Matrix : Public Affairs Training Matrix 0: Hazardous Materials Response Team Training Matrix 12/2/2008 Page 15 of 15 Rev. 11
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 EMERGENCY PLAN TRAINING COURSE LISTING I
SUMMARY
NUMBERS CONTROL ROOM Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement CNEA21 Off Site Agency Communicator Continuing X
CNEA42 Off Site Agency Communicator Initial X
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement TTN209 Emergency Coordinator / EOF Director Continuing X
TTN21 0 Continuing EOF Offsite Agency Communicator X
TTN213 EOF Facility Specific X
TTN214 Initial EOF Emergency Planner Position Specific X
TTN216 Initial EOF Status Keeper Position Specific X
TTN217 EOF Log Recorder Position Specific X
TTN366 Fitness for Duty X
TTN386 EP Portion of PAT for Non-Site ERO Members X
TTN388 Initial EOF Offsite Agency Communicator Position Specific X
TTN389 EOF Data Coordinator Position Specific X
TTN390 TSC/EOF Dose Assessor Position Specific X
TTC471-N Annual ERO Refresher/Update CBT X
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement TTN391 Initial EOF Director Position Specific X
TTN392
=OF Field Monitoring Coordinator Position Specific X
TTN393 EOF Radio Operator Position Specific X
MC3077 EOF Accident Assessment Manager Position Specific X
MC3078 EOF Admin. Support Position Specific X
MC3079 EOF Services Position Specific X
MC3090 EOF Rad Assessment Manager Position Specific X
MC3091 EOF Reactor Physics Position Specific X
MC3092 EOF Accident Assessment Interface Position Specific X
MC3076 EOF Access Control Director Position Specific X
MISCELLANEOUS. TRAINING Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement CNEA35 Annual Exercise Controller/Evaluator Training CNEA40 ERO Update - (DART)
CNEP02 Annual Exercise Player/ Observer - (DART)
HS0537 Drill / Exercise Participation X
HS0110 Basic Respiratory Protection X
HS01 11 Respiratory Protection Basic Recertification X
HS01 13 Advanced Basic Respiratory (SCBA)
X HS01 16 Advanced Basic Respiratory (SCBA)
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 OFFSITE AGENCY TRAINING Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement CNED01 Local Law Enforcement Agencies X
CNED02 Volunteer Fire Departments X
CNED03 Offsite Medical Support for EMS X
CNED04 Offsite Medical Support for Clover Rescue X
CNED06 Offsite Medical Support for Emergency Room Staff X
HS0543 Government Agency Training X
OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement CNEA03 Initial OSC Position Specific for RP, Chemistry, Maint. And I&E X
Managers CNEA06 OSC Facility Specific X
CNEA10 Initial OSC Coordinator Position Specific X
CNEA38 Initial Position Specific for EH&S, Equipment Engineer, and X
NSC Managers TTC471-N Annual ERO Refresher/Update CBT X
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 SAMG TRAINING Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement CNEP01 SAMG Preview - (DART)
TTNO98 SAMG Evaluator - Initial X
TTN099 SAMG Overview X
TTN100 SAMG Decision Maker - Initial X
TTN211
[SAMG Drill X
SHARED POSITION TRAINING Summary ERO Course Title Training Matrix Facility Requirement CNEA20 CR/TSC Offsite Agency Communicator Table Top Drill CNEA21 CR/TSC Offsite Agency Communicator Continuing X
CNEA28 CR/TSC Offsite Agency Communicator Update CNEA42 CR/TSC Offsite Agency Communicator Initial X
CNEA09 OSC/TSC Logkeeper Continuing Training CNEA19 TSC/EOF Dose Assessment Table Top Drill CNEA22 TSC/EOF Dose Assessment Update TTN390 TSC/EOF Initial Dose Assessment Position Specific X
B.5.b I EDMG Training Summary #
ERO Course Title Training Matrix Facility Requirement DART 422 TSC/EOF CNS Extensive Damage Mitigation X
OSC CNEA49-N TSC OP-CN-CP-EDM Extensive Damage Mitigation X
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Summary #
Course Title Training Matrix Requirement CNEA05 TSC / OSC Data Coordinator X
CNEA08 Initial TSC Emergency Coordinator Position Specific X
CNEA13 Initial NRC Communicator Position Specific X
CNEA14 Initial TSC Logkeeper Position Specific X
CNEA16 TSC Facility Specific X
CNEA24 Initial TSC Engineering Manager Position Specific X
CNEA32 Initial Evacuation Coordinator Position Specific X
TTN390 Initial Dose Assessment Position Specific X
TTN209 EC/EOF Director Continuing X
TTC471-N Annual ERO Refresher/Update CBT X
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) TRAINING MATRIX GENERAL INITIAL CONTINUING POSITION TITLE RADIATION RESP.
FACILITY POSITION DRILL PART.
POSITION DRILL PART.
WORKER SPECIFIC SPECIFIC (Required prior SPECIFIC (Note 1)
(Note 2)
(Note 5) to assuming (Note 6 (Note 3)
Data Coordinator X
CNEA16 CNEA05 HS0537 HS0537 EC / Assistant EC X
CNEA16 CNEA08 HS0537 TTN209 HS0537 TTN100 TTN211 CNEA49-N Emergency Planner X
CNEA16 Note 4 HS0537 HS0537 Evacuation Coord.
X CNEA32 HS0537 HS0537 TSC Logkeeper X
CNEA16 CNEA14 HS0537 HS0537 Security Manager X
CNEA16 HS0537 HS0537 NRC Communicator X
CNEA16 CNEA13 HS0537 HS0537 Communicator Off'site Agency X
CNEA16 CNEA42 HS0537 CNEA21 HS0537 RP Support X
CNEA16 HS0537 HS0537 Dose Assessment X
CNEA16 TTN390 HS0537 TTN390 HS0537 Operations Engineer X
X CNEA16 TTNO98 HS0537 HS0537 CNEA49-N TTN211 TTN211 Assistant OPS Eng.
X X
CNEA16 HS0537 HS0537 OPS Superintendent X
X CNEA16 TTN100 HS0537 HS0537 CNEA49-N TTN211 Engineering Mgr.
X X
CNEA16 CNEA24 HS0537 HS0537 TTN100 TTN211 CNEA49-N Reactor Engineer X
X CNEA16 TTNO98 HS0537 HS0537 CNEA49-N TTN211 System Support Eng.
X X
CNEA16 HS0537 HS0537 Note 1: Must maintain current either RWTFQ, PATFQ and TTC471-N Note 2: Must maintain current either HS0110 or HS0111 Note 3: HS0537 - Drill Participation is required once per 24 months. TTN211 - SAMG Drill is required once per 2 calendar years.
Note 4: CNS EP Task Guideine #17 (PSG) must be completed prior to assuming the role of duty emergency planner Note 5: DART 422 (CNS Extensive Mitigation)
Note 6: DART 422 (CNS Extensive Mitigation) is required once per 24 months 12/2/2008 Page 1 of 1 Rev. 10
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER (OSC) TRAINING MATRIX GENERAL INITIAL CONTINUING POSITION TITLE RADIATION RESP.
FACILITY POSITION DRILL PART.
POSITION DRILL PART.
WORKER SPECIFIC SPECIFIC (Required prior SPECIFIC (Required once (Note 1)
(Note 2)
(Note 4)
TRNG.
to assuming TRAINING every 24 duty)
(Note 5) months>
Chemistry Manager X
X CNEA06 CNEA03 HS0537 HS0537 Chemistry Technician X
X Note 3 Note 3 NSC Manager X
X CNEA06 CNEA38 HS0537 HS0537 Equipment Engineer X
X CNEA06 CNEA38 HS0537 HS0537 SPOC Maintenance X
X Note 3 Note 3 Technician Mechanical Maintenance X
X CNEA06 CNEA03 HS0537 HS0537 Manager S0537 Operations NLOs X
X Note 3 Note 3 OSC Coordinator X
X CNEA06 CNEA10 HS0537 HS0537 RP Manager/Supervisor X
X CNEA06 CNEA03 HS0537 HS0537 DRC Supervisor-Support X
X CNEA06 HS0537 HS0537 RP Technicians X
X Note 3 Note 3 Log - Status Keeper X
CNEA06 HS0537 HS0537 EH&S Manager X
X CNEA06 CNEA38 HS0537 HS0537 Note 1: Must maintain current either RWTFQ, PATFQ and TTC471-N.
Note 2: Must maintain current either HS0110or HS0111 Note 3: Technicians assigned to report to OSC will be under supervision of their OSC position Manager. OSC Managers ensure Technicians are qualified to perform emergency related tasks.
Note 4: DART 422 CNS Extensive Damage Mitigation Note 5: DART 422 (CNS Extensive Mitigation) is required once per 24 months 12/2/2008 Page 1 of 1 Rev. 10
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (EOF) TRAINING MATRIX GENERAL INITIAL CONTINUING POSITION TITLE RADIATION FFD FACILITY POSITION DRILL PART.
POSITION DRILL PART.
WORKER SPECIFIC SPECIFIC (Required prior to SPECIFIC (Note 1)
(Note 2)
(Note 5) assuming duty)
(Note 6)
(Note 3)
Access Control X
X TTN213 MC3076 HS0537 HS0537 Director Accident Assessment X
X TTN213 MC3077 HS0537 HS0537 Manager TTN100 TTN211 EOF Services Mgr.
X X
TTN213 MC3079 HS0537 HS0537 EOF Services X
X HS0537 HS0537 Commissary/Admin.
Data Coordinator X
X TTN213 TTN389 HS0537 HS0537 EOF Dose Assessor X
X TTN213 TTN390 HS0537 TTN390 HS0537 Emergency Planner X
X TTN213 TTN214 HS0537 HS0537 Note 4 EOF Director /Assistant X
X TTN213 TTN391 HS0537 TTN209 HS0537 EOF Director TTN100 TTN211 EOF Log Recorder
.X X
TTN213 TTN217 HS0537 HS0537 Field Monitoring X
X TTN213 TTN392 HS0537 HS0537 Coordinator Offsite Agency X
X TTN213 TTN388 HS0537 TTN210 HS0537 Communicator Operations Interface X
X TTN213 MC3088 HS0537 HS0537 Radio Operator X
X TTN213 TTN393 HS0537 HS0537 Radiological X
X TTN213 MC3090 HS0537 HS0537' Assessment Manager Reactor Physics X
X TTN213 MC3091 HS0537 HS0537 Accident Assessment X
X TTN213 MC3092 HS0537 HS0537 Interface TTN098 TTN211 Public Affairs X
X HS0537 1S0537 Personnel (All Postions)-
Note 1: Maintain current either RWTFQ, PATFQ and TTC471-N.
Note 2: Maintain current either TTN366, RWTFQ, PATFQ, TTN386.
Note 3: HS0537 - Drill Participation is required once per 24 months. TTN21 1 - SAMG Drill is required once per 2 calendar years.
Note 4: CNS EP Task Guideline #17 (PSG) must be completed prior to assuming the role of duty emergency planner Note 5: DART 422 (CNS Extensive Damage Mitigation)
Note 6: DART 422 (CNS Extensive Mitigation) is required once per 24 months 12/2/2008 Page 1 of 1 Rev. 10
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 CONTROL ROOM STAFF TRAINING MATRIX GENERAL INITIAL CONTINUING POSITION TITLE RAD.
RESP.
FACILITY POSITION DRILL PART.
POSITION DRILL PART.
WORKER SPECIFIC SPECIFIC (Required once SPECIFIC (Required once TRAINING Note 1 every 24 TRAINING every 24 Note 1 months) months)
Nuclear Control Room X
X OP-CN-EP-SEP OP-CN-EP-SEP Operator (Note 2)
(Note 3)
CNEA42 CNEA21 Nuclear Unit Shift X
X OP-CN-EP-SEP CNEA21 HS0537 Supervisor (Note 2)
OP-CN-EP-SEP SROs (Note 4)
(Note 3)
CNEA42 Control Room-TSC X
X HS0537 N/A HS0537 Communicator SSA Off Site CNEA42 CNEA21 HS0537 Communications HS0537 Assistant Operations Shift X
X OP-CN-EP-SEP CNEA21 HS0537 Manager /
(Note 2)
OP-CN-EP-SEP Emergency Coordinator CNEA42 (Note 3)
Note 1: Must maintain current either RWTFQ. Respiratory training is required by Operations Dept. to meet control room habitability requirements.
Respiratory training will be tracked by the Operations Dept.
Note 2: Initial training requirements are met thru the Operations License Training Program.
Note 3: Continuing training requirements are met thru the Operations License Requal Training Program.
Note 4: OSC familiarization training is presented as part of S0068 SRO ETQS qualification 12/2/2008 Page 1 of 1 Rev. 10
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 OFFSITE AGENCY TRAINING MATRIX CONTINUING POSITION TITLE OFFSITE AGENCY GROUP RESPONSIBLE TRAINING FOR TRAINING Local Law Enforcement CNED01 Site Security and Site Support Trng.
Volunteer Fire Departments CNED02 Site Support Tmg.
Offsite Medical Support for EMS CNED03 Site Support Tmg.
Offsite Medical Support for Clover Rescue CNED04 Site Support Trng.
Government Agency HS0543 General Office EP Offsite Medical Support for Emergency CNED06 Site Support Trng.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 INITIAL FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX GENERAL INITIAL RAD.
FAIIYFIRE BRIGADE RKER RESPIRATORY FACILITY POSITION MEDICAL DRILL PARTICIPATION GROUP RESPON. FOR TRAINING WORKER SPECIFIC SPECIFIC MEDICAL TRAINING HS01 10 orIIPHYSICAL HSO11O or HS0111 HS0300 or X
And CNFA00 CNFAOO HSMF01 NA SITE SUPPORT TRNG HS0113 12/2/2008 Page 1 of 3 Rev. 10
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 CONTINUING FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING MATRIX ist Qtr 2n, Qtr 3r' Qtr 4t" Qtr Odd I"T Qtr Even 2ND Qtr Even 3RD Qtr Even 4t" Qtr Even Odd Year Odd Year Odd Year Year APT or Year APT or Year Year APT or APT or Year CNFA24 CNFA21 CNFA22 CNFA23 CNFA24 CNFA01 CNFA01 or CNFA23 or CNFA22 CNFA21 PPE BB & Pits BB & LP Gas X
Firefighting Flam. Pits X
Foam X
Fire Brigade X
Org. &
Response
Fire Behavior &
BB & Pits BB & LP Gas X
Methods of Extinguishment Portable Fire BB*
BB X
Extinguishers HAZMAT For BB & Pits X
LP Gas X
1 st Responders Firefighter BB & Pits BB & LP Gas Safety Incident BB & Pits X*
BB Command X*
X Fire Hose &
BB & Pits X
X BB & LP Gas Appliances Fire Streams Flam. Pits X
X BB & LP Gas Suppression X
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BB BB X
Ventilation Search &
13&M Rescue X
BB & Maze Rad. Contam.
Fires X
HS0113 SCBA or HS0116 X
x
- Incident Command to be taught on the odd year during first or second quarter. This will be scheduled around APT dates.
Each fire brigade member must participate in at least two drills per calendar year. Drills may be attended at any time during the year.
Drills are documented using course code CNFA03.
Each Fire Brigade Member must complete a medical physical on an annual basis (HSMFO1).
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 FIRE BRIGADE LEADER TRAINING MATRIX Position Title INITIAL TRAINING CONTINUING TRAINING
- Must be a qualified Fire Brigade member for a
- Participate in Annual Practical Training (APT) as the minimum of 2 years leader in command or Fire Brigade Drill participation as the leader in command Fire Brigade Leader
- Complete Fire Brigade Leader Initial Training (HS0306 or CNFA04)
- Participation once per 2 calendar years (CNFA05) 12/2/2008 Page 1 of 1 Rev. 10
ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 PUBLIC AFFAIRS TRAINING MATRIX POSITION TITLE PLANT ACCESS INITIAL CONTINUING TRAINING EP Portion FFD Position Group Facility Drill Partic.
Facility Specific Responsible for Specific I
- required Group Facility (t2cficc.
TRapnsine f Req. Trng.
every 24 Responsible for e 1) (
Note 2)
Specific Training (annually months Training (Note 4)
(Note 4)
(Note 4)
(Note 4)
+1-3 months)
(Note 4)
EOF News Manager X
x TTN213 PSE105 Public Affairs X
HS0537 Public Affairs (Note 3)
(Notel)
Nuclear Public TTN213 PSE103 X
Spokesperson
____SE10(Note
- 3)
PSEA04 (Note 1)
HS0537 Public Affairs X
Visitor Center Staff X
X HS0540 PSE121 Public Affairs HS0537 Public Affairs (Note 1)H 057 Pbi Afar Public Information TTN23 PSE107 Public Affairs PSEO HS0537 Public Affairs Coordinator (GO)
(Note 3)
(Note 1)
TTN213 X
EOF Technical Liaison X
x TNoe3 PSE106 Public Affairs
(
HS0537 Public Affairs
____(Note
- 3)
(Note 1)
Public Information Manager N/A N/A HS0540 PSE108 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Media Coordinator N/A N/A HS0540 PSE109 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Media Liaison N/A N/A HS0540 PSE110 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs News Writer N/A N/A HS0540 PSE111 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Teleproduction Support N/A N/A HS0540 PSE112 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Coordinator Regional Communications N/A N/A HS0540 PSE113 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Coordinator Government Agency N/A N/A HS0540 PSE114 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Liaison Customer Service Center N/NA soNA N/A HS0540 PSE115 Public Affairs PSE100 HS0537 Public Affairs Liaison__
Note 1: Maintain current TTC471 N and (RWTFQ or PATFQ,)
Note 2: Maintain current either (TTN366 and TTN386) or (TTC471 N and (RWTFQ or PATFQ))
Note 3: Training requirements are met with completion of HS-0540 or TTN-213.
Note 4: Plant Access Training and Drill Participation will be tracked by site Emergency Planning Group for access control to the EOF. All remaining Training requirements will be maintained and tracked by Public Affairs.
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ETQS Manual CNS Addendum 7111.0 PUBLIC AFFAIRS TRAINING MATRIX POSITION TITLE PLANT ACCESS INITIAL CONTINUING TRAINING Position Group Facility EP Portion FFD Facility Specific Responsible for Specific Drill Partic.
Group Req. Trng.
-required Responsible for Specific Training (annually every 2 years Training (Note 4)
(Note 4)
+1-3 months)
Rumor Control Communtor N/A N/A HS0540 HS0537 Public Affairs Communicator Internal Communications N/A N/A HS0540 HS0537 Public Affairs Coordinator JIC Administration &
N/A N/A HS0540 HS0537 Public Affairs Logistics Manager Administrative Support (Includes Computer Support, FAX Support, Media Monitor, N/A N/A HS0540 HS0537 Public Affairs Media Center Assistant, Registration Support, Delivery Support, Copy Support)
Nuclear State/County EOC RWTFQ or N/A HS0540 PSE1 00 HS0537 Public Affairs Liaison PATFQ State/County EOC Liaison N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Public Spokesperson N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A (other than nuclear)
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- Media Training - Mail out package sent to Media outlets annually in March
- Public Information Officer Training - Classroom training (HS0028) conducted for government agency PIOs prior to graded exercises.
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