ML13192A012
| ML13192A012 | |
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| Site: | Crystal River  |
| Issue date: | 06/19/2013 |
| From: | Duke Energy Florida |
| To: | Hagan D Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| FOIA/PA-2015-0005 EM-104, Rev 15, EM-205, Rev 32, EM-913, Rev 5, EM-913A, Rev 4 | |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE SECTION 1.0 PURPOSE [R1]................................................................................................................
3 1.1 OSC Function...................................................................................................
3 1.2 General Inform ation.........................................................................................
3
2.0 REFERENCES
4 2.1 Developm ental References...............................................................................
4 3.0 DEFINITIO NS..................................................................................................................
5 4.0 RESPO NSIBILITIES..................................................................................................
5 5.0 PREREQ UISITES....................................................................................................
8 6.0 PRECAUTIO NS, LIM ITATIO NS, AND NOTES............................................................
9 7.0 SPECIAL TOO LS AND EQ UIPM ENT.......................................................................
11 7.1 OSC Equipm ent and Supplies.........................................................................
11 7.2 E q u ip m e n t...........................................................................................................
1 1 8.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA........................................................................................
11 9.0 INSTRUCTIO NS............................................................................................................
12 9.1 OSC M anager................................................................................................
12 9.2 OSC M aintenance Coordinator......................................................................
15 9.3 OSC Health Physics Coordinator....................................................................
17 9.4 OSC Chem istry Coordinator...........................................................................
21 9.5 Operations Personnel.....................................................................................
22 9.6 Emergency Team M em bers...........................................................................
23 10.0 RECO RDS.....................................................................................................................
24 ENCLOSURES
- 1.
PRIMARY OSC Floor Plan.............................................................................
25
- 2.
OSC Staffi ng Levels........................................................................................
26
- 3.
KI CO NSUM ER Package Insert....................................................................
28
- 4.
Em ergency Team Authorization (ETA) Guidance..........................................
30
- 5.
Em ergency Radiation W ork Perm it (ERW P) G uidance..................................
31 ATTACHMENTS
- 1.
Em ergency Team Authorization......................................................................
32
- 2.
Team Briefing / Re-Entry Checklist................................................................
33
- 3.
Contingency Plan for Securing OSC and Establishing an Alternate OSC......... 35
- 4.
TSC/OSC Em ergency Recirculation M ode.....................................................
36
- 5.
Instructions for Hooking-Up and Pumping into Decontamination Shower Storage Tank.....................................................................................
39
- 6.
Em ergency Radiation W ork Perm it................................................................
40
- 7.
Potassium Iodide Adm inistration Form............................................................
41 Sum m ary of Changes...............................................................................................................
42 EM-1 04 Rev. 15 Page 2 of 42
1.0 PURPOSE [R1]
1.1 OSC Function
- 1.
Provide instructions for the activation and operation of the Operational Support Center (OSC).
- 2.
Provide a point of assembly for emergency response teams assisting the Technical Support Center (TSC) in managing repair and monitoring activities during an emergency.
- 3.
Provide planning, briefings and dispatch of emergency team personnel to areas evacuated during emergency conditions and areas where the radiological conditions warrant.
- 4.
This procedure is an Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure (EPIP) and any revisions must be carefully considered for emergency plan impact.
1.2 General Information
- 1.
The Primary OSC is co-located at the bottom of the northeast corner of the berm with the TSC, and is activated whenever an Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency classification is declared. The Alternate OSC is located on the 124' Elevation of the Control Complex and is used when conditions (radiological, weather-related, etc.) require evacuation of the Primary OSC. The Remote OSC is located at the SAB, a warehouse, the EOF or other location designated by the OSC Manager and is used during a Security Condition to provide for safety of the ERO staff and teams.
- 2.
The OSC receives direction from the TSC concerning activities and priorities.
- 3.
Notification for activation of the OSC is by any combination of activation of the Emergency Response Organization Notification System (ERONS) (automated phone calls, text messages and PA announcements) or manual callout. Enclosure 1 illustrates the layout for the OSC.
- 4.
The Radiation Monitoring Teams, Sampling Team, Emergency Repair Team, Fire Protection, Planning, engineering and administrative support and additional Operations personnel are based and operate from the OSC.
- 5.
The OSC maintains full accountability for personnel dispatched from the OSC.
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Developmental References
- 1.
- 2.
10CFR50, Appendix E, Emergency Planning and Preparedness for Production and Utilization Facilities
- 3.
EM-1 02, Operation of the Technical Support Center
- 4.
EM-1 03, Operation and Staffing of the CR3 Control Room During Emergency Classifications
- 5.
EM-206, Emergency Response Organization Notification
- 6.
EM-210A, Duties of the Radiation Monitoring Team: CR-3 and Energy Complex Personnel and Area Monitoring
- 7.
EM-210B, Duties of the Radiation Monitoring Team: Environmental Sampling and Plume Tracking
- 8.
HPP-409, Inventory and Availability of Emergency Supplies/Equipment
- 9.
Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents, EPA-400-R-92-001, Environmental Protection Agency (October, 1996)
- 10.
NUREG-0654, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants
- 11.
Radiological Emergency Response Plan
- 12.
[R1] NOCS 1031, Operation of the OSC
- 13.
[R2] NOCS 1126, Emergency Kits
- 14.
[R3] NOCS 24130, Alternate OSC Location
- 15.
[R4] NOCS 24200, Emergency Kits
- 16.
[R5] NOCS 24290, Environmental Survey Team Vehicle EM-104 I
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3.0 DEFINITIONS
- 1.
Activation - An ERO notification system message or manual callout that directs emergency response personnel to respond to their designated emergency response facility for staffing and operation.
- 2.
Emergency Response Team Roster - List of current qualified emergency team members. The Roster identifies qualified Emergency Repair Team, Sampling Team, Radiation Monitoring Team members and other qualified emergency responders.
- 3.
Operational - The OSC is operational when the emergency team personnel are available to support the TSC and equipment is assembled, the OSC Manager has assumed responsibility and authority for emergency repair activities and the OSC is executing its designated emergency response functions and tasks.
- 4.
Qualified - Successfully completed appropriate emergency team training and currently listed on Emergency Response Team Roster.
- 5.
Re-entry - The return of personnel to an area evacuated during an emergency condition. A re-entry may be made for any one of the following purposes: 1) search for unaccounted personnel, 2) perform monitoring, sampling, operations, or repairs to minimize or eliminate the source of the emergency, 3) perform the surveys needed to assess the radiological conditions and establish exclusion area boundaries, 4) perform rescue operations, and 5) save property.
- 6.
Security Condition - Any Security Event as listed in the approved security contingency plan that constitutes a threat/compromise to site security, threat/risk to site personnel, or a potential degradation to the level of safety of the plant. A SECURITY CONDITION does NOT involve a HOSTILE ACTION.
- 7.
Self-Reading Dosimetry (SRD) - Personal Ion Chamber (PIC) or Electronic Dosimeter (ED).
- 8.
Team Leader - A qualified, emergency response member performing the lead responsibilities for a dispatched emergency team.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
- 1.
OSC Manager - Superintendent or Supervisor Maintenance reporting to the TSC Repairs Coordinator by managing the OSC to:
- a.
Perform duties as identified in Subsection 9.1.
- b.
Ensure OSC repair activities are performed in a safe and expeditious manner.
- c.
Coordinate with TSC staff to establish priorities for OSC activities and communicate results.
- d.
Maintain command and control of OSC activities.
- e.
Coordinate OSC dispatch efforts with appropriate OSC Coordinator as needed.
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Section 6.0, Precautions, Limitations, and Notes (Cont'd)
- 2.
OSC Maintenance Coordinator - Supervisor Maintenance or qualified Emergency Repair Team (ERT) member reporting to the OSC Manager to:
- a.
Perform duties as identified in Subsection 9.2.
- b.
Coordinate and plan maintenance emergency repair and dispatch efforts.
- c.
Provide technical and administrative direction for repair activities.
- d.
Ensure a log or tape recording of repair team activities is maintained.
- 3.
OSC Health Physics Coordinator - Supervisor Radiation Control or qualified Radiation Monitoring Team (RMT) member reporting to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator to:
- a.
Perform duties as identified in Subsection 9.3.
- b.
Coordinate and plan RMT dispatch efforts and RMT support of other emergency response teams.
- c.
Report radiological information to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator and update the OSC Manager on relevant radiological conditions and team status.
- d.
Ensure habitability surveys, radiological and non-radiological, are periodically performed in the TSC/OSC.
- e.
Direct the issue of dosimetry and protective equipment as required and track emergency exposure.
- f.
Ensure emergency teams are briefed on radiological conditions and limitations.
- g.
Provide technical and administrative direction to HP personnel.
- h.
Coordinate overall radiological control of RMT activities according to EM-210A.
i.
Maintain log or tape recording of significant RMT activities.
- 4.
OSC Chemistry Coordinator - Any qualified Chief Nuclear Chemistry Technician or Sampling Team (ST) member reporting to the OSC Manager to:
- a.
Perform duties as identified in Subsection 9.4.
- b.
Coordinate and plan Sampling Team dispatch efforts.
- c.
Provide Chemistry information to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator and updates to OSC Manager as needed.
- d.
Provide technical and administrative support to Chemistry activities.
- e.
Provide support to obtain liquid and gas samples for core damage assessments.
- f.
Maintain log or tape recording of significant ST activities.
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Section 6.0, Precautions, Limitations, and Notes (Cont'd)
- 5.
Operations - ERT qualified Operator reporting to the OSC Manager to:
- a.
Perform duties identified in Subsection 9.5.
- b.
Provide operator support for OSC and TSC activities.
- 6.
Administrative Support - as requested by OSC Manager to:
- a.
Maintain OSC Tracking Board and provide team status to TSC.
- b.
Provide administrative assistance to OSC Manager and OSC Coordinators as necessary.
- 7.
Engineering Support - as requested by OSC Manager to:
- a.
Provide engineering support to OSC functions as needed. Call in engineers as needed. A list of Engineers is in OSC file drawer. The most current listing is on the Engineer Web page.
- b.
Support the Main Control Room as needed either as part of the OSC or the TSC Accident Assessment Team.
- 8.
Fire Assessment - Fire Protection designee reporting to the OSC Manager to:
- a.
Provide fire protection support relative to plant conditions and operations.
- b.
Brief TSC and OSC staff on fire-related conditions.
- c.
Request supplemental support of Site Emergency Response Coordinator at General Emergency via plant radio (Radio Channel 7 or appropriate talk group). Stage the ERC in the CR-3 Control Complex to assist with fire response, confined space rescue, high-angle rescue, and medical emergencies. Notify the TSC Security Coordinator to allow ERC access to CR-3.
- d.
Maintain log of activities.
- 9.
Planning - as requested by OSC Manager to:
- a.
Assist with the planning of emergency repairs needed to support mitigation of the emergency.
- 10.
Team Leaders perform the functions identified on Attachment 2, Team Briefing /
Re-Entry Checklist.
- 11.
Emergency Repair Team members repair equipment and facilities necessary to return the plant to safe condition.
- 12.
Sampling Team members perform chemical or isotopic sampling and analysis.
- 13.
Radiation Monitoring Team member responsibilities and functions are identified in EM-210A and EM-210B.
- 14.
TSC Accident Assessment Coordinator. Maintains contact with the Main Control Room, determines priorities for OSC operators, and develops strategies for accident mitigation. Reports to Emergency Coordinator.
- 15.
TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator. Updates and makes recommendations to the Emergency Coordinator on radiological and chemistry-related activities. Reports to the Emergency Coordinator.
EM-104 Rev. 15 Page 7 of 42
Section 6.0, Precautions, Limitations, and Notes (Cont'd)
- 16.
TSC Emergency Coordinator. Provides for overall coordination and direction of emergency response and authorizes re-entries and exposure limits in excess of 5 rem TEDE. Reports to the EOF Director when EOF becomes operational.
- 17.
TSC Repairs Coordinator. Updates the Emergency Coordinator on Emergency Repair Team activities. Reports to the Emergency Coordinator.
- 18.
Radiation Protection Sub-Unit maintains inventory of emergency kits as identified in Subsection 7.1.1.
- 19.
Document Services / Plant Support maintain manuals, procedures, and drawings in the TSC/OSC.
- 20.
HP Responders assist the Radiation Monitoring Teams in providing access control, in-plant / out-of-plant surveys, and personnel monitoring activities and report to OSC HP Coordinator or RMT Leader and take technical direction from an RMT member.
5.0 PREREQUISITES None EM-104 Rev. 15 Page 8 of 42
Section 6.0, Precautions, Limitations, and Notes (Cont'd) 6.0 PRECAUTIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND NOTES
- 1.
OSC personnel follow the guidelines for exposure of emergency workers during re-entry activities as identified below or as stated on Emergency Team Authorization Form:
~Dose LimitJI Cnitn (RmTEE Activity odtw.
5 All Prevent serious injury, protect valuable property, Lower dose NOT prevent catastrophic incident practicable Lower dose NOT 25 Life saving or protection of large populations practicable Voluntary > 45 years
>25 Life saving or protection of large populations old, trained, and understand radiological health risks involved
- a.
Health Physics personnel provide recommended courses of action to minimize exposure.
- b.
Any exposure in excess of 25 rem TEDE should be on a voluntary basis.
To perform activities outside those addressed in the above Table, personnel exposure in excess of 5 rem TEDE may be authorized by the Emergency Coordinator with guidance from the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator.
- c.
During declared emergencies, emergency workers are allowed to receive up to 5 rem TEDE for duration of emergency regardless of normal exposure to date for the year.
- 2.
Re-entry into any emergency evacuated areas must be authorized by the Emergency Coordinator or designee.
- 3.
As a group, the re-entry team is knowledgeable in Radiation Protection procedures and has capabilities in Operations and Maintenance.
- 4.
Maintain efforts to minimize exposure by ALARA practices.
- 5.
For safety reasons, an emergency team dispatched from the OSC consists of at least two persons, one being a Radiation Monitoring Team member. The OSC Health Physics Coordinator may waive the RMT member requirement when radiological conditions warrant.
- 6.
RMT members may be independently dispatched from the OSC to perform radiological surveys.
- 7.
Emergency team members must be verified as qualified by reviewing the current Emergency Call Rosters.
- 8.
Personnel making re-entries shall use portable survey instruments and personnel monitoring devices. RMT members accompanying other team personnel satisfy the requirement for entering the evacuated area using portable survey instruments.
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Section 6.0, Precautions, Limitations, and Notes (Cont'd)
- 9.
Emergency Operating Procedure (EOP) actions taken before the TSC is operational are exempt from the guidance of this procedure.
- 10.
OSC Request Forms are initiated by the TSC Ringdown Communicator to document Main Control Room requests for most repair and operation activities.
The TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator and TSC Repairs Coordinator approve the form and forward the form to the OSC for action. When the activity is complete, the TSC Ringdown Communicator provides feedback to the Main Control Room.
- 11.
The TSC/OSC ventilation system, when in the emergency recirculation mode, includes a minimum breathing air requirement to support 50 people. Monitoring of 02 and CO 2 must take place when the TSC/OSC is in the emergency recirculation mode and occupancy exceeds 50.
- 12.
IF an exposure of 5 rem to the thyroid is received or greater than 25 rem to the thyroid is projected, THEN CONSIDER the administration of KI as directed by the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator.
- 13.
The TSC/OSC habitability boundary doors must remain tightly closed when the TSC/OSC is in the emergency recirculation mode, unless being used for ingress/egress. This is the inside door on the west end and the inside door adjacent to the Emergency Diesel Room door on the east end.
- 14.
Each emergency team member is to report to Dosimetry before re-entry and upon completion of re-entry to verify dose margin and update individual doses records.
15, During Security events, emergency response team dispatch from the OSC /
movement within the plant may need to coordinated with the TSC Security Coordinator to ensure safety of team members.
EM-104 Rev. 15 Page 10 of 42
7.0 SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 7.1 OSC Equipment and Supplies 7.1.1 Emergency Kits [R2/R4]
NOTE:
HPP-409 identifies the supplies contained in the following emergency kits.
i
- 1.
TSC/OSC Emergency Supplies
- 2.
Decontamination Supplies
- 3.
Environmental Survey Supplies (2 kits located in Survey Vehicle) [R5]
7.1.2 Drawing / Procedure / Supply Files
- 1.
Selected plant drawings, Plant Procedures and administrative supplies are contained in file cabinets located in the OSC. Other plant drawings are available on aperture cards in the TSC/OSC Work Area.
7.2 Equipment
- 1.
Commercial Telephone
- 2.
Microwave System
- 3.
Public Address Exchange System (PAX)
- 4.
Portable Transceivers set to appropriate talk groups (plant radios)
- 5.
Electric pump
- 6.
Portable Continuous Air Monitor
- 7.
Tape recorder
- 8.
Tool Box containing basic tools
- 9.
Scrubs for modesty garments 8.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA None EM-104 Rev. 15 Page 11 of 42
9.0 INSTRUCTIONS
- 1.
The steps under this section may be performed in any sequence.
- 2.
Check the listing below for OSC position and refer to the designated page for instructions. Positions other than those listed below perform job functions as needed to support OSC activities and as identified under the responsibility section.
IF YOUR OSC POSITION IS:
REFER TO PAGE:
OSC Manager 12 OSC Maintenance Coordinator 15 OSC Health Physics Coordinator 17 OSC Chemistry Coordinator 21 OSC Operations Personnel 22 Emergency Team Members 23 Emergency Team Leader 9.1 OSC Manager 9.1.1 Activation
- 1.
OBTAIN plant radios set to the appropriate talk groups for emergency use.
- 2.
REPORT to the OSC upon the declaration of an Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency.
- 3.
BADGE-IN at TSC/OSC Card reader.
- 4.
NOTIFY TSC Repairs Coordinator of your arrival.
- 5.
OBTAIN procedures as needed from Procedure file cabinet.
- 6.
VERIFY operability of communication links to the TSC Repairs Coordinator.
- 7.
REPORT equipment problems/readiness to the TSC Repairs Coordinator.
- 8.
The OSC is operational as soon as it is staffed with emergency team personnel available to support the TSC.
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Subsection 9.1, OSC Manager (Cont'd) 9.1.2 Operation
- 1.
DETERMINE status of repair activities already in progress and NOTIFY TSC Repairs Coordinator of repair teams in the field.
- 2.
PROVIDE advice to the TSC Repairs Coordinator on plant repairs and corrective actions as appropriate, determining prioritization of repair activities with the TSC Repairs Coordinator.
- 3.
COORDINATE repair activities already in progress with OSC Maintenance Coordinator and ENSURE RMT coverage is provided as needed.
- 4.
COORDINATE Sampling Team (ST) activities already in progress with OSC Chemistry Coordinator and ENSURE RMT coverage is provided as needed.
- 5.
ENSURE an Emergency Team Authorization (ETA) form is written for emergency response teams in the field and teams dispatched from the OSC.
- 6.
APPROVE appropriate ETAs <5 rem before team dispatch. CONSIDER having team members dressed out and dosimetry issued before need for dispatch once radiological conditions warrant.
- 7.
INITIATE log of activities to document times and results of significant OSC activities. As a minimum, include time of specific TSC requests, and time of results provided back to TSC.
- 8.
AUGMENT OSC staff as needed (refer to Enclosure 2 and/or EM-206, Emergency Response Organization Notification), and when available, DISPATCH appropriate team members to the Control Complex when available, as the Control Complex Emergency Repair Team. This team remains in the Control Complex taking direction from the OSC Manager as prioritized by the TSC.
- 9.
CONDUCT briefings, as needed, with OSC personnel to ensure awareness of plant conditions. UPDATE Control Complex Repair Team as needed.
- 10.
Upon request from the TSC for team dispatch, COORDINATE with appropriate OSC Coordinator and ENSURE the requested activity is planned consistent with directions from the TSC.
- 11.
WHEN the activity is planned and the appropriate Team Leader identified, THEN ENSURE briefings with Health Physics are conducted according to, Team Briefing / Re-Entry Checklist.
- 12.
COORDINATE OSC Operator dispatch with the TSC Repairs Coordinator to ensure the TSC Accident Assessment Coordinator is aware of dispatch.
- 13.
IF Operations personnel are dispatched from the Main Control Room, instead of from the OSC, THEN DISPATCH an RMT member / HP Technician with them as needed, AND ENSURE they are informed of the briefing discussion.
- 14.
ENSURE teams hold post-job briefings with respective coordinators as appropriate upon return to the OSC and DOCUMENT the results in logs or on tape.
- 15.
UPDATE the TSC Repairs Coordinator of OSC activities (Team dispatch, problems and activity results as appropriate)
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Subsection 9.1, OSC Manager (Cont'd)
- 16.
COORDINATE a shift relief rotation for OSC personnel as appropriate and PROVIDE shift turnover to the on-coming shift.
9.1.2, Operation (Cont'd)
- 17.
CONSIDER relocating additional team members to 124' elevation level of the Control Complex before evacuation of the Energy Complex.
- 18.
INITIATE Alternate OSC relocation according to Attachment 3, Contingency Plan for Securing OSC and Establishing an Alternate OSC if requested by Emergency Coordinator or designee. [R3].
- 19.
If the event is based on a Security Threat where personnel safety is required, CONSIDER designating a Remote OSC for management team and support functions. The location could be the SAB, a warehouse, the EOF or other location where communications could be established with the Repairs Coordinator.
- 20.
UPDATE OSC Team Status Board and PROVIDE information to the TSC.
9.1.3 OSC Request Forms
- 1.
WHEN an OSC Request Form is received from the TSC, THEN DISPATCH appropriate team according to this procedure.
- 2.
IF the OSC Request Form has detailed instructions, THEN CONSIDER attaching a copy to the Emergency Team Authorization form.
- 3.
REFERENCE the OSC Request Form number on the Team Status Board.
- 4.
Upon completion of the task / activity, NOTIFY the TSC Ringdown Communicator to provide feedback to the Main Control Room on the status of the request.
9.1.4 Deactivation
- 1.
DEACTIVATE the OSC, when directed by the Emergency Coordinator or designee.
- 2.
RETURN equipment and supplies to storage location.
- 3.
ASSEMBLE logbooks and any other documentation generated during the emergency for collection by Emergency Preparedness personnel.
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9.2 OSC Maintenance Coordinator 9.2.1 Activation
- 1.
OBTAIN plant radios set to appropriate talk groups for emergency use.
- 2.
BADGE-IN at TSC/OSC Card reader.
- 3.
NOTIFY OSC Manager of your arrival.
- 4.
OBTAIN tape recorders, valve locator books, system one line switching diagram, plant layout floor maps from file drawer as needed.
- 5.
IF emergency occurs during off-hours, THEN NOTIFY an adequate number of qualified ERT members to report to OSC. REFER TO Enclosure 2 for staffing level and Emergency Response Team Roster, located in file drawer, for qualified members.
- 6.
UNLOCK toolboxes in OSC Team Room and the electric Pump located in decon shower / sink area using the key located in the file drawer.
9.2.2 Operation NOTE:
Evacuated maintenance personnel at the Main Assembly may be reached by contacting the Main Assembly Area Supervisor using the phone number from the Emergency Response Facility Telephone Directory.
- 1.
IDENTIFY Emergency Repair Team (ERT) members working on emergency activities in the plant in support of the emergency using the Team Status form or equivalent to the OSC Manager and ENSURE the personnel are listed on an Emergency Team Authorization form (Attachment 1, Emergency Team Authorization).
- 2.
VERIFY each ERT member is currently ERT qualified. (listed on ERT Emergency Response Team Roster)
- 3.
WHEN an additional electrician, I/C technician, and HVAC mechanic are available, THEN ASSIGN them to the Main Control Room. This Control Complex Emergency Repair Team takes direction from the OSC Manager for repairs within the Control Complex.
- 4.
COORDINATE equipment repair priorities with OSC Manager.
- 5.
IF it is necessary to become a Team Leader for a repair activity, THEN NOTIFY the OSC Manager of the need for a replacement, OR APPOINT the OSC Manager to act on your behalf.
- 6.
Upon request from the OSC Manager, IDENTIFY a Team Leader for the repair team activity and PLAN the repair.
- 7.
ASSEMBLE appropriate team personnel and PERFORM a briefing according to, Team Briefing / Re-Entry Checklist. The Team Leader may plan the repair and perform the briefing.
- 8.
ENSURE emergency repair teams have proper procedures, tools, and protective equipment before entry into the plant.
- 9.
MAINTAIN contact with and DIRECT Emergency Repair Teams.
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Subsection 9.2, OSC Maintenance Coordinator (Cont'd) 92.2, Operation (Cont'd)
- 10.
IF it is determined that the TSC/OSC is to be put into emergency recirculation mode, THEN COMPLETE Attachment 4, TSC/OSC Emergency Recirculation Mode.
- 11.
ESTABLISH the Decontamination Shower Storage Tank sump connections for processing of contaminated water as needed. The electric sump pump is in the decontamination shower / sink area. REFER TO Attachment 5, Instructions for Hooking-Up and Pumping into Decontamination Shower Storage Tank for guidance on set-up.
- 12.
IDENTIFY parts, tools, and support needs NOT available on-site to the Materials Manager in the EOF.
- 13.
CONSIDER heat stress and crew rotation needs to supplement manpower requirements.
- 14.
CONDUCT a post-job briefing with the returning team.
- 15.
DIRECT the Team Leader to document the results of the repair on tape or in a log book for each emergency repair upon return to the OSC. RECORD sufficient information to be able to document work activity after the emergency.
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9.3 OSC Health Physics Coordinator 9.3.1 Activation
- 1.
OBTAIN HP master key from HP Office for use by re-entry teams, and REPORT to the OSC upon the declaration of an Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency.
- 2.
BADGE-IN at TSC/OSC Card reader.
- 3.
NOTIFY OSC Manager and TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator of your arrival.
- 4.
OBTAIN procedures as needed.
- 5.
IF emergency occurs during off hours, THEN NOTIFY an adequate number of qualified RMT members to report to the OSC. REFER TO Enclosure 2 for staffing level and the Emergency Response Team Roster, located in file drawer, for qualified members.
- 6.
VERIFY operability of communication links to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator.
9.3.2 Operation NOTE:
RMT members dispatched to the Main Assembly Area for survey of personnel may be reached by contacting the Main Assembly Area Supervisor using the phone number from the Emergency Response Facility Telephone Directory.
- 1.
COORDINATE the initiation of an Emergency Radiation Work Permit (ERWP) with the Radiation Controls Coordinator and according to Attachment 6, Emergency Radiation Work Permit and Enclosure 5, ERWP Guidance.
- 2.
OBTAIN EC or designee approval for ERWP.
- 3.
LIST RMT members performing surveys and monitoring activities up to 5 rem on a separate, approved ETA form and POST until conditions warrant EC approval for
- 4.
COORDINATE RMT members needed by other teams in the plant with OSC Manager. These may include EOP actions, depending on the length of the EOP action.
- 5.
VERIFY each RMT member is currently qualified (listed on RMT Emergency Response Team Roster).
- 6.
INITIATE periodic C0 2/0 2 sampling according to EM-210A, Section 4.2 when the TSC/OSC is in the emergency recirculation mode and occupancy exceeds 50 personnel.
- 7.
ESTABLISH controlled access into radiation areas as required by procedures.
- 8.
ASSIGN when available, an RMT member to the Control Complex Emergency Repair Team to take direction from the OSC HP Coordinator as needed.
- 9.
UPDATE the large OSC survey maps as needed. (i.e. radiological data, wind direction).
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- 10.
COMPLETE items listed on Enclosure 1 of EM-210A, Radiation Monitoring Team Checklist.
- 11.
ENSURE TLDs are provided for all team members that report to the OSC and for teams already dispatched.
- 12.
PROVIDE OSC Manager with periodic updates on radiological conditions.
- 13.
Upon request from the TSC, IDENTIFY a Team Leader and PLAN identified radiological monitoring or survey activity.
- 14.
ASSEMBLE RMT personnel and ensure an appropriate briefing is held.
CONSIDER performing a "generic" briefing for all team members at OSC.
- 15.
WRITE an Emergency Team Authorization (ETA) form (Attachment 1 and ) for emergency response teams in the field and teams dispatched from the OSC.
- 16.
IF Operators are NOT available at the TSC/OSC, AND Operators are dispatched from the Control Room to perform an action or join a reentry team from the OSC, THEN COORDINATE a briefing or meeting place with the OSC.
- 17.
ASSIGN an RMT member for each re-entry, when conditions warrant, to assist in preparation and job coverage.
- 18.
UPDATE responding emergency team members on changing radiological conditions affecting the team.
- 19.
MAINTAIN awareness of OSC personnel radiation exposure status and INFORM the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator of personnel approaching 5 rem (TEDE) exposure limits.
- 20.
INFORM the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator if radiological conditions are such that Security personnel should prepare for suspension of safeguards in areas affected by radiological releases.
- 21.
INFORM the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator if any team member's thyroid dose of 5 rem is reached. UPDATE as needed until the magnitude of projected thyroid dose reaches 25 rem thyroid.
- 22.
OBTAIN KI located in TSC Cabinet H (Main Conference Room) and DISTRIBUTE to OSC personnel when authorized by Section 9.3.3.
- 23.
UPDATE the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator of RMT activities and dose rate survey results. DOCUMENT times of significant dose rate results.
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Subsection 9.3, OSC Health Physics Coordinator (Cont'd) 9.3.3 Administration of Potassium Iodide (KI)
CAUTION KI distribution is a supplemental strategy to be considered along with other protective measures. The use of KI can significantly reduce the number of thyroid nodules resulting from the ingestion of radioiodines; however, it has NO impact on immediate health effects and only a moderate impact on delayed cancer deaths.
Upon receipt of in-plant and/or offsite radioiodine data, the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator DETERMINES the need for KI and AUTHORIZES its use as follows:
- a.
IF radioiodine will be a contributor to the release dose, THEN KI should be considered for the worker.
- b.
KI is 90% effective in blocking the uptake of radioiodine by the thyroid if administered within the first hour of uptake and is 50% effective if administered within four (4) hours after uptake.
- c.
KI remains 80% effective in blocking the uptake of radioiodine when taken as long as 20 hours2.314815e-4 days <br />0.00556 hours <br />3.306878e-5 weeks <br />7.61e-6 months <br /> before the exposure.
- d.
Minimal benefit is obtained if KI is administered >10-14 hours after exposure and therefore should NOT be administered beyond this exposure period.
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Subsection 9.3, OSC Health Physics Coordinator (Cont'd) 9.3.3 Administration of Potassium Iodide (KI) (Cont'd)
- 2.
ISSUE the KI as follows:
CAUTION Potassium Iodide shall NOT be administered to individuals who have known allergies to iodide substances, such as shellfish, or who have medical conditions, such as Graves' disease, thyroid nodules, or Hashimoto's thyroiditis due to the potential severe side effects.
- a.
The OSC HP Coordinator BRIEFS personnel on the use and consequences of KI before distribution. This briefing is NOT required for personnel screened annually as part of continuing training. USE the package insert or, KI CONSUMER Package Insert.
NOTE:
Authorization for the distribution of Potassium Iodide (KI) may be approved verbally for Environmental Survey Teams.
- b.
COMPLETE Attachment 7 (Potassium Iodide Administration Form).
- c.
The TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator AUTHORIZES the administration of KI by signing Attachment 7, Potassium Iodide Administration Form, and NOTIFIES the Emergency Coordinator that KI was administered to ERO members. This may be accomplished during a facility update briefing.
NOTE:
Expired KI tablets as indicated by the manufacturer's recommendations shall NOT be issued.
- d.
PROVIDE one 130 mg tablet to each individual who is to receive KI.
- e.
CONTINUE DISTRIBUTING one 130 mg KI tablet daily for a minimum of three days (if exposed to radioiodines) but STOP distributing tablets at 10 days unless approved by the company's designated physician.
- f.
IF Emergency Response Organization (ERO) members have sensitivity to KI, THEN do NOT administer KI or dispatch the team member where radioiodine is a major contributor to the release dose.
- g.
RETURN completed records to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator.
- h.
PERFORM follow-up whole body counts and bioassay analysis on those emergency workers using thyroid-blocking agents as determined by the company's designated physician.
FORWARD completed documents to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator, as applicable, who reviews and submits all records to Document Services.
- j.
CONTACT the company's designated physician and request follow-up care and definitive guidance concerning KI administration.
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9.4 OSC Chemistry Coordinator 9.4.1 Activation
- 1.
REPORT to the OSC and take a plant radio, if possible, upon the declaration of an Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency
- 2.
BADGE-IN at TSC/OSC Card reader.
- 3.
NOTIFY OSC Manager and TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator of your arrival.
- 4.
OBTAIN procedures as needed.
- 5.
IF emergency occurs during off hours, THEN NOTIFY an adequate number of qualified Sampling Team (ST) members to report to the OSC. REFER to for staffing level and the Emergency Response Team Roster, located in file drawer, for qualified members.
9.4.2 Operation NOTE:
Evacuated Chemistry personnel at the Main Assembly Area may be reached by contacting the Main Assembly Area Supervisor using the phone number from the Emergency Response Facility Telephone Directory.
- 1.
IDENTIFY ST members in the plant supporting the emergency to the OSC Manager and ENSURE they are listed on an Emergency Team Authorization (ETA) form (Attachment 1, Emergency Team Authorization).
- 2.
VERIFY each ST member is currently ST qualified (listed on ST Emergency Response Team Roster).
- 3.
COORDINATE dispatch of ST with OSC Manager.
- 4.
ESTABLISH log of activities documenting time TSC requests chemistry samples, time sample pulled and time results given to TSC.
- 5.
IF it is necessary to become Team Leader for Sampling Team, THEN NOTIFY the OSC Manager of the need for a replacement, OR APPOINT the OSC Manager to act as coordinator.
- 6.
Upon request for Sampling Team, IDENTIFY a Team Leader and PLAN the activity.
- 7.
ASSEMBLE appropriate team personnel and PERFORM a briefing according to, Team Briefing / Re-Entry Checklist.
- 8.
PROVIDE technical and administrative support to Chemistry activities.
- 9.
ENSURE the ST continues to perform chemical or radiological liquid and gas samples for core damage assessments as requested.
- 10.
MAINTAIN communication with the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator, providing updates on ST activities as appropriate.
- 11.
MAINTAIN contact with dispatched ST.
- 12.
PROVIDE sample results (Attachment 2 of CH-632) to the TSC Radiation Controls Coordinator for core damage estimation and dose projection.
- 13.
CONDUCT a post-job briefing and DOCUMENT sample results.
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9.5 Operations Personnel 9.5.1 Activation/Operation NOTES: 1. ERT qualified operators respond to the OSC during an Alert, Site Area Emergency and General Emergency as soon as available to support OSC re-entry and Main Control Room / Accident Assessment activities.
- 2. Operators assigned to the OSC are under the direction of the OSC Manager. The OSC Manager coordinates Operator actions through the TSC Repairs Coordinator to ensure the TSC Accident Assessment Coordinator is aware of and agrees to the dispatch.
- 1.
NOTIFY the OSC Manager AND TSC Accident Assessment Coordinator of your arrival.
- 2.
COORDINATE activities with OSC Manager and ENSURE before dispatch from the OSC you are briefed according to Attachment 2, Team Briefing / Re-Entry Checklist, and FOLLOW instructions for Emergency Teams.
- 3.
When possible, MONITOR Accident Assessment Ringdown and provide updates of plant conditions to OSC Manager.
- 4.
REFER to EM-1 03, Enclosure 1 for operator dispatch guidance, as necessary.
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9.6 Emergency Team Members 9.6.1 Activation NOTE:
Emergency team responders, unless pre-identified to report to an Emergency Response Facility, must report to appropriate Local Assembly Area during an Alert declaration. For on-shift personnel performing assigned actions to mitigate the emergency, they may continue with the assigned duties unless evacuated and listen for further instructions over the PA system.
- 1.
REPORT to the OSC upon assignment to respond as an emergency team member.
- 2.
REPORT directly to the OSC for assignment as an emergency team member upon the declaration of a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency.
- 3.
BADGE-IN at TSC/OSC Card reader.
- 4.
NOTIFY appropriate OSC Coordinator of your arrival.
- 5.
REMAIN in OSC Team room until requested for emergency response.
- 6.
FOLLOW instructions of respective OSC Coordinator or OSC Manager.
9.6.2 Operation
- 1.
Upon formation of an emergency team, the following occurs:
- a.
The Radiation Monitoring Team members will:
- 1)
COMPLETE the Emergency Team Authorization form (Attachment 1 and Enclosure 4) according to the requirements of the Emergency RWP (Attachment 6 and Enclosure 5) and any instructions stated during the briefing.
- 2)
ENSURE team members follow the instructions stated on the ERWP and ETA.
- 3)
REPORT any problem or hazard encountered along the route traveled or during the mission of that team.
- 4)
ABORT the re-entry if physical or radiological conditions deteriorate or exceed the limits set, or if communications are lost between the Team Leader and the OSC and re-locate to a safe area or find another communication systems to re-establish communications with the OSC.
- 5)
UPDATE team member dose records.
- 6)
PERFORM radiological duties, as required, according to EM-210A.
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Subsection 9.6, Emergency Team Members (Cont'd) 9.6.2 Operation (Cont'd)
CAUTION Deviating from a planned route, unless specifically directed due to unanticipated conditions, rescue, or to perform an activity that would minimize the emergency condition, could result in personnel injury or increased radiological dose.
- b.
The responding emergency team will:
- 1)
ATTEND briefing according to Attachment 2, Team Briefing / Re-Entry Checklist.
- 2)
OBTAIN respiratory devices, dosimetry, protective clothing, and portable survey instruments required by the Emergency Team Authorization.
- 3)
RE-ZERO dosimetry as needed.
- 4)
PROCEED to designated area following the pre-determined route, observing all written and/or verbal precautions.
- 5)
PERFORM designated work per written procedures or as discussed in briefing.
- 6)
Routinely EVALUATE exposures during the re-entry as directed by the RMT member or Emergency team Authorization form.
- 7)
OBTAIN as much information as possible along the route, such as physical plant conditions, equipment damage or radiological data.
- 8)
RETURN to point of departure via the same predetermined route taken above unless given other instructions.
- 9)
RETURN to the OSC after completion of assigned tasks and FOLLOW the directions of the RMT member at the control point.
10.0 RECORDS No records are generated by this procedure.
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ENCLOSURE 1 Page 1 of 1 PRIMARY OSC FLOOR PLAN (Recommended Layout)
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ENCLOSURE 2 Page 1 of 2 OSC STAFFING LEVELS (Telephone numbers listed in Emergency Telephone Directories and on Emergency Team Rosters.
Engineering contact list in OSC file drawer "E")
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OSC Health Physics Coordinator OSC Chemistry Coordinator 1
OSC Maintenance Coordinator Fire Assessment 1
Planning 1
Administrative Support Engineer 1
(Fuel or Engineering support as needed)
Fire Brigade 5
5 (and for rescue and as needed)
Three 30-minute positions and three 60-minute positions can be HP Responders.
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ENCLOSURE 4 Page 1 of 1 EMERGENCY TEAM AUTHORIZATION (ETA) GUIDANCE A. Purpose To authorize the dispatch of a designated team of personnel from the OSC for the performance of specific emergency related tasks.
B. Contents
- 1. Type of team dispatched and number-Include type of team and team number (ERT-2, ST-1, RMT-1)
- 2. Reason for entry - A brief description of why the team is dispatched.
- 3. Radiological Conditions - The anticipated conditions the team may encounter during the re-entry. IF the ETA is for tracking personnel only (NO radiological conditions exist), THEN check box for accountability purposes only.
- 4. Instructions from Briefing - Include a brief description of the task the team is to perform, if NOT indicated in "Reason for Entry." Add telephone number of appropriate OSC Coordinator or OSC Manager.
- 5. Equipment Used - Identify protective equipment to be used by personnel assigned to the team involved in the re-entry.
- 6. Dose limit for entry and approval - The OSC HP Coordinator approves the dose limit applicable to each of the team members up to and including 5 rem. If greater than 5 rem, this step can be N/A as approval is from the Emergency Coordinator (Step 9). Because of the health risks associated with the dose limit, lifesaving missions should be undertaken by volunteers (healthy and above the age of 45) who have an understanding of the health risks and preferably by those whose normal duties have trained them for such missions.
The Maximum Anticipated Dose Rate is the dose rate used to determine the dose limit for the re-entry (dose rate X work time). The Re-Entry Abort Dose Rate is the Cut and Run number determined for that re-entry.
- 7. Emergency Worker Exposure Calculation: IF NO core melt, THEN TEDE = ED Dose; IF core melt, THEN TEDE = ED Dose times five.
- 8. Emergency Team Personnel - List team members assigned to re-entry, time leaving OSC to return to evacuated area (INTO), and time the team returns to the OSC from the evacuated area (OUT).
- 9. Re-entry Approval - Signed by the EC or Radiation Controls Coordinator if > 5 rem (TEDE) and delegated to the OSC Manager for up to and including 5 rem (TEDE), designating that the re-entry for the team is authorized.
C. Development and Approval
- 1. After selecting team members, prepare for dispatch by addressing such items as tools needed, scope of task, review of procedures applicable to task and assigning specific tasks that may increase the effectiveness and speed of the task completion (see Attachment 2).
- 2. Meet with the RMT member assigned to re-entry. After filling out the ETA form up to and including the Equipment Used, the RMT member takes the ETA to the OSC HP Coordinator for Dose Limit approval up to and including 5 rem.
5 rem (TEDE), who reviews and approves the re-entry to be conducted.
- 4. The ETA is updated to reflect time of team dispatch and posted for tracking. The copy should go in field with Team.
- 5. When the re-entry is completed, dose records are updated with the dose accumulated for the team members. The ETA is updated to reflect the time the team exited the re-entry.
- 6. Subsequent team entries are made on separate ETAs, except as noted on ERWP.
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ENCLOSURE 5 Page 1 of 1 EMERGENCY RADIATION WORK PERMIT (ERWP) GUIDANCE A. Purpose To establish a blanket ERWP for use under emergency conditions. An ERWP is used in conjunction with the Emergency Team Authorization form.
B. Contents
- 1. Emergency Status - denotes current emergency classification level, updated as escalation in levels occur.
- 2. Plant Status or Condition Causing Emergency - the actual status of the plant including information on systems or equipment directly related to, or impacting radiological conditions.
- 3. Radiolo-gical Status - radiological status of CR3 at the time of escalation of emergency.
- 4. Instructions - generic instructions for anyone involved with the emergency. Specific instructions are given on the Emergency Team Authorization form.
C. Development and Approval
- 1. The OSC Health Physics Coordinator or designee completes this form and submits for review to the Radiation Controls Coordinator.
- 2. The Radiation Controls Coordinator reviews the permit and includes any additional information pertinent to the emergency.
- 3. The Emergency Coordinator or designee approves the ERWP.
- 4. This action authorizes the permit AND automatically sets the exposure limit for personnel assigned to the ERWP to Emergency Dose Limit (margin) of 5 rem Total Effective Dose Equivalent when there are radiological consequences.
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ATTACHMENT 1 Page 1 of 1 Progress Energy EMERGENCY TEAM AUTHORIZATION SAMPLE EMREC TEAM AUHRZTO I
TYPE OF rMERGENCY TEAM DISPATCHED and NUMBER I DATE I TIME REASO FO ENR OSC Request Form #_______
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- 1) Team Leader must carry radio.
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ATTACHMENT 2 Page 1 of 2 TEAM BRIEFING / RE-ENTRY CHECKLIST NOTE:
Steps may be performed in any order.................................
1.0 BEFORE DISPATCH
- 1.
DETERMINE scope of tasks, pre-plan work activities as needed............................
- 2.
ENSURE Team members have protective clothing, dosimetry, respiratory devices, and/or other protective equipment as specified by the Emergency Team Authorization (ETA) form..................................................
- 3.
VERIFY operability of survey instruments and any other equipment needed, and ensure that all radios to be used are programmed for the appropriate talk groups before departure from OSC.........................................
- 4.
ENSURE Self-Reading Dosimetry is re-zeroed as needed.
Extremity TLDs are available in the TSC/OSC Emergency Kit................................
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- 5.
NOTIFY the OSC Manager the team is ready to depart..........................................
NOTE:
If additional briefing areas are needed, team members can perform briefings in the Break Room Area or any available room........................................................
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2.0 BRIEFING
- 1.
The appropriate OSC Coordinator or designated Team Leader, in conjunction with OSC Health Physics Coordinator or designee, briefs the emergency team on the following before re-entry:
- a.
The nature of the emergency and any other known hazards........................
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- b.
The purpose of the dispatch and the expected result...................................
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- c.
Route the team will take back into the evacuated area................................
- d.
Area dose rates (if known), amount of dose each team member may expect to receive based on hazards en route and at e m e rge ncy site..................................................................................
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What actions should be taken if unanticipated conditions are e n c o u n te re d.................................................................................................
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ATTACHMENT 2 Page 2 of 2 TEAM BRIEFING/RE-ENTRY CHECKLIST (Continued) 3.0 EMERGENCY TEAM LEADER FUNCTIONS:
- 1.
UNDERSTAND the purpose of the re-entry and perform briefings a s re q u e s te d...........................................................................................................
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- 2.
IF the suspension of safeguards has been invoked, AND a key is necessary for entry into a locked area of the plant, THEN obtain key from the Main Control Room or TSC Security Coordinator...............................
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- 3.
REPORT any condition or event, within the scope of the team's individual training or experience, which could minimize the effects o f th e e m e rg e n cy....................................................................................................
- 4.
ENSURE the completion of the task / activity for which the team w a s d is p a tch e d.......................................................................................................
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- 5.
RELAY relevant plant conditions and significant actions taken by the team to the appropriate OSC Coordinator for logging.......................................
- 6.
COORDINATE returning equipment to service (opening or closing of valves, energizing components, etc.) directly with the Main C o n tro l R o o m..........................................................................................................
- 7.
INFORM Main Control Room of job completion when it affects plant e q u ip m e n t...............................................................................................................
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- 8.
ENSURE all team members report to Dosimetry upon return to O SC to update individual dose records...................................................................
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- 9.
PERFORM post-job briefing with appropriate OSC Coordinator or O S C M anager upon return......................................................................................
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- 10.
DOCUMENT repair actions taken during the re-entry to provide enough information for Work Request that is created during the emergency by Planning or after the emergency. Documentation m ay be m ade in O SC Log or on tape......................................................................
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ATTACHMENT 3 Page 1 of 1 CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SECURING OSC AND ESTABLISHING AN ALTERNATE OSC
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1.0 BEFORE GOING TO ALTERNATE OSC LOCATION
- 1.
IDENTIFY minimum OSC staff necessary based on plant c o n d itio n s.................................................................................................................
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CONSIDER taking items identified below a.
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Em ergency Kits or contents as needed..........................................................
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Other items as determined by OSC Coordinators..........................................
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- 1.
PLACE high value items on tables:
- a.
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- b.
C om m unication equipm ent.............................................................................
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- c.
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- d.
VERIFY flood protection has been placed around TSC/OSC (E M -2 2 0 )........................................................................................................
- e.
ENSURE appropriate TSC equipment has been de-energized (E M -220, Enclosure 2)...................................................................
- f.
DISABLE auto start on diesel by selecting the "Auto/Test" switch to the center "Off' position on the generator K o hle r C o ntro lle r......................................................................................
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3.0 RELOCATE TO 124' ELEVATION OF THE CONTROL COMPLEX
- 1.
ACTIVITY - Team Staging Area
- 2.
PERSONNEL - Fire Brigade, Sampling Team, Emergency Repair Team, Radiation Monitoring Team, Security, OSC Manager, OSC Coordinators (as needed).
- 3.
SET-UP - Some emergency supplies are located in labeled cabinets in area.
Additional supplies such as chairs, plant radios, tables and equipment from TSC/OSC emergency may need to be re-located to this area.
- 4.
OPERATION - The OSC Manager and OSC Coordinators remain on the 124' elevation with emergency teams. He assigns someone to the PAX phone to remain in communication with the Alternate TSC located outside the Control Room. Once a team is identified, a briefing occurs and then dispatched.
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ATTACHMENT 4 Page 1 of 3 TSC/OSC EMERGENCY RECIRCULATION MODE CAUTION Activation of the emergency mode may require entry into potential Radiation Controlled Areas if a release is in progress. Radiation Monitoring Team member accompanies personnel performing this action, as necessary.
1.0 PLACING TSC/OSC INTO THE EMERGENCY RECIRCIRCULATION MODE
- 1.
OBTAIN duct tape and pliers from OSC area before going to Mechanical Equipment (HVAC) Room.................................................................
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- 2.
PERFORM the following actions from the Mechanical Equipment Room to activate the emergency recirculation mode for the TSC/OSC: (See schematic on page 3 of Enclosure)
- a.
OPEN the access door for AHD-1 19 (located by outside exit door)...........
- b.
At AH-229, ROTATE the switch from the "NORMAL (1)" to the "EMERGENCY (2)" position on the emergency mode c o n tro l p a n e l..................................................................................................
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- c.
LOG start time on form next to AH-229 control switch...................................
- 3.
VERIFY the following indications:
- a.
AHD-120 damper is in the emergency mode position.
AHD-120 is located at waist level at the south side of the ro o m..............................................................................................................
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- b.
AHF-62 fan is operational as indicated by a red light at the m otor/starter panel on the southeast wall......................................................
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- c.
AHU-20 is operational as indicated by a red light at the m otor/starter panel on the w est w all..............................................................
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AHF-60 fan is operational as indicated by a red light at the m otor/starter panel in the m iddle of the room................................................
- e.
AHF-61 fan is operational as indicated by a red light at the m otor/starter panel in the m iddle of the room................................................
- 4.
IF the fans and dampers are NOT operational or NOT in the proper position, THEN NOTIFY the Maintenance Coordinator...............................
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- 5.
IF the fans and dampers are operational and in the proper position, TH EN perform the follow ing.........................................................................
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- a.
O B TA IN pliers and duct tape.........................................................................
- b.
EXIT the TSC/OSC and proceed to roof over Mechanical E q u ip m e nt R o o m............................................................................................
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- c.
CLOSE and LATCH the goose neck cover for AHD-1 15, located as show n on Page 3 of 3..................................................................
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ATTACHMENT 4 Page 2 of 3 TSC/OSC EMERGENCY RECIRCULATION MODE (Cont'd) 1.0 PLACING TCS/OSC INTO EMERGENCY RECIRCIRCULATION MODE (Continued)
- 6.
PLACE duct tape around the access door seals and latches on AHD-1 15 to provide an additional protective barrier in order to p re ve nt a ir in-le a kag e...............................................................................................
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- 7.
CLOSE and LATCH the goose neck cover for AHD-1 16, located as show n o n P age 3 of 3..............................................................................................
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- 8.
PLACE duct tape around the access door seals and latches on AHD-1 16 to provide an additional protective barrier in order to p re ve n t a ir in -le a ka g e................................................................................................
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- 9.
R ET U R N to the TS C /O S C.......................................................................................
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Habitability boundary doors are the inside door on the west end and the inside door adjacent to the Emergency Diesel Room door on the east end....................
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- 10.
VERIFY the TSC/OSC habitability boundary doors remain are tightly closed unless being used for ingress/egress while em ergency recirculation m ode is in service...............................................................
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- 11.
The TSC/OSC Ventilation System emergency recirculation mode is n o w o p e ra tio n a l.........................................................................................................
L I 2.0 RESTORATION
- 1.
PERFORM the following actions to restore the emergency recirculation mode for the TSC/OSC:
- a.
REMOVE the duct tape from the access door seals and latches on A H D-116 and A H D-115................................................................
- b.
UNLATCH and OPEN the goose neck covers for AHD-1 16 a n d A H D -1 1 5.................................................................................................
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- c.
RETURN to Mechanical Equipment Room and rotate the switch from the "EMERGENCY (2)" to the "NORMAL (1)"
position on the emergency mode control panel (AH-229)...............................
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- d.
LOG stop time on form next to AH-229 control switch...................................
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- e.
VERIFY AHD-120 is in the "CLOSED" position.............................................
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- f.
C LO SE the access door for AHD-1 19............................................................
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ATTACHMENT 4 Page 3 of 3 TCS/OSC EMERGENCY RECIRCULATION MODE (Continued)
SECOND LANDING TO ROOF STAIRS TO MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ROOM ROOF; AHF-123 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ROOM EXHAUST AHF-124 ELECTRICAL EaUIPMENT ROOM EXHAUST ELEVATED PIPE Q
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ATTACHMENT 5 Page 1 of 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOOKING-UP AND PUMPING INTO DECONTAMINATION SHOWER STORAGE TANK "MOTOMCL Demo a
FA8SU#FORM WITH PA"OR WMR SUMP OtSCHARGE OOI*JEGTION NOTE:
Portable lighting (e.g. flashlights) may be required to safely access equipment in storage room under the stairs at west end of TSC.
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- 1. Obtain equipment (hoses, etc.) from room under stairs on west end of TSC including electrical pump from decontamination shower / sink area.............................................
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- 2. Shut on/off valve at pump.............................................................................................................
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- 3. Connect the 1 %-inch stainless steel, red suction line with the camlock fittings to the red suction side of the pum p...................................................................................................
- 4. Connect the other end of the red suction line to the sump discharge co n ne ctio n.....................................................................................................................................
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- 5. Connect the discharge of the pump to the inlet connection of the storage tank...........................
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- 6. Remove cap on storage tank outlet connection to establish tank vent path................................ L IEM-104 I
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ATTACHMENT 6 Page 1 of 1 EMERGENCY RADIATION WORK PERMIT SAMPLE
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- 1. NO entry into controlled access areas unless a member of an emergency team. (Security remains at posts until relieved.)
- 2. Only personnel who are qualified emergency responders can be authorized for this ERWP.
- 3. Report any unusual dose rates, equipment damage, etc., to the Operational Support Center.
- 4. Specific radiological requirements are outlined on Emergency Team Authorization form.
- 5. RMT member requirement to be on re-entry team can be waived by Health Physics Coordinator for stable or NO radiological hazards.
- 6. OSC Health Physics Coordinator is authorized to fill out one ETA for RMT survey and monitoring activities up to and including 5 rem TEDE with attached list of RMT Members. This does NOT include EST members.
- 7. Perform activity as discussed in Briefing.
SUBMITTED BY OSC HEALTH PHYSICS APPROVED BY / EMERGENCY COORDINATOR COORDI NATOR OR DESIGNEE EM-1 04 Rev. 15 Page 40 of 42]
ATTACHMENT 7 Page 1 of 1 POTASSIUM IODIDE ADMINISTRATION FORM N A M...
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Summary of Changes PRR 570004 NOTES: 1. Procedure Sponsor: Ensure that any changes to EM-1 04 that affect information contained in the Emergency Radiation Work Permit or Emergency Team Authorization form, or change to the KI brand name affecting the KI Consumer Package Insert, and information on the OSC HP Coordinator generic briefing card or checklist, the OSC Engineer or Administrative Support Checklists are made to those items as well.
- 2. Procedure Sponsor: If any changes are made to EM-104, step 9.3.2.6 (EM-210A, Section 4.2), EM-104, step 9.3.2.10 (EM-210A, Enclosure 1),
EM-104, step 3.4.2.12 (CH-632, Attachment 2), EM-104, step 9.5.1.4. (EM-103, Enclosure 1), EM-102, Enclosure 1, and EM-401, Enclosure 10, ensure appropriate PRRs are initiated as needed.
Step/Section Changes and Reason Throughout Per EC 84174, Install New Plant Radio System, removed references to specific radio transceiver channel numbers. New radios are programmed differently for each organization or "Talk Group" that uses them:
Maintenance radios will not have the same channels or talk groups programmed into them as Operations, or RP, or EP, or Security radios.
The talk groups selected is displayed on the radio.
4.0.8.c Channel number replaced with "via plant radio (Radio Channel 7 or Page 7 of 42 appropriate talk group). "
7.2.4 (Page 11)
Added "set to appropriate talk groups" 9.1.1.1 Page12) 9.2.1.1 (Page 15)
Reworded to "ensure that all radios to be used are programmed for the Step 1.0.3 appropriate talk groups before departure from the OSC" Page 33 of 42 0 EM-104 Rev. 15 Page 42 of 42
R k Progress Energy Reference Use CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 PLANT OPERATING MANUAL EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE (EPIP)
EM-205 PERSONNEL EMERGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES REGARDING DISCOVERY, ASSEMBLY, EVACUATION, AND ACCOUNTABILITY WITHIN THE PROTECTED AREA REVISION 32
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 P U R P O S E.......................................................................................................................
3 2.0 R E F E R E N C E S................................................................................................................
3 2.1 Developmental References...............................................................................
3 3.0 D E F IN IT IO N S..................................................................................................................
4 4.0 R E S P O N S IB ILIT IE S...................................................................................................
6 5.0 P R E R EQ U IS IT ES....................................................................................................
7 6.0 PRECAUTIONS, LIMITATIONS AND NOTES............................................................
7 7.0 SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT.........................................................................
7 8.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA..........................................................................................
7 9.0 IN S T R U C T IO N S......................................................................................................
8 9.1 Individuals Discovering an Emergency.............................................................
8 9.2 Localized Evacuation of Personnel..................................................................
8 9.3 Alert classification: Local Assembly of Non-Essential Personnel..................... 9 9.4 Local Assembly Area Supervisor PERFORM the following:........................... 10 9.5 Site Area Emergency or General Emergency Classification: Evacuation of Non-Essential Personnel from the CR3 Protected Area.................................. 11 9.6 Evacuation of Non-Essential Personnel from the Energy Complex................. 13 9.7 Instructions for Plant Personnel during a Security Condition...........................
14 1 0.0 R E C O R D S.....................................................................................................................
14 ENCLOSURES
- 1.
Local Assembly Area Assignments................................................................
15 S u m m a ry of C ha nge s...............................................................................................................
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1.0 PURPOSE Provides instructions for CR3 personnel within the Protected Area on actions to take for:
- 1.
discovering an emergency
- 2.
local assembly
- 3.
accountability and evacuation of the CR3 Protected Area
- 4.
actions during a security emergency.
This procedure is an Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure. Any revisions must be carefully considered for Emergency Plan impact.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Developmental References
- 1.
- 2.
10 CFR 50, Appendix E, Emergency Planning and Preparedness for Production and Utilization Facilities
- 3.
EM-21 1, Duties of the CR3 Nuclear Security Organization
- 4.
NUREG-0654, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants
- 5.
[R1] NOCS 24880, Note Indicating Where Local Assembly Area Signs are Posted
- 6.
[R2] NOCS 4751, Actions Taken by Control Room in Response to Fire
- 7.
[R3] NOCS 4750, Actions Taken by Individual Discovering Fire
- 8.
[R4) NOCS 7455, Main Assembly Area provides Protection Against Inclement Weather
- 9.
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3.0 DEFINITIONS
- 1.
Accountability - The process of identifying personnel remaining inside the Protected Area and ascertaining the names of missing individuals following an evacuation or as deemed necessary by the Emergency Coordinator (EC).
- 2.
Alert - This classification refers to event(s) that are in process, or have occurred, involving an actual or potentially substantial degradation of the level of safety of the Plant OR a security event that involves probable life threatening risk to site personnel or damage to site equipment because of HOSTILE ACTION. Any releases are expected to be limited to small fractions of the EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels. The Technical Support Center (TSC) is staffed and assembly and accountability are performed at local assembly areas.
- 3.
General Emergency - This classification refers to event(s) that are in process, or have occurred, involving actual or imminent substantial core degradation or nuclear fuel melting with the potential for loss of containment integrity OR HOSTILE ACTION that results in an actual loss of physical control of the facility. Releases can be reasonably expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guidelines exposure levels for more than the immediate site area. This classification initiates predetermined protective actions for the public, provides continuous assessment of information from on-site and off-site measurements, initiates additional measures indicated by the event, and provides current information and consultation with off-site authorities and the public. The Emergency Coordinator will probably decide to evacuate the Energy Complex
- 4.
Local Assembly Area - A pre-designated area to which personnel report for organization, roll call, and supervision following an Alert emergency classification, or as deemed necessary by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 5.
Local Assembly Area Supervisor -The supervisor or designee assuming leadership responsibility in a Local Assembly Area. This individual should not be someone who may be responding to an Emergency Response Facility.
- 6.
Main Assembly Area (MAA) - The Site Administration Building Auditorium: The location where personnel report for organization and supervision following an evacuation of the CR3 Protected Area. [R4]
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- 7.
Main Assembly Area Supervisor - The individual (typically a Security representative during non-Security related events) assuming leadership responsibility in the Main Assembly Area.
- 8.
Missing Individual - An unaccounted for person, within the Protected Area following an evacuation or when the Emergency Coordinator requests accountability.
It is further determined that this individual is not in or dispatched from the Control Room, TSC/OSC, or Nuclear Security Operations Center (NSOC).
- 9.
Non-Essential Personnel - Personnel not required for the safe operation of the Plant, not assigned emergency functions in the Control Room or TSC/OSC and not a member of the on-duty Security Force.
- 10.
Non-Medical Emergency - An incident or condition requiring immediate attention, which could result in damage to Plant components and may be accompanied by high radiation or radioactive contamination. Examples include fire, explosion, steam line break, hazardous material spill, etc. (Refer to EM-213 for medical emergency actions)
- 11.
Protected Area - Area encompassed by physical barriers and detection devices.
The area evacuated in the event of a Site Area Emergency.
- 12.
Radiation Control Area (RCA) - Generally the Reactor Building, Auxiliary Building, 95' Intermediate Building, posted areas of the berm and support buildings, but also including any area within a restricted area that is posted for radiological protection purposes.
- 13.
Security Condition - Any Security Event as listed in the approved security contingency plan that constitutes a threat/compromise to site security, threat/risk to site personnel, or a potential degradation to the level of safety of the plant. A SECURITY CONDITION does not involve a HOSTILE ACTION.
- 14.
Site Area Emergency - This classification refers to event(s) that are in process, or have occurred, involving actual or likely major failures of Plant functions needed for the protection of the public OR HOSTILE ACTION that results in intentional damage or malicious acts; (1) toward site personnel or equipment that could lead to the likely failure of or; (2) prevents effective access to equipment needed for the protection of the public. Any releases are NOT expected to result in exposure levels, which exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels at the SITE BOUNDARY.
The TSC and the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) are staffed and radiation monitoring teams may be dispatched. Protected Area evacuation and accountability is performed at CR3. Assembly and accountability is performed at Units 1/2 & 4/5.
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- 15.
Site Evacuation - Evacuation of non-essential personnel from the Protected Area.
- 16.
Unusual Event - This classification refers to any event(s), in process or having occurred, indicating a potential degradation of the level of safety of the Plant OR indicate a security threat to facility protection. NO releases of radioactive material requiring offsite response or monitoring are expected unless further degradation of safety occurs. This classification brings the operating staff to a state of readiness if escalation to a more severe action level classification occurs.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
- 1.
The Emergency Coordinator initiates personnel assembly, accountability, or evacuation because of an emergency at CR3. During Security related threats and/or events the Emergency Coordinator designates an individual to act as the Main Assembly Area Supervisor as needed.
- 2.
Each Supervisor / Manager or designee (Local Assembly Area Supervisor) inside the Protected Area is responsible for ensuring accountability of Section / Unit personnel during an Alert and as requested by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 3.
The Local Assembly Area Supervisor establishes control and organization of personnel assembled and ensures evacuation of such personnel during a Site Area Emergency, as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 4.
The Main Assembly Area Supervisor establishes control and organization of the personnel assembled in the Main Assembly Area. A Main Assembly Area Supervisor supply kit, which contains a set of written instructions to provide guidance to the Main Assembly Area Supervisor, is located within the Main Assembly Area.
- 5.
Security directs normal and emergency ingress and egress to the Protected Area, maintains records documenting Site Evacuation during an emergency at CR3, and supports the Emergency Coordinator in performing accountability. Personnel are expected to follow instructions from Security personnel at all times.
- 6.
Security implements evacuation of the Energy Complex when directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 7.
Individuals entering the CR3 Protected Area (excluding visitors) are expected to maintain familiarity with the information contained in this procedure, following radiological practices, and minimizing the probability of injury or exposure to radiation.
- 8.
Individuals whose normal workstation is outside the Protected Area must exit the Protected Area when an Alert is declared.
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5.0 PREREQUISITES None 6.0 PRECAUTIONS, LIMITATIONS AND NOTES
- 1.
When instructed, personnel are to report immediately to their assigned locations (Local Assembly Area, Main Assembly Area, Control Room, and TSC/OSC) to ensure timely accountability.
- 2.
Personnel performing duties essential for the safe operation of the Plant, on-duty Security Force personnel, and personnel assigned emergency functions in the Control Room or TSC/OSC, are not required to assemble or evacuate unless otherwise instructed by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 3.
Personnel are to secure potentially hazardous equipment or operations before following instructions for evacuating an area.
- 4.
Following instructions to evacuate any area, all personnel are expected to do so in a safe and expeditious manner.
- 5.
Protected Area accountability must be completed within 30 minutes of sounding the Site Evacuation Alarm following the declaration by the Emergency Coordinator of a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency.
- 6.
IF the Emergency Coordinator requests accountability before a Site Evacuation, THEN accountability must be completed within 30 minutes.
- 7.
After declaration of a Security Condition, all personnel who are moving about are subject to challenge by Security and must follow all directions issued, i.e., get-down, take-cover, etc.
- 8.
An emergency telephone system is used to report emergencies. This system enables an individual to report an emergency by dialing 5-5-5-5 on the Public Address System (PAX) or conventional intra-Plant phones on site. This activates a dedicated emergency telephone in the Control Room used only for emergencies.
7.0 SPECIAL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT None 8.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA None I EM-205 Rev. 32 Page 7 of 16
9.0 INSTRUCTIONS 9.1 Individuals Discovering an Emergency
- 1.
NOTIFY the Control Room by dialing 5-5-5-5 on PAX or any conventional intra-Plant telephone or by radio and PROVIDE information requested. [R2/R3]
- 2.
EVALUATE hazards of the emergency area.
- 3.
TAKE immediate actions qualified to perform, such as using fire extinguisher.
- 4.
WITHDRAW to a safe area and NOTIFY / WARN other personnel in the area.
- 5.
FOLLOW instructions of person in charge at the emergency scene.
9.2 Localized Evacuation of Personnel NOTE:
Notification to evacuate a specific work area is by Reactor Building or Auxiliary Building Evacuation alarm and/or public address announcement when emergency conditions create localized radiological hazards.
- 1.
IF notified to evacuate the Radiation Control Area, THEN PERFORM normal monitoring practices, AND EXIT evacuated area.
- 2.
REPORT to respective shop / work area to ensure accountability of everyone working in the evacuated area.
- 3.
REPORT names of missing personnel during an RCA evacuation to the Supervisor Radiation Control and Security.
- 4.
ELIMINATE non-essential personnel from the evacuated area until Health Physics determines re-entry is permissible.
- 5.
MAINTAIN control of visitor(s) and escort them off-site.
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9.3 Alert classification: Local Assembly of Non-Essential Personnel NOTES: 1. Notification for non-essential personnel to go to their "Local Assembly Area" is made by PA announcement. Assembly assists communication, accountability, and supervision following an Alert classification.
- 2. Signs are posted at the Nuclear Security Operation Center, Rusty Building, and Turbine Building listing the Local Assembly Areas. A sign is posted at the exit to the Protected Area designating the Main Assembly Area location.
[R5]
- 1.
STOP routine work and SECURE potentially hazardous equipment.
- 2.
Individuals assigned to the Rusty, Plant Administration or Nuclear Administration Buildings, are to report to their office area and ensure the Local Assembly Area Supervisor or designee is aware of their location during an Alert or as requested by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 3.
REPORT to local assembly during an Alert declaration unless one of the following exceptions applies:
- a.
CONTINUE performing EOP actions or assigned actions to mitigate the emergency until directed otherwise.
- b.
REPORT to an Emergency Response Facility if pre-identified.
- 4.
ESCORT visitors to the Nuclear Security Operations Center and INSTRUCT them, as appropriate, to either report to the Main Assembly Area or to leave the Crystal River Energy Complex.
- 5.
WHEN visitors have exited the Protected Area, THEN REPORT to Local Assembly Area.
- 6.
IF normal workstation is outside the Protected Area, THEN EXIT the Protected Area when an Alert is declared.
- 7.
Contract personnel REPORT to the Site Administration Building Auditorium, unless directed to report to a Local Assembly Area by their work supervisor.
- 8.
REMAIN in Local Assembly Areas until instructed to return to work or evacuate to the designated Main Assembly Area.
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NOTE:
Local Assembly Area Supervisors are expected to be aware of Section/Unit personnel who are members of the Emergency Response Organization and not identify them as missing personnel. The Emergency Response Personnel Directory, available on the EP website, should be referenced for this purpose.
9.4 Local Assembly Area Supervisor PERFORM the following:
- 1.
IDENTIFY individuals missing during the local assembly.
- 2.
NOTIFY Security at the TSC at extension 3-2-5-8 if the individual's location is not determined in approximately 20 minutes.
- 3.
PERFORM as the point of contact for further instructions to assembled personnel.
- 4.
MAINTAIN accountability of Local Assembly Area personnel until further notice.
- 5.
ENSURE personnel evacuate at a Site Area Emergency (SAE), and REPORT to the Main Assembly Area (MAA) as directed. PERFORM SAE accountability by badge when exiting the Protected Area - there is no need to report accountability to the MAA Supervisor unless specifically requested.
- 6.
DO NOT notify Security unless there is a missing individual.
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9.5 Site Area Emergency or General Emergency Classification: Evacuation of Non-Essential Personnel from the CR3 Protected Area NOTES: 1. Security conducts Protected Area accountability to establish the names of missing individuals in the Protected Area within 30 minutes of sounding the Site Evacuation alarm following the declaration of a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency by the EC.
- 2. If accountability is in progress during a Site Evacuation, even minor delays in evacuating could prevent completion within the required 30 minutes.
- 3. Notification to evacuate the CR3 Protected Area is by Site Evacuation alarm and/or PA announcement.
- 1.
IF notified to evacuate the CR3 Protected Area, THEN all non-essential personnel must immediately evacuate the Protected Area.
- 2.
IF evacuation of the Protected Area is initiated before personnel are instructed to gather in Local Assembly Areas, THEN personnel do NOT report to the Local Assembly Areas before exiting the Protected Area.
- 3.
The dedicated Shift Fire Brigade team members REPORT to the Control Room Break Area with fire-fighting turnout gear, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), and portable radios in the event of a site evacuation.
- 4.
Non-essential personnel EXIT the Protected Area through the Nuclear Security Operation Center, unless otherwise directed.
- 5.
PERFORM the following unless otherwise directed:
- a.
Site Area Emergency - PROCEED immediately and safely to the Main Assembly Area (Site Administration Building Auditorium), unless otherwise directed.
REMAIN in the Main Assembly Area until instructed to return to work or to evacuate the Energy Complex.
- b.
General Emergency - EVACUATE the Energy Complex.
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NOTE:
The Main Assembly Area Supervisor usually has a Plant radio set to the appropriate talk group so that information regarding missing personnel can be readily communicated. If a radio is not readily available to this individual, he/she should attempt to obtain one from Security, Maintenance, Operations, etc. Plant radios may also be located in the Site Administration Building
- 6.
Security typically provides an individual to assume the position of Main Assembly Area Supervisor. This may not be possible if the event involves a Security threat or condition. If so, the Emergency Coordinator will designate an individual to perform this function. The Main Assembly Area Supervisor establishes control and organization of the personnel assembled in the Main Assembly Area. A Main Assembly Area Supervisor supply kit, which contains a set of written instructions to provide guidance to the Main Assembly Area Supervisor, is located within the Main Assembly Area.
The Main Assembly Area Supervisor must:
TAKE leadership responsibility for personnel assembled in the Main Assembly Area.
0 DIRECT assembled personnel to various locations within the Site Administration Building.
0 ENSURE the non-dedicated Shift Fire Brigade team members assemble in SAB Second Floor East Conference Room unless otherwise directed by the Fire Team Leader, NSM/ TSC Emergency Coordinator or designee.
0 USE the Site Administration Building local Public Address (accessed by dialing 1-1) to keep evacuated personnel informed.
IMPLEMENT instructions from the Emergency Coordinator.
NOTIFY personnel assembled concerning evacuation location, Energy Complex evacuation, return to work instructions, and Plant conditions, as directed by the TSC.
0 ENSURE evacuated personnel remain inside the Site Administration Building, unless otherwise directed.
0 MONITOR radio communications.
0 As needed, DESIGNATE one (1) or more individuals to assist with these duties.
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9.6 Evacuation of Non-Essential Personnel from the Energy Complex
- 1.
WHEN instructed by the Emergency Coordinator and Security, THEN EVACUATE the Energy Complex.
- 2.
COORDINATE evacuation with Security and include:
- a.
Instructions describing the methods and routes for evacuation.
- b.
Evacuation by private vehicle using staged release and two lanes on the Plant Access Road.
- c.
Coordination if an alternate plan is implemented.
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9.7 Instructions for Plant Personnel during a Security Condition CAUTIONS
- 1.
The following instructions enhance personnel safety during a Security Condition (Protected Area intruder / terrorist attack) where physical or deadly force may be necessary to protect Plant personnel or vital equipment. Security may initiate a PA announcement directed towards the intruders.
- 2.
Individuals, who continue to move about during a Security Condition involving an intruder / terrorist attack, may be mistaken as an intruder by Security personnel.
- 1.
IF Security announces a Security Condition, THEN personnel TAKE the following actions:
- a.
Personnel in the Control Room, REMAIN in the Control Room and WAIT for instructions from the Nuclear Shift Manager.
- b.
Personnel not in the Control Room, PERFORM the following actions:
TAKE stable, suitable cover immediately.
If time permits, SECURE potentially hazardous equipment and suspended loads as safe as possible before taking cover.
0 MOVE low to the ground.
REMAIN in this position until an "ALL CLEAR" announcement is made that it is safe to relocate.
- 2.
IF the Security Condition continues, AND an Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency is declared, THEN emergency response personnel do NOT staff the TSC/OSC or EOF/ENC, unless otherwise instructed.
- 3.
Non-essential personnel do NOT proceed to their Local Assembly Areas, unless otherwise instructed.
- 4.
WHEN an announcement is made that the Security Condition is under control, THEN proceed to Local Assembly Areas for further instructions.
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ENCLOSURE 1 Page 1 of 1 LOCAL ASSEMBLY AREA ASSIGNMENTS SAMPLE
[R1]
-PERSONNEL ASSEMBLY AREA Contractors & Non-CR3 Personnel Site Administration Building Auditorium Maintenance Electrical Electric Shop Maintenance Facility Services Facility Services Shop Maintenance FIN Team FIN Shop Maintenance /&C I&C Shop Maintenance Mechanical Mechanic Shop Maintenance Support Ready Warehouse Break Area Nuclear Administration Building Nuclear Administration Building (Personnel who normally work within this building)
Operations (Off-Shift / On-Shift)
Control Room Plant Administration Building Plant Administration Building (Personnel who normally work within this building)
Rusty Building Rusty Building (Personnel who normally work within this building)
Security (Off-Duty)
Nuclear Security Operations Center Security (On-Duty)
Assigned Posts & Patrols Selected Emergency Team Members 0SC Shift Fire Brigade Members Control Room Break Room Technical Support Center Staff TSC I EM-205 Rev. 32 1
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Summary of Changes PRR 570006 NOTES: 1. Writers, Reviewers, and Procedure Sponsors: Ensure that any changes to this procedure that affect information contained in ERF posters, Enclosures, briefing cards, guidelines, etc. are made to those items as well.
- 2. Writers, Reviewers, and Procedure Sponsors: Changes to certain parts of this procedure may impact other EPIPs. Ensure appropriate PRRs are initiated as needed.
- 3. None of the changes listed below constitute a reduction in effectiveness of this procedure or the Radiological Emergency Response Plan.
SECTIONISTEP CHANGES NOTE prior to Changed language designating the radio channel name to "appropriate talk group" Step 9.5.6 because new plant radio system does not use channel numbers; instead different frequencies are assigned to various talk groups (maintenance, operations, chemistry, security, etc.) with that designator shown on the radio's screen. EC 84174, Install New Plant Radio System.
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4H-q-R Progress Energy Reference Use CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 PLANT OPERATING MANUAL EM-913 INTEGRATED RESPONSE FOR A LARGE AREA FIRE REVISION 5
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 PURPO SE.......................................................................................................................
3 2.0 REFERENC ES................................................................................................................
3 2.1 Developm ental References.............................................................................
3 3.0 DEFINITIO NS..................................................................................................................
3 4.0 RESPO NSIBILITIES...................................................................................................
4 5.0 PREREQ UISITES....................................................................................................
4 6.0 PRECAUTIO NS, LIM ITATIO NS, AND NO TES............................................................
5 7.0 SPEC IAL TO O LS A ND EQ UIPM ENT.........................................................................
5 8.0 ACCEPTANCE C RITERIA...........................................................................................
5 9.0 INSTRUCTIO NS......................................................................................................
6 9.1 Entry preparations.............................................................................................
6 9.2 G uidelines for Re-entry and Attack of Large Area Fire......................................
7 10.0 RECO RDS.......................................................................................................................
7 ENCLOSURES
- 1. Com m unication Capabilities..................................................................................
8
- 2. Fire Hose and Fire House Locations....................................................................
9 ATTACHM ENTS
- 1. Security Checklist.................................................................................................
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- 2. Incident Com m ander Checklist............................................................................
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- 3. Fire Team Leader Checklist.................................................................................
14
- 4. EC/EC Designee Checklist..................................................................................
15
- 5. Alternative M ethods of Fire Service W ater..........................................................
16 Sum m ary of Changes...............................................................................................................
18 EM-913 Rev. 5 Page 2 of 18
1.0 PURPOSE [ NOCS 100532,100534]
This procedure provides instructions and guidelines used by the Site Incident Commander (Emergency Response Coordinator), Fire Team Leader, Technical Support Center and Security after a security event which causes a large-area fire inside the Protected Area.
Specific guidelines include command and control of the fire scene, equipment availability, and support required for the fire response team. This procedure is an Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure. Any revisions must be carefully considered for Emergency Plan impact.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Developmental References
- 1.
- 2.
NRC Order EA-02-026, Section B.5.b
- 3.
EC 73473, ISFSI Fire Protection 3.0 DEFINITIONS
- 1.
Fire Team Leader (FTL): An individual who is qualified per AI-2205, Administration of CR-3 Fire Brigade Organization and Duties of The Fire Brigade.
- 2.
Emergency Response Coordinator (ERC): A position defined in the FPC Fire Emergency Plan - Crystal River Energy Complex. This individual is qualified in fire command techniques and strategies. The coordinators have the skills necessary for fire fighting strategy and tactics, fire suppression and prevention techniques, leadership principles, pre-fire planning, and safety practices. The ERC is an Incident Commander during a fire emergency.
- 3.
Imminent hazard: an act or condition which is judged to present a danger to persons or property that is so urgent that it requires immediate corrective action.
- 4.
Incident Commander (IC): The individual responsible for directing the activities of fire brigade mustered from CR3 and offsite organizations to fight a large area fire per this procedure. The Incident Commander is the Emergency Response Coordinator. The Fire Team Leader will be the Incident Commander's liaison with the CR3 Control Room or TSC and will provide knowledge of plant operations.
The Incident Commander assumes command of the on-scene response to the incident (Fire, Medical, etc.) and will regulate and maintain all fire fighting activities.
- 5.
Primary Staging Area: The Primary Staging area is located on Power Line Road, west of the railroad track crossing in the parking lot of the Site Administration Building. Staging area will consist of offsite response organizations, and those pieces of equipment and personnel which could be expected to be used on short notice. Examples would be (1) Fire Engine Pumper, (1) EMS unit, (1) Water Truck, and personnel to man such equipment. As equipment and personnel are used replenishment would be from the Secondary Staging area.
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Section 3.0 Definitions (Cont'd)
- 6.
Secondary Staging Area: The Secondary Staging area is located in the open field area approximately 100 yards north of the Site Administration Building. Secondary staging will consist of equipment and personnel on a ready reserve to replenish the Primary Staging area as resources are used or to quickly augment if additional resources are required due to the size of the incident.
- 7.
Offsite Staging Areas: The Primary Offsite Staging area will be set up at the Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center Parking Lot. This location will also be used for additional resources and can be used with HP approval if a release is in progress. The Secondary Offsite Staging area will be at the EOF if a release is in progress and the Primary Offsite Staging area cannot be used.
- 8.
Triage Area - A Triage Area should be designated by the Incident Commander that is large enough to adequately handle large numbers of casualties and in an area that is expected to survive a potential B.5.b event.
- 9.
Incident Command Post: The incident command post for the scene will be determined by the Incident Commander. The Incident Commander, Fire Team Leader, and responsible personnel from the responding offsite organizations will be located at the Incident Command Post.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
- 1.
Security: Support reentry of the Fire Brigade into the Protected Area and provide support for staging and entry of offsite organizations to aid the Incident Commander per Attachment 1, Security Checklist.
- 2.
Incident Commander: Responsible for directing the activities of fire brigade mustered from CR3 and offsite organizations to fight the fire. This function will be performed by the site Emergency Response Coordinator. Perform functions as described in Attachment 2, Incident Commander Checklist.
- 3.
Fire Team Leader: Act as liaison between Incident Commander and the CR3 Control Room or EC/EC designee and provide knowledge of plant operations.
Perform functions as described in Attachment 3, Fire Team Leader Checklist.
- 4.
EC/EC Designee: Monitor radio communications and provide support to the Incident Commander. Perform functions described in Attachment 4, EC/EC Designee Checklist.
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6.0 PRECAUTIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND NOTES
- 1.
For all security threat conditions, the SM determines the safe actions for plant personnel, which may include delaying the re-entry of the Fire Brigade, staffing of the TSC, Remote TSC, and EOF until it is safe to do so.
- 2.
A security threat or event presents unique challenges to protecting the health and safety of the public and plant staff. Normal emergency response procedure steps may be hindered due to events that are occurring.
- 3.
Security communications of threat information should be held as Safeguards until deemed otherwise by security.
- 4.
If radio repeaters are lost radios will work in outside areas but may fail to work inside buildings.
- 5.
Twenty (20) additional (dedicated) radios and spare batteries are located and maintained within the EOF (Room 147) and are available for rapid issuance.
- a.
These radios may be distributed as determined by the Incident Commander.
- b.
The Incident Commander must either CONTACT or DISPATCH an individual to the EOF to have the radios distributed as needed.
- 1)
The EOF requires key card access and Room 147 is normally locked.
- 2)
Any individual dispatched should at a minimum have key card access to the EOF and additional communications to personnel with offices at the EOF may be required to obtain keys to EOF Room 147
- c.
These radios, which are part of the Citrus Country Sheriffs Office 800 MHz radio system, are preset to call group "1A-CR3 Maint" (Radio Zone selector "A" channel 8).
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9.0 INSTRUCTIONS 9.1 Entry preparations
- 1.
When notified per EM-91 1 of a threat with the capability of resulting in a "Large Area Fire", or a large area fire exists, the Emergency Response Coordinator will assume the position of Incident Commander.
- 2.
The Fire Team Leader and the Fire Brigade will stage in a designated area per EM-91 1, Security Threats AND contact the Incident Commander.
- 3.
Incident Commander shall conduct a briefing with the Fire Team Leader.
- a.
VERIFY Fire Brigade is accounted for.
- b.
SET radio communications to Channel 7 or appropriate talk group.
- c.
REVIEW command and control:
- 1)
ERC will be Incident Commander
- 2)
Fire Team Leader will be the liaison between the Incident Commander and the Control Room/TSC
- d.
DETERMINE area in SAB where Incident Commander, Fire Team Leader, and the Fire Brigade will stage prior to entry into the Protected Area. If the Fire Team Leader and Fire Brigade are staged within the protected area, the Incident Commander will determine if an alternate staging area is appropriate.
- 4.
At the discretion of the Incident Commander, Fire Team Leader and Fire Brigade members obtain bunker gear from spare bunker staging area in the Site Administration Building or Fire Brigade Locker Room in the Ready Warehouse, if available.
- 5.
Incident Commander shall ensure foam trailer is connected to a truck for transport to the CR3 Protected Area.
- 6.
Incident Commander shall perform the following:
- a.
CONTACT Security to verify Protected Area Security has been established.
- b.
CONTACT Control Room/TSC to determine if site habitability is safe for fire response.
- 1)
Safe for Fire Brigade to respond?...................
............... Yes -
No D-
- 2)
On site staging will be implemented?...........................
Yes ED No E-
- 3)
Off site Primary staging will be used?........................... Yes El No El
- 4)
Off site Secondary Staging will be used?..................... Yes D]
No ED
- c.
NOTIFY Security to perform Attachment 1, Security Checklist
- 7.
Incident Commander IMPLEMENT EMG-CRFF-00005, Crystal River Fossil Plant's Integrated Emergency Response Plan.
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9.2 Guidelines for Re-entry and Attack of Large Area Fire
- 1.
Incident Commander ESTABLISH radio communications with Citrus County Dispatch.
- a.
VERIFY offsite assistance has been notified.
- b.
VERIFY offsite assistance is enroute to correct staging areas based on site habitability.
- 2.
Incident Commander PERFORM Attachment 2, Incident Commander Checklist.
- 3.
Fire Team Leader PERFORM Attachment 3, Fire Team Leader Checklist.
- 4.
EC/EC Designee in TSC PERFORM Attachment 4, EC/EC Designee Checklist.
10.0 RECORDS
- 1.
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ENCLOSURE 1 Page 1 of 1 COMMUNICATION CAPABILITIES NOTE:
Potential communication methods with Main Control Room applicable to this E n c lo s u re in c lu d e :
Hand held radio PAX phone line 4 digit phone line Cell phone
.E1
- 1.
VERIFY the Main Control Room has communications to Off-Site agencies such as the Citrus County Communications (911) d is p a tc h e r................................................................................................................
0
- 2.
IF phone lines are unavailable, THEN the Main Control Room may communicate with the County by using Security to relay transmissions via Security radios...............................................................
N/A ED ED
- 3.
VERIFY the ERC/IC has a cell phone and a radio capable of com m unicating w ith the C ounty..............................................................................
NOTES: Twenty (20) additional (dedicated) radios and spare batteries are located and maintained within the EOF (Room 147) and are available for rapid issuance........
The EOF requires key card access and Room 147 is normally locked.............
Any individual dispatched should at a minimum have key card access to the EOF and additional communications to personnel with offices at the EOF may be required to obtain keys to EO F Room 147......................................................
Radios may be distributed as determined by the Incident Commander.................
El 0I
- 4.
IF additional radios are needed, THEN PERFORM the following:.............. N/A RI L]
- a.
Incident Commander DISPATCH an individual to the EOF to o b ta in e xtra ra d io s.........................................................................................
El NOTE:
The radios are part of the Citrus Country Sheriff's Office 800 MHz radio system and are preset to call group "1A-CR3 Maint" (Radio Zone selector "A" channel selector 8).......................................................
L.
- b.
Incident Commander DETERMINE how radios will be distributed AND ARRANG E for distribution...................................................
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ENCLOSURE 2 Page 1 of 1 Fire Hose and Fire House Locations A
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EFP-3 can be started locally using the START pushbutton on EFCP-1 (located on EFP-3 bldg upper floor)
Ensure EFP-2 is running:
Ensure ASV-5 or ASV-204 are Open (If Accessible).
EFP-2 can be verified by using local discharge PRESS or steam flow thru the Intermediate bldg roof
(> 1050 psig post Rx trip).
2.3 IF EFP-3 is running, THEN Align EFP-3 full flow Recirc.
- 1.
Unlock and Open EFV-151 (N. Wall EFP-3 Bldg).
- 2.
Open EFV-148 (N. Wall EFP-3 Bldg)
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ENCLOSURE 2 (Page 2 of 3) 2.0 ACTIONS (CONT'D)
ACTIONS DETAILS NOTE This strategy assumes EFW control valves are failed open due to the loss of DC power.
This strategy assumes the EFW block valves are open based on their normally open position and the loss of DC power.
OTSGs will NOT be able to remove adequate Decay Heat if they become water solid.
The preferred method of controlling EFP-3 flow to the OTSGs is using EFV-1 50 2.4 Ensure Initial EFW flow rates.
Preferred EFW flow control method IF EFP-3 is running, THEN unlock and throttle EFV-150 to obtain desired Recirc flow rates on EF-65-FI (W. Wall EFP-3) per Table following step 2.6 of this Enclosure.
Alternate EFW flow control methods IF EFP-3 is running, AND EFV-Block valves are accessible, THEN flow may be Throttled using EFV-14 and EFV-33 but no EFW flow indication will exist.
IF EFP-2 is running, AND EFV-Block valves are accessible, THEN flow may be Throttled using EFV-1 1 and EFV-32 but no EFW flow indication will exist.
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ENCLOSURE 2 (Page 3 of 3) 2.0 ACTIONS (CONT'D)
ACTIONS DETAILS 2.5 IF EFP-3 and EFP-2 are
- running, THEN secure EFP-2.
(if Accessible)
EFP-2 can be verified by using local discharge PRESS or steam flow thru the Intermediate bldg roof.
- EFP-2 can be locally secured by performing the steps:
__Trip ASV-50 (EFP-2)
Close MSV-55 and MSV-56 (119 Intermediate Bldg)
IF EFP-2 can NOT be secured, THEN secure EFP-3.
2.6 IF EFP-3 is running, THEN maintain EFW flow rates based on Decay Heat Removal.
- Refer to EFW flow / EFP-3 Recirc requirements post trip listed below EFP-3 Recirculation Flow Rates Post Trip Time post-shutdown Required Flow to Corresponding Indicated Recirculation (minutes)
OTSGs Flow (EF-65-FI)
(gpm)
(gpm) 15 307 443 30 258 492 45 231 519 60 210 540 75 196 554 90 187 563 105 179 571 120 170 580 135 162 588 150 158 592 165 154 596 180 151 599 195 149 601 210 147 603 225 144 606 240 142 608
" EFP-3 cavitating venturi limits total EFP-3 flow to approximately 750 gpm at all OTSG pressures
" EFP-3 full flow recirc diverts flow to EFT-2 downsteam of the cavitating venturi (i.e. 750 gpm - full flow recirc = flow to OTSGs)
" EFW flow requirements do not change appreciably based on EFPD for the time frame analyzed.
- Reference ECED 63123 EM-913A Rev. 4 Page 15 of 21
ENCLOSURE 3 (Page 1 of 1)
INITIAL DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF KEY STRUCTURES NOTE The initial damage assessment is a high level evaluation done without requiring approach or entry into structures. This assessment is intended to be a quick determination of the extent of damage, noting obvious restrictions to normal access to these structures or use of these facilities V.
.isible Damage Accessibility:
NAB TSC/PAB Turbine Building 119' Intermediate Building Control Complex Auxiliary Building Fire Pump House EFP-3 Building Fire Service Tanks (FST-1AI1 B)
Emergency. Feed Tank (EFT-2)
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ENCLOSURE 4 (Page 1 of 3)
DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF KEY STRUCTURES NOTE Damage that is sufficient to cause concern regarding the continued operability or reliability of the affected structure, system, or component should be noted.
Equipment Status/System" Building Elevation Visible Damage Accessibility
.In tgritY Turbine 95 119' 145' 162' Control 95' Complex 108' EM-913A Rev. 4 Page 17 of 21
ENCLOSURE 4 (Page 2 of 3)
DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF KEY STRUCTURES
..Equipment Status/System Building Elevation" VisiAleeDamsage,
.bg.ity Acc ssbbit.e-.
Damag
- !'.".=Integrity~i. : *..:'"=
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ENCLOSURE 4 (Page 3 of 3)
DETAILED DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF KEY STRUCTURES Equipment StatuslSystem Building Elevation, Viisible Damage Accessibility Integrity Fire Pump House Fire Service Tanks EFP-3 Building BWST Emergency Feedwater Tank (EFT-2)
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ENCLOSURE 5 (Page 1 of 1)
ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT STATUS [NOCS 100521]
Communication Plant area(s) with Potential impact of Potential alternate Misc. Information Method(s) potential Impact damage communication path.
Plant Radio
- 1. Electrical Loss of repeater for
- 1. Channels 7, FOS 1-2 and FOS
- 1. Plant Radio monitored by Emergency Security Radio Distribution normal channels 4-5 via off-site repeater Response Coordinator Network
- 2. County Radio System
- 2. County radio base station located in TSC.
- 3. Limited availability of normal County radio available to Security and plant radio channels primarily ERC. Extra County radios / batteries outside of plant buildings.
located at EOF.
Plant Land Line NAB Loss of internal and Cell Phone'Network PAX 3 digit extension capability may be Phone external lines.
available if power remains available.
Cell Phone None None N/A Cell phone network is independent of plant structures within the protected area and should remain available.
Emergency NAB Normal System
- 1. Actuation of "Auto-Dialer" via
- 1. Emergency Response Organization
Response
unavailable from cell phone network Notification System may be actuated from Organization TSC or SAS.
Notification
- 3. Individual call out via cell
- 2. Guidance for ERO activation is contained System phone network.
in EM-206, Emergency Plan Roster Notification State Hot NAB Ringdown system
- 1. Cell Phone Network Portable Satellite Phone (Main TSC Room Ringdown unavailable.
- 2. Portable Satellite Phone (TSC) and cabinet).
System
- 1. Cell Phone Network Portable Satellite Phone (Main TSC Room Notification unavailable
- 2. Portable Satellite Phone :(TSC) and cabinet).
System (ENS-
Emergency NAB EMnet unavailable
- 1. Cell Phone Network Portable Satellite Phone (Main TSC Room Management
- 2. Portable Satellite Phone (TSC) and cabinet).
Network (EMnet)
Portable Satellite None None N/A
- 1. Located in Main TSC Room and cabinet.
Phone
- 2. Instructions for setup and use are provided with this unit.
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Summary of Changes PRR 570014 NOTE Writers and Reviewers: Ensure any changes to this procedure that affect information contained in ERF posters, enclosures, briefing cards, guidelines etc. are made to those items as well.
NOTE Writers and Reviewers: Changes to certain parts of this procedure may impact other EPIPs. Examples include changes to the Off-Site Support Directory for telephone numbers, EM-202, Enclosure 2, page 3 and EM-400, Enclosure 3, page 3 SECTION I
CHANGE 3.3.5 Per EC84174, Install New Plant Radio System, Added channel numbers "7, FOS 1-Page 5 of 21 2, and FOS 4-5" and "appropriate talk groups" to Step 3.3.5.
Note prior to 4.7.1 Add "appropriate talk groups," per EC 84174, Install New Plant Radio System.
Page 11 of 21 Radios are assigned and programmed to cover specific talk groups in addition to Channel 7.
Deleted "Channels 1, 3, 5" and replaced with FOS 1-2 and FOS 4-5" as an First Row of Table alternative communications path, and deleted "Security channel 16 will be for Plant Radio functional" Page 20 of 21 0
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