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ATTACHMENT A"5 NIAGARA MOHAHK POHER CORPORATION NINE MILE POINT NUCLEAR STATION EMERGENCY PLAN MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE RVI N
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A. M. Salemi Supervusyib~)mergency Facilities s j Director Emergency Preparedness Da e
Date Effective Date:
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Non-selfcontained breathing respirators shall be inspected and documented in Figure 42.
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Emergency Procedures Checklist bins/trays containing selected procedural checklists shall be maintained in each Control Room.
The contents of these shall be checked at least once per month and after each scheduled use using Figure 39.
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The entire Emergency Communications System ts subject to periodic testing.
This shall be accomplished in the following manner:
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Communications with State and local governments within the plume exposure pathway Emergency Planning Zone (EP2) shall be tested monthly.
This shall include:
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Console/base station radios b.
Communications with Federal emergency response organizations shall be tested monthly.
This shall include:
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Dedicated direct phone lines (ENS) 2.
Dedicated commercial phone lines (HPN) c.
Communications between emergency response facilities shall be tested quarterly.
This shall include:
Dedicated direct phone lines 2.
Console/base station radios 3.
Gai-Tronics System Prior to testing the Emergency Communications System at the Corporate
- EOC, notify the Chemistry and Radiation Protection Support Group to provide someone to assist with the tests.
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This equipment shall be checked as specified in Figure 40.
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These communication links shall be tested by calling the other party and then receiving a call from them.
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The function is considered successful if transmission and receiving is clear and bell/light indicator is/are working.
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If radio/telephone equipment is found to be in an unsatisfactory condition (transmit/receive) then a
defective equipment tag should be placed on it showing the date and problem.
This will be removed upon correction of the problem.
E Yearly all phones with commercial lines (eg 342,
- 349, 428 etc) will have their lines checked for operability.
This check may be documented as part of any scheduled emergency drill/exercise Audio tapes in the EOF voice recorder located in the Nuclear Training Center/Emergency Operations Center phone room shall be changed daily.
A record of these changes shall be recorded on the EOF voice recorder log (Figure 41) and the completed log shall be forwarded to the Emergency Preparedness Department following the last entry of the month.
8.9 hhch1hta S-EPMP-2, Figures 1 through 46 shall be used when performing the emergency equipment inventories/checks.
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2: A recall of this staoon is not required it no answer is received.
3: Failure of either of these phones is a reportabfe event. Upon disccvery that either phone is inoperable IMMEDIATELYrefer to Anachment I ol the procedure (S-EPMP.2) for proper reponing instrucdons.
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2: A recall oi this station is not required ifno answer is received.
3: Failure of either ol these phones is a reportable event. Upon discovery that either phone is inoperable IMMEDIATELYrefer to Aaachrnent I of this procedure (S.EPMP.2) for proper reporting instrucaons.
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(state location).
4 This ends a test of the NMPS emergency communication system.
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This phone has extensions in the following locations:
Unit 1 Control Room Unit 2 Control Room TSC Communications Room TSC Tech.
Assessment Room EOF Communications Room Upon discovery of such inoperability proceed as follows:
Immediately contact and inform the SSS of the ENS inoperability.
Initiate a Deviation Event Report in accordance with NIP-ECA-01.
1.2.3 Proceed as directed by the SSS in making the proper notification.
1.2.4 1.2.5 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.3.1 2.3.2 2
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2.3.4 Repairs to the ENS Hotline Circuit number GP1481 should'e 'directed to the PBX operator.
Immediate NRC notification shall be made via the ENS when service is restored.
NRC Health Physics Network (HPN Hotline)
Commercial phones for contacting the NRC-HPN are in the following locations.
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Notification of the NRC of inoperability of'he HPN line is requested via Information Notice 89-19 "Health Physics Network."
Upon discovery of such inoperability proceed as follows:
Immediately. contact and inform the SSS at the Unit 1 Control Room.
The Unit 1 Control Room (SSS or 'designee) shall notify the NRC Operations Center via ENS or commercial telephone to the HPN inoperability The telephone number for the NRC Operations Center is 301-9ll-0550 or 202-951-0550.
To initiate repairs the SSS (or designee) should report the failure to the PBX Operator.
The.SSS (or designee) shall notify the,NRC when service is restored to the Station HPN via the NRC HPN Line, telephone number 301-951-1212.
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-EPMP-2 ATTA HMENT Instructions for testing the New York State RECS Li,"...s initiated from Nine Mile Point Emergency Facilities).
1.
The person testing Nine Mile Point RECS Line will pick.up receiver and depress ring button and release.
After ten (10) seconds the person testing the RECS Line will announce.
!l!
! <<~iC THE FOLLOHING IS A TEST OF THE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FOR A ROLL CALL.
THIS IS A TEST.
ROLL CALL NINE MIL POINT CONTROL ROOM Pl.
NINE MILE POINT CONTROL ROOM 42 FITZPATRICK CONTROL ROOM OSHEGO COUNTY HARNING POINT OSIIEGO COUNTY EOC"*
EMO NYS CENTRAL DISTRICT*~
NYS DEPT OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH NYS DIVISION OF STATE POLICE (ALTERNATE STATE HARNING POINT)
EMO NYS TECH RESOURCES (STATE EQC)"*
NYS NARNING POINT EOF
.AEOF TSC THIS CONCLUDES OUR TEST.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
2.
Record results of this test on the appropriate page of S-EPMP-2, Figure 40, "NMP Emergency Equipment Checklist".
A recall of'his station is,not required if no answer is received.
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ATTACHMENT A-6
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OBJECTXVES The objectives of the NMPNS Units 1 and 2 Emergency Accountability Drill are as follows:
A.
To evaluate compliance with EPP-5 and EPP-3 that all personnel card in when the emergency accountability announcement is
- made, and search/rescue is performed for missing personnel.
B.
To evaluate the timeliness of the accountability process.
C.
To test and evaluate the computerized key card accountability system.
D.
This drill is to be considered a
Controllers may interject to correct provide training to NMPNS personnel process.
training drill where player actions and to on the accountability E.
To test the adecgxacy of the GAXtronics "Merge" modification.
II.
DATES TIMES PLACES AND PARTICIPATINQ ORQANXZMXONS Date:
Time:
Location:
Attendees:
April 30,
- 1991, Tuesday 0800 hrs.
TSC (248'levation)
Designated Controllers/Observers 2.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Attendees:
April 30,
- 1991, Tuesday 0830 hrs.
Unit 1 and Unit 2 Control Rooms Control Room Operations Staff and Control Room Controllers B.
Drill Date:
Time Begin:
Time End:
Locati.on:
April 30,
- 1991, Tuesday 0845 hrs.
The Lead Drill Controller will end the drill when he receives word from other controllers that everyone in the controllers'espective areas have carded in.
The Lead Drill Controller will be located in the Unit 2 Control Room.
NMPNS Unit 1 and Unit 2
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Report Of The April 30, 1991 Station Evacuation/Emergency Personnel Accountability Drill Conducted At Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Executive Summary An Station Evacuation/Emergency Personnel Accountability Drill was conducted on April 30, 1991 at the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station.
This drill was conducted to; Evaluate personnel compliance with station evacuation and search
& rescue procedures, Evaluate the timeliness of the emergency personnel accountability process, test and evaluate the computerized key card emergency personnel accountability
- system, and test the adequacy of the recent GAXtronic's "Merge" modification.
Xn addition this drill was conducted such that personnel were allowed to return to work following card-in to minimize overall impact to the station via both personnel lost work time and cost.
Xndications are such that this drill method was determined to be adequate as shown by the few numbers (comparatively)of personnel who were on the "missing" list.
Several opportunities for improvement were noted during the conduct of this drill, most of which deal with the GAXtronics system.
Overall, however this drill was considered to be a success.
Drill Descri tion The scope of this drill included announcement/implementation of a precautionary station evacuation from the Unit 2 Control Room.
The Drill began at 0840 hours0.00972 days <br />0.233 hours <br />0.00139 weeks <br />3.1962e-4 months <br /> with a GAXtronics announcement at Unit 2 using the newly modified "merge" function for all personnel at the station to report to their Evacuation Assembly areas, "card-in" and return to work.
The drill was terminated at approximately 0915 hours0.0106 days <br />0.254 hours <br />0.00151 weeks <br />3.481575e-4 months <br /> following communication with the Accountability Coordinator that he had gotten the required computer printouts.
Scenario Discussion This drill was of minimal impact to normal station operation and as such no real scenario existed for it.
A copy of the complete scenario package is available in the Emergency Preparedness Branch's drill files for review.
The drill was observed by members of the station staff and the Emergency Preparedness Branch who acted as controllers in the control rooms as well as in all assembly areas.
These observers were most helpful in their assessments and input and as such the Emergency Preparedness Branch extends it's appreciation to those who assisted in this endeavor.
S
A tabulation of the numbers of personnel carded in, missing, exempt etc. is contained on Attachment 1 of this report.
During an actual emergency personnel are required to report. to a designated assembly area card-in and remain and that, location until otherwise notified.
In this drill all personnel were instructed to report immediately back to their normal work location.
This was done to reduce the cost of this drill as requested via AVA idea 517.
Accountability drills of this type historically lasted 2-3 hrs, with personnel remaining in the assembly areas not performing their duties for up to 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br />.
This drill, that time was reduced to approximately 15 minutes per individual, a total of 1 3/4 to 2
3/4 hours savings.
The Emergency Preparedness Branch intends to conduct all future drills/exercise in which accountability is exercised in this manner.
Additionally personnel willbe requested to refrain (where possible) from using/carding-in at any other card reader for approximately 15 minutes in order to reduce the number of "missing" individuals.
Stren ths Several strengths were noted as a result of this drill.
Personnel assigned to the GAItronics modification project were present during the pre-brief, conduct and post critique of this drill allowing them to receive first hand reports on the adequacy of the modification.
The short time duration of this drill along with the ability of personnel to return to work following card-in minimized lost time on work projects, minimal interference on operation of the two units and substantially reduced the "cost" for this drill.
Additionally the team work displayed by member of the Nuclear Staff acting as controllers and their supervisor's support made conducting this drill a great deal easier.
0 ortunities For Im rovement The following is a compilation of comments received and indicate opportunities for improvement.
These issues are being forwarded to the appropriate department for disposition.
Item Accountability Card Reader in the Southwest corner of the "K" Building is in an obscure out of the way location.
D. Howes to investigate the relocation of furniture to allow more accessibility.
Target Date 5/30/91.
Status Complete 2.
No GAItronics speaker in the L Building 2nd floor Computer Room.
Item forwarded to W. Adams for review/correction via this report.
Not Required
~.
Dis osition Status 3.
GAItronics announcements in the K Bldg West end not clear.
Item forwarded to W. Adams for review/correction via this report.
Complete 4.
Unable to hear GAItronics announcements behind U-1 screenhouse.
5.
Signs for Accountability Card Readers do not command adequate attention.
Item forwarded to H. Wysocki for review/correction via this report.
D. Howes to revise sign configuration/coloration.
Target Date 7/31/91.
Plant Change Req. Written D.
Howes.to make new signs.
6.
Sending personnel back to work versus remaining in the assembly area could teach bad habits (negative training).
This item has been addressed via a site distribution memo (post-drill) stating the necessity to remain at the assembly area until notified otherwise.
7.
Accountability Coordinator's phone numbers should be listed in scenario.
A safety hazard exits with card readers on both sides of a door at the 277'l.
U-1 Admin Bldg Assembly Area.
Drill Coordinator will ensure this is done next drill.
Item forwarded to D. Arnold U-1 Safety Dept via this report.
Complete Complete 9.
Card readers to 277'l.
U-1 Admin Bldg Assembly area experienced numerous false readings.
Item forwarded to Security for review/correction via this report.
Corrected 10.
GAItronics announcements are hard to hear on the 1st floor of the L Bldg Item forwarded to W. Adams for review/correction via this report.
Corrected 11.
Unable to hear the GAItronics announcements in the Unit 2 time alley.
Item forwarded to W. Adams for review/correction via this report.
Speaker to be installed per mod.87-038 12.
Unable to hear GAItronics announcements outside the U-1 Admin Bldg.
Item forwarded to H. Wysocki Corrected for review/correction via this report.
t'
Xtem Dis osition Status 13.
Some personnel left one assembly area to card in at another assembly area.
This should be clarified.
~summar item forwarded via this report to D. Howes for inclusion into the next revision to EPP-5 that the intent is to card in at the nearest assembly area and remain there until otherwise instructed.
TARGET DATE 7/31/91.
Will be included in next Rev. of EPP-5 Based on the information contained in this report, reports made at the post drill critique, discussions with the controllers, and the satisfactory completion of all drill objectives it can be concluded that this drill was successful.
The Emergency Preparedness Branch intends to increase its review of the potential for negative training on drills in which personnel are allowed to return to work following card-in, in the future.
Submitted By: J. J.
Kaminski Program Director Drills &
Exercises Date:
Approved By:
A. M. Salemi Director Emergency Preparedness Date:
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OBJECTX'V"S ATTACH>jENT A-7 The objectives which Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation will demonstrate during the conduct of the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station Annual Off-Site Fire/Medical Drills are:
1.
Meet the periodic fire and medical emergency drill requirements of Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station procedure EPMP-4.
2.
Provide training to Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation emergency personnel relative to their respective emergency functions through active participation in this drill.
3.
Provide training to Oswego Fire Department Ambulance and Oswego Hospital personnel relative to the care and transport of a contaminated injured person through active participation in this drill.
4.
Demonstrate the ability of appropriate NMPNS personnel to respond to a simulated fire and radiological medical emergency at Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station.
5.
Demonstrate proper first aid and contamination control techniques by NMPNS Fire Department and other medical emergency response team members.
6.
Demonstrate the timely and accurate communications among emergency response personnel.
7.
Demonstrate the assessment and documentation of radiological conditions during the simulated medical emergency.
8.
Use correct priorities and appropriate techniques in first aid, pre-hospital, and hospital emergency care.
9.
Demonstrate the treatment of a contaminated injured person while maintaining proper contamination control by Oswego Fire Department Ambulance and Oswego Hospital.
10.
Use correct priorities and appropriate techniques in exposure and contamination control at the accident site, during victim transport, and during hospital caxe.
11.
Demonstrate the ability to work as a team with a cooperative effort between plant, off-site fixe, ambulance, and hospital personnel.
12.
Demonstrate the ability to maintain control of the emergency situation through the use of incident command.
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OBJECTIVES (Cont) 13.
Demonstrate the ability of NMPNS Unit 2 Fire Department Chief to coordinate both on-site and off-site fire organizations during an emergency situation.
14.
Demonstrate the coordination required between both on-site organizations and off-site fire organizations during an emergency situation.
15.
Demonstrate adequate communications among the NMPNS Eire, Operations, Radiation Protection, and Security Departments and Off-Site Fire Department to ensure and maintain safe operation of NMPNS Unit 2.
16.
Demonstrate that the Community Alert Network can make timely off-hours emergency notifications to site and other NMPC personnel.
17.
Zdentify potential performance problem areas associated with timely emergency notifications including telephones,
- pagers, personnel readiness/cooperation, etc.
18.
Confirm the response times criteria in S-EPMP-5 are able to be satisfied.
19.
Prove the effectiveness of each NMPC Department's system for secondary callout.
FEMA OBJECTIVE Objective 21 (24):
Medical Services - Facilities Demonstrate the adequacy of the equipment, procedures,
- supplies, and personnel of medical facilities responsible for treatment of contaminated, injured, or exposed individuals.
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