ML17261A632
| ML17261A632 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Ginna  |
| Issue date: | 09/16/1987 |
| From: | ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC CORP. |
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| References | |
| PROC-870916-01, NUDOCS 8710140212 | |
| Download: ML17261A632 (132) | |
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ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION GINNA STATION CONTROZZEO COPY NUMBER GtNNA STATION UNITN COMPLETED OATE:-
TlME:-
PROCEDURE NO.
SC-312 REV.
NO.
5 MANNING THE OPERATION SUPPORT CENTER TECHNICAL REVIEW PORC REVIEW DATE PLANT SUPER TENDENT
,EFFECTIVE DATE QA +
NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 4
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SC-312: 1 SC-3 2
6 THE OPERAT ONAL SUPPO 1.0
~POSE:
The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidance fo'r personnel who will staff the Operational Support Center (OSC).'hese personnel will assist the TSC and Control Room with emergency functions as requested.
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REFERENCES:
Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan SC-200 Emergency Response Organization/Responsibilities SC-230 Immediate Entry SC-233 Search and Rescue SC-235 Repair and Corrective Action Guide
3.0 INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 3 '
An area of the Technical Support Center (TSC) is designated as the Operations Support Center (OSC).
During normal working hours (or if on site) the following persons will report directly to the OSC upon announcement of an Alert level or greater.
1.
Pipefitter Foreman 2.
Machinist Foreman 3.
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C Foreman 4.
Electrician Foreman 5.
Maintenance Foreman 3.2.1 Additional Personnel as requested willbe obtained from the shops or Emergency Survey Center.
SC-312: 2 3 '
3.3 '
3.4 3.F 1 Personnel at the Training Center Auditorium will be under the direction of the Survey Center Manager until they have been specifically assigned to the OSC or another designated function.
Personnel assigned to the OSC will be under the direction of the Plant Maintenance Assessment Manager.
Upon arrival at OSC:
Assure your name is posted on TSC magnetic organization chart.
3.4.2 3 ' '
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3 ' '
3.4.6 3 ' '
Sign out a dosimeter.
Perform responsibilities as described in SC-200.
Maintain log book for documentation of events.
Account for personnel available for use.
Account for personnel present at OSC.
Account for personnel assigned functions and their location.
3 ~ 4 ~ 8 3.5 3.5.1 3 ~ 5 ~ 1.1 3 ~ 5 ~ 1.2 3 ~ 5 ~ 1.3 3 ~ 5 ~ 1.4 3 ~ 5 ~ 1.5 3 '
Notify TSC of personnel present at OSC and when it is operational.
During off duty hours individuals will be called to report to Ginna Station.
They may be directed to report to the OSC using normal entrance procedure, or they may be directed to the Emergency Survey Center where they shall:
Obtain a TLD and a pocket dosimeter.
Obtain appropriate tag from survey center tag board and log name under tag.
Follow instructions on tag.
Refer to SC-230 Immediate Entry for additional guidance.
Refer to SC-235 Repair and Corrective Action Guide for additional guidance.
Tag assignments are listed in Attachment I.
SC-312 3
ATTACHMENT I TAG BOARD ASSIGNMENTS P
ef tte o ema Proceed, to O.S.C.
Use protective guidance of Health Physicist at T.S.C. or actions on reverse side Report to'lant Maintenance Assessment Manager.
REVERSE SIDE Obtain and Use TLD Pocket Dosimeter Dose Rate Meter Protective Clothing Full Face Mask with Filter Machinist Fo ema Proceed to O.S.C.
Use protective guidance of Health Physicist at T.S.C.
or actions on reverse side.
Report to Plant Maintenance Assessment Manager.
REVERSE SIDE Obtain and Use, TLD Pocket Dosimeter Dose Rate Meter Protective Clothing Full Face Mask with Filter I strument and Co tro o ema Proceed to O.S.C.
Use protective guidance of Health Physicist at T.S.C.
or actions on reverse side.
Report to Plant Maintenance Assessment Manager.
REVERSE SIDE Obtain and Use TLD Pocket Dosimeter
. Dose Rate Meter Protective Clothing Full Face Mask with Filter
SC-312:4 ATTACHMENT I (con't)
TAG BOARD ASSIGNMENTS E ectrical Forema Proceed to O.S.C.
REVERSE SIDE Use protective guidance of Health Physicist at T.S.C.
or actions on reverse side Report to Plant Maintenance Assessment Manager Obtain and Use TLD Pocket Dosimeter Dose Rate Meter Protective Clothing Full Face Mask with Filter Maintenance Forema Proceed to O.S.C.
Use protective guidance Of Health Physicist at T.S.C. or actions on reverse side.
Report to Plant Maintenance Assessment Manager.
REVERSE SIDE Obtain and Use TLD Pocket Dosimeter Dose Rate Meter Protective Clothing Full Face Mask with Filter
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ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION GINNA STATION CONTROLLED COPY NUMBER ORNASfATION iNeYoe eoMR.Ram PROCEDURE NO ~
C-603 REV.
NO
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SITE EMERGENCY NOT FICATION CHN CAL EW PORC REVIEW DATE PLANT SUPE TENDENT EFFECTIVE DATE QA ~NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 3
PAGES
SC-603:1 SC-603 S TE EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION 1 ~ 0 PURPOSE:
Provide information for the activation of the emergency response plan at the site emergency level.
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REFEZU?lNCES:
Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan SC-200, Emergency
Response
Organization/Responsibili-ties I
NUREG 0654 3 '
3 ~ 1 3 ~ 2 3 '
3.4 3 '
IILWB~Z*
During normal working hours steps 3.2 through 3.3 may not be necessary.
Zf you completed SC-602, go to Step 3.5.
Notify Gas Dispatcher (71-8522) to begin the GINNA STATION SITE CONTINGENCY CALL LIST, SC-605.
Notify RG&E Telephone Service (71-0) to begin the GZNNA STATION SITE CONTINGENCY CALL LIST SC-605'ttachment B.
Report "WE HAVE A SITE EMERGENCY AT GZNNA STATION BASED ON "PLEASE REPORT TO YOUR EMERGENCY (initiating condition)
STATION" to the following:
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3.5.2.1 Plant Superintendent-STAN SPECTOR TOM MEYER USNRC Resident Inspector-KGGLLES MARSCHALL Home 9-716-271-6177 Summer -
9-716-554-3269 Home -
9-315-589-5271 Summer -
9-315-776-8961 9-315-592-4749
SC-603:2 3 ' ' '
NEIL PERRY 9-315-331-6101 3.6 3
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3 ~ 7 ~ 3 ~ 1 3 ' ' '
3 ' '
3.8 3.9 3'0 F 11 3.12 Notify Security (ext.
258 or page) to activate Security Personnel Action During A Radiation Emergency.
Report "WE HAVE A SITE EMERGENCY AT GINNA STATION BASED ON
" to the following:
(initiating condition)
Senior Vice President Production
& Eng. - Electric
- ROGER KOBER business 71-8714 home 716-872-5296 summer 716-394-2589 pager 71-770138 Superintendent of Nuclear Production BRUCE SNOW business 8058 home 716-671<<5912 pager 716-921-5510 If unable to contact individuals in step 3.7.1 and 3.7.2 call the below persons until one is reached and request they report to EOP as Recovery Manager.
Robert Smith Home 9-716-872-3499
'tanley Spector - See step 3.4.1 for phone numbers Robert Mecredy Home 9-716-381-6431 Report information to New York State, Wayne County and Monroe County within 15 minutes of declaring the
. event.
Refer to SC-701 for report and phone contact.
Report information to USNRC within one hour using 0-9 '
'otify Power Control that Ginna has an emergency and to implement procedure to increase reliability of power supply to Ginna.
Contact personnel at special locations as known by Shift Supervisor or Control Room personnel and request they report to Ginna Station for an emergency.
i.e.
Tom Meyer is bowling on Tuesday night, call him at bowling center.
Report "WE HAVE A SITE EMERGENCY BASED ON:
to the following:
(initiatingcondition)
SC-603:3 Contact. Westinghouse using phone numbers in SC-606 to activate their Emergency
Response
Plan.
Contact INPO using phone numbers in SC-606 to activate their Emergency
Response
Plan.
Zf requested by Emergency Coordinator, request radiological assistance from RAP team, Brookhaven using SC-606.
Review that all personnel on this list have been contacted and when Gas Dispatcher and Telephone Service report back which personnel have not been contacted continue to try reaching them.
Make Shift Supervisor aware of any incomplete calls.
ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATIO II GINNA STATION CONTROLLED COPY NUMBER ONSET Sea~
ONT <<g COQtlhT80 OATS:-
TlMS:
PROCEDURE NO.
SC-604 REV.
NO.
20 G NERAL E RGENCY NOT C T ON ECHN C L REVIEW PORC REVIEW DATE a-sv-FF PLANT SUPE NTENDENT PF-EFFECTIVE DATE QA~
NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 3
PAGES
SC-604:1 C-60 EMERGEN N
IP CATION 1.0 gUQ~S1+
Provide information for the activation of the Emergency
Response
Plan at the General Emergency Level.
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REFERENCES:
Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan SC-200 Emergency Response Organization/Responsibilities NUREG 0654 3.0 3 ~ 1 3 '
3 ~ 3 3.4 3 '
IE:
During normal working hours steps 3.2 through 3 '
may not be necessary.
If you completed SC-602 go to step 3.5.
Notify Gas Dispatcher (71-8522) to begin GINNA STATION SITE CONTINGENCY Call List SC-605.
Notify RGEE Telephone Service (71-0) to begin the GZNNA STATION SITE CONTINGENCY CALL LIST SC-605, Attachment B.
Report "WE HAVE A GENERAL EMERGENCY AT GZNNA STATION BASED ON "PLEASE REPORT TO YOUR (initiating condition)
EMERGENCY STATION" to the following:
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3.5.2.1 3 ' ' '
Plant Superintendent Stan Spector Tom Meyer USNRC Resident Inspector Charles Marschall Neil Perry Home -
9-716-271-6177 Summer -
9-716-554-3269 Home -
9-315-589-5271 Summer -
9-315-776-8961 9-315-592-4749 9-315-331-6101
SC-604:2 3 '
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3.9 3'0 3'l Notify Security (ext.
258 or page) to activate Security Personnel Action During A Radiation Emergency.
Report "We have a General Emergency at Ginna Station based on
" to the following:
(initiating condition)
Senior Vice President Production
& Eng. - Electric
- Roger Kober 7-1-87 14 9-716-872-5296 9-716-394-2589 71-770138 Business:
Home:
Summer:
Pager:
Superintendent of Nuclear Production
- Bruce Snow Business:
Home:
Pager:
71-8058 9-716-671-5912 9-716-921-5510 If unable to contact individuals in step 3.7.1 and 3.7.2 call the below persons until one is reached and request they report to EOF as Recovery Manager.
Robert Smith Home 9-716-872-3499 Stanley Spector - See step 3.4.1 for phone numbers Robert Mecredy Home 9-716-381-6431 Report information to New York State, Wayne County and Monroe County within 15 minutes of declaring the event.
Refer to SC-701 for report and phone contact.
Report information to USNRC within 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> using 0-9.3.
Notify Power Control that Ginna has an emergency and to implement procedure to increase reliability of power supply to Ginna.
Contact personnel at special locations as known by Shiit Supervisor or Control Room personnel and request they report to Ginna Station for an emergency.
ie.
Tom Meyer is bowling on Tuesday night, call him at the bowling center.
3 ~ 12 3'2 F 1 Report "We have a General Emergency at Ginna Station based on
" to the following:
{initiating condition)
Contact Westinghouse using phone number in SC-606 to activate their Emergency
Response
Plan.
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SC-604:3 3 '2.2
- 3. 13 Contact XNPO using phone number in SC-606 to activate their Emergency
Response
Plan.
lf recpxested by Emergency Coordinator recpxest radiol-ogical assistance from RAP team, Brookhaven using SC-606 14
- 3. 15 Notify Radiation Management Corporation of General Emergency Condition using phone numbers in SC-606.
Notify Plant Doctors of General Emergency condition and any medical problems using phone numbers in SC-606.
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pet Ne Smith 3 ~ 16 Notify the US Coast Guard of the General Emergency and to keep the Lake area near the plant clear of water traffic using phone numbers in SC-606.
3.17 Review that all personnel on this list have been contacted and when Gas Dispatcher and Telephone Service report back which personnel have not been contacted continue to try reaching them.
Make Shift Supervisor aware of any incomplete calls.
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OA7P'IMS-OiNIKSfATggy ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION
~YN GINNA STATION CONTROLLED COPY NUMBER PROCEDURE NO.
SC-607 REV.
NO.
22 STATION C ST TECHNIC L IEW PORC REVIEW DATE a-s~-fP PLANT S PE NTENDENT EFFECTIVE DATE QA
~NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS ~7 PAGES
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SC-607:1 SC-607 STATION CALL LIST 1.0 1.1 glH&O~SE To provide the Emergency Coordinator with a list of phone numbers for station personnel.
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REFERENCES:
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Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan 3 '
3.1 If additional assistance during a Radiation Emergency is required, refer to attached listing for phone number of station personnel.
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SC-607:2 ADAMS, STEVEN ALDER, JOSEPH N.
ALEXANDER, THOMAS L.
ANDERSON, JUNE ANDERSON, MELVIN C.
ANTCZAK, MARY JO BACKUS, WESLEY BAOON, JAMES G.
BANKS, DONALD A.
BANKE, JAMES A.
BATZ, RICHARD BELDZNG5 RICHARD Lo BEZDUE, RICHARD J.
- BEIIJKE, STUAEG'9 ROSSMAN DRIVE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 50 BRIGHTWOODS LANE ROCRKSTER, NY 14623 6469 ONTARIO CENTER ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 5929 LINCOLN ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 P.O.
BOX 119 AVON, NY 14414 2537 KENYON ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 108 COUNTRY MANOR WAY $17
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 93 REDWOOD DR.
RO(2KSTER, NY 14617 1835 BRICK CHURCH RD.
ONTARIO, NY 14519 P.O.
BOX 161 ONTAEG:0, NY 14519 1344 WILSON ROAD MACEDONIA NY 14502 r
4638 SMITH ROAD MARION, NY 14505 P.O.
BOX 245 4030 MAIN STREET WILLUSKON, NY 14589 92 CASTLE ACRES DR.
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 2024 ROUTE 64 IONIA, NY 14475 5250 BRICK SCHOOZHOUSE ROAD NORTH ROSEI NY 14516 3295 MAPLE AVENUE NAXHORTH, NY 14568 671-0845 272-1714 (315) 524-7632 (UNLISTED)
(315) 524-8084 226-3166 (315) 524-8067 265-9135 544-1824 (315) 524-8506 872-1051 (315) 986-2670 (315) 926-5256 (315) 589-9393 p
671-2551 657-6819 (315) 587-2796 (315) 597-5170
SC-607:3 BEMENT, JAMES E.
- BERGESON, BILL BERRY, DANIEL BIEDENBACH, RICHARD C.
BLACKALL, KEITH R.
BODINE, JAMES C.
BODLEY, MAREKN BOMBARD, JAMES BOMMELE, ROBERT
. BOTZONZ, RONALD G.
BOUTWELL, ZOUIS E.
BREHSE, NEIL A.
- BROOKS, RICHARD BROWN, GEMLD BRYAN, ROBERT F.
- BURGESS, GARY 47 TAMARACK KEUVE CANANDAZGUA, NY 14424 110 ALLE2KALE STREET ROCHESTER'Y 14610 P.O.
BOX 148 ONTARIO CENTER, NY 14520 1781 WINTON ROAD, NORTH ROCRKSTER, NY 14609 31 BELDEN AVZZUE
- SODUS, NY 14551 149 STOCKTON ZANE ROCHESTER, NY 14625 120 AUTHORS AVENUE HENRIETTA, NY 14467 8184 RIDGE ROAD
- SODUS, NY 14551 1039 SHOEMAKER ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 126 RIDGE ROAD P.O.
BOX 89 UNION HILL, NY 14563 6922 LAKESIDE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 51 HASKZNS LANE N.
HZIZON, NY 14468 3775 MILL STREET P.O.
BOX 388 MARION, NY 14505 190 RZDGECREST RD.
ROCHESTER, NY 14626 236 RIDGE RD.
ONTARIO~ NY 14519 184 EASTZMATE DRIVE ROC2GMTER, NY 14617 1349 AYEQQIZ ROAD, APT. 76
- FAZRPORT, NY 14450 396-1712 (315) 524-9581 (315) 524-4905 654-9291 (315) 483-6089 671-1113 334-2962 (315) 483-4292 872-4737 265-0653 (3 15) 524-8764 392-9527 (315) 926-5269 227-0684 265-3285 266-1146 223-7273
SC-607:4 BUSSARD, WILLARD BV3KiER, BARBARA CAIN, GARY A.
CARROLL, ROBERT A.
- CARTER, STEVE CASSELMAN, ROBERT CATALANO, CATHERINE R.
CATLIN, JOHN D.
CAVANAUGH, MARK COLLINI, CATION JR.
- CONGDON, KATHLEEN A.
- CARIO, CAROL L.
CONLEY, SANDRA M.
CORDAROi FRANK A.
CULLEN, J296H QAHL, K~ A.
DAHL, JOAN E.
5023 LASHER ROAD NORTH ROSES NY 14516 147 CLARK AVENUE ROCHESTER, NY 14609 1520 HENNESSEY ONTAEu:0, NY 14519 3389 ORCHID CRESCENT WAZNORTH, NY 14568 3591 SUNSET LANE WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 4137 DOWNS ROAD WALWORTH, NY 14568 6254 FURNACE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 6358 KELL'Y ROAD SODUS i NY 14551 16 LINCOZS AVE.
- PIMSFORD, NY 14534 198 ANDIRON LANE BOQiZSTER, NY 14612 142 BROOKSIDE TERRACE PAZMYRAi NY 14522 6011 Saum SraCVM RD ONTARIO, NY 14519 117 SANDYBROOK DRIVE HAMZZN, NY 14464 956 WILLITS ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 29 WOODLAWN AVE.
FAGGOT, NY 14450 7770 JAY STRZZT PUEZNEYVILLE, NY 14538 7770 JAY STREET PUI~EYVILLE, NY 14538 (315) 594-2467 342-8184 (315) 524-7343 (315) 986-3406 (315) 589-9051 (315) 597-4256 (315) 524-7451 (315) 483-9412 248-3599 723-8471 UNLISTED (315) 524-4590 (716) 964-2160 (315) 524-2924 377-8219 (315) 589-2238 (315) 589-2238
SC-607:5 D'AMBROSIA, CHRISTINE DANGIZR, MARY ELL1%
DANGLER, ROBERT M.
DANGLER, TOM J.
DEAN, DANIEL DEANE, JOHN A.
DERLEY, JOSEPH DETTMAN, DONALD DZ BERNARDO, NANCY DZ CIACCIO, ROBERT DOBBINS, WZLLIUQf
- DOBBS, ROGER L.
- DODGE, ROBERT E.
DUNN, DONALD P.
EDGAR, CIAZR E.
ENGI GENE K.
ERSTENIUK, STEVEN R.
6 SZLVERBERRY ROAD HEXRZETTA, NY 14467 350 COBB TERRACE RQCRKSTER, NY 14620 350 COBB TERRACE ROCfKSTERi NY 14620 28 NORTH AVE.
ROCKKSTER, NY 14626 596 EZHAR DRIV1" ROCHESTER, NY 14616 889 DEWZTT ROAD W. WEBSTER, NY 14580 4025 CULVER ROAD ROCKED TER, NY 190 WIIZQH POND WAY PENFIELD, NY 14526 1065 SHARON COURT
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 98 RIVIERA DEGVE ROCHESTER, NY 14624 714 HARD RD.
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 7598 STONY LONESOME ROAD WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 6135 HOLL'EYBUSH LANE
- ONTtQGO, NY 14519
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 27 HEAT162NOOD ROAD
- FAZRPORZ, NY 14450 596 WHITING ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 2395 TITUS AVE.
- ROCKETER, NY 14622 334-9016 442-2687 442-2687 663-8506 671-6644 323-2689 381-5599 671-7273 247-6189 671-7164 (315) 589-2590 (315) 524-7294 671-2936 377-3386 671-3441 342-8541
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SC-607:6 EVEREST, FRED FARNAN, MICHAEL FAUSTOFERRI, WALTER
- FELLOWS, RON FILION, DONAID E.
FZLKINS, DUANE L.
- FORGENSZ, RUDOLPH i7R.
- FOUTS, THOMAS A.
- FOWLER, MACK Z.
FOXi KAREN FRANTANGELO, TIMOTHY
- FEKE2QR, MELVIN W.
- GANSKOP, DEAN GARNISHI KYLE 60 MILLST.
SPENCE%PORT, NY 14559 7659 HAMILTON STREET WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 135 SENECA ROAD ROC2iESTER, NY 14622 1091 WHALEN ROAD
- PENFZEZD, NY 14526 191 CITY VIEW DRIVE ROCHESTER, NY 14625 164 COUNTRY MANOR WAY APAKMENT 24
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 36 MEADOW DRZVE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 1153 WINTON ROAD NORTH ROCHESTER, NY 14609 1996 STEVENS STREET ONTARIO, NY 14519 62 WEBSTER MANOR DRIVE 44 WEBSTERi NY 14580 349 LYNDON ROAD
- FAIRPORT, NY 14450 7580 FISHER RD.
ONTAEUO, NY 14519 6561 MIDDLE ROAD
- SODUS, NY 14551 624 ADELINE DRIVE W. WEBKKRi NY 14580 4059 STANFORD STREZT WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 236 (26$ORY ST.
- ROCMDTER, NY 14620 6353 PEAS& STREET WILIZAMSON, NY 14589 352-4083 (315) 589-8156 266-7554 377-6787 586-0382 265-3050 265-9728 654-7359 (315) 524-2303 671-6083 223-4648 (315) 524-4379 (315) 483-6037 671-7711 (315) 589-9587 235-2567 (315) 589-8584
SC-607:7
- GENT, DENNIS R.
GERMAZN, JZZ'FREY GIBAUD, GERALD GIBBS, CHRISTIAN M.
GILLOW, ROY
'OMEZ, DOUGLAS J.
GOODMAN, WILLI~P.
GORSKZi PAUL GOULD'ENNETH J.,
JR.
GRAHAM'OBERT JR.
- GRAUS, ERNE T
- GROH, EDWARD GRZYBEK, JOHN C.
GUIDER, JOHN HAMELINKi DAVID P.
HARDING, THOMAS L.
HARHAY, ANDEAN'W 127 SCHNACKEL EEKVE RO(2iESTERi NY 14622 4476 NEW ROAD WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 ill BEZRONT ROAD ROC5iESTER, NY 14612 457 LtQKVZEW TERENCE WEBSTER'Y 14580 2148 EVEiKREEN CIRCLE ONTARIO, NY 14519 1340 SCHLEGEL ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 222 BELCODA DRIVE ROCHFSTER, NY 14617 U
7522 SALMON CREEK ROAD WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 519 JOESPH CIRCLE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 8311 EAST PORT BAY ROAD WOLCOTT, NY 14590 53 'QiIRD A%MJE ROQiESTER, NY 14612 2316 TIMBERLINE DR.
MACEDON, NY 14502 31 TEAKWOOD LANE FAHUQRTi NY 14450 165 DEZMAR ROAD ROCK%TER, NY 14616 7 DEVONSHIRE COURT PENFIELD, NY 14526 1127 FIVE MILE LINE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 26 BLANDFORD LANE
- FAZRPORT, NY 14450 323-2825 (315) 589-8487 621-2554 671-8162 (315) 524-2780 265-2555 544-4101 (315) 589-8748 872-0226 (315) 594-9246 225-0140 (315) 986-5686 223-8371 865-0862 UNASSIGNED 671-8756 248-5106
SC-607:8 HAKUNGTON, PAUL EDQ<RISON, MICHAEL HART, JOHN W.
HASSETT, ALICE L.
HAYES, KIRK HAYES, BOB HILLYARD, JACK HOEHES ~
NANCY
- HORNING, DEWEY E.
571 RIDGE ROAD ONTAEUO, NY 14519 916 BLACKBERRY LANE WEBSTER~
NY 14580 8173 RIDGE ROAD EAST~ RD.
2
- SODUS, NY 14551 8173 RIDGE ROAD EAST'D.
2
- SODUS, NY 14551 27 STOVER RD.
ROCHESTER, NY 14624 6900 BEAR SWAMP RD.
WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 77 AUTHORS AVE2IUE HENRIETTA, NY 14467 4053 ROSE VK4LElY RD.
CLYDE, NY 14433 2144 RIDGE ROAD ONTARIO, NY '4519 6935 LAKESIDE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 265-0522 671-3079 (315) 483-6534 (315) 483-6534 889-4353 334-8380 (315) 587-9696 (315) 524-7866 (315) 524-7148
- HOUSER, LEE HOWE, LIZ HUBBARD, S.
LANCE
- HUGHES, LARRY L.
HURLI.'Y, ROBERT P.
- JERKINS, RICHARD
- JOHNSON, STEPHEN L.
52 PREST1GE DRIVE CLIFXON SPRINGS, NY 23 RUTLEDGE DR.
ROCHESTER, NY 14621 7 LITTLE SPRING ROAD FAIEQQRT, NY 14450 5592 EAST LAKE ROAD WIILIAMSON, NY 14589 837 TITUS AVENUE ROCHESTER, NY 14617 19 MAPLE AVENUE
- SODUS, NY 14551 2163 LAKE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 14432 (3 15) 462-3287 266-1641 586-2247 (315) 483-4530 342-2447 (315) 483-9922 (315) 524-8242
- JONES, ALAN B.
- JONES,
%%FREY
- JOSS, GREG E.
KAZN, CHARLES J.
17 VASSAR ST.
ROC5KSTER, NY 14607 181 NORTH AVENUE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 6685 FURNACE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 89 IRWIN AVE.
ROC2KSTER, NY 14609 SC-607:9 442-2999 872-6107 (315) 524-7552 288-7861
- KANE, E%ZYLILLS R.
- IQQVQZUS, MARTY KENYON, ROBERT B.
KIEDROWSKZ, NEISON KZRIG Y, PElTER KIRKPATRZCK, TERRY KLEM, JEFFERY KLEMZ, DANIEL J.
KLUEBER, MZC5ZAEL R.
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- ENORR, JAMES V.
MXRBSKZ, DANIEL IARIZZA, GIUSEPPE F.
LATULZPE, PATRICK J.
ONTARIO, NY 14519 2145 FIRST AVZZUE ONTARIO, NY 14519 6606 ROUTE 14 SODUS POINT, NY 14555 7232 BYRON CIRCLE ONTARIO, NY 14519 102 STONECREST DRIVE ROCfKSTER, NY 14615 139 CURTIS PARK
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 57 LELAND ROAD ROCRKSTER, NY 14617 126 LAMBZRT DRIVE RQCHFDTERi NY 14621 6627 LAKE AVXRKE WILLZAMSON, NY 14589 786 PLANK ROAD ONTARZOi NY 14519 285 PRINCETON ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 1242 MILLCKMXRUN WEBSTERi NY 14580 6045 BZRCHWOOD LANE SODUSi NY 14551 (315) 524-9869 (315) 524-2992 (315) 483-6512 (315) 524-2894 865-4591 265-0741 544-8162 865-1505 (315) 589-8184 (315) 524-8265 671-9295 872-6342 (315) 483-8645
SC-607:10 LAWLER, GEORGE
- LEACH, CHARLES M.
- LEEPER, DAVID L.
IZMMONi ROBERT
- IZUBNZR, RICHARD'ElYRER, MARY C.
LZNDQUIST, PHZLLIP LXNGL, RUSSELL LXTZENBZZGERg GLENN LYONS, LOUIS MACIUSKA, FKQK L.
MANN, MICHAEL M.
MARCHIONDA, RICHARD A.
MARISHi THOMAS A.
MARRIOTT, DENNIS MASKER, KENNETH A.
MASON, STEVE 16 C5RRMGUTH STEKET P.O.
BOX 792 HONEOYEi NY 14471 P.O.
BOX 106 ALTON, NY 14413 210 1/2 EAST FILBERT ST.
E.
ROCHESTER, NY 14445 4263 HOG BACK ROAD PAIMYRA, NY 14522 597 ROCK BEACH ROAD ROCHESTER, NY 14617 936 WZLLXTS ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 77 TALL OAK LANE PZTTSFORD, NY 14534 94 WEST BEACH ROAD HIIZON, NY 14468 42 BRAUNSTON DRIVE
- FAZE66RT, NY 14450 P.
O.
BOX 575 ONTARIO, NY 14519 1528 ELDKG3lRRY CIRCLE WAINORTH, NY 14568 188 COUNTRY MANOR WAY f23 WEBSTER'Y 14580 4825 EAST WILLIAMSONROAD MARION, NY 14505 204 SOUTH RIDGE TRAIL
- FAIRPORT, NY 14450 218 HUCKLEBERRY ROAD MACEDON, NY 14502 313 CANANDAIGUASTREET PAIMYRA, NY 14522 369 WASHINGTON AVE.
IRONDEQUOIT, NY 14617 229-4049 (315) 483-8953 381-8925 (315) 597-4276 544-1053 (315) 524-5383 334-8647 392-9652 388-1504 (315) 524-9648 (315) 986-3839 265-4149 (315) 926-5578 223-3740 (315) 986-2536 (315) 597-2409 266-1085
SC-607:11 MMTZCE, BETH MEYVIS, MARY MC CARTHY, KENNETH W.
MC CASLIN, DAVID J.
MC COY, ROBERT A.
MC LAUGHLIN, KEVIN B.
MC MAHON, ROBERT S.
MC NAMARA, ANDREW E.
- MEAEER, NORMAN A.
- MEIER, GARY D.
- MEISTER, STEPHEN G.
MELECA, MICHAELJ.
MF>YER, THOMAS A.
MZCKMW, MICKRKLJ.
- MZS, FRED J.
MITRANO, CHAR LFD 117 KITZLEBERGER PARK
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 1077 WHITNEY ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 1994 KENYON ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 36 FORDILLER AVZ2RE
- ROCMDTER, NY 14625
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 208 COIONZAL DRIVE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 15 BUCHANAN ROAD PITTSFORD, NY 14534 270 WESTCfP8TER AVENUE ROCHESTER, NY 14609 P.O.
BOX 402 6081 WALWORTH ROAD ONTARIOi NY 14519 5471 ROUTE 21 SOUTH WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 25 HIGH STREET
- SODUS, NY 14551 503 SPENCER ROAD ROCKDTERi NY 14609 7104 TUCKAHOE ROAD WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 1550 TREFOIL COURT WALWORTH, NY 14568 479 CXGBDEFACZORY ROAD HONEOYE FALLS, NY 14472 634 LAKE ROAD WEBSTERi NY 14580 2778 CANADAIGUAROAD MACEDON, NY 14502 334-4306 (315) 524-2787 (315) 524-4831 381-9819 671-7221 377-6961 248-3601 482-3835 (315) 524-2340 (315) 589-6691 (315) 483-6366 288-2452 (315) 589-5271 (315) 986-2151 624-3406 671-9111 (315) 986-3183
SC-607:12 MODZELEWSKX, ALAN A.
1
- MOORE, ARTHUR MORRILL, RICHARD W.
- MORRIS, ARTHUR G.
- MOSTERT, GORDON MUNDING, PEZER NASSAUER~ KARL NATARELLX, STEPHEN F.
NEIS, JANE B.
NEWMAN, RICHARD NYE, ROBIN B.
- ORIENTER, FRA%KZN PAGLIA, THOMAS PAUL, ROBERT PAVZA, FRANK
- PECK, CARL H.
3785 PEARSON AVENUE MARION, NY 14505 227 ALPINE KNOLL FAZRPORT~
NY 14450
, 235 SAN RON K6UVE W. WEBSTER, NY 14580 P.O.
BOX 304 ONTARIO'Y 14519 4615 EDDY RIDGE ROAD MARION, NY 14505 20 POPLAR STREET BOCRKSTER, NY 14620 891 SALT ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 34 MEADOWVIEW MACEDON, NY 14502 126 MARION ST.
RD(IGNITER NY 14610 43 HEBERTON ROAD ROC2iESTER, NY 14622 673 FINCHINGFIELD LANE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 6938 MAPLE AVERSE
- SODUS, NY 14551 84 MELVILLE STEKET ROCfKSTER, NY 14609 943 W. WHXTNEY ROAD
- FAIRPORT, NY 14450 2351 MORRISON DRIVE PALMYRA, NY 14522 15 TIMRAY COURT
- FAIRPORP, NY 14450 128 SOUP ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 (315) 926-4190 671-7082 (UNLISTED)
(315) 926-5063 442-2346 671-8610 (315) 986-5920 654-8485 544-2024 872-5077 (315) 483-4603 288-8076 388-0241 (315) 597-6064 223-6377 265-0664
SC-607:13 PERRY, PHILLIP M.
- HARRISON, DOUGLAS A.
123 RODNEY LANE ROCHESTER, NY 14625 671-9131 288-7014 PHELAN, PATRICK PLANTZ, THOMAS R.
- POLFLEZT, PETER
- PORTER, THOMAS
- POWELL, DALE A.
- HJDDU, FRANK HJLVER, DANIEL RAIKE, JOHN R.
RAUBER, CHRIS RAWA, GEKGORY J'IOCH, CHARLES M.
- ROUSELL, MICH'00 WYNDOVER ROAD RO(56STER, NY 14616 7571 ONTARIO STREET SODUS POINT, NY 14555 39 WASHINGTON ST.
WOLCOTT, NY 14590 8 CITY VIEW DRIVE ROCHESTERi NY 14625 64 APACHE TRAIL HE2GGZlTTA, NY 14467 3795 ROUTE 31 PAIMYRA, NY 14522 73 LANSDALE STREET ROCMDTER, NY 14620 43 WILMZNGXON ST.
ROCK%TER, NY 14620 2186 BAIRD ROAD PENFZEID,'Y 14526 1519 SWEETS CORNERS ROAD
- PENFIELD, NY 14526 44 PLEASANT WAY ROCRKSTERi NY 14622 1211 CORK ROAD VZCTORi NY 14564 1075 BAY ROAD
- WEBESTER, NY 14580 493 FOX MFADCN ROAD ROCRESTER, NY 14626 190 DANIEL DRIVE, APT. 1
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 663-1029 (315) 483-8083 (315) 594-9433 385-5982 334-6237 (315) 597-9879 442-4604 473-9426 381-7665 377-5042 323-1156 924-3155 671-6480 225-9018 872-5003
RUBY, ROBERT M.
SC-607'14 190 DANIEL DRIVEq APT.
4
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 872-6559 RUEDIN, RONALD P.
ST. MARTIN, JOHN T., JR.
SC5iLEGEL, SHERRY
- SCHIPPER, WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, WENDY
- SCHUIZR, TERRY R.
- SCHNIND, FRANK
- SEHM, FRANK SEZLER, VAIZRIE SENSENBACH, BRUCE G.
SEXTON, MELVINJ.
SHAW, MARK T.
SHZZHAN~ SANDY SZDELINGER, PETER G.
4816 ONTARIO CEFH& ROAD
- WMJRRTH, NY 14568 48 DEVITT ROAD ROCHFSTER~
NY 14615 141 MASON AVENUE ROCHESTER~
NY 14626 103 CITY VIEN DELVE ROC5iFSTER, NY 14625 2518 LAKE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 P.
O.
BOX 411
- ONTARIO, NY 14519 2498 LAKE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 796 LAUREN COURT
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 7653 FURNACE ROAD ONT2QG:0, NY 14519 520 APPLE ORCRiARD LANE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 1729 EMPIRE BLVD.
APT. 21
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 4372 CONGDON ROAD WILLIAMSON, NY 14589 1445 LOUGHTON DRIVE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 R.D.
$1, TOLL ROAD
- HiELPS, NY 14532 5004 PODGER ROAD MARION, NY 14505 284 WELLINGTON ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 (315) 524-3968 663-4648 723-1824 586-5676 (315) 524-3304 248-3258 (315) 524-8542 671-3643 (315) 524-8223 (315) 524-9268 671-9155 (315) 589-5601 265-2309 (315) '548-9682 (315) 589-8543 671-3198
SIMPSON'AVID J.
SMITH, LAWRENCE F.
SMITH, MIKE J.
SMITH, REX L.
- SNOW, BRUCE A.
- SORTINO, SHARON
- SPECTOR, STANLEY M.
STAVAIONEi ZDREQZNE M.
- STEFFON, BRUCE W.
- STZEWE, WILZLZAMR., IZI SUPZNAi JAMES R.
SWZZT, JAMES F.
KQRCIZZDi DEBORAH L.
TRAVZS, DOHAIB R.
173 HZNKLEYVILLEROAD SPENCI5&ORTi NY 14559 7134 LAKFDIDE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 301 SPENCER ROAD ROCHESTER, NY 14609 4344 EDDY RIDGE ROAD MARION, NY 14505 659 REGINA DRIVE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 814 KLEM ROAD
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 40 CORAL WAY ROCHESTER, NY 14618 26 PETEKLLA CIRCLE ROCHESTER'Y 14617 26 CANTERBURY TRAIL FAZEGQRTi NY 14450 404 OLDE HARBOUR TRAIL ROCHFSTER, NY 14612 264 STONEY CREEK DRIVE ROCIIESTER, NY 14616 8407 SILL ROAD SOILS POINT, NY 14555 3759 HUNTLEY RD TR 66 MARION, NY 14505 204 VALIANTDRIVE ROCHESTER, NY 14623 SC-607:15 352-1484 (315) 524-9351 482-3013 (315) 926-5542 671-5912 671-6969 271-6177 467-4658 377-0647 227-7734 227-5239 315) 483-6795 (315) 926-5906 359-1499 VAZSEY, NEAL 93 BEACON HILL DRZVEi SOUTH PENFIELD, NY 14526 671-2234 VAN HOOVER, ZDRI P.O.
BOX 54 ONTARIO CENTERi NY 14520 (315) 524-9268 VAN HOUTE, HERBERT 201 ANN LEE KEKVE NORTH ROSE, NY 14516 (315) 483-9251
SC-607:16
- VERGASON, VERNON WAHL, GERALD M.
WALDEN, JOHN V.
WAYLAND, Jl&FREY WHITEg TERRY A.
WIDAYq JOSEPH A.
WZLBERT, DONALD J.,
JR WILKZNSON~ ROBERT M.
WILLIAMS, SYLVIA A.
WILSON, DAVZD MIRTH, RZCIDRD
- WZSNER, DONAZD WQOD, ROBERT E.
WOOLEVER, KEVIN E.
WRIGHT, JOYCE 7436 SEAMAN STREET SOIXJS POINT g NY 14555 252 IXJNNING AVENUE WEBSTER~
NY 14580 818 BOSTON ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 1549 HERMANCE ROAD X%2PIEZDg NY 14526 22 RONALD CIRCLE SPENCERPORT, NY 14559 2116 BEAR CREEK DKVTE ONTtQUO, NY 14519 82 HEATHER DRIVE ROCHESTER, NY 14625 95 HENDERSON DRIVE
- PENFIELD, NY 14526 775 BARNES LANE
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 6118 MAPLE AVE P.O.
BOX 699 WILLIAMSON'Y 14589 49 ROME LANE ONTARIO~ NY 14519 1578 SLEIGHT RD.
NEWARK, NY 14513 496 PLANK ROAD MACEDONIA NY 14502 1730 APPLE HOLIDW LANE HAMZZN, NY 14464 748 JOHN GLEN BLVD.
- WEBSTER, NY 14580 1906 A RIDGE ROAD ONTARIO, NY 14519 5765 LINCOZN ROAD
- ONT2QCO, NY 14519 (315) 483-4687 872-5567 (315) 524-8536 872-5127 352-1857 (315) 524-2899 381-0961 586-2679 671-5247 (315) 589-7541 (315) 524-4290 (315) 331-7268 (315) 524-9148 964-8626 872-4240 (315) 524-0060 (315) 524-9780
SC-607: 17 RUNDER) RALPH H.,
ZAPETIS) JAMES T.
ZINK, ED ZUIANSKI) JAMES M.
PENFIELD) NY 14526 112 LILLIE ST.
NEWtQK) NY 14513 7478 VICTOR-MZ2lDON ROAD VICZOR) NY 14564 2155 PROSPECT ST.
PENFIELD, NY 14526 671-6852 (315) 331-7567 924-9934 248-3359
ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATZO GZNNA STATION CONTROLLED COPY NUMBER GINNASTATION UNIT¹).
COMPLETED DATE:-
TIME'-
PROCEDURE NO ~
SC-701 REV.
NO.
13 INITIALNOTIFICATION STATUS REPORT TECHNICAL REVZEW PORC REVIEW DATE 4-/0-F7 PLANT SU INTENDENT EFFECTIVE DATE QA~
NON-QA~
CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 4
PAGES
4i
SC-701:1 SC-701 INITIALNOTIFICATION STATUS REPORT 1 ~ 0
%JESSE:
1 ~ 2 Provide a list of important information to be provided to offsite agencies and how it is provided, during an emergency situation.
Provide information in a standardized format similar to that of the receiving party.
2.0 2.1
2.2 REFERENCES
Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan.
NYS Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan.
3.0 INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 The initial notification of an accident is to be reported to the USNRC, within one hour using 0-9.3 as a reference.
3'.1 3'.2 The New York State Radiological Emergency Data
- Form, Part I should be filled out with the assistance of the Shift Supervisor and Health Physics Personnel.
Obtain weather information, steps 14-18 of form, using Control Room weather indication or the computer.
For step 12 Shift Supervisor may use, SC-240 Protective Action Recommendations.
3 '
Report the information on the completed New York State Radiological Emergency Data Form Part I to New York Sta~,
Wayne and Monroe County within 15 minutes of classifying the emergency using the NYS Hot Line (RECS).
Press Button, Allow 10 seconds
- Request roll call New York State Wayne County Monroe County This is Ginna Station Report information using SC-701, Part I, New York State Radiological Emergency Data Form
4 gC
SC-701:2 If NYS HOT LINE IS OUT OF ORDER, use commercial lines New York State 9-1-518-457-2200 or 9-1-518-457-6811 Wayne County
- Monroe County 9-1-946-5663 or 9-1-597-6291 9-716-473-0710 or 9-716-428-7200 3.3 '
3
~ 3 ~ 2 3 '
Report ~onl Steps 1 through 18 on the initial contact.
Report the information by reading the statement number and the statement including the designation letter.
i.e.
IAI For Unusual Events that last one hour or more, use the New York State Radiological Emergency Data Form Part I, steps 1 through 18 for updates each hour.
3.3.4 3.3.5
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For Alert Level Event or Greater The New York State Radiological Emergency Data
- Form, Part 1 information will be reported when the event is initially classified, any time the classification is
- changed, and every 30 minutes during the event.
Data
- in steps 19 through 24 of the New York State Radiological Emergency Data Form Part II should be transmitted by telecopy as information becomes available.
Telecopy numbers to:
EOF Wayne County Monroe County New York State (716) 262-5788 (315) 946-9721 (716) 473-7087 (518) 457-9942 3 '
Blank.oEpies of the New York State Radiological Emergency Form Part I
& Part II are available in the Communicators Area.
4
SC-los 3
SC-701 ReHT.
13 Read everything on this page over RECS phone NEW YORK STATE RADXOLOG1CAL EMERGENCY DATA FORM PART I ROLL CALL RESPOHSE:
HEM YORK STATE MARHING POIHT I
I HONROE COUNTY I
I MAYNE COUHTY I
Hessage transmitted at:
DATE:
TIIIE:
VIH TECH j
j TELEPHOHE 2.
Nuclear Facility providing this report is C GINHA STATION 3.
Reported by:
NAME TITLE 4.
Reported from:
A CONTROL ROON B TSC C EOF D OTHER PE j
5.
This... A IS AH EXERCISE B IS NOT AH EXERCISE 6.
Emergency Classification:
A UHUSUAL EVENT B ALERT C SITE EHERGENCY D GENERAL EHERGENCY E TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT R EHERGEHCY TERHIHATED G OTHER I IHE 7.
A THIS EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION DECLARED AT:
DATE B
THIS IS AN IHFORHATIOHAL HOTIFICATIOH ONLY.
THIS EVENT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE ONE OF THE FOUR EHERGENCY CLASSIFICATIONS.
8.
Brief event description 9.
Plant status/prognosis is:
A STABLE B IHPROVING C DEGRADING D UHKHOMH 10.
This event involves:
A NO ABNORMAL RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVITY B AN ATHOSPHERIC RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVITY C A RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVITY TO LAKE ONTARIO D A GROUND SPILL RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVITY 11.
The release is:
A HOT APPLICABLE B CONTINUING C TERHIHATED D IHTERHITTEHT 12.
Protective actions:
(SC-240)
A THERE IS NO HEED FOR PROTECTIVE ACTIONS OUTSIDE THE SITE BOUNDARY B HEED FOR PROTECTIVE ACTION IS UNDER EVALUATION C SHELTERING RECOHHEHDED IH THE FOLLOMING ERPA'S:
M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 H1 N2 H3 H4 H5 N6 H7 HB M9 D EVACUATIOH RECOHHENDED IH T
FOLLOMING ERPA'S:
Ml M2 M3 M4 MS M6 'M7 H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 HB N9 13.
Basis for protective action recommendations:
A PLANT COHDITIONS B FIELD HEASUREHEHTS C PROJECTED OFFSITE DOSES 14.
Mind speed 15.
Mind direction (from)
HILES PER HOUR DEGREES DO NOT REPORT Stability Class Mork Sheet 16.
Stabi l i ty class 17.
Ambient temperature (STABLE, UNSTABLE, OR NEUTRAL)
DEGREES F (at 33 feet) 18.
General weather conditions A CLEAR B CLOUDY C RAIH D SHOM oF oF oF Temperature at 33 feet Temperature at 250 feet Temperature difference STABLE if difference
<~ 0.5 UNSTABLE if difference >> 2.0 NEUTRAL if difference H: 1.9 and
> 0.5 FOR RGCE USE ONLY:
Time Completed:
By:
Time Approved:
By:
Time sent via REGS:
Time telecopied:
J L1 p;
0 I
SC-701t4 SC-701 Rev.
13 NE'W YORK STATE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY DATA FORH PART I Telecopy this data form to
(
(HEM YORK STATE
(
(MONROE COUNTY
(
[WAYNE COUNTY 19 'essage transmitted at:
DATE:
TIHE:
FROH:
Based on information available at:
TIHE:
20.
General release information:
A RELEASE STARTED AT:
DATE B
PROJECTED DURATIOH OF RELEASE:
C TIHE OF TERHIHATIOH OF RELEASE:
D REACTOR SHUTDOWN:
DATE E
MIND SPEED:
HPH F
MIND DIRECTION: (from)
G STABILITY CLASS TIME TIHE DEGREES STABLE, UNSTABLE OR HEUTRAL 21.
Atmospheric release information:
A EFFECTIVE RELEASE HEIGHT:
B IODINE/NOBLE GAS RATIO:
C GROSS RELEASE RATE:
D IODINE RELEASE RATE:
E NOBLE GAS RELEASE RATE:
F PARTICULATE ACTIVITY:
FEET Ci/SEC Ci/SEC Ci/SEC Ci/SEC 22.
'Waterborne release or surface spill information:
A VOLUHE OF RELEASE GALLONS B
CONCENTRATION (gross):
uCi/ml C
RADIONUCLIOES IN RELEASE (in uCi/ml):
D TOTAL ACTIVITY RELEASED Ci 23.
Dose/dose rate calculations DATA IS BASED ON:
A IMPLANT HEASUREMEHTS B FIELD HEASUREHENTS C ASSUHEO SOURCE TERH TABLE BELOW APPLIES TO:
A ATMOSPHERIC RELEASES B WATERBORNE RELEASES DISTANCE SIT BOUNDARY 2 HILES 5 MILES 10 HILES
~"~ ~. HILES Xu 0 WHOLE B(OY REM HOUR CHILD'S THYROID REH HOUR WHOLE BCOY REH CHILD'S THYROID REH 24 ~
Field measurement of dose r ates or surface contenination (deposition)
HILE/SECTOR OR MILES EGREES LOCATION OR SAMPLING POINT TIHE OF MEASUREMENT DOSE RATE (HR/KR) OR CONTAMINATION Ci M2 REHARKS FOR RGtE USE ONLY:
Time Completed:
Bye Time Approved:
By Time telecopied:
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¹1'OMWEtm OATE:-
TNB:~
PROCEDURE NO.
SC-703 REV ~
NO.
5 PLANT STATUS REPORT TECHNICAL R VIEW PORC REVIEW DATE
/0- 5-8'7 PLANT SUPER TENDENT EFFECTIVE DATE NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 2
PAGES
SC-703:1 SC-703 PLANT STATUS REPORT
1.0 PUEVOSE
1.2 Provide a list of important plant parameters that can be provided to the TSC, EOF or other agencies.
Provide information in a standardized format similar to that of the receiving party and capable of computer print out.
2 '
2.1
2.2 REFERENCES
Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan.
NYS Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan.
3 ~ 0 INSTRUCTIONS:
3.1 3 '
3.2.1 3'.2 3.2.3 3.3 3.3.1 3 '
This form may be used to update other emergency centers of parameters which may be used in the evaluation of the emergency condition.
Attachment 1 should be filled out with the assistance of the Shift Supervisor and Control Room personnel.
The computer may be used to obtain information.
When the parameter is measurable (ie. pressurizer level) use the numerical value.
When the parameter is not measurable the condition or any deviation from normal shall be noted (ie. core circulation forced or natural).
Report the information on the completed Attachment 1
"Plant Status Form" as directed by the Shift Supervisor or Emergency Coordinator.
This information should be provided every 15 to 30 minutes to the Technical Support Center.
The completed forms shall be returned to the Shift Supervisor or Emergency Coordinator after transfer of the data.
R.E.
GINNA HUCLEAR POWER PLANT SC 703:
PLAHT STATUS REPORt
- ~
(w -,.
cc ATTACHMENT REACTOR SHUTDOWN YES /
NO TIME AUXILIARY FEEDWATER SYSTEH IMSERVICE STANDBY OOS RADIATIOH MONITOR READINGS I
CTHT ISOLATION R.C.S.
PRESSURE PRZR LEVEL CORE CIRC.
YES /
NO FORCED
/
NATURAL PSIG SAFETY INJECTION SYSTEM DIESEL GEHERATORS SERVICE WATER SYSTEM C.V.
FAH COOLERS SYSTEH IMSERVICE STANDBY OOS INSERVICE STANDBY OOS INSERVICE STANDBY OOS INSERVICE STANDBY OOS R-9 LETDOWN HONITOR R 10 "A" CONTAIHHENT IODINE R.11 CONTAINMEMT PARTICULATE R ~ 12 CONTAIHHEMT GAS Nrem/hr Mrem/hr Nrem/hr cw!
cw!
cw!
"A" S/G LEVEL NBII S/6 LEVEL ccA4 S/6 PRESSURE IIBII $/6 PRESSURE ONSITE EDG
/
TURB I HE PSI 6 PSIG POST ACC.
CHARCOAL F ILTER C.V.
SPRAY PUHPS COMPONENT COOLING SYSTEM D.C.
SYSTEH NaOH TAHK LEVEL DAHPER OPEN INSERVICE STANDBY OOS IN SERVICE STANDBY OOS DAHPER CLOSED VOLTS OFFSITE POWER AVAILABLE C.V.
PRESSURE SUHP "A"
/
UNAVAILABLE PSIG FT RWST LEVEL B.A. TANK LEVEL
!WIND SPEED
!IIIND DIRECTION MPN l DEGREES I
Fl ITEMPERATURE 33 Ft.
ITEMPERATURE 250 Ft ~
oF
~ SPING UNIT READIHGS MAY BE DELETED IF RADIATIOH MONITORS R-12
& R. 14 ON SCALE RCS TEMP I
1 I RVI.IS I
M I
CET I
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(
R/hr=ROENtGEN/HOUR uc/cc HICROCURIES/CUBIC CENI'IHETER Nrem/hr=MILLI REM/HOUR CPH=COUNTS/HINUtE R
10 eB" PLANt VEN'I 100 I HE R-13 PLANT VENI'ARTICULATE R.14 PLANT VEHT GAS R.29 cch4 CONTAINHENT HIGH RANGE R-30 "Be CONTAINHENI'IGH RANGE
- R. 12A SPIMG COHTAIHHEHT GAS
~R-14A SPIHG PLANT VENT GAS
~R 15A SPIHG AIR EJECTOR GAS DATE TIME COMPLEI'ED COMPLETED BY cw!
cw!
cw!
R/hr R/hr cwl uc/cc uc/cc uc/cc Mrem/hr Mrem/hr
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PROCEDURE NO ~
SC-410 REV.
NO.
25 INSPECTION OF EMERGENCY E UI MENT TECHNICAL REVIEW PORC REVIEW DATE lo 5 PLANT SUPE NTENDENT jo-z 0-8'FFECTIVE DATE QA NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY:
THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 15 PAGES
SC-410 1
SC-410 INSPECTION OF EMERGENCY E UZPMENT
1.0 PURPOSE
The equipment required by the emergency plan and the means of assuring it is available is outlined in this procedure.
Inspection will be made monthly as required by Technical Specifications and after each drill or use by the Health Physics Section.
2.0 REFERENCES
2 '
2 '
Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan Tech.
- Specs, Table 4.1-1 3.0 F 1 3 ~ 1.1 3.1.2
- 3. 1.3 3.1.4 3.1.5 3 '
3.F 1 3 ~ 3
3.4 INSTRUCTIONS
Inspect each location using attached appendices.
Indicate number of items present in blank space on appendix.
Emergency Survey Center - Appendix A Control Room - Appendix B Health Physics Office, AuxiliaryBuilding, Operational Support Center, Butler Building Warehouse - Appendix C
Technical Support Center - Appendix D
Monthly Inspection Log - Appendix E If any discrepancies are found make note on the Monthly Inspection Log (Appendix E).
Zf there are no discre-
- pancies, enter NONE on Log Sheet.
Discrepancies are to be corrected (or a trouble card submitted) as soon as possible and so noted on the log sheet and filed per A-1701.
Notify Control Room and Dave Burke (71-8022) prior to initiating Survey Center and TSC Communication checks.
Send a
copy of completed Appendix "E" Emergency Equipment Monthly Inspection Log to Dave Burke at 49 East Ave., 5th floor.
SC-410:2 APPENDIX A'MERGENCY E UIPMENT IN SURVEY CENTER Assignment tag board - all tags in place 2 ~
Survey team maps'-
- Red, Green,
- Orange, Blue, Yellow 15 3 ~
Survey team boxes - Red,
- Green, Orange, Blue/
'Yellow, White - If seal is unbroken assume equipment is intact.
Inventory boxes and change batteries in January and July.
6 NOTE:
Each January update Source Check Data Card 4 ~
Low range survey instruments, RM-14 with HP-190 probe battery check.
Source check per HP-7.31, and log on Attachment III.
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Mid range survey instruments R02 (1 mR/hr to 5 R/hr) battery check, source check per HP-7.31, and check calibration date.
Log on Attachment I HP-7.31.
High level dose rate meters - battery check, calibration check, source check per HP-7.31..
Xetex 305 series instruments (0.1 mR/hr to 99.9 R/hr) Xetex 302 series instruments may be substituted.
(24) spare AA batteries for replacement.
Log on Attachment I HP-7.31.
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Extendable high level survey meter - battery
- check, source check, calibration check.
Xetex 302 series instruments (0.01 R/hr to 999 R/hr) or equivalent.
Log on Attachment I HP-7 '1.
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BC-4 sealer or equivalent, source check, efficiency calibration annually.
Radiation monitor RM-3C or equivalent, with HP-260 probe or equivalent, source
- check, calibration check.
- 10. Area radiation monitor, stationary - change chart paper, operational check.
Mark date on chart and submit to Central Records.
Dosimeter charger battery charger.
line operated.
SC-410:3 APPENDIX "A" (con't)
- 12. Dosimeter (High Range) - check calibration 0-5R 0-10R 13, Dosimeter (0-500mr) - check calibration Dosimeter (0-1500mr) check calibration
- 14. Thermal luminescent dosimeters (TLD) 15.
Packages of (6) environmental TLD badges (off-site only)
- 16. Battery operated, low volume air samplers
- calibration check.'un air sampler several minutes to check operation.
- 17. Battery charger - operation check, disconnect 12 75 100 18.
RADECO H 809 B2 air sampler - run 90 minutes.
Check that AG ZEO cartridge is in place.
Replace particulate filter at end of run.
2 19.
RADECO H 809 C air sampler - run 1 minute
- 20. Filters for air samplers particulate 21.,'Filters for air samplers - silver zeolite
- 22. Envelopes for air samples - particulate
- 23. Envelopes for air samples iodine
- 24. Envelopes for smear papers 25.
Smear papers
- 26. Decontamination kit (NMC -
3 piece) 100 50 100 100 100 1000 NOTE PRECEDE ALL COMMUNICATION WITH "THIS IS A TEST"
- 27. Radios, Handi-Talkie - radio check with security.
Check that charge status lights are illuminated - these are part of circuitry.
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- 28. Radios, Porta-mobile II - radio check with Security
SC-410:4 APPENDIX "A" (con't)
- 29. Magnetic car mount antenna
- 30. Radio, stationary - radio check with security
- 31. Full face respirator inspect
- mask, mark bag with inspection date and initials.
- 32. Charcoal Respirator Filters check expiration date
- 33. Voice emitters for respirators - operational check
- 34. Contaminated clothing
& waste containers, 55 gal drum 22 22 13
- 35. Anti contamination clothing, sets
- 36. Step off pads
- 37. Masking tape rolls (replace January)
- 38. Plastic Bags, poultry
- 39. Plastic bags,
- clean, large
- 40. Radioactive material bags, yellow, large
- 41. Radiation rope 25 10 1 box 1 box 20 1 roll 1 roll
- 42. Radiation hazard signs with inserts, 10 each.
(high radiation area)(radiation area)
.(surface contamination area)(radioactive material)
- 43. Thyroid block tablets, bottles - check expiration date 44.
Pens and pencils
- 45. Batteries, D size
- 46. Batteries, 9V
- 47. Extension cord 10 25 10 10 10 48.
NMC CAM - Check flow CAM test (60 -),
& check switch positions.
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APPENDIX "A" (con't)
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Intercom "A" - communication check with Control Room.
Call Control Room on GAI page, have them plug in Intercom A and contact survey center.
NRC Red telephone - liftreceiver, tell party "This is a Ginna Station Survey Center Communications Check."
New York State Red telephone - Push. button, liftreceiver, wait 10 seconds, state "This is Ginna Station Emergency Survey Center Communications Check, this is a test."
Then say "All Stations Standby for Roll Call",
then ask one at a time if New York State, Monroe
- County, Wayne County and the Control Room are listening.
Telephone Books - Rochester 1,
Wayne County 1
Wayne County (946-5663)
Monroe County (9-716-473-0710)
New York State (9-518-457-2200) or (9-518-457-681)
National Weather Service, Rochester (9-716-328-7633)
National Weather Service, Buffalo (9-716-632-2223)
From Health Physics Network phone - call Control Room at 524-4984 and request they call you back at 524-0040 PRECEDE ALL COMMUNICATION CHECKS WITH "THIS IS A TEST" 59.
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From 524-6711 call Control Room at 524-4984 and TSC at 524-4973 From extension 331 call TSC at 280 From extension 207 call TSC at 281 Scissors Disposable shaving razors
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- 64. Shaving cream Initials Date
SC-410:7 APPENDIX "W'con't)
EMERGENCY E UXPMENT PER SURVEY BOX If box is sealed inventory not required.
Boxes shall be opened in January and July for battery change and inventory.
1.
Coveralls, disposable 2.
Hoods, disposable 3.
Gloves, pair 4.
Boot'ies, pair 5.
Hats',
Surgeon 6.
Hoods, Rain 7.
- Coats, Rain 8.
Boots, Rain, pair 9.
Flashlight with Batteries
- 10. Plastic Bags ll. Masking Tape, rolls (replace January)
- 12. Pencils
- 13. Pencil Sharpener
- 14. Tablet, writing
- 15. Survey Route Maps
- 16. Air Sampler Filters - Particulate 17.
18.
Air Sampler Filters - Silver Zeolite GY-130 Air Sample Envelopes (Iodine) 10
- 19. Air Sample Envelopes (Environmental)
- 20. Clipboard
.21. Appropriate procedure for team (Remove survey route instructions in Appendix III that do not apply to that survey team) 10
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APPENDIX "A" (con't)
- 22. Procedure SC-452, Sampling Snow, Grass, Soil and Vegetation.
- 23. Thyroid Block Tablets (bottle)
- 24. Suits, cold weather (earhart)
(on-site team only)
- 25. Equipment Belts with Bags (on-site team only),
- 26. First Aid Room key (onsite team only) 27.
Backpacks - 2 (on-site teams only)
- 28. Respirator hip pouches (on-site only)
- 29. Quarters for Telephones (Off-site team only) 30.
Hammer and 10 nails (off-site only) 31.
HP-190 window clamp (off-site teams only) 32.
Garden Trowel 33.
Tags with wire tie
- 34. Ruler, Scale inches
- 35. Scissors
- 36. Packet of screwdrivers 10 10 Initials Date
SC-410:9 APPENDIX ~B~
EMERGENCY E UZPMENT IN CONTROL ROOM 1.
Scott Air Pack (SCBA) monthly inspection 2.
Dosimeters 0-5R or 0-10R - check calibration 3.
Dosimeters 0-500 mRem - check calibration 10 15 4.
Dosimeter charger with battery - operability check 5.
High range dose rate meter battery check, source check per HP-7.31 and calibration check (R02A) 6.
Plant radiation survey maps (sets) 7.
Smear papers 8.
Envelopes for smear papers 9.
Thyroid block tablets (bottle) - check expiration date
- 10. Air sampler, low volume operability check, calibration check 100 10 10 ll. Air sampler filters - particulate
- 12. Air sampler filters - silver zeolite
- 13. Radiation monitor RM-14 or equivalent with HP-190 probe, battery check, source
- check, calibration check
- 14. Masking tape, roll (replace January)
- 15. Anti-contamination clothing (sets)
- 16. Continuous Air Monitor Eberline AMS-3 check operation of unit and pump.
Check calibration
- due annually.
17.
Head set, control box and minimum 15 feet of cord (for continuous communication with TSC) 1 18.
AA Batteries Initial Date
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SC-410010 APPENDIX "C~
EMERGENCY E UIPMENT OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER Full face respirators - inspect mask and then seal in a bag with inspection date and initials 2.
Respirator charcoal filters - expiration date 3 ~
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Anti-contamination clothing (sets)
Flood lights, portable - operational check Thyroid block tablets (bottles) - check expiration date 6
15 6.
Dosimeters 0-500 mRem - check calibration 7.
Dosimeters 0-10R - check calibration 20 10 8 ~
Dosimeter charger with battery - operational check 9.
Daily exposure record sheets 10.
Pens ll. Rolls masking tape (replace January)
- 12. Battery operated low volume aip samplers.
- calibration check.
Run air sampler several minutes to check operation.
- 13. Filters for air samplers - particulate
- 14. Filters for air samplers - silver zeolite
- 15. Envelopes for air samples - iodine
- 16. Envelopes for air samples - particulate
- 17. Clipboards with pens 1
5 50 10 50 50 AUXILIARYBUILDING 1.
Scott air pack (SCBA) - monthly inspection
SC-410'11 APPENDIX "C" (con't)
HEALTH PHYSICS OFFICE 1.
Scott air pack (SCBA) - monthly inspection 2.
High range dosimeter - calibration check 3.
Anti-contamination clothing (sets) 1
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20 20 4.
High range dose rate meter - battery check, source check per HP-7.'31 and check calibration (R02A, Radector III, Xetec 305 series or Eberline Teletector) 5 BUTLER BUILDING WAREHOUSE 1.
As per SC-3.16.15 and SC-3.16.15.1, the moisture detector (located in the rear of the breathing air compressor in-line with the filter cartridges) is normally a light blue color. If col9r is found to be pink, DO NOT OPERATE THE COMPRESSO Turn in a Trouble Card and notify the Health Physicist responsible for respiratory protection.
1 2.
For the three - 300 cubic foot breathing air bottles as part of the cascade
- system, at least one should have a pressure of at least 2200 psi. If none of the three have this minimum pressure
- reading, turn in Trouble Card and notify Health Physicist responsible for respiratory protection.
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SC-410:12 APPENDIX nD EMERGENCY E UIPMENT IN TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER 1.
Radiation monitor RM-14 or equivalent with HP-190 probe battery check, source
- check, check calibration 2.
Area radiation monitor - battery check, source
- check, check calibration 3.
Full face respirator inspect mask mark bag with inspection date and initials 4.
Respirator charcoal filter - check expiration date 5.
Thyroid block tablets (bottles) check expiration date 6.
Dosimeter, 500mr << check calibration 7.
Dosimeter, high range - check calibration 8.
Dosimeter charger with battery - operability check 10 10 25 40 20 9.
RADECO H-809 B2 air sampler - run 120 minutes
'10. Air sample filters - particulate
- 11. Air sample filters - silver zeolite
- 12. Anti-contamination clothing (sets) f 13.
Step Off Pads
- 14. Daily exposure records sheets
- 15. Radioactive materials bags (yellow)
- 16. Masking tape, rolls (replace January) 17.
Smear papers
- 18. Envelopes for smears
- 19. Envelopes for particulate air sample
- 20. Envelopes for iodine air samples 25 10 100 10 10 10
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SC-410:13 APPENDIX "D" (con't) 21.
Pens and pencils 5 ea.
NOTE:
PRECEDE ALL COMMUNICATION CHECKS WITH THIS IS A TEST
- 22. Radio, Portable - radio check with security
- 23. Radio, Stationary radio check with security book entry 24.
NRC Red telephone - liftreceiver, tell party "This is a 'Ginna Station TSC Communication Check."
Request the return call to Ginna Station 1
- 25. Answer NRC Red telephone on call back to verify check 26.
New York State Red Telephone - push button, liftreceiver, wait 10 seconds, ask if New York
- State, Wayne County, Monroe County, Control are listening?
Tell them "This is Ginna Station TSC Communication Check."
27.
EOF Direct line (63PL5187)
Telephone 28.
From Health, Physic Network phone - call Control Room at. 524-4984 and recpxest they call you back at 524-0040
- 29. Battery operated, low volume air sampler check calibration run for several minutes to check operation.
30.
NMC CAM-check flow, CAM test (60 -), and check switch positions.
31.
Head set, control box, and minimum 15 feet of cord (for continuous communication with Control Room) 32.
AA Batteries
- 33. Extension Cords Initials Date
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SC-410 14 APPENDIX "E" EMERGENCY E UIPMENT MONTHLY INSPECTION LOG DISCREPANCIES NOTED DISCREPANCIES CORRECTED Surve Center Date Initials Date Initials Control Room Date Initials Date Initials HP 0 fice Date Initials Date Initials Auxilia Bid.
Date Initials Date Initials
Butler Bldg.
Warehouse Date APPENDIX "E" (con't)
Xnltlals Date SC-410:15 Initials Technical Su urt Center Date Initials Date Initials Operational Su ort Center Date Znltlals Date Znltlals REVIEWED BY:
One copy of the completed Appendix "E" Emergency Equipment Monthly Inspection Log provided to Dave Burke (49/5)
Copy sent
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ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC CORPORATION GINNA STATION CONTROLLED COPY NUMBER 6tNNA STATION Ug}Ptjt DATC:-
PROCEDURE NO SC-422 REV.
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2 HYPOTHETICAL PRE-RELEASE DOSE ESTIMATES TECHNICAL REVIEW PORC REVIEW DATE PLANT S RINTENDENT EFFECTIVE DATE QA +
NON-QA CATEGORY 1.0 REVIEWED BY THIS PROCEDURE CONTAINS 6
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SC-422:1 SC-422 HYPOTHETICAL PRE-RELEASE DOSE ESTIMATES
1.0 PURPOSE
The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidance to Health Physicist on projecting doses based on the known source term prior to an actual release.
Various release rates are assumed and doses are projected using current meteorological data.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 2 '
2.3 SC-420, Estimating Off-Site Doses S-14.3, Operation of Containment High Range Area Monitors, R-29, R-30 PC-25. 4, Guidelines for Interpreting Post Accident Sampling Results to Estimate Core Damage it 3.0 i
INSTRUCTIONS:
Dose projection from current meteorology and assumed release rates.
3.F 1 3.1 ~ 2 Obtain current meteorological data.
Run preliminary "what if" dose projections using the current meteorological data and assuming the following release rates.
Noble Gas Radioiodine 1 Ci/sec 10 Ci/sec 100 Ci/sec IE-04 Ci/sec IE-03 Ci/sec IE-02 Ci/sec 3 '
3.F 1 Dose projection from reactor. coolant sample activity.
Using Attachment. I, and all Xenons and Kryptons in the sample to obtain the total noble gas concentra-tion.
Add the iodine isotopes 131-135 to obtain the total radioiodine concentration.
Multiply by the total grams of reactor coolant (1.28 X 10"g) by the concentration IE-06 to obtain total curies of noble gas and radioiodine in the reactor coolant.
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- 2. 32E-08/sec to obtain an assumed release rate in Ci/sec of noble gas and radioiodine.
Do a dose projection using the assumed release rates in step 3.2.4 and current meteorology.
Dose projections from containment air activity.
When reactor coolant has leaked into the containment, the source term in the containment atmosphere can be determined from the containment high range are monitor readings or from a containment air sample.
Noble gas and radioiodine concentrations for several types of releases from the fuel are given in Table I.
Also see Procedure S-14.3.
e From, Table I, select the column best correspond-ing to the time after shutdown and the high range monitor reading.
Record the noble gas and radioiodine on Attachment. II.
3.3.4 Multiply the total radioiodine and total noble gas concentrations by the free volume of containment which is 2.75E+10 cc and by 1E-06 Curies per microcurie to get total Curies of both radioiodine and noble gas in the containment atmosphere.
If the containment is pressurized and at elevated temperature, the following correction is made:
14.7 oF + 460 3.3 '
3.3.6 where psig is the containment pressure and F is the containment temperature.
Multiply the curie totals in step
- 3. 3. 3 by the correction factor in 3.3.4, if applicable.
After the source term is determined, dose projections can be made by assuming the containment leaks at the design rate.
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3.F 7 SC-422:3 The containment design leak rate is 0.24 per day.
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.terms of,seconds, this is:
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hour
= 2.32E-08 per second.
day 24 hrs 3600 sec Multiply Curies of radioiodine and noble gas by 2.32E-08 to determine release rates of each in Curies/sec.
The maximum duration of the release may be determined by dividing the Curies total by the Curie/sec release rate.
Make hypothetical dose projections using the assumed release rate and procedure SC-420 or the IBM-PC Radiation Exposure and Protection Action Recommen-dations Computer Program.
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SC-422:4 TABLE I AIR ACTIVITY FROM HIGH RANGE MONITORS NORMAL COOLANT RELEASE R/hour 6-20 Hours after shutdown 0.0 0.5 2.0 8.0 2.
NG uCi/cc I uCi/cc GAP RELEASE (W)
>R/hour 800-3000 NG uCi/cc
,I uCi/cc 1.95 1.87 1.65 1.54 Q
2.44E-02 2.30E-02 2.02E-02 1.48E-02 Hours after shutdown 0.0 0.5 2.0 8.0 7 '4E+01 7 '3E+01 7 '3E+01 6.84E+01 4.46E+01 4.27E+01 3.87E+Ol 3.16E+01 3
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R/hours 7000-30K NG uCi/cc I uCi/cc Hours after shutdown 0.0 0.5 2.0 8.0 8 ~ 9 6E+02 8 ~ 55E+0 2 7 g 5 4E+02 5 ~ 7 8E+0 2 6.34E+02 5.55E+02 4.16E+02 2.57E+02 1004 FUEL RELEASE R/hour 50K-100K NG uCi/cc I uCi/cc Hours after shutdown 0.0 0.5 2.0 8.0 1.22E+04 1.02E+04 7.69E+03 6.12E+03 3.20E+03 2.80E+03 2.10E+03 1.28E+03
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SC-422:5 ATTACHMENT I PRE-RELEASE DOSE ESTIMATE CALCULATION SHEET REACTOR COOLANT ACTIVITY SOURCE TERM Noble Gas (NG)
Radioiodine (I) uCi/gm (all Xenons
& Kryptons) uCi/gm (Iodine 131 - 135) uCi/gm NG X 1.28E+2 gm-Ci/uCi uCi/gm I X 1 ~ 28E+2 gm-Ci/uCi LEAK RATE Containment Design Leak Rate Duration:
24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> Ci NG Ci I Ci NG X 2 32E-08/sec Ci I X 2.32E-08/sec
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SC-422:6 ATTACHMENT II PRE-RELEASE DOSE ESTIMATION CALCULATION SHEET CONTAINMENT AIR ACTIVITY SOURCE TERM Containment Pressure (psig)......
Containment Temperature (F)......
Temperature Correction Factor (CF)
CF = 14.7
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)F + 460 AIR ACTIVITY FROM HIGH RANGE MONITORS R-29 R-30 Highest Reading Hours after shutdown......
R/hour hours NG =
uCi/cc (from S-14.3) uCi/cc (from S-14.3)
Air Sample Results or Estimates from HIGH RANGE MONITORS uci/cc NG X CF X 2.75E+4 cc-Ci/uCi =
Ci NG uCi/cc I X
CF X 2.75E+4 cc-Ci/uCi "LEAK RATE Containment Design Leak Rate Duration:
24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> Ci I Ci NG X 2.32E-8/sec
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Ci I X 2.32E-8/sec
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Ci/sec NG Ci/sec I
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TIINEi PROCEDURE NO.
SC-602 REV.
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ON ECHNICA REVIEW PORC REVIEW DATE PLANT S ERINTENDENT EFFECTIVE DATE QA NON-QA CATEGORY 1 ~ 0 REVIEWED BY:
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SC-602:1 SC-602 NOT P CATION 1.0 Hg&'OSE:
Provide information for the activation of the emergency response plan at the alert level.
2.0 2 ~ 1 2 '
2 ~ 3 Nuclear Emergency
Response
Plan SC-200, Emergency
Response
Organization/Responsibili-ties NUREG 0654 3.0 3.1 3 '
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3.4 INSTRUCTIONS
During normal working hours steps 3.2 through 3.3 may not be necessary.
Notify Gas Dispatcher (71-8522) to begin the'INNA STATION SITE CONTINGENCY CALL LIST, SC-605.
Notify RGSE Telephone Service (71-0) to begin the GINNA STATION SITE CONTINGENCY CALL LIST SC-605'ttachment B.
Report "NE HAVE AN ALERT AT GINNA STATION BASED ON n PLEASE REPORT TO YOUR EMERGENCY (initiating condition)
STATION" to the following:
3.4.1 3.4.1.1 3.4.1.2 3.4 '
3.4.2 '
3.4.2.2 Plant Superintendent-STAN SPECTOR TOM MEYER USNRC Resident Inspector-CHARLES MARSCHALL NEIL PERRY Home 9-716-271-6177 Summer -
9-716-554-3269 Home >>
9-315-589-5271 Summer -
9-315-776-8961 9-315-. 592-4749 9-315-331-6101
SC-602:2 3.5 3.6 3.6.1 3 ' '
3.6 '
3.6.3.1 3.6 '.2 3.6'.3 3.7 3.8
.Report "WE HAVE AN ALERT AT GZNNA STATZON BASED ON
" to the following:
(initiating condition)
Senior Vice President Production
& Eng. - Electric ROGER KOBER business 8714 home 716-872-5296 summer 716-394-2589 pager 71-770138 Superintendent of Nuclear Production BRUCE SNOW business 8058 home 716-671-5912 pager 716-921-5510 Zf unable to contact individuals in steps 3.6.1 and 3.6.2 call the below persons until one is reached and request they report to EOF as Recovery Manager.
Robert Smith Home 716-872-3499 Stanley Spector See step 3.3.1 for phone numbers Robert Mecredy Home - 9>>716-381-6431 Report information to New York State, Wayne County and Monroe County within 15 minutes of declaring the event.
Refer to SC-701 for report and phone contact.
Report information to USNRC within one hour using 0-9.3
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Notify Security (ext.
258 or page) to activate Security-Personnel Action During A Radiation Emergency.
3.9 3'0
- 3. 11 Notify Power Control that Ginna has an emergency and to implement procedure to increase reliability of power supply to Ginna.
Contact personnel at special locations as known by Shift Supervisor or Control Room personnel and request they report to Ginna Station for an emergency.
i.e.
Tom Meyer is bowling on Tuesday night, call him at bowling center.
Review that all personnel on this list have been contacted and when Gas Dispatcher and Telephone Service report back which personnel have not been contacted, continue to try reaching them.
Make Shift Supervisor aware of any incomplete calls.
SC-602:3 Contact ZNPO using phone number in SC-606 to activate their Emergency
Response
Plan.