ML17341B673

Public Version of Revision 2 to Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure OP-3325, Emergency Equipment Readiness Check. Revision 17 to Table of Contents Encl

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'HANGE, 18'O'HE YANKEE EMERGENCY PLAN - IMPLEMENTING', PROCEDURES,

1. Following the tab TABLE OF CONTENTS remove existing table of contents and insert attached table of contents Rev. 17 dated 10.25'.82.

2. Following the tab EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT READINESS CHECK remove existing procedure and insert attached procedure Rev. 2 dated 10/82.

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t 1 October 25, 1982 Rev. I1 YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER STATION IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES TO THE EMERGENCY PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Rev. 17 CONTACT LIST Rev. 2 IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES Classification of Emergencies OP-3300 Rev. 2 Unusual Event OP-3301 Rev. 4 Alert OP-3302 Rev. 4 Site Area Emergency OP-3303 Rev. 5 General Emergency OP-3304 Rev. 5 Evaluation of Radiological Data OP-3310 Rev. 2 Emergency Off-Site Radiation Monitoring OP-3311 Rev. 1 Emergency Deescalation Procedure OP-3321 Rev. 0 Emergency Radiation Exposure Control OP-3330 Rev. 1 Emergency Medical Procedure OP-3305 Rev. 1 Security Force Actions Under Emergency Conditions OP-3344 Rev. 1 Release of Public Information Under Emer-gency Conditions OP-3343 Rev. 0 Coordination and Communications During an Emergency OP-3345 Rev. 1 Vital Computer System Operation Under Emergency Conditions OP-3346 Rev. 0 SUPPLEMENTAL PROCEDURES

.Emergency Plan Training OP-3340 Rev. 0

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Emergency Preparedness Exercises 8 Drills OP-3341 Rev. 0

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Proc. No. OP-3325 R v. No. 2 Date 10/82 EMERGENCY E UIPMENT READINESS CHECK SCOPE To insure that radiological emergency equipment is periodically inven-toried and maintained in an operable condition.

ENCLOSURES OP-3325 - Pgs. 1-6 -, Rev. 2 Attachment A - Pgs. 1 Rev. 2 Attachment B Pgs. 1 Rev. 2 Attachment C - Pg. 1 Rev. 2 Attachment D Pg. 1 Rev. 2 DISCUSSION The emergency equipment maintained in the Control Room, Technical Support Center, Operational Support Center, Emergency Van and the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) are listed on Attachment A, which is a complete inventory, catagoriized by kit function, loca-tion or both. Each kit contains the necessary emergency equipment to support specific actions.

Attachment B is a quarterly check list of all emergency equipment except TLD's and a visual inspection of the batteries of all battery

.powered equipment. These two items are on Attachment C.

Attachment D is a blank form for discrepancies or observations noted and corrective measures taken.

Each kit is sealed with an easily broken-off closure that .provides a method of verifying that the kit has or has not been opened since the last inventory. Provided that the seal remains unbroken any of those items requiring frequent checks need only be inventoried and 'checked (e.g., portable survey meters, portable radios, flashlights). 'uarterly Other equipment items (e.g., protective clothing, expendable supplies) need only be routinely inventoried annually.

All equipment in any kit, which is found to have its seal broken, or one which has just been used, will be checked and inventoried.

The calibration cycles of emergency instruments are extended beyond the normal calibration cycles required by applicable calibration procedures.

The change to annual calibration 'cycle reflects the fact that these in-struments are not in regular use, but in storage, ready for use. The quarterly inventory check includes a visiual inspection of the batteries as well as a battery and source check.

OP-3325 Rev. 2 A Health Physics representative will be 'assigned to complete Attachments "BI'nd "C" each calendar quarter. A stat(js report of 'the emergency equipment wIill be made to the Plant, Health Physicist by completing and submitting Attachment "8", "C" or "D", as Applicable.

PRECAUTIONS The lack of proper, operable equipment, can lead to delay in regaining control of an emergency situation, possiloly comp'oundihg the adver'se a~ffects of an emergency.

Only personnel traipedI in accordance with OP-8001, "HP Department Training and Qualifications", sha'll perform this procedure.,

1. Select a smaill ("-1 pCi 60 Co or "-10 pCi 137 Cs) source to be brought to North Adams Regional Hoslpital for <ource check the survey in. truments in, that kit..

2. Obtain repla.cement TLD for the variious centers as follows:

CENTER I0 FOR'US'E TOTAL Control Room a

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o N.A. Hospital 58ONTROLS 50'5 10 3

60 18 C. Gatehouse 25 1 26

d. E.O.F. 15 3 18

e. Emergency Van (in va,rious k'its) 58 180

f. N.A. Hospital (Annealed Fingerrings) 10 10

3. Take a spare, charcoal filte'r and several paper filt:ers (for air samples) with you.

PROCEDURE

l. If any of the dosimetry will expire prior to the next monthly check, ob-tain replacements and take them with you to the appropriate location(s).

2. Quarter'ly Emergency Equipment Chkck!:

2. 1 Proceedl to Maintenance Department; office. Check vehicle check li'st fair date of last inspection of emergency van. Enter date on Attachment "8", Section 2.1.

2.2 Pr oceedl to the Gatehouse and get key for emergency van. Proceed to emergency van and ciomplete Sections 2.2-2.~l of Attachment "8'i'.

2.2. 1 Check sea'ls on off-site monitoring (3) and Emergency, Operations Facility kit's and record cohdition 'in Section 2;2. 1 o'ri Attach-ment "8"

OP-3325 Rev. 2 2.2.2 Check portable survey instruments for operability by completing battery and source checks.

NOTE: >lhen checking RM-14's, these checks shall be performed with the AC power cord unplugged. Record data in appro-priate spaces. Perform check of test mode (switch on rear of units) with AC power cord plugged in. Check instruments for calibration. due dates and record in Section 2.2.2. Check alarm feature of RM-14's and record.

2.2.3 Insert sphre charcoal fi.lter, and a filter paper in .the sampling

,head of the air samplers. Attach each battery powered air sampler to the van's battery and check the flow rate ~ Flow rates should be approximately 30 liters per minute..

Perform this evaluation for all air samplers using the same charcoal cartridge and use different particulate filter paper if deemed necessary. Document flow rates obtained in- Section 2.2.3.

2.2.4 .

Check dosimetry in each kit and document ca'libration due dates and record for each kit in Section 2.2.4.

2.2.5 Check dosimeter chargers in EOF kit by i'nserting a pen into the charger-dosimeter contact and verify its operability when the light is seen. If this fails, replace battery and recheck. Document in space for EOF kits, Section 2.2.5.

2.2.6 Contact Gatehouse with portable radios and request a radio check. Document, their operability status in Section 2.2.6.

2.2.7 Check EOF and off-site monitoring team ki.ts for proper procedures and record revision number and'ate .of re-vision in Section 2.2.7'f Attachment "B".

2.2.8 Check operabil.ity status of Eberline SAN-II in Section 2.2.8 of Attachment "B".

2.2.9 Reseal kits and record this in Section 2.2.9.

2.3 .Road Barrier Team Kits shall be checked by initially verifying that the seal is, intact and subsequently checking the operation of flashlights and hazard flashers for operability and checking the dosimetry for calibration due dates.

2.3.1 The batteries are to be inserted into the flashlights to check its operation and then removed. If any of the batteries are found to be leaking, damaged or corroded, or if any doubt

- - exists as,to their condition; replace'hem. Document'hi s in Section 2.3. 1.

GP-3325 Rev,. 2 2.3.2 Check the hazard flashers by inserting the pin attached into the hole, observe operation and repeat the pin insertion'o terminate operation. If flasher'fails, replace battery, bulb or both as appropriate and check the space indicating satis-factory performance.

2.3.3 Check dosimetry for calibration due date and record in Section 2.3.3.

2.3.4 Reseal kits and initia'l (2.3.4) 2.4 Visually deterr'nine the integrity of the re-entry team kits by checking the security of their seal. If seal is found broken, a complete inventory is requi.red by ccimparing their contents to those listed in Attachment "A". Redound the status of the team kits in the appropriate sections of Attachment "B".

re-'ntry 2,5 Record discrepancie.'.found and corrective measures taken on Attachment "0".

2.6 Return keys for emergency van to'the Gatehouse 2.7 Proceecl to Control Room a,nd complete Section 2.7 of Attachment '"B"'.

2.7. 1 Check emergency equipment locker for seal. Record data on as found in Section 2.7.1. 'ondition 2.7.2 Check portable survey instruments by performing battery and source checks. The RH-14 should be unplugged from its AC power cord to perform this evaluation. RM-14 'test mode check is performed with the AC power cord attached.

Check calibrati'on due dates and record this date in the ~

appropriate section. Check alarm and record in Section 2.7.2.

2.7.3 Check dos.imetry for ca'libration due date and record in Section 2,.7.3.

2.7.4 Check dosimeter charger by depressing contact and en-suring its light is lit.. (Section 2.7.4) 2.7.5 Check AC operated air sampler for operability by inserting the charcoal cart'ridge and particulate filter into sampling head. Plug into AC socket and note the flow rate. Record this data in Section 2,.7.5.

2.7.6 Reseal cabinet and record in Section 2.7.,6.

2.7.7 Check..station log for plant evacuation alarm check. Fnter date of check and results in 2.7.7.

'2.7.8- Record 'any 'discreipancies found and cor'rective'measure taken on Attachment '"0"..

OP-3325 Rev. 2 2.7.9 Check operation of VT'i.vi1 Defense phone in Operations Office.

2.8 Proceed to Technical Support Center (adjacent to 'the Control Room) and complete Section 2.8 of Attachment "8".

2'. 9 Proceed to Operational Support Center and complete 2.9 of Attachment "8". (OSC emergency cabinet is in the Control Room West Foyer)

Proceed to Gatehouse and complete Section, 2. 10 of Attachment "8".

Obtain key to EOF and record its availability status.

2.11 Proceed to Security Trai'ler and complete Section 2. 11 of Attach-ment "8". Check Daily Activity Security Log for Nuclear Alert Radio Check. Enter. date of latest check and',results in Section 2.11.

2.12. Proceed to EOF and complete Section 2. 12'f Attachment "8".

2.12.1 Check seals on extra supplies container and record condition 2.12.2 Check operation of,VT Civil Defense phone.

2.13 Return keys to Gatehouse.

2.14 Select a small source ("- 1 y Ci 60Co or = 10 p Ci 137Cs) and take newly cleaned and annealed.TLD rings ( 12) for preparation for North Adams Regi'onal Hospital.

.NOTE: Take necessary precautions to minimize your exposure to the source as well as exposure received by the TLD's.

2.14.1 On arrival at NARH, obtain the key to the emergency locker from Nurses'tation in the Emergency Room. Determine the name of the person from whom you receive the key and enter their name in the appropriate space on Section 2. 14. 1 to Attachment "8".

2.14.2 Go to closet and check seal. Record condition of,the seal in Section 2.14.2.

2.14.3. Perform source and battery checks on the RM-14 (with the AC cord removed) and record. Reattach AC cord and evaluate test mode (switch in rear). Check calibration due date and alarm check, and enter this data in Secti.on 2. 14.3.

2.14.4. Perform source check on survey instrument with window open and window closed. Record this data, and calibration due date in spaces provided. Enter dat'a" on source used, activity and. isotope in Section 2. 14.4.

2.14.5 Ensure that al:1 instruments are turned off.

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2. 14.6. Reseal the cabinet a,nd enter pertinent data in Section 2.14.7.

2.15 If'ny discrepancies, are noted, enter these with corrective measure.s taken on Attachment "D".

2. 15. 1 Check telephone communications with National Meather Service.

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Complete Attachment "8" and submit to Plant Health Physikikt who will review it, have appropriate action ta.ken on any exceptions noted and have it filed it in the appropriate file.

QUARTERLY EbllERAENCY EQUIP'MENT READINESS CHECKS

3. 1 PREREQUIS ITES Obtain replacement 1LD's for all kits in which TLDs are located 3:2 Exchange previous calendar quarter TLD's for present quarter 'TLCI's.

3.2.1 Perform visual inspection of batteries in all instruments Using batteries for portable DC.power sources. Inspect for si'gns of leakage, damage or corrosion and replace as appropriate. Doc(>-

ment any battery changes on Attachment "C" in Section 3.2. 1.

3.3 Complete Attachment "C" and submit with Attachment "8" to the Plant Heaith Physicist who will review it, take appropriate action on any exceptions noted and. file it.

4. ANNUAL OR AFTER USE EMERGENCY EQLiIPIRENT READINES'S CHECK

4. 1 REQUIREMENTS This must be performed for a kit that has been found with its seal broken, when any doubt exists regarding the kit's inventorP or annual'ly.

4.2 An inventory shall be conducted on each kit according to the ~

criteria in 4. 1 by opening the kit and checking the contents against Attachment '"A".

4.3 Record discrepancies on Attachment "'0".

4.4 Perform quarterly checks as in Section 2,.

5. FINAL CONDITION'he completed Attachment(s) are delivered to the Health Physics Supervi'sor..

ATTACHMENT A OP-3325 EMERGENCY E UIPMENT INVENTORY Att. "A" EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Rev. 2

~EOF. KIT NORMALLY. IN E-VAN Page 1 ITEM gUANTITY Emergency Plan Books, Revision No.

Portable Survey Instrument RM-14 with HP-210 Probe Air Sampling Kit (consisting of):

1 - 12 VDC Sample Pump 20 Glass Fiber Filters and Envelopes 10 - Charcoal Cartridges 2 - Pencils 1'-Tweezers 2-Way Radio (may be'outside kit, in van) 1 120 V AC - 12 V DC Charger 1 Copies of Forms and Procedures 1 set Clipboard ,2 Paper (Pads) 2 High Range Dosimeters 10 Dosimeter Chargers 2 Emergency Light (installed in Furlon House) 1 SAM-II (in EOF) 1 Met Data Terminal (in van). 1 TLD Dosimeters 100 Computer Terminal (in Furlon House) 1 ROAD BARRIER TEAM KITS (4 Kits)

ITEMS IN EACH KIT gUANTITY Hazard Flasher & Battery 1 Flashlight & Battery 1 Sign & Rope 1 Cotton Gloves 4 pair Rubber Gloves 2 pair Rubber Shoe Covers 2 pair Plastic Shoe Covers 2 pair Paper Coveralls 2 pair

,Head Cover - Cloth .2 Head Cover Paper 2 High Range Dosimeter 2 Respirator -Full Face 2 TLD Dosimeters 2 RE-ENTRY TEAM KITS (4 Kits)

ITEMS IN EACH KIT gUAHTITY Heavy Plastic Suit 1 Cotton Gloves 2 pair Rubber Gloves 1 pair Rubber Shoe Covers 1 pair Plastic Show Covers 1 pair Paper Coveralls 1 pair Cloth Head Cover 1' Paper Head Cover Respirator 1 TLD Dosimeters 1

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Rev. 2 OFF-SITE RADIATION MONI10RING TEAM KITS (3 Kits)

ITEMS IN I=ACH .KIT QUAhiT I'l Y Portable Survey Meter 1 RM-14 with 'HIP-210 P>obe 1 Portable 2-way Radio 1 120 VAC-12. VOC Charger (Radio) 1 Air Sampl.ing Kit:'2 VOC Sampler Pump 20 Particulate Filters 8 Envel opes 10 Charcoal Cartridges 2 Pencils 3 Copies of, Of'-3311, Revision No.

1 Tweezer Plastic Bag .(approximately 30" x 30 II )

High Range Dosimeters 2 Protective C'.lothing Bags; 2

Cotton Gloves -"2 pa,ir Rubber Gloves -. 1 pa,ir Rubber Shoe Covers - 1 pair Plastic Shoe Covers - 1 pair Paper Coveralls - 1 pair Paper Headcover - 1 h

Cloth Headcover 1 Respirator - 1 Survey Map 1 TLD Dosimeters 2

!)PARE PROTECTIVE CLOTIHIh'IG KITS (6 kits)

ITEMS'N EACH.KIT gUANTITY Coveralls 1 pair Cloth Gloves '

2 pair Rubber Gloves pair Head Cover 1 Rubber Shoe Covers 1 pair Plastic Shoe Covers '

pair Respirator 1 CONTROL ROOM KIT ITEMS IN i<IT QUANTI'1 Y Portable Survey Meter 1 RM-14 with HIP-210 Probe 1 120 VAC Air Sample PumIp 1 Protective Clothing Kits: 15 Coveralls 2 pair Respirator - 1 Headcover - 1 Plastic Shoe Covers 1 pair Rubber Shoe Covers - 1 pair 2

- 1 pair Cloth Gloves Rubber Gloves pair High .Range Dosimeters 15 Thyroid. Blocking Agent Kit 15 TLO Dosimeters 15

OP-3325 Att. "A" Rev. 2 HOSPITAL KIT (See Brigham and Women" 'rocedures for Radioactively Contaminated Patients" )

Replace TLD rings annually TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Area Radiation Monitor 1 Continuous Airborne Radiation Monitor 1 High Range Dosimeters 25 Blocking Agent Kit

'hyroid 25 Respirators 25 ON-SITE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER*

High Range Dosimeters 10 Protective Clothing Kits (same as Control Room itemized) 10 Thyroid Blocking Agent Kit 10 Survey Meter 1 BOILER FEED PUMP ROOM Survey Instrument 1 Thyroid Blocking Agent Kit 100 High Range Dosimeters 25

.NOTE: A SAM II Dual Channel Analyzer is located at the Health Physics Control Point.

OSC emergency supply cabinet is located in'he foyer at the West end of the Control Room.

ATT'ACHMENT <<B OI-~32~~

EHERIGENICY ~EUI f'MEANT READINESS

'UARTERLY RECHECK I <<g<< 'itt Rev. 2 Page 1 The emergency equipment contained in these checklists will be checkedl for calibrat.ion d'ue dates, loperabilitg oir document check. as app1licable.

Out of date equipment and dlocu~ments and inoperable equipment will Ibe replaced. The kits will be kept sealed. Those items not specif'ically requiring caililoration, document or opkrabilitg check need not be ilnveln-toried if the .seal is intact. If the seal is broken, a complete inventory of the equipment and suppliles must be takeri.

A. EMERGENCY VAN, EMERGENCY COORDINATION CENTER and OFF-SITE HONITURIIIiG KITS REFERENCES 2.1 2.2.1 2.2.2 Emergency Van Vehicle Check List performed (Maintenance) t Ki Seals::

Survey Heter BLACK Ba,ttery Check Source Check BLACK

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¹ Ca.l . Due Date Ba,ttery Check Source Check Test Mode Check Alarm Check OP-3311, Rev. bio.

Radios: On T'rickle Charge" REFERENCE Kit: BLACK WHI'TE RED PURPLE 2.2.3

.OC Air Samplers Flow Rate:

2.2.4 Dosimetry Cal. Due Date:

2.2.5 Dosimeter'hargers (SAT/UNSAT) N/A N/A N/A 2.2;6 Radio Check 2.2.7 Document Check (Rev.¹/Date) 2.2.8

'2 SAM-II Check IN/A N/A N/A, 2.2.9 Kits Resealed 2.3 ROAD BARRIER TEAM KITS,: KI1: ¹1 ¹4 2.3 Sealed 2".3.1 Flashlight; 2.3.2 Flasher

..2 3 3 Dosimeter Cal.Due 2.3.4 Resea'led

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If light on charger is out, batteries will not charge Replace bulb with Sylvannia '¹49 o'r dquivalent.

OP-3325 Att. "B" Rev. 2 2.4 RE-ENTRY TEAM KITS - Seals Intact (Yes/No) 2.7 CONTROL ROOM'MERGENCY EQUIPMENT 2.7.1 Sealed (YES/NO) 2.7.2 Survey Meter: No:

Cal. Due Date Battery Check Source Check RM-14: No:

Cal. Due Date Battery Check Source Check Test Mode Check Alarm Check 2.7.3 DOS IMETERY Calibration Due Date 2'. 7. 4 DOSIMETER CHARGERS (2) 81 (SAT/UNSAT):

82 (SAT/UNSAT):

2.7.5 AC AIR SAMPLER Flow Rate:

2.7.6 Reseal Cabinet (initials) 2.7.7 Station,Log" (Plant Evacuation Alarm)

Date: Results:

2.7.8 Check State of Vermont telephone system located in the Operations Office 'by dialing 32. VT Civil Defense will answer if system is operable. .If no answer at Civil .Defense, call VT Civil Defense (802) 828-2163 and report'ystem'on-operable.

Initials:

REFERENCE 2.8 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER 2.8.1 Operability Status of Continuous Airborne Radiation Monitor 2.8.2 Operability of Area Radiation Monitor 2 '.3 Calibration. Due Date of Dosimeters 2.9 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER

I+I OP-3325 Rev. 2 Calibration Due Date of Dosimeteds Survey Meter No.

Cal. Due Date Battery Check Source Check EOF key availabili'ty (Gatehouse) (Yes/No)

Daily Act;ivity Security Log: NUcleai'lert Radio Check Security llrailer - Date: Results:

Furlon House Condition of seal on e>rtra supply locker Check State of Vermont telephone system located in the EOF

.zy dialing is operable.

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If VT Civil Defense wi'll answer if .ystem no answer at Civil Defense, cal'I VT Civil defense (802) 828-2163 and report system non-operable.

Initials:

Keys returned to Gatehouse

'orth Adams Regional Hospital

~e of key issuer:

",'tion of Seal Due Date ce Check

.ery Check

.rm Check

.st Mode Check

,~rvey Meter: Model and Serial No.

ource Check Open Closed Source: Act. Iso.

Cabinet Resealed , (ihitials)

Check communications with the National Weather Service as follows:

Meteorological observations an<3 forecasts are available pn a 24-hour basi's from Allbany NES Forecasting Station at, (518) 472-6586 by asking for'he Public Forecaster.

Date:: Initials:

H OP-3325 Att. "C" Rev. 2 Page 1 ATTACHMENT C ADDITIONAL UARTERLY EMERGENCY E UIPMENT READINESS CHECKS 3.2 Whole Body, TLDs changed. Initials:

3.2.1 All 'batteries inspected for leakage, damage or corrosion:

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None found damaged (initials)

Exceptions:

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DI SCREPANC IE'S NOTED IMMEDIATE, NEXT INSPECTION RECOMMENDATIONS Health Physics Representative Reviewed by Health Physic.- Supervision Action Taken on Discrepancies:

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