ML19318D242

Forwards of Agreement Between Radiation Mgt Corp & Met Ed for Insertion Into 800601 TMI Emergency Plan,App C

ML19318D242
Person / Time
Site:	Crane
Issue date:	06/30/1980
From:	Herbein J METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To:	Reid R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
TLL-284, NUDOCS 8007080244
Download: ML19318D242 (3)

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e Metropolitan Edison Company Post Office Box 480 1

Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 717 944-4041 Writer's Direct Dial Number June 30,1980 TLL 284 Division of Operating Reactors Attn:

R. W. Reid, Chief Operating Reactors Branch No. 4 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.

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Dear Sir:

Three Mile Island Nuclear Station, Unit I (TMI-1)

Operating License No. DPR-50 Docket No. 50-289 Emergency Plans for TMI-I Attached please find the letter of agreement between Radiation Management Corporation (RMC) and Metropolitan Edison Company dated June 1, 1979. This letter should be inserted in Appendix C of the TMI Emergency Plan (Enclosure 1) dated June 10, 1980.

Sincerely, s

J. G. Herbein Vice PresVent TMI-I JGH:DGM:1ma Enclosure cc:

J. T. Collins B. H. Grier H. Silver B. J. Snyder J. Roe

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'Ihree Mile Island Nuclear Station P.O. Box 480 Middletown, Pa. 17057

SUBJECT:

Energency Mad _ien1 Assistance Program (EMAP) i

Dear Mr. Herbeln:

' 'Ihis confirms an agreernent between Padiation Management 03rporation PRESIDENT (RMC) and Metropolitan Edison Ccrnpany, wherein IBC agrees to furnish certain services to nuclear generation stations operated by Metro-politan niison 02npany. 'Ihese services comprise a program that is identified by IBC as an Energency pvlical Assistance Program (D1AP). With regard to 'Ihree Mile Island Nuclear Station, the E4AP contains the following provisions:

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Semi-annual review of plant procedures, equignent and supplies and hospital procedures; one of these audits will be in conjunction with (7.) below; 2.

'IWenty-four-hour-peMy availability of expert consul-tation on management of radiation acciaants; 3.

Avai1ahility of Bioassay Iaboratory for evaluation of radiaticn arriaants; radlaLan 4.

'Ikenty-four-hour-per-< lay access to a Padiation Emergency Q

h,] h Maaion1 Team consisting of a physician, certified health

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physicist, and technicians with portable instrurrentation 1

to location of accident victim; 5.

Availmhility and access to a medical center equipped for the definitive evaluation and treat 2nent of radiation UN1YER$1TY CITY

$Dbul'$0SI SCIENCE CENTER 6.

Annual training for the plant, amhnlance and hospital personnel who may be directly or indirectly involved 3508 MARKET STREET ab M_ cal energency pro-PHILADELPHIA, PA 19 04 N'

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Preparation of an " accident" scenario for use as a training aid in a radiation madinni errergency drill; 8.

Coordination of a radiation madical energency drill based l

on the scenarin; urrpired, video taped and critiqued by IOC; i

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Suhnission of two Drill Evaluation Peports; one relating to

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to observations made at the hospital; and

10. Participation in an annual one-day seminar in Phi 1Malphia on the ranagment of radiation accidents for physicians.

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N rIDENT RESPONSE Consultation and laboratory services by RC personnel at no charge, incremental costs associated with consultative activities, such as travel, lodging and other related expenses.

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