ML19343B046
| ML19343B046 | |
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| Site: | Farley  |
| Issue date: | 11/06/1980 |
| From: | Harriston W ALABAMA POWER CO. |
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| FNP--EIP-11-1, FNP-0-EIP-11-01, NUDOCS 8011240555 | |
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9 VOL. 14 FNP-0-EIP-11 October 14, 1980 Revision 5 FARLEY NUCLEAR PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCED'JRE FNP-0-EIP-11 S
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VOLUME 14 FNP+ -EIP-ll EANDLING OF INJURED PERSCNNEL 1.0 Purpose This procedure provides guidelines for actions to be taken in the event of serious injury or in the event of any injury where radioactive contamination may exist.
2.0 References 2.1 Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant Emergency Plan 2.2 FNP-0-EIP-8, Notification Roster 2.3 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20 2.4 FNP-0-EIP-17, Notification of Unusual Event t
2.5 FNP-0-EIP-26, Offsite Notification 3.0 General 3.1 Plant medical treatment of injured personnel
,shall consist of simple first aid rendered by qualified individuals.
3.2 At least one person on each operating crew of each unit shall be qualified to perform first aid.
3.3 Casualty decontamination should not take prece-dence over first aid in those cases requiring urgent medical treatment.
3.4 Decontamination will normally consist of removing contaminated clothing, washing of superficial abrasions, flushing of the eyes, etc.
3.5 Casualties with serious injuries such as concus-siens, fractures, lacerations, stretcher cases, etc., should be transferred to the hospital immediately.
3.6 Chemistry & Health Physics shall provide supervision as soon as nossible after casualties have been sent to Southeast Alabama Medical Center, to provide assistance in the coordination of the receipt cf cc:ualties.
3.7 Any indi"idual who administers first aid shall subsequently complete applicable sections of CHP Form 105, First Aid Record, (Figure 1) and forward the completed form to the Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor.
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VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-11 3.8 Notifications which could be required are shown in Figure 1A and are listed in II?-26.
Telephone numbers are listed in FNP-0-EI?-8.
3.9 Personnel contamination associated with medical care is considered a personnel emergency.
Cn each occurrence individuals performing personnel decontamination shall complete CHP Form 202, Personnel Decontamination Record (Figure 2), and forward to the Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor.
3.10 Actual or suspected radiation exposure casualties shall be grouped into the following classifications according to the listed criteria.
For the purpose of these classifications trauma is defined as an injury or wound violently produced or the abnormal emotional condition resulting from the injury or wound.
Action guidelines are listed for the disposition of such casualties:
3.10.1 Class 1 Radiation Exposure Casualty 2.10.1.1 Exposure criteria:
a.
Estimated radiation dose greater than applicable 10CFR20 limits but less than 5 rem to whole body (including eyes, go.1 ads,
and bloodforming organs);
or b.
Estimated radiation dose to the skin of the whole bcdy greater than the 10CFR20 limit but less than 30 rem; or c.
Estimated radiation dose to the feet, ankles, hands, or forearms greater than the 10CFR20 limit but less than 75 rem.
3.10.1.2 Action guidelines:
a.
Without trauma-send to Southeast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC) for evaluation after clearance by Health Physics for contamination.
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With trauma-appropriate first aid then send to SAMC for evaluation.
j 3.10.2 Class 2 Radiation Exposure Casualty
.3.10.2.1 Exposure criteria:
a.
Estimated radiation dose to the whole body (including eyes, gonads, and blood-forming organs) greater than 5 rem but less than 25 rem; or
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b.
Estimated radiation dose to the skin of the whole r
body greater than 30 rem but less than 150 ram; or c.-
Estimated radiation dose to the feet, ankles, l
hands, or forearms greater than 75 rem but less than 375 rem.
1 3.10.2.2 Action guidelines:
a.
Without trauma - sent to SAMC for evaluation after clearance by Health
' Physics for contamination.
b.
With trauma - appropriate first aid, then send to i
SAMC for evaluation.
3.10.3 Class 3 Radiation Exposure Casualty i
3.10.3.1 Exposure criteria:
a.
Estimated radiation dose to the whole body (including eyes, gonads, and blood-forming organs) of 25 rem or more; or b.
Estimated radiation dose to the skin of the whole body of 150 rem or more; or Rev. 4 3
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Estimated radiation dose to the feet, ankles, hands, or forearms of 375 rem or more.
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Internal. radiation exposure estimated to be significant.
a 3.10.3.2 Action guidelines:
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Without trauma - after i
proper decontamination by Health Physics, send 1
directly to the Radiation i
Casualty Treatment Facility (RCTF) in Birmingham.
b.
With trauma - appropriate first aid, decontamination, and if necessary for life-saving surgical problems, local hospital treatment,'then transfer to RCTF.
i 3.10.4 Monitoring and decontamination ir desirable j
prior to sending a casualty to a hospital.
3.11 The following modes of transportation are available for transporting casualties to medical treatment facilities:
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3.31.1 Plant to SAMC, RC1F, Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU):
3.11.1.1 Plant Emergency Vehicle (PEV).
j 3.11.1.2 Any other Alabama Power Company (APCo) vehicle.
i 3.11.1.3 Ambulance Service Company, Dothan, Alabama.
3.11.2 SAMC to RCTF or Birmingham Municipal Airport:
3.11.2.1 Ambulance Service Company, 1
Dothan, Alabama.
3.11.2.2 U.
- 5. Army Aviation Center, Fort Rucker, Alabama.
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VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-11 3.11.3 Birmingham Municipal Airport to RCTF:
3.11.3.1 A & A Ambulance Service, Birmingham, Alabama.
3.11.4 SAMC to CRAU:
3.11.4.1 Ambulance Service Company, Dothan, Alabama.
3.11.4.2 U. S. Army Aviation Center, Fort Rucker, Alabama (Fixed wing transportation from Dothan Airport).
3.11.5 RCTF to ORAU:
3.11.5.1 A & A Ambulance Service, Birmingham, Alabama.
4.0 Procedure 4.1-The individual who discovers an injured person or witnesses an injury shall:
4.1.1 Render any assistance and first aid which you are qualified to perform.
4.1.2 Notify the Control Room giving your name, the location and number of injured personnel, extent of injuries if known and any other pertinent information which could affect plant operations.
Notification of the Control Room may occur before 4.1.1 above based on the judgement of the individual.
4.2 The Shift Supervisor shall consider the follcwing actions in conjunction with initiating the Personnel Emergency Checklist (FNP-0-EIP-11A):
4.2.1 Announce the emergency on the PA system and dispatch a qualified individual (s) to perform first aid.
4.2.2 Implement IIP-17, Notification of Unusual Event if a contaminated, injured individual is transported to an offsite facility.
4.2.3 Dispatch a Radiation Monitoring Team to survey if radiation exposure or contamination is possibly involved.
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VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-11 4.2.4 Summon a local ambulance if the Plant Emergency Vehicle is not available giving the number of injured personnel and whether or not radioactive materials are involved.
4.2.5 Inform Central Security Control (CSC) to escort the ambulance when it arrives at the plant site to the location of the injured personnel.
4.2.6 If contamination is involved, direct a chemistry and Health Physics technician or another individual deemed competent i
in radiological monitoring to accompany the injured person (s) to SAMC.
NOTE:
It may be desirable to notify a C & E? technician at home to meet the emergency vehicle at SAMC.
4.2.7 Notify SAMC and the company doctor on l
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call giving the following information:
4.2.7.1 Number of casualties.
4.2.7.2 Whether or not radioactive material is involved.
4.2.7.3 Level of contamination, if known.
4.2.7.4 Nature of injury.
4.2.7.5 Estimated time of arrival.
4.2.7.6 Any other pertinent information.
4.2.7.7 After information is given, the hospital will call back to FNP to verify an actual emergency exists.
4.2.8 Ensure that the Emergency Director is notified.
4.3 The Emergency Director shall, if not previously performed, provide for the following in conjunction with, completing the Personnel Emergency Checklist (FNP-0-EIP-11A):
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4.3.1 Removal of personnel from a hazardous area (high radiation or contamination).
4.3.2 Administration of first aid for severe physical injuries.
4.3.3 Personnel decontamination.
4.3.4 Evaluation of radiation exposures.
4.3.5 In the event of mass gasualties, determine which casualties will be sent to SAMC, RCTF, or directly to REACTS.
4.3.6 Notification per EIP-26 in the event of personnel contamination or overexposure.
4.4 Person (s) assigned to a6ninister first aid to a casualty shall:
4.4.1 Report to the accident with the first aid kit which is available in both First Aid Rooms and Emergency Cabinets.
4.4.2 Render first aid to the casualty.
4.4.3 If the casualty is to be sent to the hospital, attach a hospital wrist band with casualty's name and I.D. badge number and if radioactive contamination is NOT involved, remove the casualty's I.D. badge and personnel dosimetry devices.
4.4.4 Subsequently, complete applicable sections of CEP Form 105, First Aid Record, and forward the completed form to the Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor.
4.5 If Health Physics support is required, the Radiation Monitoring Team shall:
4.5.1 Establish the degree of centamination and exposure of the patient.
4.5.2 Establish protective clothing requirements for first aid personnel, and/or ambulance personnel.
4.5.3 Decontaminare casualty if appropriate and/or minimize the spread of contamination.
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4.5.4 Read the casualty's personnel dosimetry devices as soon as possible to determine the radiation casualty classification, if a radiation injury is involved.
If the casualty is highly contaminated and injuries require immediate transfer to the hospital, place an unexposed TLD in a plastic packet on the contaminated area.
4.5.5 Prepare the casualty for transportation to a medical treatment facility if necessary.
4.5.6 Assist the hospital staff as required.
4.5.7 Periodically inform the Emergency Director as to the casualty's disposition.
4.5.8 Detain ambulance anc~. its attendants at hospital until properly monitored and decontaminated.
4.5.9 Qbtain personnel dosimetry devices and other APCo property from ambulance personnel when they are released.
4.5.10 If a vehicular accident should occur enroute to SAMC and the Plant Emergency Vehicle or ambulance were to remain unattended, lock the vehicle and if radioactive materials are involved, placard all four sides with the sign
" RADIOACTIVE".
4.6 Off-site ambulance personnel shall:
4.6.1 Meet guard at the AFCo gate and follow to the CSC Building.
4.6.2 Obtain ambulance kit and appropriate-personnel dosimetry devices at the CSC Building.
4.6.3 Proceed with quard to the location of the casus!'y.
Tran pst; asualty to the medical treatment 4.6.4 far).1;*c
'dicated by APCo personnel who are with 2.e casualty.
4.6.5 Remain at the medical facility with the 1
ambulance until monitored and released by APCo Health Physics personnel.
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PERSONNEL EMERGENCY CHECKLIST Handling of Injured Personnel Action Initials 1.
Announce emergency and dispatch individual (s) to render first aid.
2.
Investigate situation for cossible higher level emergency.
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Dispatch Radiation Monitoring Team if radiation exposure or contamination is possible involved.
4.
Summon Plant Emergency Vehicle or local ambulance service giving the number of injured personnel and whether or not radioactive materials are involved.
5.
Inform Central Security Control to escort the ambulance.
6.
If contamination is involved, send a C & EP Technician or other individual competent in radiological monitoring to ac cmpany the injured person (s) to Soutn.ast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC).
Implement EIP-17 7.
Notify SAMC and the company doctor on call giving the following information.
a.
Number of casualties.
b.
Whether or not radioactive materials are involved.
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Level of contamination.
d.
Nature of injury.
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Estimated time of arrival, f.
Other pertinent information.
8.
In the event of mass casualties decide which casualties will be sent to SAMC, RCTF, or directly to REACTS.
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Notify agencies per EIP-26 1
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