ML20027B430
| ML20027B430 | |
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| Site: | Crane |
| Issue date: | 08/16/1982 |
| From: | Nelson M, Toole R GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP. |
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| ML20027B422 | List: |
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| 0022W, 22W, PROC-820816-01, NUDOCS 8209200439 | |
| Download: ML20027B430 (58) | |
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FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1004.10 Revision 4 THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UrJIT NO.1 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.10 ONSITE/0FFSITE RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING 1.0 PURPOSE Tne purpose of this procedure is to provide guidance to radiation monitoring teams for adequate monitoring of radiation levels, following the accidental release of radioactive materials to the environment. The procedure establishes monitoring team actions to be perfomed to supplement nonaal Radiological Controls procedures. The Radiation Monitoring Team is responsible for implementing this procedure. 2.0 ATTACHMEtJTS 2.1 Attacnment I, Radiation Survey Log 2.2 Attachment II, Oosimeter Log .$. 0 EMERGENCY ACTIOrd LEVELS 3.1 This procedure is to be initiated upon any of the following conditions: a. Alert (as detemined by Alert procedure 1004.2) b. Site Emergency (as detennined by Site Emergency Frocedure 1004.3) l c. General Emergency (as determined by General Emergency Procedure 1004.4) d. As directed Dy the Emergency Director. 4.0 EHERGENCY ACTIONS INITIALS 4.1 Proceed to the Processing Center /EACC and obtain an emergency Kit, instrument kit, air sampler, portable radio, magnetic antenna, pager, emergency respirators, and power inverter. C A Q U S F *2 ' 's' ~~ l L. V O t a w,,, -.: > ~
f f FOR USE IN UNlT I ONLY 1004.10 Revision 4 4.2 Verify seals on the emergency kit and then operationally check radiation meters and portable air sampler. (Battery Check, Air Flow Check, Visual Inspection) 4.3 If emergency kit sedls were broken, conduct a brief inventory of equipment. 4.4 Prior to leaving the Processing Center, with the "SLM" and the " Hailer" switches off, if so equipped, conduct a radio check with the Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) in the Control Room using channel 3. Inform the RAC of your telephone pager number. 4.5 Obtain a designated emergency vehicle at the Processing Center /EACC. 4.6 Ensure your dose rate meter is turned on from the time you leave the Processing Center /EACC. 4.7 Proceed to the designated monitoring location as directed by the RAC. (See map or directions in emergency kit for specifically designated monitoring point locations.) 4.8 Perfonn radiological surveys (as directed by the RAC). 4.8.1 To perform dose rate surveys with the R0-2( A): First take an open window reading at waist level, then take a closed window reading at waist level. Enter these readings and duration of meter readings on the Attachment I. Calculate true Beta dose rate and enter this on Attachment I. Report closed window reading and true Beta dose rate to the RAC. 4.8.2 Perform contamination surveys if directed by the RAC as follows: C n c ! } q f [p.2.0j i p
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I t FC'R USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1004.10 + Revision 4 ~ 4.13 Maintain all completed Attachment I's for pemanent records. Request direction from the RAC as to the disposition of these completed foms. 4.14 Notify the RAC when approaching 300 MREM. Recommend to the RAC tnat your team be relieved if possible. Relief should be conducted in a low radiation area. 4.15 Retain all samples for later counting and analysis. Samples my be returned to the H.P. Lab or designated collection point at a convenient time as directed by the RAC. 4.16 When the Environmental Assessment Comand Center (EACC) is activated and takes control of offsite monitoring, begin re-porting offsite surveys to the EACC. 4.17 Notify the RAC when approaching 3E-10 mci /cc airborne radio-activi ty. Recommend to the RAC that your team don respiratory equipment. O p Q U S E i. ?.,4 i :,3 ! ' ~ ' C, '.' ',' .m,
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THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT NO.1 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE 1014 j ADMINISTRATION OF THE THI-1 ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE EMERGENCY DUTY ROSTER 1.0 GENERAL 1.1 Pu rpose The purpose of this procedure is to establish the administration and maintenance of the THI-1 On-Site and Off-Site Emergency Duty Roster. 1.2 Scope This procedure establishes responsibilities of the 0 and M Director Unit 1 - Emenjency Preparedness Manager, Duty Section Superintendent, Unit i Shift Supervisor and selected managers and department heads for issuing and implementing the Unit 1 Emergency Duty Roster for both on-site and off-site. 1.3 References THI-1 Emergency P1an and Implementing Procedures. 2.0 ATTACHiEN TS 2.1 Attachment 1 - MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION MDiBERS 3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3.1 0 and M Director TMI-1 The 0 and M Director TMI-1 is responsible for insuring that a TMI-1 On-Site Emergency Duty Roster is available at all times to the TMI-1 Shift Supervisor. He is responsible for ensuring that it is: 1. fonnulated 2. approved by the Duty Superintendent 3. distributed to the necessary persons 4. maintained current in the Shift Supervisor's Office l.0
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I,l b 5 ! 'l U N !T I O ? E Y 1014 Revision 7 5. that the current Duty Roster is reflected appropriately on the Snift Supervisor's Duty Roster Status Board. (EPIP 1004.8) NOTE: Members of, and alternates to the On-Site Emergency Duty Roster must meet the qualifications outlined in ! !, and must have received formal training i in accordance witn Administrative Procedure 1052. Records of current training shall be on file in the TMI Training Department. 3.2 &nergency Preparedness Manager The Emergency Preparedness Manager, or his designee is responsible for ensuring that an Of f-Site Emergency Duty Roster is available at all times to the TMI_1 Shift Supervisor. He is responsible for ensuring tnat the THI-1 Of f-Site Emergency Duty Roster is: 1. fonaulated 2. approved 3. distributed to the necessary persons 4. maintained current in the Shif t Supervisor's office The Emergency Preparedness Manager will, by December 31st of each year, issue a Duty Section Program for the coming year, to all on-site and off-site duty section members. NOTE: Members of, and alternates to, the Off-Site Emergency ! Outy Roster must meet the qualifications outlined in ! ! and have received formal training in accordance with Administrative Procedure 1052. Records of current training shall be on file in the TMI Training Department. 3.3 Duty Section Superintendent The Duty Section Superintendent is responsible for ensuring that his m Q '_ 7 ; 2.0
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,i i 1014 Revision 7 4.0 SPECIFICS 4.1 Til1-1 outy Ho ste rs 4.1.1 On-Site Eme rgency Duty Hoster The Till-1 On-Site Emergency Duty Section Ro ster has oeen created to ensu m that a sufficient complement of personnel a re available 24 hours a day to suppo rt eraergency situa-tio n s. Eine rgency situations a re ones whe re the Tl41-1 Shif t Supervisor initiates callout of personnel due to iuplemen-tation of the Eme rgency Plan. The T141-1 On-Site EJaa rgency Outy Ro ste r i s completed (naims, plune nuuoers, Deepe r numbers, etc. ) Dy the 0 and 14 Di recto r-Jnit 1 o r his designee. The corapleted Ro ster is then subuitted ta and appm wd by the Duty Section Supe rintendent. The appmwd Ro ster is then distributed weekly to tne Duty Section Supe rintendent and the managers /depa rtment tuads of persons l isted o n the ro ste r. The raaster copy is maintained in tne Unit 1 Shif t Supe rviso r's office, and assignments reflected app ro p ri ately o n the S hi f t Su pe rvi so r's Du ty Ro ste r Status ib a rd. NOTE: Duty Sections to rmally run f mm 0800 tours each Ib nday until 0800 tuars the following Ibnday. it w-eve r, if a toliday fall s on a ibnday then the previous'. week's duty section retains the duty until Tuesday 0800 tours. Tte On-Site Eme rgency Duty Hoste r will be distributed by 1600 tours on the Thursday prio r to : the Ibnday the Duty mster takes effect, and posted i n the S hi f t Su pe rvi so rs o f fice by 0800 ab nday. 4.1.2 Of f-Si te Eme rgency Duty Ro ster The Tl4I-10f f-Site Eme rgency Duty Hoste r is completed 4.0
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m 1014 Rsvision 6 ATTACR4ENT I Page 1 of 4 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ,3 ON-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL d POSITION POSITION TITLE OR EXPERTISE [. , Emergency Director Shift Supervisor or Shift Foreman or Plant Manager or (Duty Section Superintendent) Senior Site Operations Management Person l . Communicator Technical Analyst 2 ( ' Communications Assistant Technical Analyst r Technical Support Center Coordinator Senior Lead Engineer ~ Technical Support Center Engineers Assorted Discipline Engineers - ie: Nuclear Engineers Electrical Engineers Mechanical Engineers (n> I and C Engineers ~7 [s 'o Radiological Assessment Coordinator Senior Radiological Controls Technician / Foreman 1 ~N JRadiological Analysis Support Engineers Radiological Controls Engineering Personnel 10perations Support Center Coordinator Senior Operations, Maintenance, or Radiological Cr.. trol s 3 Technician / Foreman Radiological Monitoring Teams
- Radiological Controls Technicians (or juniors) auxiliary On-site and Off-site (2-man teams) operators, Maintenance Personnel as Monitors and Site Personnel as Drivers.
Radiological Controls Technicians Radiological Controls Technicians l l Operations Coordinator Shift Supervisor or Senior Operations Person (SRO) Radiological Controls Coordinator Radiological Controls Foreman Chemistry Coordinator Chemistry Technician / Foreman Emergency Maintenance Coordinator Maintenance Technician / Foreman s e
1014 Revision 6 ~ ATTACINENT I Page 2 of 4 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ) ON-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL JG POSITION POSITION TITLE OR EXPERTISE t[ O) y Security Coordinator Senior Security Person gg . Site Security Force
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' 1 Group Leader Chemistry Support Chemistry Supervisor or Engineer -( Group Leader Maintenance Support Maintenance Foreman !J Group Leader Administrative Support Senior Administration Department Person k Maintenance and Construction Manager Maintenance and Construction Manager or Engineer " Group Leader Security Support Security Supervisor Personnel Monitoring Coordinator Radiological Controls Supervisor or Engineer Radiological Controls Manpower Support Radiological Controls Engineering Coordinator
L.. 1014 Revision 6 ATTACit4ENT I (cont'd) Page 4 of 4 4INIi40:4 QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENERGENCY ORGANIZATION 4E'4BERS L_) 0FF-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL !:) SHIFT POSITION POSITION TITLE or EXPERTISE O.i IU '#Environmental Assessment Coordinator Enviromental Assessment Supervisor or Engineer I_i
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' Section Page ,l'.d ' GENERAL 3.0 1 1.1 Purpose 3.0 1.2 Scope 3.0 1.3 References 3.0 2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 2.1 Manager, Radiological Controls. 4.0 2.2 Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI 4.0 2.3 Radiological Controls Field Operations Manager / Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI 4.0 2.4 Radiolegical Controls Field Operations Foreman / Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI 4.0 2.5 Support Services Supervisor 5.0 l 3.0 REQUIREMENTS 6.0 3.1 Inspections and Calibrations 6.0 3.2 Procedure 7.0 3.3 Final Conditions 9.0 List of Enclosures I Minimum Requirements for Kits / Lockers 10.0 1. 11 Processing Center U-I 11.0 III Service Building Auditorium 14.0-IV Rad Con Lab / Control Point 15.0 l V Control Room / Shift Supervisor's Office 18.0 l l _ ' t' 1.0 ~ s I
FOR USE IN UN!T I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 List of Enclosures Section Page V1 Unit 1 Warehouse 20.0 V11 Alternate EOF 22.0 Vill Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) 25.0 IX Technical Support Center (TSC) 27.0 X Environmental Controls Office 28.0 XI Monthly Operational Check of Emergency Equipment 31.0 X11 Quarterly Radio and Inverter Surveillance 34.0 X111 Inspection of Emergency Respiratory Equipment, SCBA's 36.0 XIV Inspection of Emergency Respiratory Equipment, SCBA 38.0 Cylinders XV Inventory Checklist for Full Face Respirators w/ 39.0 Canisters r i I l i 77 7, ~q 2.0
FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 3 ( 1.0 GENERAL 1.1 Purpose This procedure delineates the requirements to maintain availability and reliability of Emergency Equipment. 1.2 Scope This procedure applies to the emergency equipment designated for use in implementing the Emergency Plan. NOTE: Fire fighting emergency equipment used in implement-ing the Emergency Plan is listed in Fire Protection Procedures, 1104-45A through L. Inventories and operational testing of this equipment is performed under the Operations Surveillance, Technical Specification, and Preventive Maintenance Programs and is beyond the scope of this procedure. NOTE: Emergency Plan and Implementing Procedure binders ( issued by Document Controls are not listed in this procedure as they are maintained by the Document Controls Group. 1.3 References 1.3.1 TMI Unit 1 Emergency Plan. 1.3.2 Radiological Controls Procedure 1742, Operation and l l l l Calibration of Eberline RM-14 Beta-Gamma Survey Meter. 1.3.3 Radiological Controls Procedure 1758, Operation and l Calibration of Portable Air Samplers. 1.3.4 Radiological Controls Procedure 1762, Operation and l Calibration of the R0-2. 1.3.5 Radiological Controls Procedure 1764, Operation and l Calibration of the SAM-2 Analyzer. 7-3.0
i:0R USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 1.3.6 Radiological Controls Procedure 1772, 00simeter Calibra-tion and Leak Test. 1.3.7 Radiological Controls Procedure 1616.1, Selection and Use of Respiratory Protective Devices. 1.3.8 Procedures 1104-45A through L, Fire Protection. 1.3.9 Administrative Procedure 1001, Document Control. 1.3.10 RPSP 1616.3, Respirator Cleaning and Testing Facility. 2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 2.1 The Manager, Radiological Controls has the ultimate responsibility for all radiological control emergency equipment and its avail-ability and reliability with the exception of equipment stored at the environmental controls office. 2.2 The Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI has the ultimate responsibility for all radiological monitoring equipment located at tne environmental controls office. He is responsible for its availability and reliability. 2.3 Tne Radiological Controls Field Operations Manager / Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI, or tneir designees, shall assign appropriate personnel to perfonn inventory and calibration checks on the emergency kits and lockers under their jurisdiction. 2.4 The Radiological Controls Field Operations Foreman / Manager, l Environmental Controls, TMI, or his designee, as appropriate shall ensure that the following items are performed during an inventory: 2.4.1 Complete all inventory checklist!, for that kit / locker. 2.4.2 Replace all missing items. 7^" 4.0 ~~
FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 2.4.3 Ensure all individual procedures contained in kits / l lockers are controlled copies. 2.4.4 Verify calibrations, perform operational checks, note l discrepancies on inventory checklist, and notify the Radiological Controls Field Operations Manager / Foreman or Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI, as appropriate, of these discrepancies and/or broken locks or seals. 2.4.5 Emergency instrumentation removed from lockers / kits shall l be replaced prior to end of working shif t except during actual emergencies. 2.5 Tne Support Services Supervisor, or his designee, shall conduct the l required inspections for all respiratory protective equipment. This will be accomplished by ensuring completion of the following: 2.5.1 Replace any equipment which is missing or requires l maintenance. 2.5.2 Inspect each item per the requirements of Radiological l Controls Procedure 1616.1 and RPSP 1616.3. 2.5.3 Place an Emergency Respiratory Equipment Inspection tag l with each piece of equipment found acceptable. 2.5.4 Complete the Inventory Checklist for Full Face Respira-tors w/ Canisters (Enclosure XIV), the Inspection of Emergency Respiratory Equipment for SCBA's (Enclosure XII), and the Inspection of Emergency Respiratory Equip-ment for SCBA Cylinders (Enclosure XIII). Retain the originals for review and filing by the Support Services Supervisor, with copies to the Site Emergency Prepared-ness Manager and the Supervisor Respiratory Protection. 5.0 f
1 FOR USc IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 2.6 The Radiological Controls Field Operations Foreman / Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI, as appropriate, shall be notified of all emergency equipment usage at the end of its usage. 3.0 REQUIREMENTS 3.1 Inspections and Calibrations 3.1.1 Emergency kits / lockers shall have inventory and calibra_ tion checks perfonned quarterly, with the exception of items listed on Enclosure XI, and respiratory protection l equipment which shall be checked af ter each use and once each calender month. 3.1.2 Prior to removing an instrument for repair / calibration from any emergency equipment storage location, an alter-nate equivalent instrument shall be provided. 3.1.3 Calibrations of emergency instrumentation shall be performed in accordance with references 1.3.2 through 1.3.6. 3.1.4 Emergency lockers / kits shall be visually inspected for lock / seal integrity monthly. Lockers or kits with suspect integrity shall be inventoried. Emergency lockers / kits shall be inventoried af ter each use includ-ing use for training. NOTE: Lock / seal integrity shall be checked prior to opening lockers / kits for operational check of portable radiation monitoring and air sampling equipment. Locker / kits may be resealed immediately af ter operational checks are complete and equipment returned. 6.0 ^
F O R U S r: IN (JNiT i ONLY 1053 Revision 4 3.a.5 Perform an inventory / inspection or calibration at any time as directed by the Radiological Controls Field Operations Manager / Manager Environmental Controls, TMI. 3.2 Detail s 3.2.1 Onergency equipment and/or radiac instruments shall be located in the following areas in accordance with the TMI Unit 1 Emergency Plan to allow protection of Emergency Personnel, Environmental Monitoring and availability of l equipment: d. Unit 1 Processing Center b. Unit 1 Service Building Auditorium c. Unit 1 Reactor duilding Access Control Point / Unit 1 Radiological Control s Laboratory d. Unit 1 Control Room / Shift Supervisors Office (SS0) e. Unit I darehouse f. dear site Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) (TMI Observation Center) g. Al ternate Emergency Operation Facility ( AEOF)(Crawford Station, Middletown, Pa. ) n. T4echnical Support Center (TSC) 1. Environmental Controls Office (44 Luke Drive, Hiddletown, Pa. ) j. Ambulance k. Fire Brigade Vehicle NOTE: The Ambulance and the Fire Brigade Vehicle are inventoried by Unit 2. Checklists for these inventories are located in Administrative Procedure 1057. M' 9, y
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FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 3.2.2 Inventories shall only be considered complete when all required items are returned to the kit / locker, all instruments in the kit / locker are within calibration and all operational checks on equipment / instruments are complete. a. Operational checks shall consist of battery check, response check and visual inspection for obvious damage. (See Enclosure XI for operational check of emergency equipment). 3.2.3 All emergency kits and lockers shall nave seals or padlocks, as appropriate. 3.2.4 Key control for all emergency kits / lockers shall be maintained by the Radiological Controls Department or Environmental Controls Department, as appropriate, with duplicates maintained in the Emergency Control Center (Control Room /Shif t Supervisor's Office). 3.2.S All completed inventory checklists shall be returned to the Radiological Controls Field Operations l Foreman / Support Services Supervisor / Manager Environmental Controls, TMI, as appropriate, for review and filing. A copy of the inventories shall be sent to the Site Emergency Preparedness Manager and Supervisor - Respiratory Protection (Respiratory Checklists Only). 8.0
1 FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 3.3 FINAL CONDITIONS 3.3.1 All equipment / instruments have been inventoried, and inventory checklists have been reviewed by the Radio-logical Controls Field Operations Foreman / Support Services Supervisor / Manager, Environmental Controls, TMI, as appropriate, and copies forwarded to the Site Emergency Preparedness Manager and the Supervisor - Respiratory Protection (Respiratory Checklists Only). 3.3.2 Used kits / lockers are reinventoried, resupplied and locked / sealed. 9.0 ~ ~- s
FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 ENCLOSURE I Minimum Requiremeqts for Kits / Lockers i LOCATION - UNIT 1 KITS / LOCKERS REQUIRED 1. Processing Center 4 Kits (2 instruments 2 emergency) 2. Service Building Auditorium 1 Locker (Protective Clothing Only) 3. Radiological Controls Lab / Control Point 1 Locker (Protective Clothing, Respirators, Instruments) 1 Ambulance Kit 4. Control Room /Snift Supervisor's Office 1 locker (Respirators, instrs) 5. Warehouse (Unit I) 1 Emergency Locker 1 Personnel Monitoring Kit 6. Alternate Near Site Emergency 1 Locker (Protective Clothing, Operations Facility Respirators, Instruments Kit, Decontamination Materials) 7. Near Site Emergency Operations Facility 1 Locker (Protective Clothing, Respirators, Instrument Kits) 8. Technical Support Center 1 Locker (Protective Clothing, Respirators) 9. Environmental Controls Office 4 Kits (2 instruments, 2 emergency) t 10.0 ..m m. e
1053 Revisio ENCLOSURE II ..g INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPKNT ()-.. Emerg. Inventory Date: ')) Kit Location: Processing Center U-1 Type: Emerg.IXl Inst.l l Locker! l Ki t Kit 4 Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: fd NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL i: ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK 3: ~7
- REMP Map 1
N/A N/A N/A ~: {
- Site Map 1
N/A N/A N/A _/ : Directions to ti': Monitoring Stations 1 N/A N/A N/A ~ -~I
- Procedures EPIP 1004.10, 1004.12, 1004.31 1 ea. :
N/A N/A
- Attachments -
O 1004.10 Att I 10 ea. : N/A N/A
- Flashlight with spare 7
- bulb and batteries 1
N/A N/A I
- Tablets, Pens, Pencils, d
,; Wax Pencils 4 ea. : N/A N/A N/A
- Polyethylene Sheeting (8' x 16' min):
2 N/A N/A N/A
- Polyethylene Sheeting (4' x 8' min):
2 N/A N/A N/A
- Smear / Air Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A
- Air Sample Filters 2 boxes :
N/A N/A N/A
- Disc Smears 2 boxes :
N/A N/A N/A REMARKS: Two (2) kits, each containing the material Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: listed, are stored in the Processing Center. Signa ture 11.0
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE 11 INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPtENT ' __ [ d31 O Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: -{j Kit Location: Processing Center U-I Type: Emerg. d Kit Kit Locker ~ ( Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: (J) NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATIONAL (Yi TEM REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK ~,~ f: lodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 Min /25 Max N/A N/A N/A g' ~
- Rad. Warning Signs / Ribbon 5/50' N/A N/A N/A
_'7 i
- Water Sample Bottles 5
N/A N/A N/A ~l
- First Aid Kit 1
N/A N/A N/A (~)
- Masking Tape 2 Rolls N/A N/A N/A j
- RCP 1605, and 1607 1 each N/A N/A f~.
4
- Emergency TLD's w/ issue fonns 50
- N/A N/A low high :
- Pocket Dosimeters
- 5 range /5 range:
N/A N/A
- Dosimeter Charger 1
N/A
- Inventory Checklists (Blank) as required :
N/A N/A REMARKS:
- 50 TLD's total stored in grey TLD boxes Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed:
l behind security desk. Signature 12.0 o
1053 Revisio. ENCLOSURE II 'Tl INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EtERGENCY EQUIPFENT g. Inst. Inventory Date: 33 Kit Location: Processing Center U-1 Type: Emerg. I I Kit IX lEmerg.l l Kit Locker L_., Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: (jj NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERAT IONAL ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK .f
- Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) 1*
(_
- Dose Rate Meter (RO-2/equiv) 1 y
rr. : Stabilized Assay Meter (SAM-II) 1 ._l
- Stopwatch 1
N/A N/A -~ ~ 12 Volt AC/DC Inverter 1* N/A N/A
- Two Way Radio (w/ beeper and Z
- magnetic antenna) 1*
N/A N/A p Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- As Required :
N/A N/A l REMARKS:
- May be kept in locker Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed:
Two (2) kits each containing the above material, are stored in the Processing Center. Signature 13.0
n 1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE III INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EERGENCY EQUIPENT
- 7
-() Kit Location: Service Bldg. Auditorium Type: Emerg. Inst. Inventory Date: -Q Emerg. d Kit Kit Locker ~ ~ Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: O) NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATIONAL ffi ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK m4
- Protective Clothing - full set 25 N/A N/A N/A b,
- Masking Tape S rolls N/A N/A N/A s
,: Inventory Checklist (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A i ,Q -f e-- I~~( REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 14.0
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE IV INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EERGENCY EQUIPENT
- T O
Kit Location: HP Lab / Control Point Type: Emerg. Inst. Emerg.p Inventory Date: y Kit Kit Locker Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: U) NUF 2R
- NUMBLR CAL DATE/
(FtRATIONAL ["g1 ~ " ; ITEM REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK 1. y : Protective Clothing - full set 25 N/A N/A N/A b ~ Air Sample Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A 7 ' : Smear / Air Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A Z ~l Iodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 Min /25 Max.: N/A N/A N/A Dose Rate Meter (RO-2/equiv) 2 Q
- Beta-Gamma Contamination Meter J~~
(RM-14/equiv) 1 g
- Teletector 6
- Pocket Dosimeters (Low Range) 25 N/A N/A
- Pocket Dosimeters (High Range) 25 N/A N/A I
REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 15.0 I 6 i
n. n m 1053 Revision 3 j ENCLOSURE IV INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPENT 'El O Kit Location: HP Lab / Control Point Type: Emerg. Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: TJ Kit Kit Lockerb ~ I-i Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: 1l G3 NUMGER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATIONAL (Tl 4 J ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK ~
- Dosimeter Charger 1
N/A b-. }
- Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) 1 2
Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A -j Q y f~ g l i l 1' REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 16.0
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE IV INVENTORY CHECKLIST - Ef ERGENCY EQUIPKNT 'T AMBULANCE Q 'O l Kit Location: HP Lab / Control Point Type: Emerg. b Kit Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: Kit Locker -L inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: 03 NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATIONAL ITEM . REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK ~'~ J
- Polyethylene Sheeting (4' x 8')
2 N/A N/A N/A C
- Polyethylene Bags (asst sizes) 10 N/A N/A N/A Z
-l
- Rad Warning Signs / Ribbon 5/50' N/A N/A N/A
- Pencils / Pens 2 ea.
N/A N/A N/A Q
- Tablets 2
N/A N/A N/A 7
- Disc Smears 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A l
~ f
- Paper Coverall s 5 sets N/A N/A N/A
- Surgeon's Gloves w/ cotton liners 20 pair :
N/A N/A N/A
- Disposable Booties 10 pair :
N/A N/A N/A
- Bl anket 1
N/A N/A N/A
- Masking Tape 2 Rolls :
N/A N/A N/A Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 17.0
1053 R2Visio ENCLOSURE V . 7; INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPKNT f-) Emerg. Inventory Date: 73 3 Kit Location: Control Room /SSO Type: Emerg.l l Inst. U Locker IXl Kit Kit L Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: g IO NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DAIE/
OPERAT 10NAL i: ITEM REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK 7 Protective Clothing - Full Set 25 N/A N/A N/A l (' "y
- REMP Map 1
N/A N/A N/A ] .: Site Map 1 N/A N/A N/A
- Directions to Monitoring Stations :
1 Book N/A N/A N/A
- Procedures - EPIP 1004.7, O
- 1004.10, 1004.12, 1054.7 1 ea.
N/A N/A
- Tablets, pens, pencils, "7
- Wax pencils 4 ea.
N/A N/A N/A I,
- Polyethylene Sheeting (4' x 8' min):
2 N/A N/A N/A
- Air Sample Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A
- Disc Smears 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A
- Smear / Air Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A lodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) :5 min - 25 max:
N/A N/A N/A
- Stabilized Assay Meter (Sam II) 1 REMARKS:
Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature l 18.0
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE V INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPENT '8 l ) Kit Location: Control Room /SSO Type: Eme rg. Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: -h' Kit Kit Locker I ~ Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: h Us NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATIONAL g ii ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK Z l ~ : 2-
- Portable Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) :
1 b.
- DOSE RATE tETER (RO-2/equiv) 2 g_
- Beta-Gamma Contamination Meter
-l (RM-14/equiv) 1 (') 2 Rolls : N/A N/A N/A TRS-80 Line Printer Paper .I-
- TRS-80 Video Display 1
N/A }~~g
- TRS-80 Key Board w/ Power Supply 1
N/A
- TRS-80 Tape Recorder with Cable 1
N/A
- TRS-80 Line Printer with Cable 1
N/A l
- TRS-80 Expansion Interf ace 1
N/A l
- TRS-80 Power Line Filter 1
N/A N/A
- Dose Projection Cassette 1
N/A N/A
- Masking Tape 5 rolls N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Inventory Checklist (Blank) as required :
l l REMARKS:
- Quarterly operational check consists Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed:
of running a set of dose projections. Signature 19.0 l
^ ^ 1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE VI INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPENT Tj O Kit Location: U-1 Warehouse Type: Emerg. Inst. Emerg. b Inventory Date: -S Kit Kit Locker ~ Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewcd: Date: L 0) NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATIONAL y ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK C
- REMP Map 1
N/A N/A N/A 4 $ Site Map 1 N/A N/A N/A C
- Procedures EPIP 1004.20, 1004.36, 7/
- RCP 1612 1 ea.
N/A N/A C
- Air Sample Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A O
N/A 2 Boxes
- Disc Smears
- Smear / Air Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A
_/_ ~ g Iodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 Min /25 Max: N/A N/A N/A g
- Portable Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) :
2
- Dose Rate Meter (R0-2 or equiv.)
2
- Pocket Dosimeters (High or Low Range) 5 N/A' N/A
- Dosimeter Charger 1
N/A REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: l Signature 20.0
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE VI 'i'l INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPENT PERSONNEL MONITORING Q m-Kit Location: U-1 Warehouse Type: Emerg. Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: Kit Kit Locker Ir.ventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: O3 ITl NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL ~~~ ITEM REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK i dL
- Protective Clothing - full set 25*
N/A N/A N/A l b,. 1004.5 Att II, 1004.20 Att II and III 50 ea. N/A N/A Z
- Tablets, Pens, Pencils,
~{
- Wax Pencils 4 ea.
N/A N/A N/A ~
- Polyethylene Sheeting (4' x 8' min):
2 N/A N/A N/A Q
- Masking Tape 5 Rolls N/A N/A N/A
~7
- Dose Rate Meter (E520 or equiv) 1
]-~ l g
- Beta-Gamma Contamination Meter
- RM-14 or equiv 1
- Megaphones 2
N/A 1004.36 Attachment I 150 N/A N/A 1054.36 Attachment III 500 N/A N/A
- Emergency Notification Maps 3
N/A N/A N/A Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A REMARKS:
- Stored in Locker Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed:
Signature 21.0 0
n m 1053 Revision 3 I ENCLOSURE VII i INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPLENT (.) Kit location: Alternate EOF Type: Emerg. I nst. Emerg.g Inventory Date: g Kit Kit Locker Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: b) NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL (Yi ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK 2-
- ' Protective Clothing - Full Set 2S N/A N/A N/A l --
- REMP Map (Framed) 1 N/A N/A N/A Z
~,: Site Map 1 N/A N/A N/A
- P roc e d u re s-E P I P - 1004.10, 1054.10,
l 1004.12, 1054.12, 1004.31, RCP 1612:
- 4101, 4104, 4170, 4200 1 ea.
N/A N/A ()
- Tablets, Pens, Pencils, 2."j
- Wax Pencils 4 ea.
N/A N/A N/A L
- Polyethylene Sheeting (4' x 8' min):
2 N/A N/A N/A 1g
- Air Sample Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A
- Disc Smears 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A
- Smear / Air Sample Envelopas 100 N/A N/A N/A lodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 min /25 max:
N/A N/A N/A l
- Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) 1 REMARKS:
Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 22.0 o
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE Vil '.i : INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPKNT (*) Kit Location: Alternate EOF Type: Emerg. I nst. Emerg. { Inventory Date: -. U Kit Kit Locker b Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: G) NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERAT10NAL gj ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK l ~~-
- Dose Rate Meter (RO-2/equiv) 2 d
(,
- Beta-Gamma Contamination Meter
~/ .C (RM-14/equiv) 2 -- l
- Dosimeter Charger 1
N/A \\ l
- Pocket Dosimeters (High Range) 10 N/A N/A O
_/
- Pocket Dosimeters (Low Range) 10 N/A N/A l
p N/A g N/A 275 N/A
- Emergency TLD's w/ Issue Fonns
- Masking Tape 5 Rolls N/A N/A N/A
- Absorbant Towels
- 2 Bundles N/A N/A N/A
- 5 Bars /
- Mild Soap / Shampoo
- 1 Bottle N/A N/A N/A
- Nasal Swabs 2 Packs N/A N/A N/A
- Scrub Brushes 5
N/A N/A N/A REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 23.0 i
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE VII INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPENT iJ O l inventory Date: --g Emerg. Locker { Kit Location: Alternate EOF Type: Emeig. Inst. Kit Kit C Inventory Perfonned By: Reviewed: Date: 0) NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL (yl ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK
- Gloves, Surgeon's 10 pr.
N/A N/A N/A 2.
- Paper Lab Coats / Coveralls 25 N/A N/A N/A C
'y ~ ~ ~
- Hand Lotion, Lanolin
- 1 Bottle N/A N/A N/A
-l L ' ':
- Hand Cleaner, Waterless 2 Cans N/A N/A N/A i
~~ l Finger Nail Clippers 1 pr. N/A N/A N/A O $ Barber Scissors 1 pr. N/A N/A N/A 2 f-- N/A N/A g Corn Meal 1 box / bag : N/A
- Powdered Detergent 1 Box N/A N/A N/A
- Plastic Bags (asst sizes)
E4 N/A N/A N/A
- Radiological Warning Signs / Ribbon :
5/100' N/A N/A N/A
- Radiological Tape 2 Rolls N/A N/A N/A
- Lay-Flat Tubing (6" Wide) 400 Ft.
N/A N/A N/A Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: l Signature 24.0
^ ~ ~ 1053 Revision 3 c i ENCLOSURE Vill ~( ; INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EERGENCY EQUIPENT O Kit Location: EER. OPS. FACILITY (EOF) Type: Emerg. Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: 0 Kit Kit Locker C Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: (/) ( NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERAI 10NAL gg ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK . ' : Protective Clothing - full set 25 N/A N/A N/A d
- REW Map C
- (framed and behind plexiglass) 1 N/A N/A N/A 7/
- Site Map 1
N/A N/A N/A -l
- Procedures-RCP 4101, 4104 1 ea.
N/A N/A
- Tablets, Pens, Pencils,
- Wax Pencils 4 ea.
N/A N/A N/A 7
- Air Sample Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A y---
Disc Smears 2 Boxes N/A N/A N/A g
- Smear / Air Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A Iodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 min /25 max:
N/A N/A N/A
- Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) 1
- Dose Rate Meter (RO-2/equiv) 2 REMARKS:
Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 25.0 o
1053 Revision 3 ENCLOSURE VIII .a. INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EERGENCY EQUIPENT ~3 O Kit Location: EMER. OPS. FACILITY (E0F) Type: Emerg. Inst. Emerg. Inventory Date: j') Locker {- Kit Kit ~(- Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: G) NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL ITl ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK y ., : Beta-Gamma Contamination Meter - i b-(RM-14/equiv) 1 'y t ',s: Dosimeter - High Range 10 N/A N/A -l
- Dosimeter - Low Range 10 N/A N/A
$ Dosimeter Charger 1 N/A Q -p C
- Masking Tape 3 Rolls :
N/A N/A N/A Id
- Emergency TLD's w/ issue fonns 50 N/A N/A N/A
- Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature 26.0
1053 Revisie 1 ENCLOSURE IX INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPFENT o Eme rg. Inventory Date: ~TJ Kit Location: Tech. Support Center (TSC) Typc Emerg. U KitInst.I ILockerI X I Kit t} 1 Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: ITI NUMBER
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERATION AL f : ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REY. NO. CHECK ~}'
- Protective Clothing - fuli set 25*
N/A N/A N/A ($
- Stabilized Assay Meter (Sam II) 1*
4 Zj i : Masking Tape 5 Rolls N/A N/A N/A
- Smear /Mr Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A
.s
- Air Sample Filters 2 boxes N/A N/A N/A O
y "~ lodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 min /25 max: N/A N/A N/A I, .: Air Sampler (H 809V or equiv.) 1 l Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A l { REMARKS:
- May be stored in Access Control Point Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed:
305' elev. Control Tower. Signature s
e 1053 Revis' 4 ENCLOSURE X (-)) INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT i Kit Location: Environmental Controls Office Type: Emerg. !)\\ l KitInst.l l Locker! I 'yy Emerg. Inventory Date: Kit g-- Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: NUMBLR
- NUMBER CAL DATE/
OPERA 110NAL fri ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK 1
- p-
? >,
- REMP Map 1
N/A N/A N/A
- Directions to l--
5
- Monitoring Stations 1
N/A N/A N/A
- Procedures EPIP 1004.10, 1004.12,
]2[ 1004.31, 1054.10, 1054.12, Radiolo-: 3
- gical Controls Procedure 4101,
-"l
- 4104, 1605, 1607 1 ea.
N/A N/A
- Attachments -
(~) 1004.10 Att. 1, 1054.10 Att. I 10 ea. N/A N/A
- Flashlight with spare
-;f
- bulb and batteries 1
N/A N/A
- Tablets, Pens, Pencils, f~~ '
-<( i
- Wax Pencils 4 ea.
N/A N/A N/A
- Absorbant Towels
- 2 bundles :
N/A N/A N/A
- Polyethylene Sheeting (4' x 8' min):
2 N/A N/A N/A
- Smear / Air Sample Envelopes 100 N/A N/A N/A
- Air Sample Filters
- 2 boxes N/A N/A N/A
- Disc Smears
- 2 boxes N/A-N/A N/A REMARKS:
- Two (2) kits, each containing the material Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed:
listed, are stored in the Environmental Controls Office at 44 Luke Drive, Middletown, Pa. Signature 28.0 \\ a
4 1053 R:vis 4 ENCLOSURE X ,g INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EMERGENCY EQUIPKNT .V Emerg. Inventory Date: 1Yj Kit Location: Environmental Controls Office Type: Emerg. LKl KitInst. R. tockerl I Kit tg} Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: Ill !l NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL i : ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK -h : lodine Cartridges (Silver Zeolite) : 5 Min /25 Max: N/A N/A N/A C
- Rad. Warning Signs / Ribbon 5/50' N/A N/A N/A 3'
~~ ,,<: Water Sample Bottles 5 N/A N/A N/A -j
- Fi: st Aid Kit 1
N/A N/A N/A d-
- Masking Tape 2 Rolls N/A N/A N/A
- Radiological Controls Procedures
-7 1 1605 and 1607 1 ea. N/A N/A ~ f~ $ Emergency TLD's w/ issue forms 50
- N/A N/A d
low
- Pocket Dosimeters
- 5 range N/A N/A
- Dosimeter Charger 1
N/A
- Scissors 1 pair N/A N/A N/A
- Surgeons Gloves 12 pair N/A N/A N/A Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- as required :
N/A N/A REMARKS: Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Signature i 29.0
1053 Revisi 4 ENCLOSURE X ~g INVENTORY CHECKLIST - EERGENCY EQUIPENT O Emerg. Inventory Date: ~)] Kit Location: Environmental Controls Of fice Type: Emerg. Inst. U LockerU Kit Kit C Inventory Performed By: Reviewed: Date: g 44 I ~ 'i : NUMBER
- NUMBER :
CAL DATE/ OPERATIONAL f : ITEM
- REQUIRED
- PRESENT :
S/N REV. NO. CHECK ,3 ~7
- Air Sampler (H809V/equiv) 1*
C
- Dose Rate Meter (RO-2/equiv) 1
? ' ~ ~ ,, i. : Stabilized Assay Meter (SAM-II) 1 ~
- Count Rate Meter (RM-14) with
- HP-210 Probe 1
$ Stopwatch 1 N/A N/A O f 12 Volt AC/DC Inverter 1* N/A N/A I
- Two Way Radio (w/ beeper and d
- magnetic antenna) 1*
N/A N/A l Inventory Checklists (Blank)
- As Required :
N/A N/A l l i REMARKS:
- May be kept in the vicinity of the k'it.
Emergency Kit Locked or Sealed: Two (2) kits each containing the above material, are stored in the Environmental Controls Office at 44 Luke Drive, Middletown, Pa. Signature 30.0
FOR US: IN UNIT l ONLY 1053 Revision 4 ENCLOSURE XI l Monthly Operational Check of Emergency Equipment NOTE: Initial eacn step as operational check of emergency equipment is performed. Montnly (Initial as each instrument is checked Sat.) Battery Check and Source Check of Portable In,trumentation
- Source
- Location and Instrument Type
- Serial No.: Battery : Check
- Initial:
- PC Kit No. 1 R0 2 or Equiv.
SAM II N/A
- PC Kit No. 2 R0 2 or Equiv.
SAM II N/A
- H. P. LAB /
- Control Point R0-2 or Equiv.
R0 2 or Equiv. Teletector Teletector Teletector Teletector Teletector Teletector RM-14 or Equiv. _31.0., s s M e
FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 ENCLOSURE XI l Montnly Operational Check of Emergency Equipment
- Source
- Location and Instrument Type
- Serial No.: Battery : Check
- Initial:
- Alternate
- NE0F R0-2 or Equiv.
R0-2 or Equiv. RM-14 or Equiv. RM-14 or Equiv.
- Unit 1
- Warehouse R0-2 or Equiv.
R0-2 or Equiv. E520 or Equiv. RM-14 or Equiv.
- Control Room
- Area R0-2 or Equiv.
R0-2 or Equiv. RM-14 or Equiv. SAM II N/A
- EOF R0-2 or Equiv.
R0-2 or Equiv. RM-14 or Equiv.
- TSC SAM II N/A
- Env. Cont.
- Kit No. 1 R0-2 or Equiv.
SAM II N/A RM-14 or Equiv.
- Env. Cont.
- Kit No. 2 R0-2 or Equiv.
SAM II N/A RM-14 or Equiv. Date Completed Reviewed By .n 32.0 ~ o O
FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 ENCLOSURE XI l Monthly Operational Check of Emergency Equipment Mon thly Radio Checks: Check operability by establishing communication with Control Room. Ensure that each radio is checked with a different magnetic antenna so that each antenna is operationally checked. Upon completion, reconnect the radios to battery chargers and place on " trickle" charge as applicable. Seri al
- Communication
- Number
- Establi shed
- Initial s :
Date Completed Reviewed By Other Equipment Mon thly For other battery powered equipment such as flashlights, megaphones, and dosimeter chargers, insert batteries, energize and check for normal operation. NOTE: When an Operational Check is satisfac :orily perfonned, enter " sat" in the appropt, ate block of the inventory checklist. If check is not satis-factory, enter "unsat" in the appropriate block and enter any explanatory notes in the remarks section. 33.0 es
FOR tJSE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 1 ENCLOSURE XII l Quarterly Radio and Inverter Surveillance Every quarter, remove batteries from radios and exchange witn security. (Insure radios are plugged in to chargers and on " trickle" charge upon returning to locker.) To check beepers, slide tne switch to the "on" p osi tion. If an intermittent tone is heard, tne Dattery is good. If no tone is heard, replace the battery with a fresh "AA" size alkaline battery and check again. Ra dio
- da ttery
- deeper
- Serial Number
- Exchanged (Init. ) : Checked Date Completed Reviewed dy 34.0 -
^" e
~.., .FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 ENCLOSURE XII l Quarterly Radio and Inverter Surveillance Quarterly 12 V. DC/115 V. AC Inverter Check NOTE: Electrical Department Personnel snall assist l Radiological / Environmental Control s Personnel to perfonn Steps 1 through 8 for eacn inverter. 1. Hook-up inverter to 12V power supply. 2. Turn inverter on and allow to operate for one (1) minute. 3. Load inverter by plugging in air sampler unit and turn Air Sample unit on. 4. Witn volt-ohm meter cnecK output of seCond female plug. Voltage snoul d be 115 V. AC
- 10 Volts.
Remarks 5. Turn off Air Sampler and measure output voltage of female plug. Voltage should be 140 V. AC
- 10 V.
Remarks 6. Remove Air Sampler Unit plug from inverter. Remove volt-ons unit from inverter. 7. Turn off inverter and disconnect from 12V. power supply. 8. Return 12 V. AC/DC 11SV. Power inverter to cabinet. l
- In verter
- Checked Sat. :
- Serial Number Initial s Date Completed Reviewed By 35.0 s 77 s.
r
1053 Revis 4 ENCLOSURE XIll ~ (3 l INSPECTION OF EMERGENCY RESPIRATORY EQUIPMENT ~ SELF CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS Month (~) Year ~Xj Reviewed By: e-~~ A (l) Cylinder Regulator : Unit t
- Equip-:Cali-
- Face- :
Inspection fIl Kit :
- Hydro:
- ment :bration: piece -
Number: Location
- Date : Pressure: Number:Date
- Number:
Comments
- Date: Signature
'J' 1 Unit No.1 Control Room ()) 42 $ Unit No.1 Control Room $2I ~~~ e ~~ 3
- Unit No.1 Control Room 4
- Unit No.1 Control Room O
5 : Unit No.1 Control Room 77 "-~
- Unit No.1 Control Bldg. 338' elev:
I~~ ~ 6 : (stairway outside E.S. Swgr. Room): -d(
- Unit No.1 Control Bldg. 338' elev:
7
- (stairway outside E.S. Swgr. Room):
- Unit No.1 Turbine Bldg. 322' elev:
8 : (adjacent elevator door)
- Unit No.1 Turbine Bldg. 322' elev:
-9
- (adjacent elevator door)
- Unit No.1 Turbine Bldg. 305' elev:
10 : (adjacent elevator door)
- Unit No.1 Turbine Bldg. 305' elev:
11
- (adjacent elevator door)
- Unit No.1 Rad Con 12 : (locker room area)
- Unit No.1 Rad Con 13 : (locker room area)
- Unit No.1 Reactor Bldg.
14 : (outside personnel hatch)
- Unit No.1 Reactor Bldg.
15 : (outside personnel hatch) i 36.0 e
1053 Revi an 4 ENCLOSURE XIII .Efj INSPECTION OF EMERGENCY RESPIRATORY EOUIPMENT O SELF CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS Month Year TO Reviewed By: ~t-G) Cylinder Regulator : Unit
- Equip-:Cali-
- Face- :
Inspection Kit :
- Hydro:
- ment :bration: piece.
Number: Location
- Date : Pressure: Number:Date
- Number:
Coments
- Date: Signature 4,,
- Unit No.1 Aux. Bldg. 305' elev.
C 16 : (operator's station)
- Unit No.1 Aux. Bldg. 30b' elev.
y 17 : (operator's station)
- Unit No. 1 Aux. Bldg. 305' elev.
_l 18 : (operator's station)
- Unit No. 1 Aux. Bldg. 281' elev.
19 : (outside MU-P "B" cubicle) O
- Unit No.1 Aux. Bldg. 281' elev.
Z 20 : (outside MU-P "B" cubicle
- Unit No. 1 Aux. Uldg. 281' elev.
21 : (outside MU-P "B" cubicle %,f
- Unit No.1 Reactor Bldg.
22 : (outside equipment hatch)
- Unit No.1 Reactor Bldg.
23 : (outside equipment hatch)
- Unit No.1 Turbine Bldg. 305' elev:
24 : (north wall)
- Unit No.1 Turbine Bldg. 305' elev:
25 : (north wall)
- Unit No. 1 Warehouse 26 : (north end)
- Unit No.1 Warehouse 27 : (north end)
- Unit No.1 Circulating Water House:
28 : (west wall)
- Unit No. 1 Circulating Water House:
29 : (west wall)
- Unit No. 1 Screen House 30 : (entrance way)
- Unit No. 1 Screen House 31 : (entrance way) 37.0 0
.FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 -4 ENCLOSURE XIV l Inspection of Emergency Respiratory Equipment Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Cylinders Month Year Reviewed By:
- Hydro:
Inspection
- Number:
Location
- Date: Pressure:
Coments
- Signature : Date :
1
- Unit 1 Control Room:
2 : Unit 1 Control Room: 3 : Unit 1 Control Room: 4 : Unit 1 Control Room: S : Unit 1 Control Room: 6 : Unit 1 Control Room: 7 : Unit 1 Control Room: 8 : Unit 1 Control Room: 9
- Unit 1 Control Room:
10 : Unit 1 Control Room: 38.0 e
FOR USE IN UNIT I ONLY 1053 Revision 4 ENCLOSURE XV Inventory Checklist Full Face Respirators W/ Canisters Month Year Number Present
- Number :
Model Type
- Location : Required : Facepiece : Canister : Quantity : Date/ Signature
- HP Lab /
- Control Pt :
25
- Control Rm :
- SSO 25
- U-1
- Warehouse :
25
- Alternate :
- EOF 25
- EOF 25
- I5C (may be:
- stored at :
- HP Lab /
25
- Control Pt :
- 0-1 PC
- Kits 4
- Env. Cont. :
- Ki ts*
4
- Note: These kits are located at the Environmental Controls Office at 44 Luke Drive, Middletown, Pa.
Comments: Reviewed By 39.0-i' % t# j 4 .-}}