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Fowards Public Version of Response to NRC 810709 Generic Ltr 81-27 Re Privacy & Proprietary Matl in Emergency Plan. Specific Info That Should Be Deleted Is Marked in Encl Excerpts from Operating Procedures
ML20031G730
Person / Time
Site: Diablo Canyon  Pacific Gas & Electric icon.png
Issue date: 08/11/1981
From: Crane P
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
To: Eisenhut D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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ML16340C047 List:
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GL-81-27, NUDOCS 8110230555
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Dear Mr. Eisenhut:

6 / rol Attached is our response to your letter dated July 9, 1 _ concerning privacy and proprietary material in energency plans (Generic Intter No. 81-27). 'Ittis letter requested identification of privacy and proprietary itens in any energency plans and implenenting procedures which have already been subnitted. The attached material are excerpts frcra the Diablo Canyon Plant Energency Operating Procedures which v,ere forwarded to Dr. H. R. Dentcn (NRR) and Mr. R. H. Engelken (Region V) on May 13, 1981. We have identified this information to he private or proprietary and request that it ha deleted prior to your distribution to varicLs Public Docunent Pcans. The specific infonnaticn which shcx11d be deleted is listed ir and indicated by brackets on pages caprising AttachTent 2. Vers) truly yours, ,/ l,J / l l j .f f -cc w/ enclosure: Mr. John C. Carr, Chief ( Freedan of Informaticn and Pr.vacy Branch-NBC Washingtcn, D. C. 20555 ~ 9110230555 811oiS N' [ {DRADOCK 05000275 PDR

ATTACHMENT 1 PRIVACY / PROPRIETARY MATERIAL IN DCPP PLANT MANUAL EMERGENCY OPERATING PROCEDURES Emergency Procedure Revision Privacy / Proprietary Material Number Number Date Item Location R-1 4 10/28/80 PSandE's Claim "Information for the Injured Section phone Employee" (attachment to pro-number cedure) Ditto " Employer's Report of Occupa-tional Injury or Illness" (attachment to procedure) DCPP phone PGandE form letter to pa-21 number physicians (attachment to procedure) Personnel names Dept. of Nuclear Plant Opera-and work phone tions DCPP (attachment to numbers for procedure) reporting injuries at DCPP R-2 1/08/81 DCPP phone Page 2 of 35 number R-6 3 6/.18/80 DCPP Security Page 2 of 7 Dept. phone number Fire Brigade Dept. of Nuclear Plant Opera-pers nnel tions, DCPP (attachment to procedure) M-1 1 5/28/80 PGandE Claim "Information for the Injured Section phone Employee" (attachment to number procedure) Ditto " Employer's Report of Occupa-tional Injury or Illness" (attachment to procedure) DCPP phone PGandE form letter to pa w1 number physicians (attachment to I procedure) l l

Emergeocy Procedure Revision Privacy / Proprietary Material Number __ Number Date Item Location M-6 4 6/16/80 Fire Brigade Dept. of Nuclear Plant Opera-personnel tions, DCPP (attachment to procedure) M-7 3 5/29/80 Employee, coia-Page 1 cf a _ pany, and home phone number GA-2 0 12/8/80 Off-Site Emer-Page 6 of 7 and page 7 of 7 gency Support Agency phone list GA-3 0 12/15/20 List of PC.., JE Page 6 of 9 and page 7 of 9 contractors and subcontracters Figure 1 - Dia-Page 8 of 9 gram of security building showing assembly areas Figure 2 - Unit Page 9 of ? 2 assembly area locations GA-6 3 8/28/80 Rad emergency kit Page 1 of 9 locations i l

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  • See Over INSTRUCTIONS: This report (Items'1 thru 141 sh'ould be writren and signed by the emp/cyee person.

sIly ant. countersigned by the supenisor. It is for all Industrial injuries and ir in duplicate.Tha o is to be retained for Company records; the cupf s to be detached after completion and given to the - i employee. Before signing in item 17, the supervisor should fill in the date of the report (Item 15) compute and notate the date 30 days from the date the injury was reported {ltem 16). if the employee later requires treatment by a doctor or becomes disabled, Form 62-4586 must be prepared and forwarded to the Safety, Health and Claims Department /MMED/ATELYaccompa by the original of this report. (# If the employ

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~. If the injured employee'cannot write English, the report may be made according to a verbal statem If necessary, the employee may sign by a mark and a witness to the repo.'t shot.ld sign below the em playee's mark.

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R-Z R u. L s/,e /r/ 1=Ac r r r o oAs Ann E Lr c T a,Io c o u PAwy s. UDGWS -{- OtAB1.0 CANYON POVIER PLANT RO. Bcx 56 Avda Eea:n. Cahfomia 93424 -M R.C. TH0itiBFJ.RY y zx::cemwax %t ame.ac.sa 9 Dear Dr. Thank you for being one of our panel physicians that treat our employees. Our primary goal is to provide employees who sustain industrial injuries Your requiring medical attention with prompt, first-class treatment. assistance in this endeavor is appreciated. There is an area of concern to us. While the number of employees that require treatment by a physician has remained stable or in some cases ^ (/ declined, the number of disabling injuries requirinj time away from work, i.e., lost time injuries, has dramatically increasec. We believe that some of this time away from work might possibly be avoided if the availability of light (modified) duty or desk-type work were more widely known. Some physicians have stated that in some cases the patient will respond more rapidly to treatment if kept busy in a ligr+ duty capacity. Productive, light-duty assignments are almost always availablu .r employees released for work within the medical restrictions established by the physician. It our policy to have an injured employee accompanied by"a supervisor or Should there be any ques-other representative on the first doctor's visit. tion about the availability or type of light daty that can be provided, he or she will be able to answer for us. Our employees' welfare is our main concern. Should you have any questions about our program, I will be glad to call on you at your convenience. Sincerely, R. C. THORNBERRY RCT:kgb e em -v

12 - I W. */ DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS ,of,g/go DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT Safety, Health and Claims Personnel to be Contacted for Reporting of Injuries at Diablo Canyon! Employee Injuries During working hours: C. B. Powell, San Francisco, At any other time: C. O. Uhreil, San Luis Obispo, Non-Employee Injuries C. O. Schreil, San Luis Obispo, If he cannot be reached, contact one of the following in. order.of preference: During working hours: 1. John C. Echols PGandE locali 2. Doug G. Keeler PGandEleal{ 3. George G. Perry (collection only) PGandE loca! After working hours on Monday through 8:00a.m. on Friday, except holidays: 1. John C. Echols Pleasant Hill 2. Doug G. Keeler Walnut Creek 3. John C. Vocke Lafayette 4. Amos L. Bechtold Cupertino 5. William H. Bingaman Novato 6. E. Anthony Giudici San Carlos 7. J. Alex McCorquodale San Ramon 8. Bruce P. Sadler Belmont 9. George G. Perry Hayward (collection only)

i IOGWIE Pacific Gas and Elactric Carapany """ IP- "= = 5 : REVISION e DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DATE ;-5-5; j r PAGE 1 OF 25 ll 1. DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) p- \\ s s l' TITLE

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" ! ' ' r i S ' 5 I [ t A~ TAC *-TdI':! S INSTRUCTIC!:S TCR m::!.:G I:. IRC:NE::TA' MIA!;'RE"I::TS T 4 SCC?i ~his attach =ent provides ins: ructions to =eni:oring :ea=s fer Icca:in; sa:p'e peints, cellecting sa=ples, and perfer=ing field analyses cf the sa=ples. assu=es tha: the overall pregra= is laid out by the E=ergency Evalua:1:ns and Recevery Coordina:er. Instructions for planning a progra= are con:ained in { Attach'ent 6 (i=i ial prOgra=) and 10:aCh=ent 7 (long-ter prOgra=). De g loca:1on and inven:or-c f each radiolegical e=ergency ki: is described in General Appe:idix GA-6, " Portable Energency Equip =en:." J Sis a::ach=ent is organized as follows: i 1. Co=unicatien with Enviren= ental Menitoring Tea =s l t .~ 2. Identificatien of Moni:oring 1.oca:1ons j 3. Sa=ple Identification and Dac.a Shee:s 4. Standard Sa=pling and Measure =ent Progra= 0 5. How to Read the TASC-4 1 6. External Dose Rate and/cr Count Rate Measure =en:s s 7. Greund Surveys I 8. Collection of Air Sa=ples 9. Determinati:n of Gross Iodir s (Tield Technique) l l 17 Beter=ination of Particulate (Tield Technique) ,I i

11. Soil and Vege tation Sa=pling Ii;
12. Liquid Sa=pling and Counting i.
13. Deter =ination of Se:earable Conta=ination C

14. Tables. Tigures, and Ter s ] I i 6 '"*****--seeme-.

._ _ e.a._.m.g a... I REvtslON DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) =- i D ATEl-6-El ,,c, g, 3 3 ITLE_7el,,,e ef air erne ?seicacti~e "eteriet e r i, T INS ~R'JCTIONS l Cen.unicatien with Envirennental Meniterine Tears _ 5 1. envireneental eenitoring tea =s maintain clese j It is i= perative that co==unication with the Inargency Evaluati ns and Rec:very Coordinator g the course of the acciden:. i throughout l leac - shall centact the E=ergency 1 As a =ini=u=, the =enitoring temEvalua: ions and Recovery Coordinato 1 a. Prior to beginning the coni: ring progrtn, in crder to ob:ain { 1) initial instrue:1:ns At least once per hour thereaf:er ) ] Any ti=e that a significantly high reading is found. g 3) ) is 6 ) The phone nu=ber of the plant b. Radios are available in the centrol i Contact =ay be =ade by radio. room, security building, I&C shop, and in several plant vehicles. c. Identifica:ien of Meniterine locatiens_ 2. the locations at which enviren= ental It is extre=ely i=portant that Therefore, a syste atic =casure=ents are =ade be clearly identified. d this accroach has been develcped to identify eenitoring locations, an j approach is used throughout this procedure and is illu { respec.tively. Coordinate Syste: a. Each =onitoring location is identified by three ecordinates, a ce= pass point, a distance in kile=eters, and a letter designati:n (i.e., NNk', 8 A). The ce= pass point refers to the sector in which the sample was taken. Tor purposes of this procedure, the 360* of the ec= pass have been divided into sixteen 22.5* sectors, which are identified by the In cecpass point of their centerline; i.e., N, NNE, NE INI, E, etc. h, so N this procedure, all directions are referenced to true nor: means true north. To help locate the distance fro = the plant at which the sample was the f olleving taken, concentric circles have been drawn on the map at0. 8 k= ( 800 m) k=, 4 k=, 6 k=, 8 k=, distances fro = the plant: This defines segeents of a 10 k=, 15 k=, 20 k=, 25 k=, 30 k=, etc. circle which are 22.5*in arc, and either 0.8.1.2, 2, or 5 km deep, m b O ~ o O

a w -a in w v. w w eiu w e i. u s o..,.. ; ritVmoN 3 I DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DATE 6/18/80 g, DI ABLO CANYON PO'NER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1&2 PAGE 1 OF 7 I j'l1l EMERGENCY PROCEDl'RE j l l,I TITLE RADIOLOGICAL FIRE M) N 8# APPROVED P'LANT MAN SCOPE ~ This procedure discusses the actions which are taken in the event of a fire which involves radioactive materials or radiation. 1 i GEhTRAL C A radiological fire is one which involves either radiation or radioactive materials. Exa=ples of this type of fire are fires in the solid radvaste storage f acility, the dru==ing station, contaminated ventilation filters, and electrical or lube oil fires in radiation areas. The pri=ary hazard (after plant safety and personnel injitry) is the spread of contamination. All reasonable attempts to prevent the spread of smoke-borne contamination should be made. '- ID I The plant fire fighting organization as shown in Figure 1. Also attached is a roster indicating the current firm brigade membership. SYMPTOMS 1. A fire is discovered in the auxiliary building, centain=ent or solid radwaste storage facility. 2. The fire system suunciator indicates a fire in any area vbere I radioactive materials or radiation areas are present. ACOMATIC ACTION The Deluge or Cardox fire systems may activate. IMMEDIATE OPERATION ACTION, 1. Activate the fire signal by dialing 779-II.

  • II" is code which gives the location of fire (see Table 1). The fire signal is a 30 second blast on the fire sirens. The signal vill be followed by the location code of the

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w NUMBER EP R-6 DIABLO C ANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1&2 REVISION 3 { -7 EMEMENCY PROCEDURE DATE 6/10/80 f RADIOLOGICAL FIPI PAGE 2 OF 7 TITLE i =_ Shif t Foreman (Fire Captain and Interim Site Energency Coordinator). a. Senior Control Operator (Assistant Fire Captain). l b. ~ Maintenance Assistance Ch'.-is (two). c. d. Flant Superintendent. e. Fire Chief. The Shif t Foreman vili dial 76 and be given full details regarding the 2. y These should includr ex cet location, severity, potential danger to fire. the safety of the plant and arc special radiological bamat ds present. The Shif t Fore =an shall act as Fire Captain and coordinate the emergency action. Ma=bers of the on-shif t fire brigade should report to the control room 3. to pick up their equipment and receive instructions f rom the Shift The Shift Fore =au is responsible for assuring that Technical Fore =an. Spscifications for control room staffing are not violated. Members of the ether two fire brigades should go to the cold machine 4. The Assistant Fire Captains should enter the conference call to shop. receive their instructions. If appropriate, change the control room ventilation system to the 5. isolation mode (Mode 3) to prevent the entry of s=oke and airborne activity. If the fire is in an area protected by either the cardor,,or deluge 6. systems, manually initiate these systems from the panel'inNh'e coctrol room or locally. h_ I SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS The Shif t Foresan, acting as Fire Captain and Interts Site Ecergency Coordinator, shall direct all subsequent actions from the control room until relieved by the long term Site Emergency Coordinator if the e=ergency warrants it. Such actions should include the following: If a fire cannot be physically contained and controlled within 1. approximately 10 minutes af ter fire fighting operations have begun, l assistance from the California Department of Forestry should be Their assistance should alao be requested at any other ti=e reque s t ed. the Fire Captain feels that they may be needed. If outside assistance has been requested, notify the Security I I NOTI: lj Depart =ent tgEEE} and have them notify the Avila Cate. 9

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DEPARTMENT OF NCULEAR PLANT OPERATIONS I DIABLO CANYON PO'WER PLANT RW-3 p. FIRE BRIGADE ORGANIZATIO!: PLANT MANAGER R. C. THORNBERRY PLANT SUPERINTENDENT R. PATTERSON . FIRE CHIEF DAVID McDANTEL FIRE CAPTAIN SHIFT FOREMAN ON WATCH ASST. FIRE CAPTAIN ASST. FIRE CAPTAIN ASST. FIRE CAPTAIN CREW #1 CREW #2 SENIOR SECURITY A. AQu!N0 D.L. ABNEY CONTROL OPERATOR SUPERVISORS ~ CREW MEMBERS CREW MEMBERS CREW MEMBERS D. Askins J. Albers Auxiliary Opers. (2) J. Dvorak S. Benson R. Bezerra J. Hubble .p E. Van Demarr M. Gescheider R. Smith A. Jones P. Huff R. Todaro D. Isbell C. Beck H. Wh'<_ D. Norton A. Lees M. Goodale B. Prevo L. Goscinski .t ,l I -1 i O~ l3 I y,y_yp3..y - -- _ =-,.

o m.1 Ed. 3 f/29/to INFORMATION POR THE IWUR' ) EMPLOYEE This notice comphes with the Califorma Labor Code se Commeny has en estensive safety program to help its employees avoid ensury. In the event of a work. General informata 1. resated en ury trawiri% -..wical care, specie: provision has been made f or the best medica' services available The Company is ve*y much concernec with its injured empioyees, and is provo to estehe the medics; crog tm deveioped over y ears of expereence far s you Denef rt. Eve y res sonomie etiors w'it be devoted in msmmizing the e atent eno duration of your industrasi.wury. r The Company is entirely setf 4nsured for incustrel in uries to its employees which arise out of and occur in the course of employ-s ment. Ali compeasa ion benef rts, mcluding medical treatment, rehaoilrtation programs, and disabiltty paymen% are admemetered by the Compant. lfQuestions arise,please contact your supervisor. Modecai Benefrts Through continuing efforts, the Company has utilized the talents of highly cualified physiciens and specialists 11. througnous pG&E system. A panel of doctors f amiha witn the various Company programs and benefits, encluding the hpht out, work orogram. has been established to provide a greater service to the insured employee. medical, surgical, and hospita! services and supplies reasonably required to cure or relreve you from the You are e7trtlec to rece effects of your injury, includmg nursms care and such things as crutenes and artif eca: limus, Reasonable transportation expense in. cadental to treatment will stso be provided. lit. Selection of Trostmg Phyacian: Treatment of industrial. injured employees is provided by the employe et the employer's expense witn the employee having the opportunity to change physicians if desired. California law permits employees who suetained en en-dustria! 6njury to be treated by a physicien or et a f acility of their cholce within a reasonable geographic ores commencraf JOdays after rne dere of in/ wry, or irrmediately by your personal physician, provided you notified the Company prior to your irsjury, if you wism to continue your s> resent treatment, you may do so. It is recommended that you continue with the pnysician that has been provided, but if you wish to enange doctors, notif y your supervisor. The Company's experience in this area is eveitable to es-sist you in setectmg the proper medical care. lf you elect to change to another treating physician or faciirty after 30 devs. you must notify your suDe visor of the nome and address of the physicism or f acitrty you have selected to corttinue treatment. You should snow this document to the physician or facilrty no they will be notibed of the immediate duty to report to the Company as re-ousted by Scerica 4603.2 of the Labor Code. If the f acitrty or physician requests.you are recuired to s gn a medicat in'ormation re. lesse to permit reoorts of treatmeit to be rendered to the Company. IV. Amount of Indemnery Payable. If your weekly wege raceeds $731.00, you are entitled to the msnimum Temporary Disabittty in-cemnity of $154.00 per week, communems on the inn full day aNet 6niury. lf the workeeisted insury results in nosonalization or more then 21 cays of cissoilrty, payments will commence the 1st full day of disability, if your disability results in lost time for over two years or you lose time after two years, you will be paid temporary disabilrty at the rete currently in effect. Tnes sophes only to insuren on or after 1 175. Permanent disability is paid at tne rete of 570.00 per week. Rehabilitation. Eff ective Jan ary 1,1975,the employer must provide a rehabitatation proprem for any employee where the treating V. u physician advises the Company that the employee will be unable to return to his usva-and customary occupation st the time of sn-jury,on a permanent basis. This program provices eervices suct as vocationet euelustion, counseling. retraining. including on 4mesob training and placement necessary to restore the inputed empioyee to suitable employment, which as not confmed to reemployment with PG&E.N n-pany works in conjunction with the California Rehabilitation Bu eau. r VI. Death Benefits if your 6njury iivits in death and you have e totetty dependent soouse, the sum of $50.0 DODO is the mesimum benef at, esceot in cases involving a spouse sad one or more dependent minor thiscren,the masimum is $55.000.00. There is sieo a manimum burial stiowance of $1.000.00. In cases of partial dependency, the death benefit witi be a sum equal to four times W emount annuativ devoted to the support of the dependents not to enceed $50,000 00. Yll. Further Information: If you wish further 6aformation on your particular case,in addition to what your supervisor has pro ided, contact the Workers' Compensation Claims Section6mterssiorM information end Anistaace Officers located 6n the offices of the Division ot ladustriot Accidents, Workers

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i INSTRUCTIONS: This report (f tems 1 thru 14) should be antren and signed by the employee pe ally and countersigned by the supervisor, it is for all Industrial injuries aad is in dup i is to be retained for Company records; the copy is to be detached after completion and gi smployce. Before signing in item 17, the supervisor should fillin the date of the repo compute and notate the date 30 days from the date the injury was reported (Item 16). 62-4586 must be If the employee later rn;uires treatment by a doctor or be:on;cs disabled, Form l d prepared and forwarded to the Safety, Health and Claims Department IMMEDIAT 7 l by the original of this report. If the employee is unable to fill out or sign this report,it shouo be prepared, signed by and the employee should be given a <:opy within 5 days as required by law. If the injured employee cannot write English, the report may be made according to a verb If necessary, the employee may si'gn by a mark and a witness to the report should sign belo playee's mark.

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~. m W ~nz J JAMESO S **t8 8 t m esswGa s OG2Wwt%? 08 M6taa psant optmatc=g ee4LEae 'Cate Ct%4matog Dear Dr. Thank you for being one of our panel physicians that treat our e=ployees. Our pri=ary goal is to provide e=ployees who sustain industrial injuries Your requiring medical attention with pro =pt, first-class treatment. assistance in this endeavor is appreciated. There is an area of concern to us. While the nu=ter of employees that requ_re treatment by a physician has re=ained stable or in so=e cases declined, the nu=ber of disabling injuries requiring time away fro = vork, i.e., lost time injuries, has dra=atically increased. We believe that some of this time away frc= verk =ight possibly be avoided if the availability of light (=odified) duty or desk-type work were more Some physicians have stated that in so=e cases the patient videly known. vill respond more rapidly to treat =ent if kept busy in a light-duty capacity. Productive, light-duty assig-.=ents are al= cst always available for e=ployees released for work within the =edical restrictions established by the physician. It is our policy to have an injured e=;1oyee ace==panied by a supervisor or Should there be any other representative on the first doctor's visit. question about the availability or type of light duty that can be provided, he or she vill be able to answer for us. Should you have any questions Our e=ployees' velfare is our main concern. about our progra=, I will be glad to call on you at your convenience. Sincere 2y, R. D. RAMSAY Plant Manager Diablo Canyon Pcuer Plant P. O. Sex 56 M M '93k2h Jvila Beach, CA a .:._ I RDR:g=k

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EP E'd NUMBER @ @ t5-3 PSC IIC G33 and EISClriC Company REVISION 3 5/29/80 DATE DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS A 4 y s 1&2 PAGE 1 OF ( l11]D DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) EMERGENCY PROCEDURE i OIL SPILL 170LATION AND CLEANUP PROCEDURE TITLE j 'Y 7/0//8E APPROVED ' / PLANT MA;f5GER SCOPE This procedure outlines the steps required to isolate and clean up s=all oil ss, ills that could occur during tank truck loading and unloading or during It is absolutely necessary that no oil reaches Diablo other plant operations. Creek or the ocean from spills that =ight occur. IMMEDIATE OPERATOR ACTION Perfor= any operation which can be done rapidly to stop the spill. 1. 2. Notify the Shif t Fore =an by telephone or radio. i SUBSEQUENT ACTION 1. Notify the following Co=pany personnel. a. For all occurrences: 1) Plant Manager. 2) Plant Superintendent. 3) Supervisor of Operations. 4) Supervisor of Chemistry and Radiation Protection. b. If any oil reaches the creek or the ocean: 1) Manager of Nuclear Plan. Operations or his alternate. 2) Supervising Nuclear Generation Engineer (Personnel and Enviroc= ental Safety) or his alternate. 3) District Manager, Los Padres District. 4) Onsite DER Marine Biologist. 5) PGandE Law Department. Mr. David J. Willia = son Company Phone: M Home Phone: N

idUMBER EP Il-7 g gy,3,03 3 ) DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOLS) 1&2 EFEPOESCY PROCEDURE OTL SPILL IS01ATIO'l R;D CLEM;U? PRO.0EDURE TITLE 2M 4 2. Notify the following non-Company agencies if any oil reaches the Creek or ocean a. Federal National Response Center. U.S. Coast Guard Washington, D.C. -T e l. (800) 424-8802 (tell free) b. Coast Guard Monterey (Captain of the Port) (408) 375-227P c. California State Office of E=ergency Services (800) 852-7530 (Toll Free) d. California State Land Co==1ssion (213) 590-5201 e. State - Executive Officer California Regional Water Quality Control Board Central Coast Region F122 Laorel Lane San Luis Obispo, CA 94301 (805) 549-3147 NOT2: A record of all such notifications should be kept on Form 18-9221, "E=ergency Notification Record." l 3. E=ergency Actions for Spills During Loading and Unloading of Tank Trucks I NOTE: Operating Procedure K-8 requires that operating personnel be present during loading and unloading of tank trucks'. This individual vill be responsible for taking necessary action should an oil spill occur during these operations. Types of spills that could be expecte3: a. 1) Transfer hose connection at truck or tank breaks loose and oil spills onto pavement. 2) Transfer hose frem tank truck breaks or cracks and oil spills onto pavecent. 3) Ove rfilling of the diesel fuel oil tanks or the auxiliary boiler fuel oil tank. \\

NUMBER EP G/.-2 D;ABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1&2 REVHaOn 0 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPENDIX DATE 12/8/B0. NeTIFICATION OF OFF-SITE EMERGENCY ORE NIZATIONS I TITL E PAGE S OF 7 c. Contact the Decartment of Energy by calling the Regional Coordinating Office in San Francisco. The caller should provide the information listed on Form 18-10262 which is available at the time of the notification. Follow-up contacts should be made on a regular periedic basis. If the Site Emergency Coordinator deems it appropriate, a recuest shculd b.e made for the Department of Energy to dispatch a radiological assistance team. d. Contact the Westinghouse Electric Corporation to obtain emergency technical advice concerning Westinghouse ecuipment or conocnents involved in the emerger.cy. Follow-up calls may be required. If tne numbers listed in Table 1 are used without success, then refer to " Westinghouse Emergency Response Plan," for other technical representatives. REFERENCES 1. NUREG-0610 " Draft Emergency Action Level Guidelines for Nuclear Power Plants," September 1979. 2. NUREG-0654, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedners in Support of Nuclear Pcwer Plants," January 1980. 3. Diablo Canyon Pcwer Plant Emergency Plan, Revision 2. ATTACFMENTS 1. 18-10262 Emergency Status Form 12/80 2. 18-9221 Emergency Notification Record Form 7/80 %w e

NUMBER Ef GA-F ~ ~ Dl ABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 Revision 0 EMERGZNCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPENDIX TITLE _ NOTIFICATION OF OF~-SITE EMERGENCY ORGAN 12aT]ONS E6OF 7 =- j TABLE 1 OFF-SITE SUPPORT AGENCY PHONE LIST 1. San Luis Obisco County Sheriff's Operation Center County Office of Emergency Services County Health Agency 2. Federal Acenciel Nuclear Regulatory Commission Incident Response Center-Bethesda, MD Region Y - Walnut Creek, California U.S. Deparment of Energy Regional Coordinating Office San Francisco, California U.S. Coast Guard Can.anoer, C.G. Group Monterey Coast Guard Cutter at Morro Bay I Oil Spill Center Federal Emergency Fanagement Agency - San Fras-isco 3. State of California Office cf Emergency Services Departmcnt of Public Health Radiological Health Sectio.: Department of Forestry Parks and Recreation Department North District South District 4 Local French Hospital San Luis Ambulance Service Swift-Aire Local Doctors 5. San Francisco St. Francis Hospital %%~

f ~~ NUMBER LV LA-4 l ABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOIS) 1&2 Revision O O OMERGENCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPENDIX NOTIFICATION OF OFF-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATIONS U#[E A 7 0F 7 TITLE TABLE 1 (Continued) 6. Ccmoany Nuclear Power Generation 0ecartment Energy Dispctch Centrol Center - San Francisco Energy Dispatch Control Center l - Fresno Public Information Representative / - San Luis Obispo 7 7. Westinchouse Electric Corcoraticn Office Regiona.1 Manager Home

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~ q N EP GA-3 DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 N O ~ EMERGENCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPEND 1X DATE 12/15/80 TITLE EuEDGENCY ASSEWELY AND ACCCUNTaBILITY PAGE 5 OF 9 a. If the person is believed to be outside the plant security fence, the Project Superintencent or his alternate will instruct a security guard to accompany the unaccounted for person's supervisor or designated alternate in a search. b. If the.erson is believed to be within the plant security fence, the Site Emergency Coordinator shall assign appropriate personnel to perfonn a plant search. If the situation dictates, the Emergency Radiological Advisor will provide a member of the Chemical and Radiation Protection Department for assistance. c. The person leading the search will contact the Project Super-intendent or Emergency Liaison Coordinator when contact has been made with the unaccounted for personnel. 6. The Site Emergency Coordinator shall direct the Project Superintendent or his alternate to notify the respective assembled personnel to remain at their location, move to another on-site location; or evacuate. UNIT 1 ASSEuBLY AREAS The first person listed in each group below is designated as the primary DAAS to be responsible for the accountability of personnel at each assembly ~ area. Using the emergency conference line, (dial 1332) he shall inform the Security Shift Supervisor of the status of his areas as soon as oracticable. s 1. Control Room a. Shift Foreman - interim Site Emergency Coordinator b. Plant Superintendent c. Operators on shift d. Resident NRC Inspector (one desicnated inspector) 2. Technical Support Center a. Plant Manager - long-term Site Emergency Coordinator b. Technical Assistant to the Plant Manager c. Power Plant Engineer d. Supervisor of Operations e. Senior Power Production Engineer (Nuclear) f. Senior Power Production Engineer (Operations) g. Relief Shit Supervisor h. Resident h".C Inspector (one designated inspector) 1. QC Supervisor J. Supervisor of Maintenance k. Supervisor of Chemistry and Radiation Protection 1. Senior Instrument and Controls Supervisor 3. Cold Machine Shop a. Instrw ent and Controls Supervisor b. Senior Pcwer Production Engineer (Maintenance) c. Power Production Engineer (Mechanical Maintenance) l 1 l

v NUMBER EP GA-3 DI ABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOIS) 1 AND 2 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPENDIX REVisloN O TITLE EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUNTABILITY PAGE 60F 9 d. Power Production Engineer (Electrical Maintenance) e. Mechanical Foreman f. Electrical Foreman g. Mechanical Maintenante personnel h. Electrical Maintenance personnel 1. Instrument Maintenance Foreman J. I&C Maintenance personnel k. Materials facility personnel 4. Access Control Senior Chemistry and Radiation Protection Engineer a. b. Chemistry and Rad 11 tion Protection Engineers c. RPM Foreman d. Radiation and Procsss Monitors e. All other personnel 6 the controlled areas 5. Security Building (Operational Support Center (OSC)) Figure 1 shows the location pf the designated assembly areas in the Security Building. .) Area a. Security Shift Supervisor 5 b. Security Supervisor 1 c. Senior Power Production Engineer (Nuclear) 2 d. Nuclear engineers 3 e. Planning engineers 3 f. Staff engineers 3 g. Training engineers 3 h. QC personnel 4 1. QA personnel 4 j. Clerical force 4 k. NRC clerks 4 1. Unassigned security personnel 6 m. Visitors 4 UNIT 2 PGandE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND CONTRACTORS ASSEMBLY AREAS j All Unit 2 construction personnel shall be accounted for by controlling the individual's project I.D. photo badge. En route to their assembly areas, each employee shall deposit their I.D. badge at the proper alley of entry. Each contractor will assign a staff member to report to the badge alley to l assist in accounting for their personnel and for resolving any discrepancies. Figt,re 2 shows the assembly area locations for Unit 2 construction personnel. The assecoly area supervisor will be the Senior Representative of ecch group on site. Group Area G.F. A. Co. and their subcontractors A-1 Pullman Power Products A-2 P,r' Foley and their subcontractors B

s EP GA-3 NUMBER 1 AND 2 EMON 0 I ABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 12/15/30 EFERGENCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPENDIX D DATE EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY AND ACCCUNTABfLfTY PAGE 7 OF 9 TITLE-Area Group PGandE General Construction C1 Station Construction Crew C1 Engineering Services Cl Quality Control Group C1 Biology Lab personnel C2 Mechanical Group C2 Start-Up Grcep C3 Electrical Group C3 Civil Grouc C4 Acministration Grouc Cl Cal-Poly Foundation C1 Department of Fish and Game C5 Kaiser /lockheed/EcoMar C6 Tech-Sil C6 Empco C6 Plant Thorpe C7 Westinghouse - P.G.S. C7 Westinghouse - Nuclear D Visitors and other personnel not listed above MISCELLANECUS_ If an emergency occurs during the evening or on a weekend or holiday, theHowever, per same areas used during working hours shall be utilized. who are off-site at the time of the emergency and are notified to report to the site to assist in recovery operations, shall be instructed as to where If no instructions are given, personnel they should report when notified. reporting to the site shall proceed imediately to the Security Building / Ocerational Support Center (refer to Procedure GA-9, " Activation of the Operational Support Center"). ATTACWENTS Individual Accountability Sheet, 10/80. 1. Form f 18-10059, Sumary of Personnel Accountability and Assignments,10/80. 2. Form # 18-10060, l I ^W_

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m "uusER EP cA-LE) Gree Pa'cific Gas and Electric Company R E"IslON 3 DNrE 8/28/80 A A DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS !! j i DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 PAGE 1 OF 9 1 EMIRGENCY PROCEDURE - GENERAL APPENDIX 6 ij PORTABLE EMERGENCY E0VIPMENT D, Tit E M 1/9/81 c APPROVED PLANT MANAGER 8 SCOPE This appendix describes the various types of portable emergency equipment, their location, use, procurement and applicable surveillance. A. RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY KITS The kits consist of two yellow boxes each. Each t,ax is clearly identified. The contents of each emergency kit are given in Table 1. The contents of each box of an individual emergency kit can be found on the inside cover of the box. 1. LOCATION Kit No.1 - Morro Bay Power Piant Kit No. 2 - Nuclear Infonnation Center (PGandE) \\ Kit No. 3 - San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Office Kit No. 4 - Diablo Canyon Power Plant Security B1dg., Weapons Storage Roor Kit No. 5 - Diablo Canyon Power Plant Security Bldg., Weapons Storage Roor 2. USE The kits are available for use in case of a radiulogical emergency by a designated monitoring team composed of at least two individuals trained in energency radiological monitoring. The team will be notified by the Site Emergency Coordinator as to which kit to use and which area they will monitor. Other instructions are contained in each emergency kit. 3. OBTAINING AN EMERGENCY KP a. Kit No. I can be obtained by the designated monitoring team from the Morro Bay Power Plant by going directly to the plant gate and calling the plant office from the outside phone and identifying the monitoring team members and the type of emergency. The kit is located in the Conference Room's storage room, b. Kit No. 2 can be obtained by the designated monitoring team from the Nuclear Infonnation Center's Comunications Rocm, af ter obtaining a key or the combination to the door lock, going to the Information Center and opening the door to the Ccmunications Room. Keys are f ' -/ _... ~..

v NUMBER EP GA-6 DI ABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT N,0(S) 1 AND 2 REvlslON 3 DATE 8/28/80 TITLE PORTABLE EMERGENCY EC'JIPMENT available in the on-site emergency kits. The combination is available from the Site Emergency Coordinator. NOTE: The emergency room door is alamed. Before opening the door. g HTT Security at 'the Port San Luis Gate and have them disable the alam. c. Kit No. 3 can be obtained by the designated monitoring team from the Sheriff's County Operational Facility (San Luis Obispo) by going to that facility and identifying the members of the team to the duty of fice. d. Kit No. 4 and No. 5 can be obtained by the designated monitoring team from the Site Security Euilding and infoming the Security Shift Supervisor. 4. SURVEILLANCE FREQUENCY a. Kit inventory will be performed at a nominal annual frequency. Forms 18-9823-1 and 18-9823-2 are used to docurnent the Inventory. b. Kit radiologic 11 instruments will be replaced or recalibrated at a r.ominal quartecly frequency in accordance with the nomal,nractice established by the I&C Maintenance Department. 4 c. Dosimeter caarger and flashlight batteries will be replaced at a nominal quarterly frequency. B. _ EMERGENCY EVACUATION KITS Each kit consists of a yellow box, clearly identified. The contents of each emergency evacuation kit are given in Table 2. The contents of each box can be found on the inside cover of the box. 1 1. LOCATION The two emergency evacuation kits are located in the 'n'eapons Storage Room of the Plant Security Building. 2. USE The kits are available for use in case site evacuation is ordered by the Site Emergency Coordinator. The Evacuation Coordinator would then have the kits issued to the evacuation tean, leaders. 3. CBTAINIhG AN EMERGENCY EVACUATION KIT The emergency evacuation kits can be obtained by requesting them free ( the Security Shift Supervisor. l ,}}

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