ML20032A438
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| Site: | Dresden, Byron, Braidwood, Quad Cities, Zion, LaSalle  |
| Issue date: | 10/09/1981 |
| From: | Cooper D, Nelson G COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. |
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Attached are three procedures of the Commonwealth Edison Corepany Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures for the Corporate Coninand Center and Bnergency Operating Facility.
To up date you procedures please do the following:
1-Remove old table of contents page 1 and 2 dated March 9, 1961 and destroy.
2-Md new table of contents page 1ec7. dated October 9,1981 3-Remove old procedure CC-1 (Rev. 7, Dec. 1980) and destroy.
l 4-Md new revised procedure CC-1 (Rev. 8, Aug.1981) i 5-Remove old procedure EDF-1 (Rev.1, Dec.1980) Awc FCSM 7 -
6-Md new revised procedure EEF-1 (Rev. 2, Aug.1981) 7-Md new procedure DOF-11 (Rev. O, Jan.1981) following existing procedure DOF-10.
In order actnowledge receipt please sien, date and return this sheet to:
Vernon L. Chaney Ccrinonwealth Edison Co.Tpany P.O. Box 767 72 West Mams Street Room 1248 Chicago, Illinois 60690 GLA3c2' g
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PURPOSE The purpose of tt
- edure is to assist the Corporate Command Center Director in fulfilling the responsibilities assigned in the GSEP.
1 B.
REFERENCES 1.
The Generating Stations' Emergency Plan and Telephone
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Directory 2.
Directory of Personnel Responsible for Radiological Health Programs 3.
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures (EPIP's) of the t
Offsite GSEJ Organization Positions.
(A complete volume is located at each EOF and in the CCC.)
4.
Production Department Nuclear Duty Officer Guidelines Os.
and Procedures 5.
General Company Order No. 19, Reporting and Handling of Trouble and Extraordinary Conditions l
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PREREQUISITES 1.
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PRECAUTIONS 1.
None E.
LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS 1.
This procedure primarily addresses the necessary notifications for each class of emergency.
It does not attempt to describe or direct the technical O-decision-making during the emergency response.
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PROCEDURE O
1.
Responsibilities -
The Corporate Cormand Center Director is responsible for directing thu overall GSEP activities for emergencies of limited extent.
For emergencies of L
CC-1 August, 1981 Revision 8 Page 2 great extent, which will require activation of the Recovery Group, the CCC Director will serve as a support individual for the Recovery Manager.
2.
Duties -
a.
Activate and direct the GSEP organization and coordinate all company activities involved in coping with the emergency. Continue this overall command until the Recovery Manager assumes command at the Nearsite EOF.
Then, provide backup support-for the Recovery Manager from the CCC.
b.
Notify Federal, State, and approp-iate local agencies of emergency conditions ic accordance with Section 6.1 of the GSEP. A summary of notifications required for each class of emergency follows in subsequent sections of this procedure.
c.
Ensure that appropriate measures are taken to:
1)
Terminate the condition causing the' emergency.
2)
Protect employes and the public.
3)
Minimize the damage to the plant.
4)
Effect post-accident recovery and deactivate the GSEP organization.
d.
Approve all company press releases to the public.
l e.
Request assistance from outside emergency response organizations such as INPO or the Department of l
Energy, if required.
3.
Whenever the Corporate Command Center Director is notified that a GSEP condition exists, he will inform corporate executives of the following or as much information as a available a.
GSEP condition b.
Location of occurrence c.
Status (including any suspected gaseous or liquid releases) d.
Equipment involved e.
Personnel injuries l
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- 4.. The Muclear Accident Reporting System Form-(NARS Form) 7.hould be used for, recording and transmitting O-information from the CCC to ESDA and DNS'on the'NARS phone. ' All agencies and all CECO locations should use j
the NARS Form to provide a format for standardized communication.- The form should be used to record initial linformation as reported by the Station or System Power Supply Dispatcher.
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Corporate Command Center Director's procedure for_a 4
TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT.
p a.
Notification to the CCC Director will come from the Syaem Power Dispatcher if the Station ~ Director l
declared the Transportation Accident.
It is l
possible that the CCC Director would receive the initial notification of the accident.
If this i
occurs, declare a TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT condition and noaify the station.
Proceed with further notiffcations.
b.
Activate the positions of the GSEP Corporate f
Command Center organization deemed necessary to meet the needs of the accident.
1)
Notify News Information as soon as possible to inform the Newa Officer about the accident.
Notify even if the CCC organization is not activated.
1 c.
Ensure that the following agencies have been promptly notified of the emergency by the carrier:
1)
The United States Department of Transportation.
2)
The local emergency agency (Police, Fire, etc.)
nearest to the scene of the accident.
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The Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency.
(In the event another state is involved, notification should have been made in l:
accordance with Directory of Personnel Responsible for Radiological Health Programs, i
Reference J.
d.
Each notification of the above agencies should have i
included:
,1)
Name of reporter.
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Name and address of the carrier represented'by
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Phone number where reporter can be contacted.
4)
Date, time, and location.
5)
Extent of: injuries, if any.
6)
The classification, name, and quantity of hazardous materials involved.1
- 7) The nature of hazardous material involved and whether a health hazard exists at the scene.
Refer to EPIP CC-1A, the CCC. Director's procedure for Release of a Hazardous Material or Substance.
e.
Notify NRC Region III.
f.
Notify. Illinois ESDA via NARS, if readily available.
If not available at your location, call on commercial phone and transmit the NARS form O
information.
g.
If deemed necessary, dispatch environmental monitoring teams or seek the aid of other emergency response organizations to assist in the field.
h.
Edison has entered into a Voluntary Assistance Agreement with other utilities to aid in response to transportation accidents. Should such assistance be necessary in an area distant from Edison's territory, contact INPO who will help
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provide contacts or manpower from other utilities -
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or - Refer to Attachment G which lists other utility signators to this agreement.
If the accident is in the service territory of one of these utilities, contact a person from the corresponding roster and arrange the necessary assistance.
- i. Close out by ensuring' appropriate government l
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Corporate Command Center Director's for an UNUSUAL EVENT a.
Notification to the CCC Director will come from the
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b.
Notify the following agencies of the event:
1)
Illinois ESDA and DNS, via NARS, if readily available.
If not available at your location, call ESDA on Commercial Phone and ask Duty Person to patch-in DNS.
Transmit information from NARS Form.
2)
Iowa Office of Disaster Services (for Quad Cities Station only).
Iowa can be called on NARS on a specific dial code with ESDA and DNS; or it can be patched-in from ESDA switchboard on request.
3)
Wisconsin Division of Emergency Government (for Zion Station only).
4)
NRC - Region III - This will be a follow-up
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call.
The station's call on Red Phone goes to Region III also.
c.
Activate those positions of the GSEP CCC organization deemed necessary to meet the needs of the event.
1)
Notify News Information &s soon as possible to inform the News Officer about the event.
Notify even if the CCC organization is not activated.
f d.
Give periodic updates to appropriate state agencies including as much information as is available.
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Emergency response actions underway; 2)
Recommended emergency actions, including protective measures;
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Prognosis for worsening or termination of event based on plant information.
e.
Close out with a verbal summary to NRC, State of
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Illinois, and contiguous state authorities and GSEP Group as appropriate or escalate to a more severe class using information gained during accident assessment.
(Refer to Site An7ex EAL Tables for added guidance).
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Corporate Command Center Director's procedure during an Alert.
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Notification to the CCC Director will come from the System Power Dispatcher, b.
Notify the following:
1)
Illinois ESDA and DNS, via NARS, if readily available.
If not available at your' location, call ESDA on commercial phone and request duti person to patch-in DNS.
Transmit information, using NARS form.
2)
Iowa Office of Disaster Services (for Quad Cities Station only).
Iowa can be called on NARS on a specific dial code with ESDA and DNS; or it can be patched-in from the ESDA switchboard, on request.
3)
Wisconsin Division of Emergency Government (for Zion Station only).
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4)
NRC Region III ~ This will be a follow-up call. The Station's call on red phone goes to Region III also.
- 5) Institute of Nuclear Power Operations.
c.
Activate those positions of the offsite GSEP organization deemed necessary to meet the needs of the Alert. Declare activation of the Recovery Group at the EOF if deemed necessary.
- 1) Notify News Information as soon as possible to inform the News Officer about the situation.
Notify even if the CCC organization is not completely activated.
d.
Provide periodic plant status reports and prompt reports of significant changed conditions to Illinois ESDA/DNS on NARS, change including as much of the following data as possible:
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- 1) Type of actual or projected release (airborne, waterborne, surface spill), and estimated duration / impact times;
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- 2) Estimate of quantity of radioactive material released or being released and the height of release;
- 3) Chemical and physical form of released material, including estimates of the relative quantities and concentration of noble gases,
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- 4). Prevailing weather (wind velocity, direction, temperature, atmospheric stability data; form
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of precipitation, f any);
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Actual or projected iose rates-at site boundary; projected integrated dose at site -
boundary; 6)
Projected dose.ates and integrated dose at about 2, 5, and 10 miles, including sector (s) affected -
7)
Estimate of any surface radioactive contamination; 8)
Emergency response actions underway; 9)
Reconunended emergency actions, including protective measures; Refer to Tables-in Attachment H for recommended protective actions.
10)
Requested onsite support from offsite organizations; and 11)
Prognosis for worsening or termination of event based on plant information.
e.
Close out or recommend reduction in emergency class by briefing NRC, State of Illinois, and contiguous state authorities as appropriate and 'JSEP groups or escalate.to a more severe class using sccident assessment information.
(Refer to Sitt Annex EAL
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Corporate Command Center Director's procedure during a Site Emergency.
a.
Notification to the CCC Director will come from the System Power. Dispatcher.
b.
Notify the following:
1)
Illinois ESDA and DNS on NARS phone, if available.
If not available at your location, call ESDA on commercial phone and request the switchboard to patch-in DNS.
Transmit information, using NARS Form.
2)
Iowa Office of Disaster Services (for Quad Cities Station only).
Iowa can be called on NARS on a specific dial code with ESDA and DNS.
Or it can be patched-in from the ESDA switchboard on request.
- 3) hisconsin Division of Emergency Government (for Zion Station only).
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NRC Region III - This will be a follow-up call.
The Station's call on red phone _goes to Region III, also.
5)
Institute of Nuclear Power Operations.
c.
Activate the entire GSEP Corporate Command Center Group, with attention to prompt notification of News Information to inform the News Officer about the emergency.
d.
Activate the Recovery Group to serve at the Nearsite EOF.
1)
Appoint an alternate CCC Director to remain at the CCC while you travel to the EOF to serve as Recovery Manager, OR 2)
Contact ara individual qualified to serve as Recovery Manager and direct him to travel tci EOF immedia tely.
3)
Continue as Director of the Site Emergency response from the CCC until the Recovery Manager has arrived at the EOF and notifies
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the CCC Director that he will assume command of the emergency response.
4)
Contact other GSEP Personnel to fill the positions in the Recovery Group at EOF.
e.
Ensure activation of the Environs Director.
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reports of significant changed conditions to T
1111nois ESDA/DNS on NARS, including as much of the following_ data as possible:
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- Type of actuai or projected release:
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Estimate of quantity of radioactive material released or' being; released and the height of, i
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release; 3)
Chemical and physical form of released material, including estimates of the relative-quantities.and concentration of noble gases,
, iodines, and particulates; 4)
Prevailing weather (wind velocity,' direction, temperature, atmospheric stability data; form of precipitation, if any);
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Actual or projected dose rates at site j
boundary; projected integrated dose'at site boundary; 6)
Projected dose rates and integrated dose at' about 2, 5, and 10 miles, including sector (s) affected; s
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Estimate of any surface radioactive contamination; 8)
Emergency response actions underway; I
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Recommended emergency actions, including protective measures; Refer to GSEP Tables in Attachment H for protective actions.
10)
Requested onsite support from offsite organizations; and i
11)
Prognosis for worsening or termination of event based on plant information.
g.
Close out or recommend reduction of emergency class by briefing of the NRC, Sta of Illinois, local authorities, and contiguous _; ate agencies as appropriate and GSEP groups using accident-assessment information; or escalate to a GENERAL-EMERGENCY.
(Refer to Site Annex EAL Tables for classification guidance.)
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Corporate Command Center Director's procedure during a General Emergency O
a.
Notification to the CCC Director will come from the System Power Dispatcher (unless the EOF is already activated.)
-b.
Notify the following agencies:
1)
Illinois ESDA/DNS and appropriate local authorities as outlined below (if the Station Director has not already notified them):
a) When the NARS Form is completed with -
specific recommendations for sheltering
--d/or evacuation, use the NARS phone for a brief message-to ESDA and DNS only.
This brief message should indicate the recommended shelter / evac 2ation' actions and is intended to allow ESDA and DNS to prepare for further instructions to the local authorities. Confirm whether ESDA s
or CECO will make the NARS call to local agencies as listed next in step b.
3 b)
Formally notify ESDA/DNS and all ap"ropriate local agencies on the NARS phone and communicate General Emergency in ormation from the NARS Form.
2)
Institute of Nuclear Power Operations 3)
NRC Region III - This will be a follow-up call. The Station's call on red phone goes to Region III also.
c.
Activate the entire GSEP CCC Group, with attention to prompt notification of News Information to inform the News Officer about the emerger.cy.
d.
Activate the Recovery Group to serve at the dearsite EOF.
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Appoint an alternate FCC Director to remain at
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Continue as Director of_the General Emergency
. response from the CCC until the Recovery Manager has arrived'at the EOF and notifies the CCC Director that he will assume cocmand of the emergency response.
- 4) Contact other GSEP Personnel to fill the positions in the Recovery Group at EOF.
e.
Ensure activation of the Environs Director and Environs Monitoring Teams.
f.
Provide periodic plant status reports and prompt reports of significant changed conditions to Illinois ESDA/DNS. Also, provide same to Iowa Office of Disaster Services and Wisconsin Division of Emergency Government in the cases of Quad Cities and Zion respectively.
Include as much of the following information as possible:
1)
Type of actual or projected release (airborne, waterborne, surface spill), and estimated duration / impact times; 2)
Estimate of quantity of radioactive material released or being released and the height of release; 3)
Chemical and physical form of released material, including esth ates of the elative quantities and concentration of ncble games, lodines, and particulates; 4)
Prevailing weather (wind velocity, direction, l
temperature, atmospheric stability data; form of precipitation, if any);
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Actual or. projected dose rates at site boundary; projected integrated dose at site boundary; 6)
Projected dose rates and integrated dose at about 2, 5, and 10 miles, including sector (s) affected; O
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Estimate of any surface radioactive contamination; 8)
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10)
Requested onsite support from offsite organizations; and 11)
Prognosis,for worsening or termination of~
event based on plant information.
g.
Close out or recommend reduction of emergency class by briefing of the NRC, State of Illinois, local authorities, and contiguous state agencies, as appropriate, and GSEP groups using accident assessment information.
(Refer to Site Annex EAL
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Additional duties of the Corporate Command Center Director.
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Assign a person to serve as Communicator on the phones. This person'should be an alternate CCC
. Director or be qualified through having participated as communicator in Exercises _and/or Drills.
b.
Keep detailed records of GSEP activities including times of such itens as notifications made and or received and_significant events which occur.
c.
Establish a schedule of personnel for relief or shif t duty, if the emergency is anticipated to
' require 24-hour nanning. Attachment B is a suggested four or five-man rotation schedule.
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CHECKLISTS 1.
Attachment A - Nuclear Accident Reporting System Form
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Attachment B - Day-off Schedule for Recovery Group Shift Manning 3.
Attachment C - Corporate Command Center Notification Log 4.
Attachment D - Corporate Command Center Communication capability 5.
Attachment E - Location of Emergency Support Centers, List of Acronyms.
6.
Attachment F - Initiating Conditions 7.
Attachment G - Roster of Utility Contacts for Transportation Accidents.
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Attachment H - Recommended Protective Actions for Gaseous Release.
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DATE AteD TIME OF MESSAGE ATTACHMENT A TIME vAft STATE OF ILL!!;0IS WCLEAR ACuM REPORTI:.G SYSTEM FOR:4 1.
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ACCIDENT CLASSIFICAT!0N 3.
REACTGR NW5ER (S) hSRAIDWOOD A TRANSTCRTATION ACCIDENT A CNE (I)
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[GUADCITIES h S UNUSUAL EVENT TWO (Z)
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[NOTAPPLICABLE D LA SALLE E BYRON GENERAL EMERGENCY
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TIME CATE 5.
INCIDENT INYCLVES:
- 6. SITUATION I!;VOLVES:
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TYPE OF RELEASE IS A 40 RELEASE RADI0 ACTIVE GASEOUS
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FOR If. FORMATION ONLY - (UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT OR TRAt.SPORTATION ACCIDENT) i PREPARE FCR POSSIBLE ACTION INVOLVING THE PUBLIC, TO INCLUDE NOTIFICATIO?.. ( ALERT OR LITE EMERGENCY OR TRANSPORTATION ACCICENT) l NOT!FY N BLIC TO TAKE TME FOLLOWING PROTECTIVE ACTIONS. (SITE OR GENERAL E'iERGENCY OR TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT.)
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0-2 MILE RADIUS (GASE0US RELEASE) 2-5 MILES FOR THREE (3) DOWWIND SPORS (GASEGUS PELEASE) 5-10 MILES FOR THREE (3) 00WNWI.1D SECTORS (GASEOUS RELEASE)
G MILES (TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT OR OTHER)
[ DISCONTINUE USE OF POTENTIALLY AFFFCTED WATER IN LOCAIiO:45 )
[ PUT CATTLE UN STORED FEED IN DCWNWIND SECTORS OUT TO
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CONTIrUING - EXPECTED DURATI0d OR MAGNITUDE
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TERMINATED - APPROXIMATE CURATION OR MAGNITt>DE
- 10. HEISNT OF GASECUS RELEASE IS:
A GROUND LEVEL B
ELEVATED II. WIND SPEED KTERS PER SECOND X 2 =
MILES PER HOUR NOTE: USE NOT APPLICABLE (N/A) WHERE APPROPRIATE.
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- 17. ACCIDENT RELATED INJURIES:
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YES 18.
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LOCATICN OF TRANSPORTATICN ACCIDENT:
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TYPE OF SHIPMENT (NEW FUEL, SPENT FUEL. LOW WASTE. ETC.):
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TYDE OF VEHICLE OR CONTAINER D.
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DATE/ TIME TELEPHurat:
REL I H; TELt.PHUNE k t40 I H; te JT1F 8 ED 4
NOTIFIED NAMt.
OFFICE IF)ME Nitt'I r-TA-ON NAME OFFICE fp Nt:
NUr t rIC A-ON DA%/lT ME j
HEcuvEMY MANAGFR/CG 'lORATED COMMAND CENTt'R Of HECTOR T_
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_t TEfHNICAL SUPIORT PtANAGF WflNTEl.f.!GENCE Dl HtT?NH T U e
F.
A. Palmer 312-294-3366 312-367-7659 J.
S.
uttel 312-294-8306 312-295-2400 D.
P. Galle 312-294-6551 815-485-660s J.
P.
Leider 312-294-3904 312-860-5797 G. P. Wagner 312-294-8530 312-336-4041 H. E. Bliss 312-294-3831 312-771-4543 W. P. Worden 312-294-3347 312-357-0602 J. S. Abel 312-294-2822 312-34d-8306 J. O. Danson 312-294-3349 312-623-4249 W.
F. Naughton 312-294-3833 312-995-3162 r
i ILL. ESDA 217-782-7660 ADVISOHY SUPPUNT DIRECIUM Q.C. IUWA D.S.
515-281-3231 D.
E. O'Brien 815-458-2801x214 s15-744-6345 i
ZION WISC. DEG 608-266-3232 H. C. Ward 815-234-5441x214 312-ed4-6099 NHC REG. III 312-932-2500 D.
L.
Farrar 815-942-2920x224 312-420-1802 H. D. B i r. hop 815-357-676tm214 815-4b7-6545 COHPORATE ExtruTIVES L. F. Gerner 309-654-2241x243 319-332-6819 l
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C. Reed 312-294-3121 312-221-9848 G. J. Pital 312-746-Jus 4x214 312-295-2674 1
312-221-9863 l
B.
Lee 312-294-3103 312-861-0548 MEDICAL DIRECTOM l
815-741-9078 Dr. W.
H.
Mehn 312-294-4003 312-e69-7190 J. J. O'Connor 312-294-3224 312-679-2735 312-664-6128 l
D r. St. G.
Haley 312-294-4004 312-565-0294 EMERGENCY NtMS CENTEM DIREC'!OR/INtVRMATION OtHECrup 312-6t,6-2 3 3 3 I
D. A.
Pettus 312-294-4011 312-696-4473 J. F.
tk>J an 312-294-3000 312-297-4256 ENVIHONMENTAL-134EkGLhCY COiJkDihABJH/ENVIhuNMk.NTAL 7
W. H.
Harrah 112-294-3001 312-541-3532 DikECNR a*
J. G. Toscas 312-294-2999 312-664-8160 J. C. Golden 312-294-8532 312-751-0966 g
t C.
F. Blessing ton 312-294-3002 312-864-2942 R.
A.
Flessner 309-654-2241x243 319-332-6625 y
B.
E.
Arnold 312-294-3004 112-549-2254 C. W.
Schroeder 815-357-6761x243 815-942-5525
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J. S. Scutt 312-294-8547 312-530-1645 j
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F. Coley 312-450-5557 312-739-0766 2
INtO 404-953-0904 Naclear Safety 312-294-3900 312-729-7341 WASTE SYSTEMS RADI ATION cot 4 TROL MANAC4H/Ht.ALTH ACTIVATE EOF (if Appropr iate3 PHYSICS DikEC'1UH R.
A. Pavinck 312-254-8531 815-744-1315
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L. S. Caldwell 312-294-8536 312-267-2378 1x>T (It Shipper Does Not) h00-424-8802 2
D.
A. Adam 815-942-2920x418 815-436-5340 f
T. J. Kovach 309-654 -22 41x 29 3 319-332-4654 CUAST GUAND
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Hescek 312-746-2084x237 312-362-6794 g
K. T. Weaver 815-2 3 4-5 4 41!t 2 3 7 815-674-5642 (011 6 Hazard 600-424-6602 (National) j-Substa. Only) 312-353-1226 (Dresden 6 tion) j 612-725-7452 (Quad Cities)
/ g 312-353-1226 (LaSaltel j
1x)E 312-972-4800 Duty 312-972-5731 Off Duty tote: This is a Partial List.
CC-1 For Addit annat naes an e sch group, Awjust. 1981 consult GSEP Phone Dasectory.
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ATTACHMt:NT C - C0MMAND CENTt.R NOTIFICATION IDG (ca.sn t 'd) 6231GA/2331A DATE:
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DATE/ TIME TELElituNE REQU1 HE1J TEIEPak)hE ktNUlkED NOTIFILD NOTIFIED NAMM OFFICE HlNM NOTIFICA-ON NAME OFFICE IR ME NOTIFICATION D ATL/ TIM,E j
I ALMINISTHATION 6 LDGISTICS MGR/MANIO*E.H 6 IDGISTICS DIN.
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[WSIGN 6 CONSTRUCTION SUPIONT MGH/ENGRG. DIN.
T U A - y J. H.
Hug hes 312-294-4430 312-244-7437 j
C.
L. McDonough 312-294-4431 312-357-2303 A. W.
Kleingath 312-294-4361 312-665-0161 1
P. E. Jahn 312-294-4021 312-167-5786 W.
L. Stiede 312-294-3125 312-386-2203 J. C. Davis 312-294-3355 312-798-3216 G. T. Klopp 312-294-8304 312-858-9065 A. O. Courtney 312-294-4432 219-949-3331 J. D. Deress (PWR) 312-294-2848 312-799-7571 B. R. Shelton (BWR) 312-294-2837 312-u95-7828 i
CUMMUNICATIONS DIREC'1VR H. K. Stolt 312-294-2824 312-668-6447 i
M. D. Cono!!y 312-294-2734 312-352-4675 J. P. Woods 312-450-5372 312-339-4963 l
R. J. Durch111 312-294-2736 312-848-7911 E. Zebus (D 2/3-QC) 312-294-8305 312-284-1341 P. T. Ellew 312-294-2717 312-675-0539 L. D. Butterfield
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Parker 312-294-2737 312-627-7007 (Zion) 312-294-2833 312-355-7451
- 8. J. Delaney 312-294-2735 312-678-104)
- 7. E. Watts R.
L. Butler 312-294-8291 312-785-0105 (LaSalle) 312-294-2828 312-755-3822 l
ERP DIREC'IUR (ERP CUMMAND CENTER AT TECH CENTER)
IEGAL CONSULTANT J. B. Gunnell 312-343-3310 312-682-9010
- 1. L. Brownstein 312-294-3297 312-991-0334 C. G. Frederickson 312-681-3993 312-253-6828 S. J. Albert 312-294-3299 312-679-1977 it.
M. Hubei 312-345-6370 312-469-8442 H.
M.
De11my 312-294-3135 312-19 3-6 J6 3 J.M. Reinert 312-450-5391 312-469-6046 SYSTtJ4 ICWER DISPA KilER ACCUUNTING DIREC'IVR H. M. Johanin9mmeir 312-691-4688 312-352-4695 J. Harlow 312-294-4415 312-325-2213 S. G. Johnson 312-691-4695 312-665-7505 J. Jaye 312-294-3362 312-668-0974 Duty Puwer T. G. Sena 312-294-3932 312-279-8660 Dispatcher 312-691-4744 None K.
L. Kohr 312-294-8253 312-741-2049 GOVEhNMENT AGENCIES (Services may be required)
TRAINING DikEC'10H Incal Authorities E.
E.
Fitzpatrick 312-294-3936 112-369-0337 Dresden 815-942-0336 Grundy County Sheratt F. J. Geiger 309-oS4-2241x264 815-772-7303 815-727-0191 W a l t Coun ty She r if f C. J. Schultz 312-74b-2084x258 312-872-5141 LaSalle 815-433-2161 LaSalle County Sheriff B. A.
Zank 815-912-2920x267 815-942-6136 815-942-0336 Grundy County S.* riff Quad 309-786-2100 kock Island County Sheriff SCHEDULING - PLANNING MANAGER 319-326-8'i28 Scott County Sheritf J. M.
Lavin 312-294-8221 312-256-7194 Zion 312-872-4505 Zion Police Department R. J. Vanagunas 312-294-8229 312-653-0315 312-623-18:5 Lake County Shertif G.
A.
Polhill 312-294-8263 312-858-5747 414-656-6604. Kenosha County Sheriff Bomb Threats 312-294-3481 Protection Servaces 312-4 31-1333 FBI 312-926-2081 Sheridan 312-744-6273 Chicaw B 6 A Note: This as a partial list.
For additional names in each group.
consult G.iE P Phone Directory.
CC-1 Augast. 1981 Revision 8 52330/2331A
CC-1 Augu2t, 1981 ATTACHMENT D Revision 8 CORPORATE COMMAND CENTER lj COMMUNICATION CAPABILITY
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Nuclcar Accident f"^R$ - cREEN PMONE.
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McCLEAR SAFETY SPRt4GFIELc SESDA SPRINGFIELD SION CONTROL R004 ZION TECM SUPPORT CEMTER 1104 TECH. SUPPORT CENTER CORDOWA 27 ORE 30EN IION E.O.F.
- f04 CITIES E.O.F.
CORDOVA 3104 POLICE DEPT.
2134 DRESCE4 C94 TROL R S P=
=ORRIb LARE COUNTY SNERTPF d A UR EG A es 3,
TE24, SUPPOR? CE4TFt
"?*>15 RENOSNA COU4TY SHERTFF REMOSNA. WI DRESOEN F.O.F.
" ORRIS CEPT. %OCLEAR SAFETY SPel4GFIELD GRUNDY : o'; = T Y SLERIFr
= ORRIS SYSTE4 POWFR DISPATCM
'.C u B A R D GRCMOY C O'J N T Y E.O.C.
woRRIS CORPORATE CO"*A9D C?R.
CMTCAGO ROCR ISLAND ESDA ROCA ISLAND FILL COUNTY E.O.C JOLIET SESDA SPRINGFIELD DEPT. NUCLEAR SAFETY SPRINGFIELD DIV. OF EutRGEMCY GOVT. =4DISO4 SESDA SPRINGFIELD _
SYSTEM POWER DISPATCu LO49ARD STATE WARNtNG PO{NT $2 WAURETWA W7, CORPORATE ComwAND CTR.
CHICAGO SESDA SPRINGFIELD 15 LA SALLE 23 OUAD CITIES LA SALLE CONTROL ROOM SENECA TECN. SUPPORT CENTER SENECA QUAD CITIES CONTROL R4 CORDOVA LA SALLE E.O.P.
SENECA TECH. SUPPORT CRT.
CORDOVA LA SALLE COUNTY SNERIFF OTTAWA QUAD CITIES E.O.F.
CORDOVA GRUNDY COUNTY SMERIFF MORRIS toCR ISLAND C044UNICA.
ROCR ISLAND E9Y COUNTY E.O.C.
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ROCR ISLAND DEP. NUCLEAR SAFETT SPRINGPTELD SESDA SPRf4GFTELD
!OWA DISASTER SERV!CES DES MOINES, IA SYSTE4 POWER OISPATCe LOMSARD 1
SCOTT COUNTY Surp!PP DAVENPORT, TA CORPORATE COM4AND CTR, CHICAGO CLINTON COUNTY E.O.C, CLINTON, IA SESDA SPRINGFIELD N
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SENECA 2.
Communications For Command and Control 0$f 3
O Cj"y0L kTelephonelinebetweentheOnSiteCSCandControlRoom. Col nuclear station.
kTelephonelinebetweentheControlRoccrandOnsiteTSC.
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TSC OTTICI nuclear station.
i k Microwave voice channel betvuen the Corpo' ate Co= mand Center and the Hearsite ECT, Shift Engineer's Office, and the Onsite TSC. Phcne receivers are color-coded grav.
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Center, and Cnsite TSC. Phone receivers are color-coded
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ENVIRCNMENTAL ASSESSMENT COM."UNICATIONS 3.
Environmental g
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ations CORPCRATE NEARSITE COMMAND gay CZ:C D
1 IA IN NS ri"y TEAMS ILL*NOIa OEPARTMENT T NUCLEAP MOBILE m
SATITY UNITS b
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h Micrcwave radio link between the Corporate Cc= mand Center, Onsite TSC, Centrol Rees, Nearsite ECT, GSEP environs teams, and mobile units.
Ot d Telephone line between the Corporate Cc==and Center and 'he Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety. Phone receivers are colcr-coded black.
@ Radio /censole unit
@ Handi-talkie (153.590 MHn)
@ Radio (153.590 MHz)
@ Phene receiver 4.
System Power Supply Radio.
A radio system providing communications between the Corporate Command Center and the System Power Supply Dispatcher.
The dispatcher can inturn relay information between the Corporate Command Center and the nuclear stations.
5.
Conference Phone System - White phone.
A telephone system providing conference call capatility between the Corporate Command Center and Corporate Officers.
6.
Commercial Telephones.
In addition to the two Corporate Command Center telephones (4401 & 4402) there are three unlisted telephones, each on a differant telephone exchange.
The three unlisted telephones are wall phones (two red and one black) located in the corners of the Corporate Command Center.
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LOCATIONS OF COMMONWEALTH EDISON
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= Corporate Command Center Onsite TSC
= Onsite Technical Support Center Onsite OSC
= Onsite Operational Support Center Nearsite EOF = -Nearsite Emergency Operations Facility Location: Chicago (1) CCC = 12th floor of Edison Building - Room 1230 Location: Dresden (1) Onsite TSC:
(temporary) conference room located on west end of old administration building (by April, 1982) new structure joining south side of old administration building
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(2) Onsite OSC:
West end of D-1 turbine building on Elevation 517 (3) Nearsite EOF General Electric Training Center Location: Ouad C8 ties (1) Onsite TSC4
~ Former station Guard hedSt.
(2) Onsite OSC:
Lunchroom on Ground Floor of Service Building (3) Nearsite EOF:
Q.C. Nuclear Information Center Location:
Zion i
(1) Onsite TSC:
Elevation 642 of the Auxiliary Building, adjacent to the Control Room.
(2) Onsite OSC:
Lunchroom on Elevation 624 of the Service Building l
(3) Nearsite EOF: Westinghouse Training Center C:)
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ATTACEMEa8T f.- [CoM Location:
LaSalle O- -
(1) Onsite TSC:-
The, upper basement level of Service Building
-(Elevation 694)
(2) Onsite OSC:
-Lunchroca on Elevation 768 of~the Auxilia~ry Building
.(3): Nearsite EOF:.' Warehouse 92 on Main Entrance Road.
LISTING OF ACRONYMS-A/E Architect / Engineer AIF Atomic Industrial Forum BWR Boiling Water Beactor CCC:
Corporate Command Center CFR Code of Federal Regulations-DOE Department of Energy DNS
. Department of Nuclear Safety EAL Emergency. Action Level FCCS Emergency Core Cooling System ENS Emergency Notification System (NRC)
EOC Emergency. Operations (or Operating) Center EOF Emergency Operations Facility
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EPA Environmental Protection Agency
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EPIP Emergency Plan ~ ImplemCting Procedure ESDA Emergency Services arid Disaster. Agency EPZ-Emergency Planning 7,one FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency FBI-Federal Bureau of Investigation FDA Food aA urug Administration FRMAP Federal RcGiological Monitoring and Assessment Plan FRPCC Federal Radiological Preparedness Coordinating committee GSEP Generating Stations Emergency Plan HPN diealth Physics Network (NRC)
INPO Institute for Nuclear Power Operations IPRA Illinois Plan for Radiological Accidents NARS Nuclear Accident Reporting System NCRP National Council on Radiation Protection NRC Nuclear Regulatory Commission NSSS Nuclear Steam Supply System OBE Operating Basis Earthquake OSC Operational Support Center OSC ~
On-Scene Coordinator (Coast-Guard)
Protective Action Guide PAG P&ID Piping and Instrument Diagram
'PWR Pressurized Water Reactor 10;
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ATTACHMENT E - Cont'd LISTING OF ACRONYMS O
RAFT Radiolcgical Assistance Field Team REAC Radiological Emergency Assessment Center RF Radio Frequency SSE Eafe Shutdown Earthquake SPCC.
Spill' Prevention Control and Countermeasure TIR Thermoluminescent Dosimeter TS Technical Specification TSC.
Technical' Support Center WB Whole Body Ci Curie R
Roentgen DC/at/GSEP16/C O
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ATTACHMENT F - INITIATING CONDITIONS (as listed in Section 5.0 of GSEP)
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TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT 1.
Fire, breakage, or suspected radioactive contamination occurs involving a shipment of radioactive material, or 2.
As a direct result of any hazardous materials, a person is killed Su; require hospitalization cg; property damage exceeds $50,000.
f UNUSUAL EVENT 1.
An aircraft crash or other missile impacting onsite.
2.
Earthquake at less than or equal to OBE levels.
3.
Explosion damage onsite - but not affecting plant operation.
4.
Fire requiring offsite assistance but not affecting plant operation.
5.
Flood being experienced.
6.
Tornado nearby with potential of striking the facility.
7.
Toxic gas incident observed near or onsite.
8.
Security threat which poses a radiological threat or has
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potential for degrading the station's physical security.
9.
Loss of required systems to the extent that tech specs require shutdown.
10.
Loss of primary coolant indicated or probable due to a.
An unplanned initiation of ECCS resulting in injection of coolant; or b.
Failure of a primary system safety valve to close; or c.
Exceeding tech spec limits on primary system or PRI/
SEC leakage.
11.
Rapid depressurization of PWR secondary side.
12.
A gas release exceeding (but less than ten times) the 10 CFR 20 limits.
13.
A liquid release at levels indicated in GSEP table 5.0-6.
14.
Transportation of contaminated injured person to offsite medical facility.
15.
Person is killed, hospitalized, or property damage exceeds
$50,000 as direct result of hazardous materials incident.
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ALERT 1.
Aircraft crash or other nissile impacting onsite and affecting plant operation.
CDl 2.
Earthquake at levels greater than OBE.
3.
Explosion causiag damage and affecting plant operation.
4.
Fire requiring offsite assistance and affecting plant operation.
5.
Flood near design levels.
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Tornado striking facility or" sustained win's aear design 6.-
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Toxic _ gas entry _into the facility at life threatening
-levels but not affecting vital areas.
4-8l. Evacuation of Control Room anticipated or required with control'of shutdown systems established from local--
stations within.15 minutes.-
9.
An ongoing security threat of increasing severity, or a threat which involves actual or potential substantial degradation o'. the level of safety of the station from either the radiological or physical security point of view.
.10.
Loss of offsite power to the class IE electrical systerk cy; all diesel generators' inoperable.
11.
Loss of vital DC power for less than 15 minutes.
12.
Loss of plant shutdown systems:
a.
Loss of all systems capable of maintaining cold shutdown; or b.
Failure of the Reactor Protection System to initiate and complete a reactor trip which brings the reactor subcritical.
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13.
Loss of required systems addressed in the Technical Specifications to.the extent that an immediate unit shutdown is'reauired.
- 14. -Loss of one of the following three fission product barriers: -1)
Cladding or 2)
Reactor Coolant System or 3)
15.
Reactor Coolant System leakage of more than 50 gpm.
16.
Significant PRI/SEC leakage due to steam generator tube failure.
17.-
Fuel demage accident with releases to containment or fuel handling building.
18.
Gas' release greater than ten timec the 10 CFR 20 limits.
19.
A liquid release at' levels.indicr.ted in GSEP table 5.0-6.
20..
Containment activity which, if.eleased under worst case meteorological condition, wocid result in offsite dose between 50% and 100% of the Jower EPA Protective Action Guides.
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SITE EMERGENCY 1
1.
Aircraft crash or other missile impacting onsite, affecting vital structures, and requiring an immediate unit shutdown.
2.
Earthquake being experienced at levels greater than Safe
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shutdown or refueling.
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Explosion causing severe damage and requiring immediate unit s;.dtdown.
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' Fire. requiring offsite assistance and requiring 'imm)diate -
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- 5..' Flood excweding' design levels.
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- 6. ' Sustained winds-exceeding design levels.
7.
Toxic gas'entrytinto vital areas at life threatening
' levels.
8.
Evacuation of Control Room and control'of shutdown systems l
not established from local stations within 15 minutes.
- 9. ; Security threat involving an imminent loss of ' physical l
control of the facility.
- 10. -Loss of offsite power to the ensite Clacs IE distribution
' systems and all diesel gencrators inoperable.
11.
Loss of' vital DC power for more.than 15 minutes.,
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- 12. - Loss'of all systems capable of maintaining hot shutdown.
- 13.. Loss of two of the following three fission' product barriers: 1) cladding, or 2) reactor coolant or 3) primary containment.-
14.
Loss of' primary coolant.
a.'
(BWR) reactor coolant. system leakage increase greater than 500 gpm; or I
b.
-(BWR) - main steam line break outside containment without--
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isolation; or.
c.
(PWR) reactor coolant system leakage-increase greater 6
than make-up capacity; or 1
d.
(PWR) steam line break ~with greater than 50 gpm primary to secondary' leakage and indication of fuel: damage.
' Severe primary to secondary leakage for a PWR due to.a 15.
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failure of steam generator tubes.
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Majoc. damage to spent fuel in containment or fuel handling building..
17.
Effluent monitors detect levels corresponding to greater.
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than 50 mR/hr for 1/2 hour os; greater than 500 mR/hr whole body for'two minutes at the site boundary'for worst case meteorological conditions.
18.
A liquid effluent release at levels indicated in Table 5.C -6.
19.
Containment activity which, if released under worst case meteorological conditions, would result in an offsite' dose greater than the lower EPA Protective Action Guides, but less than or equal to the upper EPA PAG's.
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GENERAL EMERGENCY l.
Security. threat involving a loss of physical control of the
' facility.
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Loss of two of.the following.three fisalon product barriers withian imminent loss of the third fission product-i l_
barrier:
- 1) cladding or 2) reactor coolant system or
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Effluent monitors detect levels corresponding to greater than 1 rem /hr whole body at the site boundary under actual meteorological conditions.
4.
A liquid effluent release at levels indicated in. Table 5.0-6.
5.
An activity in the containment, if released under worst case meteorological conditions, would result in an offsite-dose greater than the upper EPA Protective Action Guides (5.0 rem whole body or 25 rem thyroid).
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institute of Nuclear Power Operations 1820 Water Place Atlanta. Georgia 30339 Telephone 404 953-3600 September 15,1981 Mr. Frank A. Palmer Division Vice President Nuclear Stations Division CC-1 ATTACW ME4T Cr Commonwealth Edison Company 72 West Adams Street 34 fAGES Room 1230 Chicago, Illinois 60690
Dear Frank:
In accordance with Article 9 of the Voluntary Assistance Agreement by and among Electric Utilities Involved in Transportation of Nuclear Materials, the agreement became effective on November 24,1980, when counterpart signature pages executed by two of the parties were received by INPO.
Therefore,in accordance with Article 10(a) of the Agreement, INPO is distributing, by attachment, the following.
O couaterpart ste=eture 9ezes Roster of signatories Transportation Assistance Contacts List Contacts List Form to be filled in and returned to INPO If you have any questions or comments, please let us know.
Sincerely, sO X PL u ~
P. W. Lyon, Director Radiological Protection &
Emergency Preparedness Division PWL/JHM/cef O
Attechment ec:
Mr. Byron Lee, Jr.
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9/8/81
- O ROSTER OF THE SIGNATORIES OF THE TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT U
-1.
-Alabama Power Company 2.
Arkansas Power & Light Company 3.
Commouwealth Edison
'4.
Consumers Power Company 5.
Detroit Edison Ccmpany 4
6.
Duke Power Company 7.
Florida Power & Light Company 8.
Gulf States Utilities Company 9.
Illinois Power Company 10.
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company 11.
Iowa Electric Light & Power Company 12.
Jersey Central Power & Light Company 7
13.
Long Island Lighting Company 14.
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Company 15.
Metropolitan Edison 16.
Mississippi Power & Light-Company 17.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation 18.
Northeast Utilities 19.
Northern States Power Company 20.
Pacific Gas & Electric Company 21.
Pennsylvania Power & Light
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\\l 22.
Philadelphia Electric Company 23.
Portland General Electric Company
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24.
Public Service Company of Colorado 25.
Public Service Company of Indiana
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26.
Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation 27.
South Carolina Electric'& Gas' Company
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- 28.. Southern California Edison Company
- 29.. Tennessee Valley Authority
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30.
Texas Utilities Generating Company 31.
Toledo Edison Company 32.
Union Electric Company-33.
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Company-34.
Virginia Electric and Power Company _
35.
Washington Public Power Supply System 36.
Wiscohsin Electric Power Company 37.
Wisconsin Public Service Company 38.
Yankee Atomic Power Company O
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TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER l
Name of Cor:pany ALABAMA POWER COMPANY Mailing Address 600 North 18th Street (l City, State, zipBirmingham, Alabama 35291
'"'Date 3-3-81 n
'" Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to ::ommit resources):
Name R. P. Mcdonald Title Vice President-Nuclear Generation Address Same as above Day Telephene 783-6090.(205)
Night Address Night Telephone (205) 979-3133 Name H. O. Thi ash Title General Manager-Nuclear Generation Address Same as above Day Telephone 783-6178 (205)
Night Address Night Telephone 879-1988 (205) l-Name
- 0. D. Kingsley, Jr.
("]') Ti tle Manager Nuclear Engineering & Technical Support Address Same as above Day Telephone 783-6189 (2d5)
Night Address Night Telephone 988-4862 (205)
Name Title
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W. G. Hairston, III Plant Manager-Farley Nuclear Plant Address-Drawer 470, Ashford, AL 36312 Day. Telephone (205)899-5156 Night Address Night Telephone (205) 792-5755 General information to ;ssist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 15 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 20 Union Affiliations None 0
(3
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should gesent:
Name:
H. O. Thrash INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 4 4/953-0904 s
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""7ANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE" ROSTER Name of Company - Arkansas Power & Light Company Mailing Address P. O.' Box 551 O city, State, zig Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 Date January-28, 1981-1 Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Asnistance (thi's person should have authority to commit resources):
Name William Cavanaugh III Title Senior Vice President, Energy Supply Address P. O. Box 551, Little Rock, Arkansas-72203 Day Telephone 501-371-4422 Night. Address 3000 Foxcroft, Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 Night Telephone 501-225-2463 Name John M. Griffin Title Assistant Vice President, Nuclear Operations Address P. O. Box 551, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 Day' Telephone 501-371-7901 Nicht Address 12010 Black Walnut Circle, Little Rock, Arkansas 72209 NiIht Telephone 501-455-2840 3
Name Jim P. O'Hanlon
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Q Title General Manager - Arkansas Nuclear One Address Ark. Nuclear One, P. O. Box 608, Russellville, AR 72801
-Day Telephono 501-968-2519 Night Address Skyline Drive, Russellville, Arkansas 72801 501-968-6674
. Night Telephone Manager,y MillerEngr. & Tech. Support
. Ark'. Nuclear One G. Harve Name Title Address Ark. Nuclear One, P. O. Box 608, Russellville, AR - 72801 501-968-2519 Day ~ Telephone Night Address 2511 Bradley Lane, Russellville, Arkansas 72801 501-968-4681 Night Telephone General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
1 Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 44 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 20k*
Union Affiliations I.B.E.W.
O zndicaee the name of the Notes or commenes j
individual to whom a copy
- For a short-term (1-2 days) of the ent),.re rester should assistance d be sent:
Name:
John M. Griffin' INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
- Mame ~ of Company.
Commonwealth Edison Company Mailing Address P.O. Box 767 City, State, Zip Chicago, IL 60690 ate 09-01-81
/^1ndividuals to Call for
'ansportation Emergency Assistance (this
\\-derson should have authority to commit resources):
Name Frank A.
Palmer Title Division Vice President - Nuclear Stations Divisions Address 72 West Adams St., Room 1230 Chicago, IL 60690 Day Telephone 312-294-3366 Nicht Address 917 Vose Drive - Apt. 210 Gurnee, IL 60031 Night Telephone 312-367-7658 Name Dennis P. Galle Title Manager Operations Department - Nuclear Stations Divisis Address 72 West Adams St., Room 123o Chicago, IL 6,o690 Day Telechone 312-294-8551 Nich t Ad' dress 162 Ruth Drive - Mokena,.IL 60,448 Night Telephone 715-495- % O9 Name' George P. Wagner Manager Technical Services Department - Nuclaar Stations
('Ti tle.)ddress 72 West Adams St., Room 1248 Chicago, IL 60690 312-294-8530 Day Telephone Night Address 1028 Sheridan Road-Waukegan, Illinois 60085 Night Telephone 312-336-4041
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Name Jack O. Danson Title
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Manager Maintenance Department - Nuclear Stations Divisit Address 72 West Adams St., Room 1230 Chicago, IL 60690 l
Day. Telephone 312-294-3349 l
Nicht Address 4268 Kenwood
- Gu rnee, IL 60031 l
Night Telephone 312-623-4249 l
General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
1 l
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available about 25 management l
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others variable
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Union Affiliations IBER ndicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy If none of the above can be l
of the entire roster should contacted call the Ceco System-
"1 sent:
Power Supply Office - 312-691-4744 (d
l Name:
F. A. Palmer L
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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- Name of Company Consumers. Power Co=pany Mailing Address 212 W. Michigan Avenue City, State, Zip Jacksen, Michigan h9201 O cte August 21, 1981 t,
(~' Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this
person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Roger W. Sinderman Title Director - Radiological Services Address 1945 W. Parnall Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 Day Telephene (517) 788 1935 Night Address 4h03 Maple Lane Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201' Night Telephone (517) 569 3732 Name Thomas P. Neal -
Title Sr.TechnicalAnalyst/Radwaste Address 1945 W. Parnall Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 Day Telephone (517) 788 1630 Nigh t Address 6600 Horton Rd, Jackson, Michigan 49201 Nigh t Telephone (517) 563 2865 Name Alex Kowalczuk r Ti tle-Che=istry and Health Physics Supt Edddress Palisades Nuclear Plc.nt, Box.44, Covert, Michigan 49043 Day Telephone (616) 764 8913 Night Address 1391 North Manc, St. Joseph, Michigan b9085 Night Telephone (616) 429 2240
'Name Cliarles I. Axtell Title Plant Health Physist Address Big Rock Point Nuclear Plant, Charlevoix, Michigan 49720 Day.Te1ephone (616) 547 6537 Ext 134 Night Address 501 Hillcrest, Petoskey, Michigan 49770 Night Telephone (616) 347 4931 I
General information to assist a requesting company in the selective l
process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 40 i
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 20 Union -Af filiations None-
'.n r
'~fndicate the name of toe Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should g sent:
l Name:
Tho=as P. Neal l
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904 l
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TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER Name of Co=pany-Detroit Edison
'(Enrico Fer=1 Unit 2)
Mailine-Address 2000 Second Avenue h City, State, Zip Detroit, Mic?.igan '48226 Date February 2, 1981-LO ' Individuals to_ Call for Transportation. Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Na=a Mr. Willard R. Holland Title.
Manager-Nuclear Operations Address Detroit Edison - 2000 Second Avenue - Detroit, Michigan 48226 Day Telephone 313/237-7332
' Night. Address 240 Harrow circle - Birmingham, Michigan 48008-Night Telephone 313/644-0859' Name Mr. Edward P. Griffins
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Title.
P. tant Superintendent-Nuclear Production Address Detroit' Edison - 6400 N. Dixie Highway - Newport,- Michigan 4816@
Day Telephone 313/586-8923 Night. Address 12436 Duxbury c.ourt - Plymouth, McMican 48170 Night Telephone 313/459-8049 Name Mr. Robert F. Lenart Title Assistant Plant Superintendent-Nuclear Production Address Detroit. Edison - 6400 N. Dixie Highway - Newport, Michigan - 4516@
Day Tel'ephone 313!586-8805 Nicht Address 3095 Burning Bush Road - Grosse Isle. ".ichigan 481.i7 Night Telephone 313/671-8023 Name Mr. Eldon L. Alexanderson Title Director-Nuclear Engineering Address Detroit Edison - 3331 W. Big Beaver - Troy, Michigan 48084 Day. Telephone 313/649-7088 Nicht Address 1936 3rookview Court - Bloo= field Hills, Michigan 48013 Night Telephone 313/852-2433 General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 3
(currently)
Percentage of Personnel available to Assis t Others 100% (currently)
Union Affiliations None O. Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy
'of the-entire roster should be sent:
Name:
Mr. Willard R. Holland INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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TRANSPORTATION-ASSISTANCE. ROSTER-Na:na of Company - Duka Powar Compcny Mailing Address - Post' Office Box 33189 '
City, State, Zip-Charlotte, N.
C.' 28242 h-Date
- May 8, 1981
'Q Individuals to Call for T..ansportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name W. S. Lee Title President and Chief Operating Officer 1 Address.
422 South Church Street, P. O. Box - 33189,- Charlotte', N. C. 28242 -
Day Telephone
-(704) 373-4283 Night-Address 1632 Beverly Drive, Charlotte, N. C. 28207
'ght Telephone (704) 375-5961
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Name W. H. Owen Title Senior Vice President, Engineering & Construction Address 422 South Church Street, P.O. Box 33189, Charlotte, N. C. 28242 Day Telephone'
.(704) 373-4120 Night Address 2131 Valencia Terrace, Charlotte,; N. C. 28211 Night Telephone (704) 366-3232 Name A. C. Thies Title Senior Vice President, Production & Trarismission Address 422 South Church Street, P.O. Box 33189, Charlotte, N. C. 28242 Day Telephone (704) 373-4249 Night Address 2429 Red Fox Trail, Charlotte, N. C.28211 O
Night Telephone (704) 366-6450 Name William O. Parker, Jr.
Title Vice President, Steam Production Department Address 422 South Church Street, P.O. Box 33189, Charlotte, N. C. 28242 L
Day Telephone (704) 373-4083 Night Address 4450 Town & Country Drive, Charlotte, N. C.Q11 Night Telephone ~ (704) 366-1088 i
Name H. B. Tucker Title Manager, Nuclear Production, Steam Production Department Address 422 South Church Street, P.O. Box 33189, Charlotte, N. C. 28242 Day Telephone (704) 373-4531 l
Night Address 4810 Hardwicke Road, Charlotte, N. C. 28211 Night Telephone (704) 366-9522
-Name R. W..Bostian
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Title
, Manager, System Results & Fuel Management, Steam Production Dept.
Address 4'.? oouth Church Street, P.O. Box 33189, Charlotte, N. C. 28242 Day Telephone 6 04) 3'3-4769 s h Night Address 2816 St arnes Road, Charlotte, N. C. 28214 Night Telephone (704) ';92-1944 4
i-General information te assist a requesting company in the selective process of
{
' calling for assistar_e:
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Total Radiological Prote.ction Personnel Available 10 l
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 50 Union Affiliations
. None Name of individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should be sent:
H. B. Tucker
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INP0 TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE CONTACTS LIST Name of Comoany Florida Power and Light Company Mailing Address P.O. Box 529100
, City, State, Zip Miami, Florida 33152
)te July 10, 1981 Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Nams A.D. Schmidt Title Vice President, Power Resources Address P.O. Box 529100, Miami, FL 33152 Day Telephone (305) 552-4131 Night Address 11645 S.W. 69 Avenue, Miami, FL 33156 Night Telephone (305) 666-3188 Name C.0. Woody Title Manager, Power Resources - Nuclear Address P.O. Box 529100, Miami, FL 33152 Dr.y Telephone (305) 552-4126 gghtAddress 7290 Miami Lakes Way, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 night Telephone (305) 558-9173 Name K.N. Harris Ti tle Assistant Manager, Power Resources - Nuclear Address P.O. Box 529100, Mia'ni, FL 33152 Day Telephone (305) 552-4136 Week Night Address 14925 S.W. 67 Avenur., Miami, FL 33158 Week Night Telephone (305) 255-0618 Week End Telephone (305) 465-1385 Name H.N. Daduano Title Manag"r, Power Resources - Nuclear Services Address P.O.
Ox 529100, Miami, FL 33152 Day Telephone (305) 552-3653 Night Address 6822 Dunoon Ct., Miami Lakes, FL 33014 Night Telephone (305) 823-8582 General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of
,.,alling for assistance:
c (dtal Radiological Protection Personnel Available 50 (aporox.)
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 20%
Uni-on Affiliations IBEW g
i JJicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should be sent:
r Name:
H.N. Paduano uma1a ss. m awa m_1s_et6& & %-eqb&
TRANSPORTATION-ASSISTANCE ROSTER
- Name of Company GULF STATES UTILITIES Mailing. Address P. O. BOX.2951 City,' State, Zip BEAUMONT, TEXAS 77704
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f3 Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name J. G. Weigand Title Vice President-Operations & Technical Syste=s Address P. O. Box 2951 Day Telephone 713-838-3843 Ext. 400 Night. Address Night Telephone Name E. L."Hammond Title Plant Manager-River Bend Nuclear Station Address P. O. Drawer 220, St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775 Day Telephone 504-635-4295 Night Address Night Telephone 504-387-4257 Name-M. F. Cassada q Title Radiation-Protection Supervisor-River Bend Nuclear Station V Address P. O. Drawer 220, St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775
-Day Telephone 504-635-W+2 31'N Night Address Night Telephone 504-r? C 7 O W -A W S
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-Name Title Address Day. Telephone Night Address Night Telephone General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Totali Radiological Protection Personnel Available 4 in 1981 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 75%
Union Af filiations IBEW O rndicate the name of the Notes or Commenes individual to whom a copy ofthe entire roster should be sent:
O Name:
M.
F.
cn== nan INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
INPO TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER-Name of Compiny -
Indiana & Michigan Electeic Company
-Q - Mailing Address
. Donald C. Cook Nuclear Plant City, State, Zip ~
P.O. Box 458 Date Bridgman, Michigan 49106 March 17,1981 O
Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Del V. Shaller Title Plant Manager Address D. CT Cook Nuclear Plant, Bridgman, Michigan Day Telephone
- 616-465-5901 Ext.1311 Night Address 3051 E. Bluffwood Terrace,. St. Joseph, Michigan 49085 Night _ Telephone 616-429-0708
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Name Bert A. Svensson Title Assistant Plant Manager iddress D. C. Cook Nuclear Plant, Bridgman, Michigan v Telephone 616-465-5901 Ext.1312 h
%t Address Dunewood, Bridgman, Michigan 49106 Ni, Telephone 616-465-6343 Name.
Everett L. Townley
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~ C Title Assistant Plant Manager Address D. C. Cook Nuclear Plant, Bridgman, Michigan
-Day Telephone 616-465-5901 Ext.1149 Night Address 5776 Longhorn Trail, Stevensville, Michigan 49127 Night Telephone 616-429-3471
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Name Title
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Address Day. Telephone Night Address i
. Night Telephone l
General information to assist a requesting company in the selective l
process of calling for assistance:
i Total Radio.'ogical Protection Personnel Available 8
Percentage of Personnel available ~ to Assist Others 25 Union.Affil.ations None O rnato =e the a me of ene notes or Co. -nes I
individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should be sent:
l Mr.
R.
S. Hunter Name:
M r..
Del'V. Shaller INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 4d4/953-0904 l
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INFO TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER me of Company Long Island Lighting Company ling Address 175 East Old Country Road L_ty, State, Zip Hicksville, New York 11801 Date April 30, 1981 g
tv Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Millard S. Pollock Title Vice President-Nuclear Addre ss 175 E. Old Country Road, Hicksville, New York 11801 Day Telephone (516) 733-4013 Night Address.
Night Telephone Namn James Rivello Title Shoreham Plant Manager Address P.O. Box 628, Wading River, New. York 11792 Day Telephone (516) 929-8300 or 8301 Night Address Night Telephone i
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Name Shoreham Station (24-Hour Telephone Answering)
Title Watch Engineer
. Address P.O. Box 628, Wading River, New York 11792 Day Telephone (5.6) 929-8300 or 8301 Night Address Same Night Telephone Same General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance :
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 6
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 50%*
Union Affiliations IBEW Local 1Q49 Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments r'7dividual to whom a copy i ; the entire roster should
- For chort ter.
1ssistance (2-3 days) be sent:
Neme:
Robert A. Kubinak kb INFO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
~Name of Company Maine Yankee Atomic Power Company P. ailing-Address Edison, Drive City, State, Zip Augusta, Maine 04336
{ye August 28, 1981 O
h'ividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assis'tance (this fF_rson should have authoritv to comrit resources):
Name Edwin C. Wood Tirle Plant Manager Address RR 2, Box 3270.,
Wiscasset, Maine 04578 Day Telephone 207/882-6321 Night Address Laurel Street, Brunswick, Maine 04011-Night Telephone 207/725-8509 Name Charles D.
Fri::le Title Manager,-Nuclea'r Support-Address Edison Drive, Augusta, Maine 04336 D a.v. Tele.chone 207/623-3521 Nigh t Address.
1 Sagamore Lane, Brunswick, Maine 04011 Night Telephone 207/729-0970 Name John B.
Randa :a
- p^itl e-Vice President, Manager of Operations k2ress Edison Drive, Augusta, Maine 04336 Day Telephone 207/623-3521' Night Address Earpswell Road, Brunswick, Maine 04011 Night Telephone 207/725-4217
- Name Title Address
. Day.Telephene Night Address Night Telephone General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Tgtal Radiological Protection Personnel Available 11 Percentage of. Personnel available to Assist Others 30
'ihion Affiliations Utility Workers Union of America t
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Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments ind.ividual to whom a copy oN the entire roster should i
kg se nt:
Name :
John B.
Randazza INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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TRANS ORTATION ASSISTANCE CONTACTS LIST
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.ff Name of Company Metropolitan Edison Company Mailing Address P. O. Box 480
('"? i tv, State, Zio Middletown, Pa.
17057
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Date May 1981
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Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name G. K Hovey Tirle Vice Presidhnt - TMI-2 Address Three Mile Island, P.O. Box 480, Middletown, Pa.
17057 Day Telephone (717)948-8401 Night Address 53 Azalea Drive, Hershey, PA 17033 Night Telephone (717)533-4308
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Name H. D. Hukill Title Vice President - TMI-2
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Address Three Mile Island, P.O. Box 480, Middletown, Pa.
17057 Day Telephone (717)948-8161
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Night Address
-7 Meadowbrook Lane, Elizabethtown, Pa.
17022 Night Telephone (717)367-8642
(';ame R. W. Heward itle.
Address Vice President - Radiological Controls 100 Interpace Parkway, Parsippany, N.J.
07054 Day Telephone (201) 263-o397 Night Address 27 Ferncliff Road, Morris Plains,.N. J.
07950 Night Telephone (201)267-1115 Name Title Address Day. Telephone Night Address Night Telephone General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of ca.lling for assistance:
TMI-l TMI '.
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 167 50 117 r]ercentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 157 (8)l57.
(18)l.
' anion Af filia tions Technicians - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Indicate the name of the Notes or Co:ments
(^ndividual to whom a copy O the entire rester should be sent:
Name:
R.
W.
Heward'
eng TRANSPORTATION ~ ASSISTANCE' CONTACTS LIST EName of Company Mississippi Power.& Light Company Mailing Address P.O. Box 1640 hCity, State, Zip Jackson, Mississippi 39205
' Da te -
March 11, 1981 OIndividuals to Call for Transportation. Emergency-Assistance (this person'should have authority to commit resources):
Name
- ir. J. P. McGaughy, Jr.
Title Assistant Vice President - Nuclear Production Address P.O. Box 1640, Jackson, Mississippi 39205 Day Telephone (601) 969-2399 Night Address 5032 Sunnyvale Drive, Jackson, Mississippi 39211 Night Telephone (601) 956-3240 Name Mr. L. F. Dale Title Manager of Nuclear Services Address P.O. Box 1640, Jackson, Mississippi. 39205 Day Telephone (601) 969-2448 Night Address 5206 Brookleigh Drive, Jackson, Mississippi 39212
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Night Telephone (601) 372-3465 Name Mr.C.K.McCebanager Title Nuclear Plant Address P.O. Box 756,. Port Gibson,' Mississippi 39150 Day Telephone (601) 437-5260 Night Address Rt. 1 - Old Colony Road, Port Gibson, Mississippi - 39150 Night Telephone (601)-437-8717 Name Mr. C. L. Stuart Title Assistant Plant Manager Address P. O. Box 756, Port Gibson, Mississippi 39150 Day. Telephone (601) 437-5260 Night Address 101. Windy Lake Circle, Vicksburg, Mississippi 39180 Night Telephone (601) 634-0798 General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 12 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 50 (currently)
Union Affiliations None O
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments
. individual to whom a copy f the entire roster should e sent:
Name:
Mr. J. P. McGaughy, Jr.
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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- Name of Company Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Mailinc Addres's Nine Mile Point Nuclear S,tation r<ity, 5 tate, Zio PO Box 32, Lycoming, NY 13093 e
i 5/20/81
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CIndividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Edward W. Leach Tit'le Superintendent Chemistry and Radiation Management Address Nine Mile Point. Nuclear Station, Lake Road, Scriba,.*ii Da^v Telechone (315) 343-2110, Ext. 1303 Night Address R.D. #3,' Box 270, De= ass Road, Oswego, NY 13126 Night Telephone (315) 342-3130 Name Thomas W. Ro=an Title Station Superintendent Address Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station, Lake Road,'Scriba, h7
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Dav Telephone (315) 343-2110, Ext. 1383 Nicht Address R.D. #7, Box 67, Jachim Road, Oswego, NY 13126 Night Te1ephone (315) 343-9450 Name -
Thomas J. Perkins hmitle-General Superintendent - Nuclear Generation Address Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station, Lake Road, Scriba, hi
' Day Telephone (315) 343-2110, Ext. 1312 Nicht Address Perry Hill Dr R.D. #3, Oswego, NY 13126 Night Telephone (315) 343-23'66
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Name
~ Thomas E. Lempges
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Title Vice President - Nuclear Generation Address 300 Erie Blvd., West, Syracuse, hi 13202 Day. Telephone (315) 474-1511, Ext. 1356 Nicht Address d'in Orchard Dr., R.D. #4, Oswego, hT 13126 Night Telephone (315) 343-6572 General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 26 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 10%
IBEW
() Union Affiliations Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy f the entire roster should
.Je sent:
I Name:
Edward W. Leach and Thomas E. Le=pges j
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
1 Nane cf Cc=pany NOR~HEAST UTIL'ITIES SERVICE CO:2ANY Mcilinc Address P. O. Box 270
(- e. s., 6 a,_,
Hartford, CT 06101 r-
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August 7, 1981
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qCSdividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assis'tance (this person should have authority to ecmmit rescurces):
Nc=e W. G. Counsil Title Senior Vice President - Nuclear Engineering & operations n,4.
._ss Ncrtheast Utilities Service Co=pany P. O. Box 270 Hartford' CT 06101-N :..
= i a n' c.' e (203) 665-6911
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.cn: nceress Ma)AS ABOVE
$ ave 666-6911 Night Telephone n, c-.%,
John F. Opeka Title ViCS Pr*Sident - Nuclear Operations Add-ess Northeast Utilities Service Co=pany P. O. Box 270 Hartford, CT 06101 h:.gn 6'echc*a s.
7y (203) 666-6911 t a,ccress SME AS ABOVE Night Telephone (203) 666-5911 (Mame E. J. Mroc:ka itle Station Superintendent vAddress Millstone Nuclear Power Station P. O. Box 128 Day Telechene t'aterford, CT 06385 N.~.
(203) 147-1791 n c c,.e s s
-a.-
S AS ABOVE g::.,.
e1a'M a
-W (203) 447-1792 e 28 R. H. Graves
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O Station Superintendent Address Hadda= Neck Plant Box 127E Day. Telephone East Hampton, CT 06424 Night Address (203) 267-2556 Nicht Telechene Sam AS A30VE
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(203) 267-2558 General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of ca.11ing for assistance:
Tgtal F.adiological Protection Personnel Available 28
,,Fercentace of Personnel available to Assist Others im
,("h ion Af filia tions Haddam Neck Plant has a' union (IBEW), Millstone Nuclear Power Station does not have a union.
l Indicate the name of.the Notes or Cor.ments l
individual to whom a copy
$ the entire rester should ce sent:
Name:
W. G. Counsil INPO 's Eme re.e ncv. Phone Number is 404/953-0904
TRANSPO?,TATIONEISTANCE-ROSTER Name of Company Northern States Power Company 414 Nicollet Mall Mailing. Address Zio Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401 Citv, Sta te' 31,' 19 81
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Date March
-In,dividuals to Call for Tran.iportation Emergency Assistance (this yrson should have authority to commit resources):
.Name Leon R.
Eliason Title General Manager, Nuclear Plants Address 414 Nicollet-Mall '
Day Telephone _ _(612) 330-6641 Night Address N/A.
Nigh t ' Telephone'(612) 682-3842 Name F.
P. Tierney.
Title Plant Manager, Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant Address R.
R.
2 Welch, Minnesota 55089 Day'Telechone (612) 388-1121
' Nigh t Ad' dress N/A Night Telephone (612) 439-6258 e
Name W.
A.
Shamla 7*hTitle.
Plant Manager,.Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant
-Address old Hwy. 152 NW, Monticello, MN 55362
-Day Telephone (612) 295-S151
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Night Address N/A
-Night Telephone (612) 682-3626 Name Title Address Day. Telephone l
Night Address Night Telephone i
General information to assist a recftesting company in the selective process or calling for assistance:
i Total Radiological Protection Persr.nnel Available 20 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 23 Union Affiliations None l
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should
{besent:
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INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 4di/953-0904
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Name of Company
' Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Mailing Address Two North Ninth St.
( D ity, State,-Zip Allentown, PA 18101 b bate Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have cuthority to commit resources):
Nc.me H. W. Keiser Title S up t.
of Plant - Susq.
- Address Susquehanna SES, P.O. Box #467, Berwick,-PA 18603
. Day Telephone 717-542-2181 Ext. 220
. Night Address 33 Edge Trail, Brookhill R.D. -#1, Sugarloaf, PA 18249 Night Telephone 717-788-4926 Name D. T. Thompson Title Asst. S up t.
of Plant - Susq.
Address Susquehanna SES, P.O. Box #467, Berwick, PA 18603 Day _ Telephone 717-542-2181 Ext. 410 Night Address -
R.D. #5, Highland Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Night Telephone 717-784-7866
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Name D. W. Miller Title Supv. Radiological & Environmental Services Address PP&L Co., 2 N. Ninth St., Allentown, PA 18101 Dzy Telephone 215-770-4133 J Night Address 19 Brassie St., Wescosville, PA 18106 Night _ Telephone 215-398-2065 Name M. R. Buring Title Health Physics Supv.
Address Susquehanna SES, P.O. Box #467, Berwick, PA 18603 Day Telephone 717-542-2181 Ext. 228 Night Address R.D. #1, Box 342, Kutztown, PA 19530 Night Telephone 215-285-6875 General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
David W. Miller, Ph.D.
Supervisor-Radiological & Environmental Services Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 20*
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 30%
. Union Affiliations International Brotherhood of Electric Workers Incal 1600.
Indicate the name of the individual to whom Notes or Comments a copy of the entire roster should be sent:
- 20 available nominally based on two unit operation:
12 at site in Berwick 8 at Allentoun Corp. Office.
O<ame:
D. W. M111er. Ph.D.
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
m.nv.. - u - - w., e.n u-..a a su.u.,sxs mx Name of Company Philadelphia Electric Ccupany Mailing Address 2301 Parket Street, P.O. 26c 8699 r
State, Zip Philadelchia, PA 19101 k.5ity, 3a te May 5, 1981 n
kdndividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this parson should have authority to commit resources):
Name Walter J. Knaco 4{
Address Title Sumisinct En[ineer, Radiation Protection 2301 Market Street, P.O. Box 8699, Philadelphia, PA 19101 Day Telephone (215) 841-5163 Night A66ress 30 Linden Avemie, Red Lion, PA 17356
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Night Telephone (717) 244-1032 Name Mam:s J. Cooney Title Superintendent, Generation Division -- Nuclear
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Address 2301 Market Street, P.G. Scx 8699, Philadelphia, PA 19101 Day Telephone (215) 841-5020 Night Address 1475 Anthony Wayne Drive, Wayne, PA 19087 Night Telephone (215) 687-1270 hame Joseph W.,Gallagher A i t1e-h Address Manager, Electric Prcduction Department 2301 Parket Street, P.O. Box 8699, Philadelphia, PA 19101 Day Te1echene (215) 841-5003 Nigh t Ad' dress 307 Cc untr.'r Road, Bemyn, PA 19312 Night Telephone (215) 644-0155
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Name Shields L. Daltroff g
Title Vice President, Electric Production Department h
Address 2301 Market Street, P.O. Box 8699, Philadelphia, PA 19101 Day. Telephone (215) 841-5001 Night Address 1881 Kimberwick Road, Media, PA 19063 Night Telephone (215) 566-6493 l
General information to assist a requesting company in the selective l
process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 38 l
Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 42%
nion Affiliations N/A l
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy O f the entire roster should Q o sent:
Name: M. J. Cooney l
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904 l
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'Name of Company Portland General diectric Company Mailing Address 121 S..-W. Salmon Streek (City, State, Zip Portland, OR 97204 bba te August 3 0, 1981 OIndividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to ecmmit resources):
Name-B. D. Withers Title Vice President, Nuclear Address 121 S. W.
Salmon Street, Portland, OR 97204 Day Telephone (503) 226-8897 Night Address N/A Night Telephone (503) 645-5890 Name D. J, Broehl Title Assistant Vice President, Nuclear
-Address 121 S.-W.
Salmon Street, Portland, OR 97204 Day Telephone (503) 226-8871 Ni'cht Address N/A Night Telephone (503) 654-5360 Name C.~P. Yundt Ti tle-General Manager - Trojan Nuclear Plant Address P.- O. Box 439, Rainier, Oregon 97048 Day Telephone (503) 556-3713 ext. 211 Nicht Address N/A Night Telephone (503) 728-4293
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Name Title Address Day.Telephcne Night Address Night Telephone General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 7n Percentage.of Personnel available to Assist Others 25 Union Affiliations Tnvw T,ncal 125
~OIndicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should Qesent:
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Name:
B.
D.
Withe'rs INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
INPO TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER O xa=e of comgaar res11e se=vice ce=re=F er co1er do Mailing Address Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Generating Station City, State, Zip 16805 Weld County Road.-19 1/2, Platteville, Colorado 80651 Date March 9,1981 OV Individuals to Call for Transportation _ Emergency Assistance (this person should.have authority to commit resources):
Name Mr. Donald W. Warenbourg Title Manager, Nuclear Production Address 16805 Weld County Road 19 1/2, Platteville, Colorado-80651 Day Telephone 785-2223, Extension 200 Night ' Address 508 4th Street, P. O. Box 299, Frederick, Colorado 80530
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Night Telephone 833-4092 Name N/A Title Address Day Telephone Night Address Night Telephone O Neme N/i Title-Address Day Telephone Night Address Night Telephone Name N/A
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Title Address Day. Telephone.
Night Address Night Telephone General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel'Available 14 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 3
Union Affiliations IBEW I.ocal III Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy h.oftheentire roster should.
be sent:
Name:
Mr. Donald W. Warembourg INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER
- Name of Company Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation
(';tailingAddress-89 East Avenue City, State Zip Rochester, New York 14649 r
Date 2/18/81
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0 Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Mr. John E.-Maier Title-Vice President, Electric & Steam Production
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Address 89 East Avenue Rochester, New York 14649 Day Telephone (716)546-2700 ext. 2637 Night Address 17 Edgemere Drive Rochester, New York 14606 Night Telephone (716)865-1757 Name Mr. Lee S. Lang Title Superintendent, Nuclear Production Address 89 East Avenue, Rochester, New York 14649
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Day Teleph'one (716)546-2700 ext. 2794 Night Address 3 Woodside Circle Pittsford, New.ork 14534 Night Telephone (716)586-3757 C Name'
.Mr. Bruce A.
Snow
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. Superintendent, Ginna Station Address 89 East Avenue Rochester, New York 14649-
' Day Telephone (716)546-2700 ext. 291-250 Night Address 659 Regina Drive
- Webster,.New York 14580 Night Telephone (716)671-5912
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Name Mr. John E. Arthur
. Title
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Vice President, Engineering-Address.
89 East Avenue Rochester, New York 14649 Day. Telephone (716) 546-2700 ext. 2508 Night Address 5 Maple Drive Scottsville, New York 14546 Night Telephone (716)889-1512 General information to assist' a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
TotalRadiologicalProtectionPersNnelMabable 3-4 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 5 -8
(' Union Affiliations None.
V Indicate the name of the Notes or comments individual to whom'a copy
- p f the entire roster should d e sent:
Name:
Lee S.
Lang
'INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
TRANSPORTATION ' ASSISTANCE : ROSTER -
Name of Company South Carolina Electric and Gas C @ 7y Nailine Address Pcst Of' ice Bcx 764
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OCity, State, zis colu
- i^, S=uth ca=o1i=
29218 Date
, August 19, 1981-
.O Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should. have authority to commit resources):
Name o,,4e S. Brar Wn Title Plant Panace:
Ad6:ess V..C. Sum 5: Nuclaw Statica, P. O. Bcx 88, Jenkinsid11e, S.C. 2900 Day Telephone-(803) 345-5209, Extension 4040 or (803) 345-2620 Night. Address.
718 Trafalgar Street, Colusia, South Carolira Night Telephone (803) 798-1359 Name John G' Connally Title Assistant Plant Panager Add,ress V. C. Sumer Nuclear Station, P. O. Box 88, Jenkinsv411e, S.C. 2900
. Day Telephone (803) 345-2201, Extension 456 or 345-5209, Ectension 4016 Night Address 907 Kingsbridge Poad, Colusia, S. C..
29210 Night Telephone (803) 798-2719 Name fESteven J. Smith-
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'Faintenance Supehr Address V. C. Su mer Nuclear Station, P.O. Scx 88, Jenkinsv411e, S.C.
290(
Dav Te1echone
- 803) 34525209, Extension 4044 Nicht Ad' dress 345 St. Albans Road, I=o, South Carolira 29063 Night-Telephone (803) 781-5869
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L. A. Blue Name Title Ha=1th Physics Supe _%r Address V. C. Summer Nuclear Station, P. O. Ecx 88, Jenkinsd11e' S'C' 20 Day. Telephone (803) 345-5209, Extension 4188 Night Ad6ress 805 Foxfire Drive, Colu s ia, S. C.
29210 Night Telephone (803) 798-6551 l
General info'rmat$ ion to assist a requesting company in the selective 7
l process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 20 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 20%
Union Affiliations.-None Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy of the entire roster should s
)
'be sent:
Name:
w;1,4 m A. willi m, y,,
General Panager, Nuclear Cperations (803)'748-3677 INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
T:LubvUF.TATION ASSISTANCE CCNTACTS LIST Name of Company TENNESSEE. VALLEY AUTHORITY Mailine Address Chattanco'a, Tennessee 37401 QCity, state, Zip g
Date April 21,1981
(') Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assis'tance (this person should have authority to ec=mit resources):
Name Ben C. Rogers Title Supervisor, Operations, Low-Level Radwaste Management Address 1530 Chestnut Street Tower II Dav Telechene (615)755-8871 Nicht Ad' dress 81i9 Thornewood Drive, Hixson, Tennessee 37343 Niiht Telephone (615)842-7172
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Name Ronnie Kitts f-Title Health Phys 4cs Supervisor, Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Adcress Sequoyah Nuclear Plant, Daisy, Tennessee Day ' Telephone (615)842-3448
' Nich t Address 2511 Hunt Heights Drive, Soddy Daisy, Tennessee 37379 Niiht Telephone (615)842-7590 n Name Bob Howard U Title Health P,hysics Supervisor, Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Address Brow.ns Ferry Nuclear. Plant, Decatur, Alabama Dav Telechone '205)729-6488' Nigh t Ad' dress 123 Mountain View Circle, Hartsell e, Alabama, 35601 Night Telephone (205)773-2294
Name John Hutton
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. Title Superviso'r, Low-Level Radwaste Management Group
. Address 1530 Chestnut Street Tower II Day.Telechene (615)755-8871 Nich t Ad' dress 2406 Haven Cove Lane, Chattanooga, Tennessee 37421' l..
Night Telephone (615)894-5839 l
l General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 10 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 4
(lUnion Affiliations.
TVA Engineering Association v
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy goftheentire roster should be sent:
Name: - Ben C. Rqcers INFO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
.aw TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ROSTER Name of Company Texas Utilities Generating Co=pany
,o Mailing Address 2001 Bryan Tower U City, State, Zip Dallas, Texas 75201 Date January 16, 1981 Q/
Individuals to Call foi 'ransportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name R. A. Jones Title Manager, Plant Operations Address Box 2300, Glen Rose, Texas 76043 Day Telephone 817-897-4856 Night Address 742 Bellechase, Pecan Plantation, Granbury, Texas 76048 Night Telephone 817-573-2253 Name D. U. Braswell Title Engineering Superintendent Address Box 2300, Glen Rose, Texas 76043 Day. Telephone 817-897-4856 Night Address 704 Hyde Park, Cleburne, Texas 76031 Night Telephone 17-641-8030 Name B. T. Lancaster
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) 'itle 2 emistry & Health Physics Engineer Address Box 2300, Glen Rose, Texas 76043 Day Telephone,
817-897-4856 Night Address 1618 Westridge, Cleburne, Texas 760,31 Night Telephone 817-641-5498 Name TI~tle
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Address
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Day. Telephone Night Address Night Telephone l
General information to assist a requesting company in the selective l
process,of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 15 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 207.
Union Affiliations None l
O l
V Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy Presently under construction, of the entire roster should Staffing and equipment procurement be sent-g in progress.
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l Name:
r,ob T. Lancaster l
INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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- Na.i.e of Company Toledo Edison Company Mailing Address 300, Madison Avenue
,rgity, State, Zip Toledo, Ohio 43652
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( d' ndividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this x
person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Richard P. Crouse Tit'le Vice Pre'sident, Nuclear Address (Same as above)
Day Telephone (419) 259-5221 Night Address Night Telephone (419) 693=0250 Name W: C. Rowles Title Nuclear Services Director Address (Same as above)
Day Telephone (419) 259-5345 Night Address Night Te1ephene (419) 849-2105 Name Terry D. Murray hitle-Davis-Besse Superintendent Address (Same as above)
Day Telephone (419)'259-5660 Nicht Address NihhtTelephone (419) 697-3746
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Name Title Address Day.Telephene Night Address Night Telephone General information to assist a recuesting compan'f in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available,
5 Porcentage of Personnel available to Assist Others' 40%
cUnion Affiliations IBEW O
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy p)f the entire roster should Ue sent:
NCme:
W. C. Rowles INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
- Name of Company Union Electric ce=pany Mailing Address Pos,t Office Box 149 ity, State, Zip St. Louis, Mis souri 63166 ate July 24, 1981 8
L!ndividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this parson should have authority to commit resources):
Ncme Steven E. Miltenberger M/C CA-460 Title Assistant Plant Superintendent-Callaway Address Post Office Box,149, St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Day Telephone (314) 621-3222, Ext.59-202 Night Address 3205 Wooddale lane, Columbia, Missouri' 65201 Night Telephone (314) 874-0966 m.
Name Milton A. Stiller M/C CA-460 V
Title Plant Superintendent-Callaway Address Post Office Box 149, St. Louis, Missouri 631C6
. Day T'elephone (314) 621-3222, Ext. 2861
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Night Address 2 Ealley Court, Fulton, Missouri 65251 Night Telephone (314) 642-1008 Name g
Donald F. Schnell M/C 470 C)itle-General Manager-Nuclear Operations Address Post Office Box 149, St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Day Telephone (314) 621-3222, Ext. 2650 Night Address 827 Westwood Drive, Ba11 win, Missouri 63011 Night Telephone
.(314)'527-4492
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Name Robert J. Schukai M/C 470
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n. Title General Manager-Engineering Q. Address Post Office Box 149, St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Day. Telephone (314) 621-3222, Ext. 2897 Night Address 9745 Croftwood, St. Louis, Missouri 63123 Night Telephone (314) 843-5606 General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
5 Professional Total Radiological Protection Personnel AvaiJ.able 16 Technical Forcentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 2 0 .
(v')nion Af filiations International Union of Operating Engineers Incal 148 Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy
$ftheentire roster should oc sent:
Name:
R. J. Schukai, F. 'W. Erunson, M. A. Stiller INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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Name of Company Vermont; Yankee Nuclear Power Corporation Mailine Address PO Box 157 ity, 5 tate, Zie Vernon,' Vernent 05354-h< ate
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Gndividuals to Call for Transportation Imergency Assistance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name L.H. Heider Title Vice Presid'ent, Operations & Engineering Address Yankee Atomic Electric Co., 1671 Worcester Rd., Framingham MA 01701 lDav Telechene 617-872-8100, ext. 2203 Nicht Ad' dress 884 School Street, Webster, MA 01570 Nihht Telephone 617-943-0919 Name E.W. Jackson Title Manager of Operations, Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp.
Address 411 Western Avenue, West 3rattleboro, VT 05301 Dav Telechone 802,257-7711, ext. 229 Nicht Address 37 Arch Street, Westboro, MA -01581
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617-3 % -4524 Night Te1ephone Name W.P'. Murphy i tie-Plant Superintendent, Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp.
Address PO' Box 157, Governor Hunt Road, Vernon, VT 05354
'Dav Telechene 802-257-7711, ext. 110 Night Ad' dress 13 H111 winds, Brattleboro, VI 05301 802-257-7238 Night Telephone Name Title I
Address Day.Telephene Night Address Night Telephone General infort!ation to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 24 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 60:
nion Af filiations None Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy f the entire roster should C(I o sent:
Name:
E.W. Jackson '
'INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
." Nami of Company Virginia Eltetric and Pow 2: Compcny Mailin;; Address P. O. Box 26666 City, State, Zip Richmond, Virginia 23261
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..ugust 25, 1981 Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance (this person should have cuthority to co==it resources):
" Ncme Mr. W. L. Stewart Title Manager, 0 & M Address one James River Plaza, Richmond, Virginia 23261' Dcy Telephone (804) 771-4442 Night Address 406 Riverside Circle, Ashland, Virginia 23261 Night Telephone (804) 798-4637 Name Mr. J. D. Kellans Title Section Supervisor 0'& M Support Address One James River Plaza,' Richmond, Virginia 23261 Dmy Telephone (804).771-3094 Night Address 4604 Painted Post Lane, Midlothian, Virginia 23005 Night Telephone (804) 744-3264 Name Mr. W. W. Cameron TitleL Director, Chemistry and Health Physics Address One James River Flaza, Richmond, Virginia 23261 Day Telephone (804) 771-4301 8007 Moorefield Road, Richmond, Virginia 23261 ONight Address Night Telephone (804) 288-4530 Name 4
Title Address Day Telephone Night Address Night Telephone Caneralinformation to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological, Protection Personnel Available 80 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 25%
Union Affiliations Utility Ecolovees Association-(UEA)
Indicate the name of the p individual to whom a V copy of the entire 1
roster should be sent:
Name: Mr. W. L. Stewart INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
Name of Company Washington Public Power Supply System Mailing Address 3000 George Washingtei Way
,-City, State, Zip Richland, WA 99352 (jate January 20, 1981 Undividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assis'tance (this person should have authority to ec=mit resources):
Name J. W.
Shannon Title Manager,1 Health, Safety and Security Division Address 3 000 George Washington Way, Richland WA 99352 Day Telephone (509j 372-5825 Night Address 1957 Marshall Avenue, Richland, WA 99352 Night Telephone (509) 946-8125 Name D.
R.
Frindt Title Director, Administrative S2rvices Address 3000 George Washington Way, Richland, WA 99352 Day Telephone (509) 372-6926 Night Address 152 5iii5 N55$ Eay, Richland, WA 99352 Night Telephone (509) 627-5976 Name K.
T.
Perkins gitle-D.irector, Power Generation nddress 3000 George Washington Way, Richland,.WA 99352
~ Day Telephone (509) 372-5318 Night Address 2406 Greenbrook Boulevard, Richland, WA 99352 Night Telephone (509) 627-2822 Name D.
E. Larson Title Manager, Radiological Programs Department Address 3000 George Washington Way, Richland, WA 99352 Day. Telephone (509) 372-5849 Night Address Route 3, Box 3105, Prosser, WA 99350 Night Telephone (509) 786-2416 General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total Radiological Protection Personnel Available 37 Percentage of Personnel available to Assist Others 60%
c Union Affiliations International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Indicate the name of the Notes or Ccaments individual to whom a copy a f the entire roster should d o sent:
Name:
J.
W.
Shannon INPO's Emergency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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Name of Company:
. W'sconsinL Electric Power Company Mailing Address:
~231.W. Michigan Street City, State,. Zip:
hA1w- :. a, Wisconsin' 53201
- Date:
August 4, 1981 Individuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assistance' (this person should have authority to commit resources):
1 4
Name:
C. W.
Fay
Title:
Director,. Nuclear Power' Department Address:
231 W. Michigan Street; ' Milwaukee, WI153201.
Day Telephone:
414/277-2811.
3 Night Address:
1685 Horns Corners Road; Cedarburg, WI 53012'
~ ight Telephone: 414/377-5788 N
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Name:
D..K.
Porter
Title:
Manager, N" clear Engineering Section Address:
231 W. Mi,nigan Street; Milwaukee, WI 53201 4
l Day Telephone:
414/277-2144
. Night Address:
6530 N. Fine Shore Drive; Glendale, WI 53209 Night Telephone: 414/355-2723-r l
Name:
E. J. Lipke
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Title:
Superintendent, Regulatory Affairs U.
Address:
231 W. Michigan Street; Milwaukee, WI 53201 Day Telephone:
414/277-2018
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Night Address:
1720 Manchester Drive; Grafton, WI 53024-l Night Telephone: 414/377-9267 General information to assist a requesting company in the selective process of calling for assistance:
Total' Radiological Protection Personnel Available:
l Percentage of Personnel Available to Assist Others: As Appropriate Union Affiliations:
N/A L
Indicate the' name of the individual to whom-a-copy of the entire roster shculd be-sent:
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Fay I
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Name of Company Wisconsin Public Service Corporation V. ailing Address P. O. Box 1200 (i v, State, Zio Green" Bay, WI 54305 Q ~e August 3, 1981
_f.dividuals to Call for Transportation Emergency Assis'tance (this person should have authority to commit resources):
Name Carl W. Giesler Title Manager - Nuclear Power
. Address P. O. Box 1200, Green Bay, WI 54305 Day Telephone (414) 433-1306 Nigh: Address 2511 Bittersweet Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54301 Night Telephone (414) 435-9919 Name Charles' R. Luoma Title Asst Manager - Nuclear Power Address P. O. Box 1200,' Green Bay, WI 54305 Dey.T'elephone (414) 433 '309 Nigh t Address 190 Arbor Lane, Green Bay, WI 54301 Night Te1ephone (414) 337-0358
'7ame Donald C. Hintz S. tl e-Plant Manager - Kewaunee Plant Address Route 1, Box 48, Kewaunee, WI 54216 Day Telephone (414) 388-2560 Night Address 723 Sunrise Lane, Green Bay, WI 54301,
Night Telephone (414) 336-7580
'Name John S. Richmond Title Kewaunee Plant Services Superintendent l
Address Route 1, Box 48, Kewaunee, WI 54216 Day. Telephone (414) 388-2560 Night Address 1204 Milwaukee, Kewaunee, WI 54216 i
l Nighe Telephone (414) 388-2988 l
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General information to assist a recuesting company in the selective.
process of calling for assistance:
4 To'tal Radiological Protection Personnel Available 4-5 f Personnel available to Assist Others 20%
..bjorcentageonion. Af filia tions Ooerating Engineers ~
Indicate the name of the Notes or Comments individual to whom a copy
- bl-theentire roster should be sent
i Name:
E. R. Mathews I
.lNPQ's Emercency Phone Number is 404/953-0904
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Derived Response 1.evels Preventive Actio.,i.evels*
Total Intake via All-Pasture Grass Nuctide**
Critical Organ tiilk/ Water ***
Food and Water Pathw.;ys (Fresh" weight) 1-131 Thyroid 0.012 uCi/1 0.09 uCi 0.27 uCL/kg
.'s-137 Whole Hody 0.'14 uCL/1 7
uCi 3.5 uCi/kg
.sr-90 Bone 0.007 uCi/l 0.2 uCL.
0.7 uC1/kg Sr-89 Ilone 0.13 uCi/l 2.6 uCi 13 uCi/kg
-4
-4
- Th e preventive derived response action levels relate to a 1.5 rem projected dose commitme't to the thyroid
~* R or to a 0.5 rem projected dose commitment to the whole body, bone, or any other organ.
Dmrgency action yy levels are equal to ten (10) times the preventive levels and relate to either a 15 rem projected dose com.
- g mitment to the thyroid or a 5 rem projected dose commitment to the whole body, hone, or any other organ.
4
- If other nuclides are present, use Regulatory Guide 1.109 to calculate.the dose comm!tment to-the critical g.
o rga a(s).
Inf ants are considered to be the critical segment of the population.
H.
Recommended Protective Acttons Preventive I.evel Exceeded Emergency Level Exceeded a
For pasture; remove lactating dairy cows from o
Isolate food containing radioactive contami-contaminated pasturage and substitute uncon-nation to prevent its introduction into com-taminated stored feed.
Also, a substitute merce and determine whether condemnation or source'of uncontaminated water, another disposition is appropriate.
Before e
For milk; withhold milk from market to allow taking this action, consider:
radioact ive decay.
Consider diversion of fluid milk for product ion of but ter or evaporated milk.
--Availability of other possible actions; For f ruits and vegetables; ash, brush, or scrub
--Importance of particular foods in e
to remave contamination.
$110w rad ioact ive decay nutrition; and through canning, dehydration, or storage.
--Time and effort required to take action.
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- The preventive action levels apply to water as well as milk; the protective action for water would be to use a suitable source of uncontaminated water.
TABLE 6.3-3
SUMMARY
OF POSSIBLE OFFSITE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS TO BE RECOMMENDED OR IMPLEMENTED DURING AN EMERGENCY' ACCIDENT PilASE EXPOSIIRE PATilWAY EXAMPLES OF ACTION TO HE REC 0ttl1 ENDED Inhalation of gases, Evacuation, shelter, access control, respiratory protection, EMERGENCY radioiodine, or particulate prophylaxis (thyroid protect ion)
PilASE (0.5 to 30 hours3.472222e-4 days <br />0.00833 hours <br />4.960317e-5 weeks <br />1.1415e-5 months <br />)
- Direct whole body exposure Evacuat ion, shel ter, access cont rol Ingestion of milk Take cows off pasture, prevent cows from drinking surface water, discard contaminated milk, or divert to stored products such.?s cheese Ingestion of fruits and Wash all producaz, or impound produce, delay harvest until INTERMED IATE vegetables approved, subg,citute uncontaminated produce yj PilASE g
Ingestion of water Cut off contaminated supplies, substitute from othe?
<,ou rc e s,
s f11ter, demineralize gk (30 hours3.472222e-4 days <br />0.00833 hours <br />4.960317e-5 weeks <br />1.1415e-5 months <br /> to 30 days)*
Whole body exposure and Relocation, decontamination, access control Inhalation Ingestion of food and water Decontamination, condemnation, or destruction of food; deep 1
contaminated from the soil plowing, condemnation, or alternate use of land 3
either by resuspension or LONG TER?1 uptake through roots PIIASE Whole body exposure from Relocation, access control, decontamination, flxing of (over 30 days)*
deposition material or contamination, deep plowing inhalation.of resuspended material 1Emergency phase - Time period of major release and subsequent plume exposure.
Intermediate phase - Time period of moderate continuous releases with plume exposure fS and contamination of environment.
3Long Term Phase - Recovery period.
- " Typical" Post-accident time geriods.
Reference:
IISEPA " Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents," 1975.
i
' October 9, 1981 0-TABIE OF CONTDRS Number Title CC-1 The Corporate Command (Rev.8, Aug.1981)
Center-Director CC-1A
- Corporate Cturand Center (Rev.0, June 1980)
Director - Hazardous Material Release CC-2 The Corporate Cortunand Center (Rev.3, Jan.1981)
Intelligence Director CE-3 The Medical Director (Rev.2, Jan.1981)
CC-4 Information Director-(Rev.2, Dec. 1980)
CC-5 The ERP Director.
(Rev.0, Dec.1980) h CC-6
%e Manpower and Ingistics Director -
(Rev.2, Dec.1980)
CC-7 The Comunications Director.
(Pav.3, Jan.1981)
CC-8 The Health _ Physics Director (Rev.0, Jan. 1981)
CC-9 he Accounting Director (Rev.2, Jan.1981)
CC-10 The Legal Consultant (Rev.2, Jan. 1981) l l
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October 9,.1981 rnb TABLE OF CONI'ENTS (Continued...)
Number Title CC-ll-The Engineering Director (Rr /..', Nov.1980)
CC-12 The System Power Dispatcher
~ (Rev.6, Jan.1981)
CC-13 The Exercise and Drill Program (Rev.0, Jan.1981)
CC-14 Offsite Co:rinunications Capabilities (Rev.0, Jan. 1981)
CC-15 he Division Director (Rev.0, Jan. 1981)
EOF-1 he Recovery Manager (Rev.2, Aug. 1981)
EOF-2 he Technical Support Manager O
<aev 1. oec 198o)
EOF-3 h e Environmental / Emergency Coordinator (Rev.1, Dec.1980)
EOF-4 h e Emergt..cy News Center Director (Rev.1, Dec.1980)
EOF-5 The Design and Construction Support (Rev.1, Dec.1980)
Manager EDF-6 h e Administration and logistics Man % er (Rev.1, Dec. 1980, EDF-7 The Scheduling / Planning Mitnager (Rev.1, Dec.1980)
EOF-8 The Waste Systems Radiation Control (Rev.2, Dec.1980)
Manager EDF-9 Recovery Operations (Rev.0, Feb.1981)
EDF-10 The Advisory Support Director (Rev.0, Feb. 1981)
O EOF-ll Training Director (Rev.0, Jan. 1981)
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Procedure Control Number'
'd October 9, 1981 Assigned to:
N.P.,
OCMTON M A.C Attadied is a new revised procedure CC-1 (Rev. 8, Aug.1981)..
- Please destroy old procedure CC-1 (Rev. 7, Dec.1980)'.
In order to' acknowledge receipti please sign, date and return this control sheet to:.
Vernon L. Chaney Room 1248 Edison Building QA D
{,p Vernon L. Cisney GSEP Coordinator (312)294-8549 VIC/vls j
Signature:
Date:
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' October 9, 1981 Assigned'to:
N.A,. DCMTCM MRC_
Attached is a new revised procedure EOF-l_-(Rev. 2, Aug.1981).
Please destroy old procedure EF-1-(Rev. 1, Dec.--1980).
In order to-acknowledge receipt please sign, date and return this control sheet to:
~
Vernon L. Chaney Room 1248 Edison Building G J._$ O C A g,,
Vernon L. Chaney.-
GSEP Coordinator (312)294-6549 VIf/vls Signature:
Date:
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Procedure Control Number d
October 9, 1981 Assigned to:
H. R. OCAtTo Al M RC Attached is' new procedure EOF-11 (Rev. O, Jan.1981).
Please add new procedure EOF-ll (Rev. O, Jan.1981) to your book.
In order to acknowledge receipt please sign, date and return this control sheet to:
J Vernon L. Chaney Room 1248 Edison Building f.c Cn Bd S CA3 Verr.on L. Chaney CSEP Coordinator (312)294-8549 VIf/vls Signature:
Date:
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i EOF-1 Revision 2 August, 1981 0
GSEP Corporate Ceaunand Center Emrgency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP EOF-1
Title:
The Recovery Manager O
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b4EY Mats J Date: Ad4837, litt Reviewed by:
Dates 9 /.2 k
Approved by:
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Revision 2 August, 1981 THE RECOVERY MANAGER A.
PURPOSE O
The purpose of this procedure is to assist the Recovery Manager in fulfilling the responsibilities assigned in GSEP while responding to a station emergency.from the Nearsite EOF.
B.
REFERENCES 1.
The. Generating Stations' Emergency Plan and Telephone Directory.
2.
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures (EPIP'S) of the offsite GSEP organization positions.
(A complete volume is located at each EOF.)
3.
Production Depart:nent Nuclear Duty Officer Guidelinc7 and Procedures.
4.
General Company Order 19 - Reporting and Handling of Trouble and Extraordinary Conditions.
i C.
PREREQUISITES 1.
If a transition from CCC to EOF is necessary, make sure the emergency response is under the direction of an alternate CCC Director until the Recovery Manager is ready at the EOF.
4 D.
PRECAUTIONS 1.
None.
E.
LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS 1.
None.
F.
PROCEDURE 1.
Responsibilities -
The Recovery Manager is responsible for managing'the overall nuclear plant recovery operations whenever the Nearsite EOF is activated.
2.
Duties -
a.
Direct the Recovery Group andd coordinate all company and industry support activities in coping with an 4
emergency.
b.
Ensure notification of Federal, State and appropriate local agencies of emergency declaration or reclassifications and provide prompt reports of significant changed conditions to same.
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Duties - (Continued...)
c.
Approve all company press releases to the public.
()
Make sure the Technical Spokesperson or Emergency News Information Director obtains approval pr or to 2
press releases.
d.
Ensure that appropriate measures are promptly taken onsite tot 1)
Terminate the condition causing the emergency.
2)
Protect employes and the public.
3)
Minimize damage to the plant.
4)
Effect post-accident recovery.
e.
Request assistance from outside emergency response organizations, such as INPO or Despartment of Energy.
f.
Maintain a record of the GSEP related activities.
Refer to Attachment B - Recovery Manager's Checklist.
g.
Establish a schedule of personnel for relief and shift duty, if necessary. Attachment C is a
. suggested four or five-person shif t rotation schedule. Use of schedule is. optional.
3.
Recovery Manager's procedure during an Alert.
a.
Confirm that the necessary notifications and
, O activities for an Alert, as listed in Corporate Command Center EPIP CC-1, are implemented.
4.
Recovery Manager's procedure during a Site Emergency a.
Notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations.
b.
Activate the entire Recovery Group Organization.
c.
Confirm that other necessary notifications and activities for a Site Emergency, as listed in CCC EPIP CC-1, are implemented.
d.
Provide recommended Protective Actions to States per guidelines in Attachment D.
e.
Close out or recommend reduction in emergency classification by briefing NRC, State of Illinois, and the appropriate contiguous State agencies - or escalate - the classification to a General Emergency.
5.
Recovery Manager's procedure during a General Emergency.
a.
Notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations.
b.
Activate the entire Recovery Group Organization.
c.
Confirm that the necessary notifications and O-activities for a General Emergency, as listed in CCC EPIP CC-1, are implemented.
d.
Provide recommended protective actions to States per guidelines in Attachment D.
e.
Close out or recommend reduction in emergency classification by briefing NRC, State of Illinois, and the appropriate contiguous State agencies.
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. Revision 2 August, 1981 G*
CHECKLISTS 1.
Attachment A - Recovery Manager's Checklist O
2.
Attachment B - Nuclear Accident Report Form 3.
Attachment C - Day Off Schedule for Recovery Group Shift Manning 4.
Attachment D - Recommended protective actions for gaseous release E HNICAL SPECIFICATION REF'E?rss 1.
None O
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SOF-1 Revision 2 August, 1981 ATTACHMENT A Recovery Manager's Checklist NOTE:
This checklist is provided as a convenience for the Recovery Manager..It is not necessary to adhere to the checklist step-by-step. It may serve as an aid for recording informction during the progress of the recovery. It may also be usedful for updating relief personnel at the time of shift change..
1.
Assumed command of the recovery operations at the nearsit EOF at:
Date:
Time 2.
Initial conditions of the emergency (classification, site, start time of incident, other information). This may be a summary of information on the State of Illinois Nuclear Accident Report Form.
O 1
3.
Environs Team Activated:
Date Time:
Team Members - Team #1 Team #2 I
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Record requests to INPO for additional support personnel or special equipment.
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A August, 1981 V
ATTACHMENT A (Continued...)
I S.
Record requests to DOE Chicago operations Office.
i 6.
Record other requests or contacts to Non-CECO support agencies.
7.
Record recom.endations provided by the Recovery Group personnel.
Name Times Recommendations 0
1 Decisions Name:
Times Recommendation:
Decision:
Name Time:
Recommendations Decisions O
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Decision:
General Notes of Recovery Activities:
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- 6. SITUATION INVOLVES:
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TYPE OF RELEASE IS
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@ARELEASEISOCCURRING NON RADICACTIVE LIQUID
[ARELEASETHATOCCURRED,BUTSTCPPED.
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- 3. RECCMENDED PROTECTIVE ACTIONS:
FOR INFOR!tATION ONLY - (UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT OR TRAflSPORTATION ACCICENT) 4
[ PREPARE FOR POSS!SLE ACTION INVOLVING THE PUBLIC, TO INCLUCE NOTIFICATION. (ALERT OR SITE EMERGENCY OR TRANSPORTATICN ACCIDENT)
- 0TIFY PUBLIC TO TAKE THE FOLLOWING PROTECTIVE ACTIONS. (SITE OR GENERAL EMERGENCY OR TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT.)
SHELTER EVACUATE
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0-2 MILE RADIUS (GASEQUS RELEASE)
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h 2-5 MILES FOR THREE (3) DOWNWIND SECTORS (GASEQUS RELEASE) l h
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[ PUT CATTLE UN STORED FEED IN DOWNWIND SECTORS OUT TO MILES.
- 9. RELEASE IS:
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CONTINUING - EXPECTED DURATION OR MAGNITUDE S
TERMINATED - APPR0XIMATE OURATION OR MAGNITUDE
- 10. HEIGHT OF GASEOUS RELEASE IS:
A GROUND LEVEL 8
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MILES PER HOUR NOTE: USE NOT APPLICABLE (N/A) WHERE APPROPRIATE.
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@ NUP6ER OF INJURIES 17. ACCIDENT RELATED INJURIES:
A NO 18.
A.
LOCATION OF TRANSPORTATICN ACCIDENT:
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TYPE OF SHIPMENT (NEW FUEL. SPENT FUEL. LUW WASTE. ETC.):
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TYPE OF VEHICLE OR CONTAINER D.
FLM OF MTERIAL BEING SHIPPED ( SOLID. LIQUID. GASEQUS):
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CECO. PERSONNEL DISPATCHED TO TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT SCENE: A NO 8 YES
- 19. OTHER thFORMT104:
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- 20. - MESSAGE REPORTED BY: -
NAME onhAntsiiun iu.tenunt (0UTSIDE d) s 21.
N.A.R.S. MESSAGE RECEIVED Br VQUR MARE t irit GAIL l
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MESSAGE VERIFIED:
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(Pj_ PJ P) j g.b I 6.D >; E - Putential (2) A!! Duse All Dot.e 4 2000 (P) P) P) (2) 9.b' i or Stupped Situations SituathLns I om 6.C or D - Imminent (3) Analysis Nut Cumplete 4400 (P)' P) P) (3) 9.b 3. os Occurr iro) 7d (4) Analysis Not Complete 400 - 2000 (S) P) P)- (4) u.C60 I (5)41.0 40.5 M g'..e < 2.5 M (P) P). P) (5) 8.D l 1 (6) >l.0 4 1.0 M >5.0 45.0 M (L*) S*) P) (6) 8.C, tt6 E (7) *;p t.0 > l.0 41.0 > 5. 0 ;, 5.0 4,5.0 ( t.* ) E*) S) (7) s.C,is,1,6P s 3 Foot Nutes: The aymiel ( ) ) ) repsese:6ts the entise 0-2 mile area, ar.d the 2-5 and 5-10 mile thsee downwind sectos s. k-Han.je (Miles) Sh-S 6 t e thmuv3. sty g M-Minimal y N.* Evacuation, wl.en noteJ, is t i.r. secumaende.1 protect ive act ion only when weather cunditions pes mit ernt an ev.senatism time snelysis et.nf irms it as ll,- pref errent choice, otherwise st.el t er isej is the pe uteet ive ac t ion to s ex:vamasul. If evacuation is rec maiended ti.s z*insl s eas Y and 3 asul it 91 areas Y and I are in Win.consin or lowa, t hen the s eco.1. mend.at ion for evacuat iort steunal.1 east enti only to it e smeeje.at wh ich t ese 5.s uject =J da.e i s I s a ur 5 Nem tlaysoid, whichever is t hee *Js e ates s an.Je. Shelterisej la the protective action isoes th!S g an.Je out to 5 milch 18 the "gaseje* is an'1une I and out to 10 miles it it is in Zune 1..
- . Psoject a-il.as;t ual ib>ws ag e tm.ed on the act ual or awast likely s elease point and t he cuist ir>J mit e s.et ros ul.>J 6c.nl cu,wtit ions. The zones X,Y, and I area X-Sb i R < 2 Mtlusa Y-2 4 k < 5 Miles; Z-5 _< n 4 10 Miles.
., -... -,.. ~. - - - - - -. -, ~. - -. ~, ~. - - ~. ~ .-n.. .~ a-- . ~ -- x...,.. -.- - ~ <. -. "~" t (J.G.) f e r d~ swe..s e. av s t a ut es t a ve Ac a. na A. 4,woun s= = s e. s. .f Actual Contalement hadietion I.evel bece.a.m. e.deJ P s ut ec t t vt Acttune tiAuS Fr.s a hetease Situattun t.oject ed Doses (hem)" (H/Itt ) When no Prulected (n-26.ultes. E-Lwacuat sun. Section 8' j Accadent . (REARS Fuga Section 6) in Ronal Areas X, Y, 6 2.. . Doses are Avai tatale P - Fa tpag e f or Pu= sis le l Classifac.thon action. 3.0.- into only) - .Whule Body Tts/roid X Y I X Y-t X Y 3 'a l
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- 6. A - No itelease H) feiff APPL.lCAlll E TO GLNt:OsA1, l'MLNGt'lO Emergency 6.b os E - Potential or Stopped
,j (2) All Dose All Dome JO (53 5) P) (2) 3.C,0 6 E Ssiaations Shdygls 6.C or D - Immastent (3) Analyssa not complete 20 f t'*) S) P) (1) 8.C,it & E f ]- '] or occurrirw] - (s) s) P) (4) s.C,ti s E (4)41.040.5 M 45.042.5' N 1 ~P) (5). e.C,tt s E ($) ) 1.0 (1.0 M p5.0(5.0 M (t? ) St J (t? ) t? ) SJ (6) s.C,u,Isr (6) > 1.0 > 1.0 41.0 )5.0 y 5,0 45.0 1 ~ (E*) E*) n;* ) til -s.C,ts,! 6J (7)pl.0)1.0pl.0 )5.0>5.075.0 t } i' Fout Hotest 1,o 1 fne nymbol ( ) ) I represents the entire 0-2 mile area, and the 2-5 and 5-10 mile three downwind sectors. i HE N-Range (Miles) g pe i bu-Site Dous.Jary '4'Ed. fj M-Minima! 3 recomumended psutective actiun s,nly when weather conditions permit and an erwacuation time analysis confirms it as the-g~ Evacuation, wl.en noted, is the f If evacuation is recommesmled for zonal assas Y and 2 asal if tonal areas pseferred s;hoice, otherwise shelterirvj la the protective action tu recommend.then the recomanenJation for evacuation should estend only to the sange at which ti.e 4 j Y and 1 are in Wisconsin or Iowa, j Hem thyroid, whichever is the greater range. Sheltering is the protective action from this range out to 5 antlem if the range * -is in tune Y esul out a } to 10 miles it it is in Zone t.. Psojected actual doses are taased on the actual or acet likely release point arut the existing site meteosological conditions.1The zones X,Y, and E ares 4 i i I x-Sb f k ( 2 Miless Y-2 f M 4 5 Miless 'E-5fk' Miles. 3 -~- 1 t i i i PL 'I~ l ta - 4 1 i
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O O O O o TAllIA 6.3-2 CSEP CUIDEl.INES FOR PROTECTION ACAlllST INCESTION OF CONTAlllNATiuN FOR Tile OFFSITE Pullt.iC FOOD AND WATER CONTAlliNATIOll A. Derived Response 1.evels ~ Preventive Action f.eveIs* Total Intake via All Pasture Crass Nuclide** Critical Organ Milk / Water *** Food and Water Pathways (Fresh weight) 1-131 Thyroid 0.012 uC1/1 0.09 uCi 0.27 uCi/kg Cs-137 Whole liody 0.34 uC1/1 7 uCi 3.5 uCi/kg Sr-90 Bone 0.007 uC1/1 0.2 uCi 0.7 uCi/kg Sr-89 tione 0.13 uC1/1 2.6 uCi 13 uCi/kg 8'the prevent ive derived response act ion levels relate to a 1.5 rem projected dose commitment to the thyroid or to a 0.5 rem projected dose commitment to the whole body, bone, or any other organ. Emergency action h levels'are equal to ten (10) times the preventive levelu.and relate to either a 15 rem projected dose com-mittent to the thyroid or a 5 rem projected dose commitment to the whole body, hone, or any other organ. p
- If other nuclides are present, use Regulatory Guide 1.109 to calculate the dose commitment to.the critical
,y o rgan(s). Infants are considered to be the critical segment f the population. S ag k 11 Hecanmended Protective Actions g Preventive I.evel Exceeded Emergency I.evel Exceeded For pasture; remove lactating dairy cows from o Isolate food containing radioactive contanil-e contaminated pasturage and substitute uncon-nation to prevent its introduction into com-taminated stored feed. Also, a substitute merce and determine whether condemnation or source of uncontaminated water, another disposition is appropriate. lief o re For milk; withhold milk from market to allow taking this action, consider: e radioact ive decay. Consider divet on of fluid i milk for product ion of but ter or evaporated milk. --Availability of other possible actions; For fruits and vegetables; wash, brush, or scruh --Importance of particular foods in e to remove contamination. Allow radioactive decay nutrition; and through canning, dehydration, or storage. --Time and effort required to take action. For grains; mili and polish.
- The preventive. action levels apply to water as well as milk; the protective action for water would be f
to use a suitable-source of uncontaminated water. N
O O O O O TAdLE 6.3-3 l
SUMMARY
OF POSSIBLE OFFSITE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS TO BE RECOMMENDED OR IMPLEMENTED DURING AN ENERGENCY* 4 ACCIDENT PilASE EXPOSURE PATilWAY EXAMPLES OF ACTION TO llE RECoilllENDED { inhalation of gases, Evacuat ion, shel ter, access cont rol, respi ratory protect ion, EHERCENCY radioiodine, or particulate prophylaxis (thyroid protection) PilASE , (0.5 to 30 hours)
- Direct whole body exposure Evacuat ion, shel ter, access cont rol Ingestion of milk Take cows off pasture, prevent cows from drinking surface i
water, discard contaminated milk, or divert to stored products such as cheese Ingestion of fruits and Wash all produce, or impound produce, delay harvest until 2(NTERHEDIATE vegetables approved, substitute uncontaminated produce he d PHASE Ingestion of water Cut off contaminated supplies, unbstitute from other sources, ?g f11ter, demineralize .b. *: (30 hours to 30 days)* Whole body exposure and Relocation, decontamination, access control gk inhalatton 4g Ingestion of food and water Decontamination, condemnation, or destructton of food; deep contaminated from the soil plowing, condemnation, or alternate use'of land 3 either by resuspension or LONG TERil uptake through roots PilASE ~ Uhole body exposure from Relocation, access control, decontamination, fixing of (over 30 days)* deposition material or contamination, deep plowing inhalation of resuspended j material d I 4 Emergency phase - Time period of major release and subsequent plume exposure. 1 Intermediate phase - Time period of moderate continuous releases with plume exposure {. and contamination of environment. . t' ~ '3 Long Term Phase - Recovery period. I
- " Typical". Post-accident time periods.
Reference:
USEPA "Hanual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents," 1975. 4
4 'O EDF-ll NJ Revision 0 January, 1981 TEINI?G DIRECIOR DERGENCY PIAN IFTLEMENI'IIG PROCEDURE I I Prepared by Douglas E. Cooper Date Reviewed / Approved by [ Date ~ Jl Reviewed / Approved by ~7z,(( / [ Date Y /3 [/ Reviewed / Approved by Date I Reviewed / Approved by Date O Reviewed / Approved by Date i 1' e O
i l EOF-ll Revision 0 January, 1981 Page 1 of 6 TmINING DIREC'IOR DIERGENCY PIAN IMPLDIENI'ING PROCEDURE A. Purpose The purpose of this procedure =is to provide instructions to the Training Director to the extent necessary for him to fulfill his role as outlined in GSEP. B. References 1. Generating Stations Emergency Plan (GSEP). C. Prerequisites 1. None D. Precautions 1. None-E. Limitations and Actions 1. None F. Procedure 1. Primary Responsibilities - The Training Director reports to the Administrative / Logistics Manager (the Training Director will normally be activated only for Site Area and General Emergencies). He is reponsible for coordinating all training efforts required to prepare individuals for site entry and for any special or off-normal evolutions which they may be required to perform during the recovery effort. Upon activation, the Training Director will' report to the Dnergency Operations Facility. He may, however, physically locate elsewhere in order to carry out his duties most effeciently. Specifically, the Training Director will: O a. Determine the need for additional instructors to augment the onsite training department. n
.O 80r-11 Revision 0 January, 1981-Page 2 of 6 b. Secure the services of qualified individuals who may be ut,ilized as instructcrs. c. Secure areas where training sessions may be conducted. d. Obtain the schedule for out-of-normal or special evolutions in order that the appropriate training sessions for operating, maintenance, health physics, and chemistry personnel may be scheduled. e. Ensure all training sessions are scheduled and documented. f. Ensure that orientation lectures given to incoming personnel include the following information, and reflect current situations:
- 1) Station layout
- 2) Basic radiation protection (to those not previously experienced in this area)
- 3) Areas of abnormal radiation levels and methods of minimizing exposure
- 4) Status of systems
- 5) Emergency Procedures (as required) i 2.
Working Relationships Once activated, report to the Administrative / Logistics a. Manager. b. Contact the Training Supervisors of unaffected stations as l necessary to secure resources. c. Manage available training resources as necessary to ensure emergency training needs are met. d. Communicate frequently with the Rad / Chem Director or Health Physics Director to' secure the information necessary to keep training material current. Maintain close comtunication with the' Recovery Group (i.e. e. Technical Support Manager, Maste Systems Rad Control Manager, Design and Construction Support Manager) to determine the p need for training of personnel to support special or d l r n
.C) DOF-ll 'V Revision 0 January, 1981 Page 3 of - 6 off-normal evolutions. ' Assess, as appropriate, the availability of technical experts for use as instructors in this area. f. Interface with those persons at the nearsite EOF or TSC which may provide information necessary to keep orientation lectures up to date. g. Discuss with Recovery Manager the training programs established for the recovery effort and obtain an estimate of-the numbers of trainees. h. Establish and maintain contacts with non-Comonwealth Edison - Company organizations which may provide training resources. 3. Complete Attachment A, " Training Director Checklist", as time permits. It is not necessary to follow.the checklist step-by-step. The checklist is provided as a convenience. Telephone numbers of individuals / organizations likely to provide p assistance during an emergency situation are provided in the GSEP v telephone directory. G. Checklists ~ 1. Attachment A " Training Director Checklist" H. Technical Specification References 1. None l n
~...- wr b7 EOF-ll Revision L i - January,-1981' Page 4 of 6 ATIAGBDTf A TmINING DIRK 50R y
- 1. Reported to Administrative / Logistics Manager at:
Date: Time: 1 f
- 2. Relocated to at:
l Date:. Time: 4 E
- 3. Record information on type of emergency (classification, location, l
time of incident, or. whatever seems noteworthy). 1
- 4. Current lectures taking place: Have schedules been issued?
Yes No Lecture 'Ibpic Location -Time Instructor f m
.. ~ e sor-11 - O '~ Revision 0-January, 1981 Page 5 of :6'
- f. Special or,off-normal evolutions taking place.
Evolution Personnel Affected Time Frame ]
- 6. The following materials / personnel / classrooms are'available for use.
Personnel Area of Expertise 2 Materials No. Required O Iocation I Classrooms ' 7. Additional material / personnel / classrooms needed. Personnel Area of Expertise i Materials No. Required Classrooms Iocation LO b
r La',. O --n Revision 0 January,.1981 Page.' 6 of 6
- 8. CECO. Training Dep srtments Contacted Station / Person Contacted Time /Date of Contact' Material / Personnel Requested ~
t
- 9. Comonwealth Edison Company Training Depar? ment Assignments Station Material / Personnel Provided Time /Date
- 10. Non-Comonwalth Edison Companies Contacted Company / Person Contacted Time /Date of Contact Materials Requested-
- 11. Non-Comonwealth Edison Company Response.
Company Responding Material / Personnel Provided Time /Date l
- 12. Approximate number of persons trained within past 24 hours.
Approximate ntsrber to be trained in next 24 hours This form should be updated at least every 24 hours. O --. - -. - -. ~. -. - - - - -. - . - -}}