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| Issue date: | 02/10/1993 |
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l IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURE 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS - CONTINUED Procedure Effective Number Review Date Revision TITLE i
1018 10-2-92 3
Public Information Mobilization During Emergencies j
1019 2-28-91 5
Corporate Response Center 1020 4-24-91 3
Airborne Radiciodine Determination 77,7 1021 9-21-91 3
Manual Update and Readout of Proteus
- _. Plant Parameter Data 1022 3/25/92 2
Obtaining Meteorological and Dose Assessment Data From MIDAS 1023 10-2-02 7
Operational Support Center 1024 2-10-91 3
Emergency Classification 1025 5-24-91 3
Handling Fire Department Personnel Fighting Fires in the Controlled Area l
1026 NOT ISSUED 1027 5-24-91 5
Site Personnel Accountability and Evacuation 1028 5-1-91 3
Onsite (out of plant) Field Surveys 1029 12-5-91 6
Emergency Closecut/ Class Reduction Written Summary to Authorities 1030 NOT ISSUED 1031 5-24-91 3
Air Raid Alert 1032 5-20-92 3
Tornado Emergency -
l 1033 NOT ISSUED 1034 6-3-91 4
Mobilization and Operational Procedure l for Offsite Monitoring Teams -
l Supplemental Response 1035 3-22-91 9
1036 5-1-91 3
Estimation of Population Dose Within tht; 10 Mile Emergency Planning Zone t
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i IP-1023 CON EDISON Rev. 7 INDIAN POINT STATION EMERGENCY PLANNING OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER (OSC)
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1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 To describe the activation and operation of the Operational l
Support Center (OSC).
2.0 DISCUSSION 2.1 The OSC is located on 72'i +Pavation directly above the TSC which allows movement between facilities (TSC, OSC).
The OSC is where repair, support, search and rescue team personnel shall assemble during emergencies (ALERT, SITE AREA and GENERAL) and be available to supply assistance when requested.
2.2 MINIMUM OSC Personnel'Recuirements 2.2.1 Operational Support Center Manager 2.2.2 Accountability Clerk 7
2.2.3 Communicator 2.2.4 I & C
- 1 Supv and 6 Techs l
f 2.2.5 Chem
- 1 Supv and 1 Tech l
l 2.2.6 Elec Maint
- 1 Supv and 2 Mech i
2.2.7 Mech Maint
- 1 Supv and 4 Mechs
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2.2.8 Operations
- 1 Supv and 3 opers 2.2.9 Health Physics
- 1 Supv and 5 Techns 2.2.10 QA
- 1 Supv and 1 Inspector j
2.3 Activation And Selection Criteria
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2.3.1 DURING OFF hour periods, personnel who may serve as the I&C, Maint AND Health Physics OSC Coordinators i
AND the OSC Manager shall be activated by the page
" beeper" system AND shall report to the ED at the EOF BEFORE going to the TSC/OSC Complex.
The OSC Manager shall initiate the call of personnel using the names i
and phone numbers listed in Appendix A.
2.3.2 The OSC shall be activated during NORMAL working i
hours in the following manner.
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IP-1023 Rev. 7 a.
Site Emergency Assembly Alarm shall be sounded by the Control Room Operator (Alert, Site Area e
AND General Emergency).
b.
I&C, Maint AND Health Physics Coordinators AND the OSC Manager shall report to the POM at the SWS Office.
AFTER being briefed, the Coordina'-
tors shall take their positions in_the_TSC (Addendum 8.2)
ALL non-watei[gpegsonnel shall assemble at their c.
assembly areas.
See Reference 6.1 for account-abilit_y_ procedure.
d.
DURING accountability, the Section Head OR designee shall select the number of Team Members indicated in Section 2.2 to man the CSC.
The members shall report to the OSC Manager.
NOTE:
OLDER INDIVIDUALS ARE GENERALLY LESS RADIO-I SENSITIVE THAN YOUNGER ONES.
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The Section Head OR designee (Supervisor) shall i
use the following criteria in selecting the personnel to man the OSC.
1.
Volunteers 2.
Specialty / Expertise 3.
Age - where possible the group should be a mixture including individuals over 40 years of age.
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The supervisor reporting with his group to the OSC shall give the names of the selected individ-i uals to the OSC Manager.
g.
The Health Physics. Supervisor-shall obtain the' latest whole body exposure computer run off.
h.
AT the declaration of a-SAE, AND AT the direction of the POM, additional essential Nuclear Power per-sonnel WITHIN the protected area fence assembled at other locations besides the TSC/OSC complex may be relocated to the OSC.
Non-essential personnel shall be evacuated as specified by the POM/ED.
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ALL personnel entering AND leaving the OSC shall-gain permission from the OSC Manager.
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IP-1023 Rev. 7 2.4 Communications 2.4.1 Communications from'the Control Room, Technical Suppor-Center, Emergency Operations Facility AND within OSC shall be by the phone system which has backup emergency power.
A listing of phones by location is given in Appendix C.
IF the need arises, the OSC Manager may make use of a messenger.
2.4.2 Portable radios may be used by the repair teams to communicate wi;th Qc 1 Coordinators in the TSC.
2.5 Radioloaical Control A_ND Ey.aluation 2.5.1 Radiological control-AND evaluation of the OSC shall begin AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, under the direction of the Health Physics Coordinator, by one of the Health Physics Technicians (HPT).
NOTE:
KEYS FOR CABINETS AND DOORS ARE CONTAINED IN THE KEY.
LOCKER LOCATED IN THE TSC.
2.5.2 The HPT shall use the instruments provided in the OSC emergency locker located in the stairwell at 53' el.
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2.6 Evacuation of OSC 2.6.1 The Plant Operations Manager (POM) shall, IF radio-logical conditions onsite DQ NOT preclude it, direct the evaluation of ALL non-essential personnel WHEN A Site Area Emergency is declared.
2.6.2 It is NOT anticipated that evacuation of essential personnel would be necessary for ALL the credible accidents.
IF it becomes necessary because of radio-logical conditions to evacuate, the POM based on input i from the Health Physics Coordinator-AND with concur-rence of the ED, would make the decision using the following criteria.
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Whole Body t
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AT 1 R/hr evacuate in one hour QR evacuate IMMEDIATELY WHEN the total exposure reaches 1.25 Rem.
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NOTE:
KI SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED UPON-AUTHORIZATION BY THE POM/ED WHEN THE ACTIVITY REACHES 3X10-6 uCi/cc FOR I-131 AND EXPOSURE.IS EXPECTED TO LAST l FOR AN HOUR.
KI MAY BE OBTAINED FROM STOCK IN THE CONTROL. ROOM EMERGENCY LOCKER.
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Thyroid J,5? Rem /($1aevacuate in one hour QR. evacuate 1.
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STAY TIME MAY BE PROPORTIONALLY ADJUSTED.
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Particulate Activity 1.
Activity GREATER THAN 1 x 10-6 uCi/cc from' radio-nuclides with a half life GREATER THAN 20 minutes (evacuate in one hour).
NOTE:
STAY TIME MAY BE PROPORTIONALLY ADJUSTED.
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Radiocas 1.
Activity GREATER THAN 1 X 10-3 uCi/cc; QR beta fields GREATER THAN 700 mrad /hr r
(evacuate in one hour).
2.6.3 The POM's action shall INCLUDE the following:
Evaluation of existing dose rates in order to fix a.
a time WHEN evacuation shall'be implemented.
Use ;
the criteria in Section 2.6.2.
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Call the ED PRIOR to ordering the evacuation to f
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discuss the situation.
Determine where in the TSC complex to station the c.
OSC personnel.
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Instructions to the OSC Manager on the dispatch of personnel.
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i IP-1023 Rev. 7 2. 7.1' UNLESS otherwise specified by the POM, due to radio-logical conditions, the.H.P.-Control Point for entry into the Controlled Area shall be the normal entry points at 53' El. NSB.
j 2.7.2 Anti-C clothing required for the teams shall be avail-able at the Anti-C clothing storage points located at Unit No. 1 elevation'72' CSB AND Unit No. 2 elevation 80' PAB.
Respirators shall be obtained at HP-1 Control Point.. 'Backupisupplies shall be maintained at ;
the Storeroom-AND-a -smaller emergency supply is kept in the OSC emergency lockers located on Elevation 53' landing of the TSC/OSC staircase.
2.7.3 The storeroom backup supplies may be obtained by con-tacting the Material Control Storekeeper located at the Cortlandt Warehouse.
3.0 PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS NONE 4.0 EOUIPMENT AND MATERIALS 4.1 Equipment AND materials shall be contained in the emergency locker located in the stairwell at 53' el. AND the file cabinet on 72' el outside the OSC Manager's Office.
4.2 Portable radios shall be located in the TSC radio locker.
4.3 Keys shall be contained in the TSC key locker.
5.0 INSTRUCTIONS 5.1 Health Physics Technician 5.1.1 Lock the North, Southeast AND Southwest entrances.
Set up for entry AND exit via the connecting staircase,
to the TSC.
Refer to Addendum 8.1.
Attach no entry, no exit signs as appropriate to the doors.
5.1.2 Set up the HP Station at the area identified on Addendum 8.1.
5.1.3 Initial beta AND gamma field surveys shall be performed!'
using the ion chamber survey instrument.
Record on FORM 10 (See App D).
IE beta fields are GREATER THAN 3.0 mrad /hr, determine I-131 concentrations AS SOON AS,
POSSIBLE.
5.1.4 Set up radiogas monitor as per Reference 6.2.
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NOTE,:
USE SILVER ZEOLITE FILT5kS WHEN THE BETA FIELD SURVEY i
INDICATES GREATER THAN 50" MRAD /HR QB WHEN THE INDICATEI IODINE-131 ACTIVITY ON A CHARCOAL FILTER IS GREATER THAN 1 X 10-8 UCI/CC.
5.1.5 Set up air sampler h!D. start sampling.
See Reference l
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5.1.6 Energize counter (s) AND count samples'to determine-particulate AND radiciodine_ airborne concentrations.
(Reference 6.3).
5.1.7 Perform the fol'lowi$g hurveys APPROXIMATELY every half f hour:
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Airborne Contamination (Reference 6.3).
b.
Beta AND gamma fields in OSC, FORM 10 (See App D).
5.1.8 Keep the Health Physics Coordinator apprised of conditions.
WHEN the airborne particulate activity EXCEEDS I x 10-8 uCi/cc make a half-life l
determination.
b.1.9 WHEN closecut of.the facility occurs QB there is a
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Watch change over, the originals of ALL forms AND data l shall be considered the " record copy" AND so marked.
t 5.2 I&C, Maint AND Health Physics Coordinators 5.2.1 Coordinators shall handle the following items as appropriate to their expertise:
i INITIALLY report to the POM at the Senior Watch j
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Supervisor's Office to discuss plant conditions.
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Set up operation at the TSC at Pt. H, Addendum j
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I Setup portable radios AND batteries on charge.
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Key to TSC Radio Locker is in wallmounted key locker.
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Request Operations align TSC ventilation system
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for incident operation per Reference 6.4.
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Obtain job assignments from POM.
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Health Physics Coordinator shall initiate radio-logical control for the OSC/TSC.
Assign a Health Page 7 of 11 y
IP-1023-Rev. 7 Physics Tech to obtain TLDs AND dosimeters from the HPT Control Point for ALL OSC/TSC personnel.
Have badges issued for personnel needing one.
g.
Notify the TSC Manager AND the POM WHEN condi-tions are APPROACHING the evacuation criteria.
h.
Call the OSC Manager AND request that personnel.
to fill the job assignment be sent to the TSC for briefing AND assignment.
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Keep the O'SC'M3'ni'gei' updated with emergency classification changes AND radioactive release status changes as obtained from the POM OR TSC Manager.
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Keep the field teams apprised of plant conditions.
AND emergency classifications via the portable
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Meet with team personnel AND brief them on the job assignment as follows:
Use FORM 16 (See App D).
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location 2.
equipment involved 3.
radiological requirements drawings neede' I
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tools required 6.
spare parts availability 7.
material needed from storeroom 3
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assignment of personnel to obtain parts' and material 9.
check with QA for requirements 10 direction for report back for debriefing at the completion of the job 1.
Coordinators, WITH authorization by the POM, may make assignments WITHOUT RWPs AND make exceptions to the QA requirements.
Assignment of a Health Physics Technician to an OSC Team shall be used in lieu of an RWP.
Exceptions to QA requirements shall be well documented.
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Notify the POM WHEN_the team is dispatched.
l Notify the POM WHEN,the job is completed.
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the team members back to the OSC to report to the ;
OSC Manager.
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Use FORM 14 (See App D) to keep track of team-locations AND exposures to team members.
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WHEN closecut of,the facility occurs OR there is a Watch chang'e oveY," the originals of ALL forms AND data shall be considered the " record copy" AND so marked.
i 5.3 OSC Manacer i
NOTE:
KEYS FOR CABINETS AND DOORS ARE CONTAINED IN THE KEY LOCKER LOCATED IN THE TSC.
5.3.1 Set up operation at the Conference Room depicted in
. Addendum 8.1.
DURING OFF hour periods, start, OR assign someone to start, the call in of MINIMUM OSC I
personnel list. in Section 2.1 using Appendix A.
i 5.3.2 Notify the I&C, Maint AND Health Physics Coordinators AND the POM that the OSC is activated.
See App C for phone numbers.
5.3.3.
DURING NORMAL work hours, as each discipline's MINIMUM ;
staff (Section 2.1) arrives at the OSC, assign them j
the appropriate assembling location as depicted in Addendum 8.1.
IF the MINIMUM staff DOES NOT arrive in j 30-45 minutes call the appropriate section head Og designee.
5.3.4 DURING NORMAL work hours, call the Cortlandt Warehouse i AND notify the Material Control Sto'rekeeper of the I
emergency.
OFFHOURS call in a Material Control Store-j keeper.
j 5.3.5 Request the Health Physics Coordinator assign a Tech i
to perform the OSC radiological evaluation AND control ;
as per section 5.1.
5.3.6 Assign an individual to set up the OSC Status Board AND log in ALL personnel AND to receive phone messages l AND requests for personnel to man repair teams.
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l 5.3.7 Designate on the Status Board ALL personnel who are i
members of the METACON (First Aid) Team.
IF there are !
LESS THAN two members, obtain needed personnel from
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Assembly Areas OR from home, Ai APPROPRIATE.
j 5.3.8 Assign an individual to assist in performing account-
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ability of site personnel as indicated in Reference
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6.1, Section 3.0.
l 5.3.9 Fill the positions of Repair Teams from the available f
personnel assigned to the OSC.
5.3.10 Obtain more personnel, as needed, from the various l
Assembly Areas OR from home, AS APPROPRIATE.
t 5.3.11 Keep personnel at the OSC AND the assembly area accountability officers informed of emergency classifications AND general plant status with information obtained from the OSC Coordinators i
AND POM.
i 5.3.12 Notify Security WHEN accountability is completed.
l 5.3.13 Have status board data transcribed onto-8 1/2 x'll sheets of paper BEFORE the board is erased.
These i
sheets should be made part of the permanent record ALONG WITH the message forms AND marked " record copy".
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5.4.1 AFTER reporting to the OSC Manager at the OSC Confer-i ence Room, the QA personnel shall report to their
.i respective work areas.
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5.4.2 Supervisor a.
To the TSC to assist the Maintenance AND I&C Coordinators DURING discussions with team personnel being assigned repair work.
b.
Recommend appropriate CLASS A controls AND track l
deviations to normal controls.
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Coordinate the dispatch of. inspector (s) as part I
of selected repair teams.
5.4.3 Inspectors
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May be assembled in the OSC to support repair a.
activities.
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6.0 REFERENCES
i 6.1 IP-1027, " Site Personnel Accountability and Evacuation" l
6.2 IP-1041, "Use of the Triton to Monitor Radio gas" 6.3 IP-1020, " Airborne Iodine-131 Determination" 6.4 System Operating Procedure 11.1, Ventilation System Operation l
7.0 ATTACEMENTS NONE 8.0 ADDENDUM 8.1 Operational Support Center Layout 8.2 Technical Support Center Layout 9
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Check Shoes Before Stepping Here Remove PC's Before Stepping Here D - Nothing is installed here White Step off pad & Frisker 1
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i PUBLIC INFORMATION MOBILIZATION DURING EMERGENCIES l
1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 To describe the mobilization of the Public Information Organi-zation during emergencies.
2.0 DISCUSSION 2.1 Public Information mobilizes personnel;for the Emergency News e
Center (ENC), also called the Joint News Center organization, which is responsible for providing information to the news media in a timely and accurate manner.
2.2 The ENC is located at the Westchester County Airport.
WHEN activated, the ENC provides a location for coordinating the dissemination of information intended to reach the public.
i Facilities for representatives from Con Edison, New York State, the counties of " stchester, Rockland,. Grange and Putnam, NRC and FEMA are loc ed within the ENC.
s To facilitate the timely movement of information from the site 2.3 Emergency Response Organization to the ENC, an Information i
Liaison person is located at the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) along with a dedicated Technical Advisor (TA).
2.4 con Edison Public Information maintains, under separate cover, an Emergency Response Plan and Implementing Procedure which contains procedures related to the functioning of the ENC as well as listings of Public Information Emergency Personnel Public Information is responsible for scheduling training for T
personnel in the ENC organization.
Nuclear Power supports Public Information in training by providing systems AND emerg-ency plan training.
3.0 PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS i
3.1 NONE 4.0 EOUIPMENT AND MATERIALS NONE i
5.0 INSTRUCTIONS i
5.1 Notification of Unusual Event (NUE) i 5.1.1 Notification I
Central Control 2com (CCR) notifies Central a.
Information Group (CIG).
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UNTIL the EOF is activated, the CCR notifies Public Information:
Manager of Nuclear Informa-tion, Director of Public Information QB Public Information Duty Officer (PIDO).
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CIG notifies Public Information as follows:
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DURING normal working hours the Director of Public Information, Manager of Nuclear Information QB Public Information Duty-Officer.
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DURING offhours theJPublic!Information Duty-Officer who then notifies the Director, Publi+
Information AND Manager, Nuclear Information.
5.1.2 Actions The Director, Public Information censults with appro-priate company officials BEFORE issuing any press releases QB other statements to the media in accordance i with standard company practices.
5.2 Alert 5.2.1 Notification a.
Central Control Room (CCR) notifies Central Information Group (CIG).
b.
UNTIL the EOF is activated, the CCR notifies Public Information:
Manager of Nuclear Informa-tion, Director of Public Information OR Public Information Duty Officer (PIDO).
CIG notifier. Public Information as follows:
c.
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DURING normal working hours the Director Public Information, Manager of Nuclear Infor-nation QB Public Information Duty Officer.
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DURING offhours the Pubric'Information D'uty 2.
Officer.
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The EOF Information Liaison shall be notified in the following manner:
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Onsite by the Emergency Assembly Alarm QB by telephone.
2.
Offsite/offhours by the radio pager activated; by CIG pH by telephone.
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EP-1018 Rev. 3 5.2.2 Actions Director of Public Information' ~~ ~
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Confer with APPROPRIATE company officials AND based on the emergency prognosis determine WHETHER the ENC should be staffed.
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EOF Information Liaison 1.
IE onsite, INSIDE the " Protected Area" report to the Technical Support Center (TSC) AND establish contact with the1 Plant Operations Manager (POM).
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FOLLOWING SOUNDING OF THE EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY ALARM INGRESS / EGRESS FROM THE PLANT IS STOPPED.
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IF onsite, OUTSIDE the " Protected Area" report to the Command Guard House AND request the guard to contact the POM in the Control Room for permission to access the plant.
The guard' shall have to provide the Control Room with:
your name, emergency title (EOF Information Liaison) AND desired reporting location (TSC).
Proceed to the TSC AND establish contact with the POM.
NOTE:
ALL PERSONNEL OFFSITE RESPOND TO THE EOF.
3.
IE offsite, report to the Emergency Operation Facility (EOF) in accordance with the notification message, establish contact with the POM AND PROCEED TQ the TSC.
NOTE:
ALL INFORMATION RELEASES SHALL BE REVIEWED FOR TECHNICAL ACCURACY BY APPROPRIATE COMPANY OFFICIALS PRIOR TO RELEASE.
Public 5.2.3 If the ENC is NOT activated at the ALERT, Information shall act as it does under NUE.
5.3 Site Area And General Emergencies Emergencies in these classifications may be an upgrade from the NUE QR ALERT classification BUT it is possible for the emergency to start WITH EITHER of these classifications.
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Rev. 3 5.3.1 Notification Central Control Room (CCR) notifies ~ Central In-a.
formation Group (CIG) If the emergency starts with this classification, b.
UNTIL the EOF is activated, the CCR notifies Public Information:
Manager of Nuclear Informa-tion, Director of Public Information QB Public Information Duty Officer If the emergency starts with this classification.
EOF notifies CIG AND the ENC ll ait has already c.
been staffed DURING an ALERT.
i CIG notifies Public Information'ad*follows lE the d.
ENC organization has NOT been activated PRIOR to
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DURING normal working hours the Director of 1.
Public Information, Manager of Nuclear Infor-nation QB Public Information Duty Officer (PIDO).
DURING offhours the Public Information Duty 2.
Officer.
EOF information Liaison SHALL DE notified in the e.
following manner If NOT already notified DURING an ALERT.
I Onsite by the Emergency Assembly Alarm QB by' l 1.
telephone.
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activated by CIG QB by telephone.
5.3.2 Actions Director of Public Information a.
Confer with APPROPRIATE company officials AND based on the emergency prognosis determine WHETHER the ENC should be staffed.
b.
_ EOF Information Liaison 1.
IE onsite, INSIDE the " Protected Area" report to the Technical Support Center (TSC) AND establish contact with the Plant Operations Manager (POM).
WHEN the EOF is being manned, report to the EOF AND contact the Emergency Director (ED).
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Rev. 3 NOTE:
FOLLOWING SOUNDING OF THE EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY ALARM INGRESS / EGRESS FROM THE PLANT IS STOPPED.
2.
If onsite, OUTSIDE the " Protected Area" report to the Command Guard House AND request the i
guard to contact the POM in the Control Room-for permission to access the plant.
The guarc' shall have to provide the Control Room with:
your name, emergency title (EOF.Information Liaison) AND desired reporting ~ location (TSC).
PROCEED Tg the TSC AND establish contact with the POM.
WHEN the EOF is being activated, report to the EOF-AND contact the ED.
NOTE:
ALL PERSONNEL OFFSITE RESPUND TO THE EOF.
NOTE:
ALL NEWS RELEASES SHALL BE APPROVED FOR TECHNICAL CONTENT BY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR PRIOR TO RELEASE.
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t 5.4 Job Functions And Duties 5.4.1 EOF Information Liaison Organization EOF Information Liaison a.
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Gathers information at the EOF AND communi-cates it to the Information Gatherer at the Emergency News Center. _
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Interfaces with the ED AND the Emergency News Center Director DURING the preparation of press releases.
Technical Advisor to the EOF Information Liaison b.
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Interfaces with the Information Liaison'to assist in the interpretation of plant status data.
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EP-1018-I Rev. 3 5.4.2 Further Response and Emercency News Center Activation Coordination among utility, state, and'coulty'represen-tatives is paramount to providing timely and accurate information to the media.
If, after consultation with the Vice President, Corporate Communications and Public Information, the Director of Public Information deter-mines that emergency conditions warrant, he calls the l'
Assistant Director of Public Information to activate the phone tree for notifications to Emergency News Center staff.
Once the ENC is staffed, the Manager of Nuclear Information speaks pr.imar,ilynto.the Informa-l tion Gatherer.
Until the arrival of the News' Release Writer, the Director of Public Information shall draft news releases as necessary.
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of Public Information, after consultation with State and County officials, declares the News Center-activat-ed and operational.
A media advisory is issued by the utility informing the media that the Emergency News Center is operational and is the only official source of information to the public.
5.4.3 Government Liaison A Government Liaison Manager, located at the Emergency l
News Center, shall respond to questions from the con Edison, State, Federal, and City Government represen-tatives.
The Manager interfaces with State and County Public Information Officers, ensures that news releases are distributed to them, maintains up-to-date status boards, and signs off on EBS messages and non-utility news releases.
Sign-offs acknowledge receipt of EBS messages and news releases and are not intended to imply agreement with their contents.
The Government Liaison Manager shall inform the Con Edison, State, Federal, and City Government represen-l tatives promptly of any change in emergency level classification and provide a copy of all news releases and EBS messages to the ENC Director and Documenter.
5.4.4 Rumor Control The rumor control function is a cooperative state, county, and utility program which provides for the monitoring of the broadcast and print media for news report accuracy.
It also provides the public with clarification on information that may be in conflict
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Audio-visual equipment shall be used to monitor and record news broadcasts l
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EP-1018 Rev. 3 and bulletins carried by major radio and television stations.
These broadcasts, as well as news reports in the print media, shall be reviewed for= accuracy.
This off-air monitoring and recording capability shall enable the prompt identifications of inaccurate or incorrect information.
Corrections shall be made during briefings at the Emergency News-Center or by contacts directly with the responsible station or publications.
Rumor Control telephone lines have been installed at the Emergency News Center.
The Public Rumor Control number shall be announced at the first: news briefing.
This number is intended to provide the public with clarification of information that may be in conflict with official announcements.
The number'shall be passed through the appropriate communicatiors chains to the State and County Emergency Operation Centers and the utility switchboard for public inquiry refer-ral.
The rumor control team member ( a state, county, or utility representative) would then respond to the specific inquiry of the caller.
The call can be re-ferred, or a call back made if necessary.
5.4.5 Media Monitorina Media monitoring is the function whereby trained staff follow media coverage of an event to identify inaccu-rate media reports.
Media monitoring supports Rumor Control in its function to correct misinformation.
A bank of radios and televisions with recording equipment is located at the Emergency News Center to provide a source of off-air reception.
Detailed media monitoring procedures are contained in Appendix 9 to the Indian Point Public Information Emergency Response Plan and Implementing Procedure.
5.4.6 News Releases News releases are developed from facts obtained from the EOF Information Liaison.
Drafd releases are re-i i
viewed by the News Center Director and checked for ac-curacy by the Technical and Radiological Advisors.
The release is then faxed to the EOF for the Emergency Director's review and approval.
The News Center Director shall then approve and issue the final news release which is faxed to the EOF.
Sufficient copies are also distributed throughout the different work-rooms and the media briefing room at the News Center.
For further information refer to Appendix 11 of the Public Information Emergency Response and Implementing Procedure.
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EP-1018 Rev. 3 5.4.7' News Briefinas News briefings shall be held as events warrant but the time between briefings shall-not exceed one and a half hours.
State and utility briefers shall meet immedi-ately prior to a briefing to discuss content of brief-ings.
Briefings shall include the emergency classifi-cation and reason for the classification, general plant conditions, actions to mitigcte the_ emergency, history of the emergency, any known radiological conditions, answers to any outstanding questions from previous briefings, and the public Rumur Control number.
The Emergency News Center Director shall oversee news briefings.
The utility corporate spokesperson shall outline plant conditions while state and county re-presentatives shall address offsite actions,_ including any protective action recommendations. - Additional in-formation on news briefings is contained in Appendix 12 of the Indian Point Public Information Emergency Response Plan and Implementing P1)cedure.
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Indian Point Public Information Emergency Response Plan and Implementing Procedure.
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TSC Manager 3.
I & C Coordinator 4.
Rad Protection Coordinator 5.
Maintenance Coordinator 6.
Test & Performance Engineer 7.
Systems Analysis Coordinator 8.
TSC Communicator 9.
Data Courier 10 TSC Communicator at CCR 11.
Data Processor at CCR 12.
Core Physics Engineer 13.
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Operational Support Center Manager 2.
Accountability Officers 3.
Communicator 4
Chemistry 5.
Maintenance 6.
Instrument & Control 7.
Quality Assurance 8.
Radiation Protection
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4 IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Procedure Effective Number Review Date Revision TITLE 1001 9-21-92 4
Mobilization cf Onsite Emergency Organization 2002 9-21-92 12 Emergency Notification and Communication 1003 4-24-91 3
Planned Discharge of Containment Atmosphere During Accident Conditions e
1004 5-29-92 3
Post Accident Offsite Environmental Surveys, Sampling and Counting 1005 5-1-91 3
Use of SAM-2/RD-22 to Determine Thyroid Burdens 1006 5-24-91 3
Site Perimeter Surveys 1007 6-20-91 6
Determination of the Magnitude of 1
Release and Exposure Rate 1008 5-24-91 3
Personnel Radiological Check and Decontamination 1009 5-24-91 3
Radiological Check and Decontamination of Vehicles 1010 10-29-91 3
Search and Rescue Teams 1011 10-29-91 3
Repair and Corrective Action 1012 12-5-91 4
On-site Medical Emergency 1013 7-10-92 4
Recommendation of Protective Actions for Offsite Population 1014 5-24-91 3
Radiological Check of Equipment Before it Leaves the Site 1015 5-24-91 4
Mobilization and Operational Procedure for Offsite Monitoring Teams - Immediate
Response
1016 8-23-91 8
Obtaining Meteorological Data f
1017 5-24-91 5
Issuance and Use of Radiological Equipment Stored in the Command Guard House IP-1 9-21-92
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APPENDIX D (CONTINUEDL r
, PROCEDURE FORM INDEX FORM NO.
TITLE DATE j
I 21 Determination Of Radioactive Airborne 2-10-91 Concentration Using E-140N 23 EOF Authorization List 2-10-91
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24 Exposure Record
.2-10-91 27 Offsite Survey Data 2-10-91 29 a-h Estimate Of Population Dose 2-10-91 30a NYS Rad Emergency Data Form-PART I 8-90
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30b NYS Rad Emergency Data Form-PART II 1-86 7
31a Skin / Clothing Survey Form 2-10-91 31b Body Orifices and Skin Decon Record 2-10-91 40 Minimum Staffing Work Sheet 2-10-91 41 Whole Body Exposure Record For 2-10-91 5
TSC/OSC/ EOF 42a Plant Status Log - Temp / Press 2-10-91 42b Plant Status Log - Pump / Power 2-10-91 42c Plant Status Log - Radiological 6-20-91 i
43 EOF Radiological Survey 2-10-91 I
45a Initial Communicator Notification 9-21-92 Sheet (NUE) 45b Initial Communicator Notification 2-10-91 Sheet (Alert-SAE-GE)
L 45C Subsequent Communicator Notification 2-10-91 i
Sheet (SAE-GE)
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INITIAL COMMUNICATOR NOTIFICATION SHEET (NUEL Time 1.
Con Edison CIG [(212) 580-6763]
NOTE: IF THIS IS A DRILL, ENSURE THOSE WORDS PRECEDE THIS MESSAGE.
"This is Indian Point Unit No. 2 Control Room.
This is a NUE Emergency which was declared at hours.
No call in of personnel is required".
OB "This is Indian Pcint Unit No. 2 Control Room.
This is an NUE Emergency which was declared at hours.
Initiate call in of personnel as per IP-1002.
Reporting point is EOF.
2.
Con Edison Public Information - Mgr Nuc Info [X5527], or Dir Publ Info [(212) 460-4111] or Publ Info Duty Officer
[(212) 460-6981].
3.
Obtain completed Radiological Emergency Data Form, Part I from SWS.
Using Radiological Emergency Data Form, Part I and the RECS notify Alternate Method Westchester County Warning Point lODP Radio Peekskill City Warning Point lODP Radio Rockland County Warning Point lODP Radio Orange County Warning Point lODP Radio Putnam County Warning Point lODP Radio NYS Warning Point l[(518)457-2200
[OR 457-6811]
I NOTE: IF PART I IS NOT READY, CONTINUE WITH CALLS UNTIL SWS HANDS YOU THE COMPLETED PART I.
4.
Notify the NRC Senior Resident Inspector [(914) 739-9361] or
[X5347].
During off hours refer to Appendix B.
5.
Request CIG notify the Chairman - NFSC when the classifi-cation was due to exceeding Tech Spec 2.1 or 2.2 limits.
6.
Using the Radiological Emergency Data Form PART I and the ENS notify the NRC of the Emergency Classification, Time and Initiating Condition.
State at the beginning of the trans-mission that it is a 50.72 notification.
NOTE: SEE APPENDIX B FOR ALTERNATE COMMUNICATION METHODS.
7.
Unit No. 3 Control Room [X5057, 59] (Obtain name) 8.
CIG verification call back.
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DON EDISON IP-1001 INDIAN POINT STATION Rev. 5 EMERGENCY PLANNING MOBILIZATION OF ONSITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION r
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IP-1001 Rov. 5 MOBILIZATION OF ONSITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION 1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 To describe the method used to mobilize the additional staff required for Alert, Site Area and General Emergencies.
2.0 DISCUSSION 2.1 The onsite emergency organization consists of three levels of staffing each of which functions at a different time during an emergency.
2.1.1 Staffing Level 1 t
Staffing level I consists of the Watch Force which is available 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> a day.
During an emergency there are a number of positions OR areas of expertise that must be handled by the Watch Force for the first 60 minutes of the emergency, UNTIL they are augmented by non-shift personnel.
The positions OR areas of expertise (See Reference 6.1) AND the watch individuals who will handle them are as indicated below:
Position / Area No. on of Expertise Shift Watch Individual Shift Supervisor (SRO) 1 Senior Watch Supv.
Shift Foreman (SRO) 1 Senior Reactor Oper.
Control Room Operators 1
Reactor Operator Other Licensed Operator 1
As Designated Auxiliary Operators 2
Unit 2 Conv. & Nuc.
NPOs Emergency Director 1**
Senior Watch Supv.
'Joti f ica ti on 1
NPO Water Factory H.P.
Tech.
1 Health Physics Chem. Tech.
1 Chem. Tech.
Watch Engineer Mech. Maint.
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Unit 2 Rover NPO Elect. Maint./I&C 1**
Unit 2 Rover NPO Health Physics 2**
Supp. Fac. Supv. &
NYPA HP Rescue and First Aid 2**
Supp. Fac. NPOs
- May be provided by shift personnel assigned other functions.
2.2.2 Staffing Level II Staffing level II for certain NUES, ALERTSAND60 minute lI MINIMUM staffing for SITE AREA AND GENERAL Emergencies, Page 2 of 6
IP-1001 s
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personnel who are called in to augment them.
The additional personnel, as required, are obtained from Con Edison Staff AND where appropriate from the'NYPA Watch Force.
The Emergency Director (ED) OR the Plant operations Manager (POM) SHALL decide which individual fills each position.
See Appendix A for listing of personnel by job function.
Communicator positions at each facility shall be filled by anyone responding at each facility.
FORM 40 (See App D) is a work sheet that shall be used by the ED/POM as he fills each position.
Plant Operations Mgr.
(1)
Health Physics (4)
Offsite Rad. Assmt. Dir.
(1)
Chemistry (1)
Offsite Surveys (4)
TSC(Core,Elec, Mech) (3)
On-Site Surveys (2)
I&C (1)
In-Plant Surveys (2)
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OSC Manager (1)
Mech / Elect. Maint.
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Info Liaison *
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- Position not required under minimum staffing.
Personnel are contacted during off-hours by means of radio pagers
(" beeper") AND telephone.
The Senior Watch Supervisor initiates the call-in through the Con Edison Central Information Group.
When the need arises for assistance of NYPA personnel, the Senior Watch Supervisor contacts the Unit No. 3 Watch Supervisor.
ALL personnel contacted are to report to the designated Emergency Operations Facility (EOF).
Personnel assigned for In-Plant Surveys, I & C, Chemistry, AND Health Physics In-Plant SHALL perform their duties under the direction of the Plant Operations Manager AND l
work out of the Operational Support Center.
2.1.3 Staffing Level III Staffing level III (Site Area AND General Emergencies),
I which is the full activation of ALL emergency response facilities, consists of staffing level II PLUS the ad-dition of site AND corporate personnel.
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NONE 4.0 EOUIPMENT AND MATERIALS NONE 5.0 INSTRUCTIONS Page 3 of 6
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5.1 Normal Work Hours - Alert. Site Area. General Emeroency 5.1.1 The Reactor Operator (RO) sounds the emergency assembly alarm AND makes the following announcement.
L a.
Attention ALL personnel.
b.
An Emergency has been declared, c.
ALL personnel report to your assembly areas.
5.1.2 The Senior Watch Supervisor assigns the Unit No. 1 i
NPO (Water Factory) OB other qualified individual as the Control Room Communicator.
NOTE:
IF A SITE AREA OR GENERAL EMERGENCY IS DECLARED THE HIGHEST RANKING ED WILL PROCEED TO THE EOF.
5.1.3 Sounding of the site emergency assembly alarm by the RO results in:
a.
The following personnel, who are in the plant, assembling at the Unit No. 2 Senior Watch I
supervisor's office:
1.
Emergency Directors (EDs) 2.
Technical Advisors (TAs) i 3.
Plant Operational Managers (POMs) 4.
Offsite Radiological Assessment Directors (ORADs) 5.
Technical Support Center (TSC) Managers 6.
Operational Support Center (OSC) Managers 7.
OSC Coordinators (I&C, Maint, Rad Prot) l b.
Nuclear Power personnel return to their section office space for assembly AND accountability.
NOTE:
j NEM AND EP TECHNICIANS ASSEMBLE AT THE EOF WITH THEIR I
VEHICLES.
t 5.1.4 The Plant Operations Manager, AFTER conferring with the Senior. Watch Supervisor, shall make the assignments for the EOF, OSC AND TSC.
Conditions shall be discussed BEFORE personnel proceed to their assigned locations.
5.1.5 The assigned ORAD THEN proceeds to the Radiation Protection Office to obtain the following personnel t
BEFORE leaving for the EOF.
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On-Site H.P. Monitors (2)
NOTE:
FOR CERTAIN NUES CALL IN OF PERSONNEL IS ALSO REQUIRED.
REFER TO REFERENCE 6.2 i
5.1.6 The Communicator calls Con Edison Central Information Group (CIG) (See App C), identifies himself AND instructs them to initiate the call in_of personnel 1
(See Reference 6.2) specifying the following:
a.
Emergency classification b.
Release OR NO release of radioactive material to the environment c.
Reporting point - EOF OR AEOF i
5.1.7 CIG calls b;ck the Indian Point Unit No. 2 Control Room to verify the authenticity of the original call.
5.1.8 The ORAD, TSC Manager AND OSC Manager shall proceed to complete the staffing level III complement for their respective facility.
5.1.9 CIG initiates the call-in of personnel.
See Reference 6.2.
i 5.2 Off Hours - Alert, Site Area AND General Emergency 5.2.1 The Senior Watch Supervisor assigns the Unit No. 1 NPO (Water Factory) as " Communicator" for the Control Room UNTIL a spare RO can be called in.
5.2.2 The ORAD, TSC Manager AND OSC Manager shall proceed to complete the staffing level III complement for their respective facility.
NOTE:
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instructs them to initiate the call-in of personnel i
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Emergency classification b.
Release OR NO release of radioactive material to the environment Page 5 of 6
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Reporting point - EOF 9E AEOF 5.2.4 On an AS NEEDED basis, as determined by the Senior Watch Supervisor, the Communicator calls the Unit No. 3 Control Room, identifies himself, specifies the emergency classification AND requests the assistance of watch personnel in the following functional areas.
a.
Health Physics b.
Chemistry 5.2.5 CIG calls back the Indian Point Unit No. 2 Control Room to verify the authenticity of the original call.
5.2.6 CIG initiates the call-in of personnel.
See Reference 6.2.
5.2.7 UPON arrival at the EOF QB AEOF, the Emergency Director QB Plant Operations Manager will assign individuals to fill the required MINIMUM job functions indicated on FORM 40 (See App D).
5.2.8 The ORAD, TSC Manager AND OSC Manager shall proceed to complete the staffing level III complement for their-respective facility.
6.0 REFERENCES
6.1 NUREG-0654 6.2 IP-1002, " Emergency Notification and Communication" 7.0 ATTACHMENTS 7.1 See Appendix D for ALL Forms.
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i 4.8 CR-TSC direct line, automatic ringing phone.
4.9 Peekskill Police - direct line, automatic ringing phone.
1 4.10 NYS Police - direct line, automatic ringing phone.
4.11 Phone - Peekskill Exchange (see App C).
4.12 Phone - Indian Point Exchange (see App C),
i 4.13 Microwave (see App C) - provides connection to the 212 exchange in NYC via microwave to the Empire State Building.
5.0 INSTRUCTIONS 5.1 NUE - CCR Communicator i
5.1.1 Obtain the completed Form 30a (see App D) from the Senior Watch Supervisor.
ALWAYS refer to the form as Radiological Emergency Data Form PART I WHEN talking to the State AND County authorities.
5.1.2 WHEN notifying the NRC, state at the BEGINNING'of the transmission that it is a 50.72 notification.
2 5.1.3 Using Form 45a (see App D) as a check list, make the' initial notifications.
5.1.4 IF NUE has been declared due to a Steam Generator Tube Rupture the following increase to a staffing levels is
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NRC staffing level equivalent to an Alert.
NYS man to the next higher staffing level.
County -
man to the next higher staffing level.
i 5.2 Alert. Site Area AND General - CCR Communicator 5.2.1 Obtain the completed Form 30a (see App D) from the Senior Watch Supervisor.
ALMAYS refer to the form as Radiological Emergency Data Form PART I WHEN
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5.2.2 WHEN notifying the NRC, state at the BEGINNING of the transmission that it is a 50.72 notification.
1 5.2.3 Using Form 45b (see App D) as a check list, make the i
initial notifications.
5.2.4 For subsequent notifications obtain the completed Form 30a (see App D), from the Senior Watch Supervisor AND notify offsite authorities using Form 45c (see App D) as a check list.
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5.2.5 Turn in completed forms to the POM.
5.3 NUE - Central Information Group (CIG)
I 5.3.1 Notify Public Information as follows:
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Call back the Indian Point Unit No. 2 Control Room (see App C) to verify the authenticity of the call AND the following infornation.
1.
Classification 2.
Time of declaration b.
For NUES which require staffing level II personnel; i
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Initiate the transmittal of pager signal with l
the appropriate message as per your own j
procedures.
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Initiate the Automated Telephone Emergency
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message number as per your own procedure.
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See Addendum 8.2 for a listing of the messages AND associated numbers.
c.
During normal working hours call the Director, f
Public Information (see App C).
d.
During off hours call the Public Information Duty Officer (see App C), who then notifies'the Director, Public Information.
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5.3.2 Continue with SOP-05-10 notifications.
5.4 Alert, Site Area AND General-Central Information Group (CIG) 5.4.1 Verification AND Mobilization of Indian Point emergency.
Personnel:
Call back Indian Point to verify.the authenticity I
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of the call.
CCR (see App C) OR EOF (see App C)
AFTER it is operational.
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Time of declaration f
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Radioactive release 4.
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INITIATE THE PAGER SIGNAL FOR EACH EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION.
b.
Initiate the transmittal of the pager signal with the appropriate message as per your own procedures.
c.
Initiate the Automated Telephone Emergency Noti-fication Service with the appropriate message number as per your own procedure.
See Addendum 8.2 for a listing of the messages AND associated numbers.
d.
As soon as practicable, obtain the computer list-1 ing of ALL personnel who have acknowledged the j
receipt of the message AND hold it in readiness for the Senior Watch Supervisor, Plant Operations Manager QR Emergency Director.
5.4.2 Notify Public Information as follows:
a.
During normal working hours call the Director, Public Information (App C).
b.
During off hours call the Public Information Duty Officer (see App C), who then notifies the Director, Public Information.
5.4.3 Notify the Con Edison President.
5.4.4 Contact ONE Power Generation Chemical Section Offsite Monitoring Team Coordinator (see App A) giving him the following information:
accident classification AND WHETHER the Emergency Operation Facility at Indian Point QR'the Alternate Emergency Operations Facility at Eastview is to be manned.
This notification is only required ONCE.
5.4.5 Notify ONE Administration Logistics Manager (see App A).
This notification is only required ONCE.
t 5.4.6 Notify ONE Engineering Construction Support Manager (see App A).
This notification is only required ONCE.
5.4.7 Notify the Central Substations Control Center (see App C) of the emergency at Indian Point AND the classification.
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IP-1002 Rev. 13 Give the names of the Administration Logistics a.
Manager (ALM) AND the Engineering Construction Support Manager (ECSM) you have contacted WITH instructions to give the ALM AND ECSM the keys to the Corporate Response Center (Room 1425).
5.4.8 Off hours, notify the Westinghouse Site Service Manager.
See Appendix B for telephone numbers.
IF UNABLE to contact the Westinghouse Site Service Manager, call ONE of the other representatives listed AND give the fol-lowing information.
This notification is only required ONCE.
a.
Location AND emergency classification b.
Technical Support Center phone numbers (see App C).
5.4.9 Notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operation (INPO).
The emergency call number is found in App B.
Give them the following information.
This notification is only required ONCE.
a.
Location AND emergency classification b.
Technical Support Center phone numbers (see App C).
5.4.10 Notify the American Nuclear Insurers (see App B) AND give them the following information.
a.
Location AND emergency classification.
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Subsequent notification AND further information will be given by the con Edison Risk Management Organization, i
5.4.11 Continue with SOP-05-10 notifications.
5.5 Recovery Phase - Central Information Groun (CIG) 5.5.1 Upon notification from the EOF of the recovery phase, notify the organization listed in section 5.4.7.
6.0 REFERENCEB 6.1 IP-1043, " Operation of the NYS Radiological Emergency Communications System (RECS)"
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I 8.0 ADDENDUM 8.1 Indian Point Emergency Radio Systems 8.2 Emergency AND Drill Classification Messages 7
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ADDENDUM 8.2 PAGE 1 OF 1 EMERGENCY AND DRILL CLASSIFICATION MESSAGES 1.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
1.
An ALERT has been declared.
There has been no release.
Report to the EOF immediately.
2.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No. 2 An ALERT has been declared.
There has been a release.
Report to the EOF immediately.
3.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
3.
A Site Area Emergency has been declared.
There has been no release.
Report to the EOF immediately.
4.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
4.
A Site Area Emergency has been declared.
There has been a release.
Report to the EOF immediately.
5.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
5.
A General Emergency has been declared.
There has been no release.
Report to the EOF immediately.
6.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No. 6 A General Emergency has been declared.
There has been a release.
Report to the EOF immediately.
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Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
7.
A General Emergency has been declared.
There has been a release.
Report to the AEOF immediately.
8.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
8.
This is a drill.
Report to the EOF immediately.
5 9.
Attention emergency team member.
Message No.
9.
This is a notification drill.
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Attention Emergency Team Member.
Message No. 10.
A Notification of Unusual Event has been declared.
Report to the EOF immediately.
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INDIAN POINT EMERGENCY RADIO SYSTEMS i
Area Radio f451.100/456.100 MHzl Base Station Location Call Letters CR 1-2
[WAY-744]
CR 3
[KGS-757]
i EOF
[KYA-424]
[KYA-615]
CGH
[KMF-617]
Central Radio f456.050 MHzl i
Base Station Location Call Letters CR 1-2
[WAE-277]
[WAE-277]
[WGQ-993]
CIG
[WGR-59]
State Emergency Management Office (SEMO) RADIO I45.16 MHzl Base Station Location Call Letters CR, EOF, AEOF
[KNFM-394]
i So. Dist. Office
[WZM-947]
Westchester W.P.
[WRU-873]
Orange W.P.
[WQH-720]
Rockland W.P.
[KRH-269]
Putnam W.P.
[KFC-781]
Peekskill W.P.
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DON EDISON IAp-Io INDIAN POINT STATION Rev. 8 EMERGENCY PLANNING SENIOR WATCH SUPERVISOR (SWS)
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4 SENIOR WATCH SUPERVISOR (SWS) 1.0 PURPOSE i
1.1 To describe the immediate actions that could be required of the Senior Watch Supervisor (SWS).
2.0 DISCUSSION 2.1 The actions AND responsibilities listed in this procedure l'
are intended to assist the SWS in the performance of his/
her role.
The format is designed for quick scrutiny to insure the completion of duties.
Expanded explanations are contained in implementation procedures.
Where necessary the appropriate implementation procedure is referenced.
Some items are performed once.
Others are repeated many times over the duration of the accident.
It is the responsibility of the SWS during an accident to periodically review this procedure in order to determine what actions would be appropriate at the time.
3.0 PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS NONE 4.0 EOUIPMENT AND MATERIALS NONE i
5.0 INSTRUCTIONS NOTE:
ALL PHONE NUMBERS AND FORMS SPECIFIED IN THIS PROCEDURE ARE LOCATED IN APPENDICES A THROUGH D CONTAINED IN EPD BOOK NO.
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5.1 Evaluate Situation.
5.1.1 Evaluate the plant conditions AND parameters.
5.3.2 Utilizing Reference 6.1, determine whether one of the four emergency classifications (NUE though GE) exists.
5.1.3 Declare it.
Announce the classification to the Control Room personnel.
5.2 Mobilize Personnel (HUE).
5.2.1 Normally, mobilization is NOT required.
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IAP-10 Rev. 8 5.2.2 For the following declared NUE situations, the SWS shall notify CIG to activate by pager and call in staffing level 11 personnel.
See Reference 6.2 for staffing level II requirements.
a.
Airborne radiological releases to the environ-ment.
b.
Loss of ALL offsite AND onsite AC power.
c.
Loss of ALL onsite DC power.
d.
Fires lasting MORE THAN 10 minutes which damage safety system equipment.
e.
Loss of plant control from the control room, f.
Penetration of the site protected area warrant-ing activation AND implementation of the security Plan.
g.
Steam Generator tube rupture.
l 5.2.3 Off watch support may be requested by the SWS for any situation.
5.3 Mobilize Personnel (ALERT. SAE, GE) -
Reference 6.2.
5.3.1 Unit 1 NPO (Water Factory) as " Communicator".
5.3.2 Watch Health Physics Technician.
5.3.3 Watch Chemistry Technician.
5.3.4 Support Facility Supervisor.
5.3.5 HPO Rover.
5.4 Notify State AND Local Authorities (Initial Notification 1 5.4.1 Decision to notify offsite authorities may NOT be delegated.
5.4.2 WITHIN 15 minutes of declaration.
5.4.3 Fill out Form 30a, PART I for transmittal.
Determine recommended offsite protective actions using Reference 6.7.
I a.
For Steam Generator tube ruptures declared as NUES, note on Section 8 of Form 30a, Part I that it is recommended that the state and counties mobilize to the next higher staffing level.
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IAP-10 Rev. 8 5.4.4 Unit 1 NPO using Reference 6. 3.
5.5 Release Of Airborne Radiological Effluent.
5.5.1 Have the Watch Chem Tech sample AND perform isotopic analysis.
5.5.2 Determine Site Boundary Dose Estimate.
a.
Obtain from Midas using Reference 6.4 or; b.
Reference 6.5.
l 5.5.3 WHEN release duration is NOT able'to be estimated, use 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> as a default value.
5.5.4 Obtain sentri environmental radiation network readings.
Refer to Reference 6.6.
5.5.5 Determine recommended offsite protective actions.
1 Refer to Reference 6.7.
NOTE:
WARNING POINTS RECEIVE FORM 30a, PART I ONLY.
FORM 30b, PART II IS TRANSMITTED TO THE STATE / COUNTY EOCs ONLY WHEN TliEY ARE ACTIVATED.
ONCE THE ED TAKES CHARGE AT THE EOF NO FURTHER TRANSMITTAL BY THE CCR IS NECESSARY.
5.5.6 Fill out FORM 30b, PART II in addition to FORM 30a, PART I.
5.5.7 Assign offsite teams sampling points WHEN teams become available.
i 5.5.8 Assign H.P.
Technician to survey protected area under plume.
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5.5.9 Issue KI WHEN expected thyroid exposure is GREATER THAN 5 Rem.
5.6 Notify NRC (Initial Notification).
5.6.1 WITHIN one hour of declaration of emergency.
I 5.6.2 Have communicator identify that event is being reported pursuant to section 50.72 of 10 CFR 50.
i a.
For Steam Generator tube rupture declared as NUES, inform the NRC that we recommend that.they mobilize to the higher staffing level.
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IAP-10 Rev. 8 5.6.3 Maintain communicator at ENS phone UNTIL notifies you to close the communications channel.
5.7 Nctification To The Environmental Protection Acency (EPA).
5.7.1 Only required WHEN radionuclide releases, in ANY 24 I
hour period, EXCEED the RQ curie values given in Addendum 8.1.
5.7.2 EPA National Response Center.
See Appendix B for number.
5.7,3 Have communicator identify event being reported pursuant to 40 CFR 302.
5.3 Padiological control Of Control Room.
5.8.1 H.
P.
Tech to set up WITH your permission, as Step i
Off Pad (SOP) AND frisker at; a.
Entrance from turbine floor to SWS Office.
b.
Side door to the Control Room.
5.8.2 Distribute KI to the Watch Force during core melt sequences WHEN R-25 AND 26 indicate GREATER THAN 3900 AND 4500 R/hr respectively OR WHEN expected thyroid exposure is GREATER THAN 5 Rem.
5.8.3 Respiratory protection guidelines for control room personnel.
a.
1-131 EXCEEDS 6X10-7 uCi/cc - issue KI.
t b.
Particulate EXCEEDS 1X10-3 uCi/cc - issue SCBA.
5.9 Radiological Control Of Plant Environs.
5.9.1 Restrict entry to locations WHERE the airborne concentration EXCEEDS 4.5 x 10-9 uCi/cc Particulate AND Iodine.
Have CRO announce over P.A.
System.
5.10 Determine Meteorological Conditions AND Evaluate.
5.10.1 Overlay selection - use schematic on overlay folder.
5.10.2 Plume involvement a.
EOF b.
Assembly areas I
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b 5.10.3 Relocate assembled personnel AND guards WHEN fields reach 100 mR/hr.
5.11 Notification Of Emeroency Classification Changes, j
5.11.1 Announce the classification AND EAL to the control l
room personnel.
l 5.11.2 IMMEDIATELY fill out FORM 30 a, PART I.
Determine recommended offsite protective actions using l
Reference 6.7.
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5...l t,3 Have FORM 30 a, PART I transmitted via RECS to State /
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County authorities.
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5.11.4 IF there has been a release to the environment have j
the data of FORM 30 b, PART II completed AND. hold
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UNTIL State AND County authorities activate their Emergency Operations Center.
I 5.11.5 Have the NRC notified using the ENS.
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5.11.6 Give FORM 30 a AND b, PART I AND II to the POM when l
he arrives.
5.12 Assion Accountability Officer Durina Offhours.
l 5.12.1 WHEN available, temporarily assign an individual to j
start accountability UNTIL the OSC is activated.
l 5.13 Initiate Repair AND Corrective Action IF Necessary.
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f 5.13.1 Refer to Reference 6.8.
5.14 Jnitiate Search AND Rescue Teams IF Necessary.
j 5.14.1 Refer to Reference 6.9.
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5.15 Personnel Exposure Control.
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5.15.1 Maintain Whole Body (W.B.) exposure LESS THAN 3 Rem.
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i 5.15.2 Accident mitigation to protect public LESS THAN l
25 Rem W.B.
5.15.3 Lifesaving LESS THAN 75 Rem W.B.
I 5.15.4 Refer to Reference 6.10.
i 5.16 Keep POM AND TSC Mar. Informed.
5.16.1 Plant conditions.
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IAP-10 Rev. 8 i
5.16.2 Release rate changes.
5.17 Personnel Emergencies - Reference 6.11.
5.37.1 Report to the scene of the accident WITH First Aid /
Decon Suite Key.
5.17.2 Evaluate situation.
5.17.3 Direct CRO to follow notification procedure in Reference 6.11.
5.18 Flth.Or Explosion.
5.18.1 Direct Watch Force as appropriate.
5.18.2 Determine from Support Facility Supervisor necessity to call Fire Department.
5.18.3 Notify H.
P.
Technician of fires in the Controlled Area.
5.18.4 IF Fire Department is called notify Security Force.
i 5.19 Natural Phenomena Beyond Usual Levels.
5.19.1 Flooding - flood condition watch, Reference 6.12.
5.19.2 Hurricane - Reference 6.13.
5.19.3 Air Raid Alert - Reference 6.14.
5.19.4 Tornado - Reference 6.15.
5.19.5 Earthquake - Reference 6.16.
5.20 Transportation Accidents Involving Radioactive Material.
5.20.1 On site - have the H.
P. Technician survey the i
accident scene AND report the results of his survey to you AND to the General Manager Nuclear Power Generation.
5.20.2 Offsite - notify the General Manager Nuclear Power Generation.
5.21 Security Compromises AND Attempted OR Actual Sabotage.
5.21.1 Notify the Security Supervisor.
5.22 Notification For Unclassified Events - Reference 6.17.
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Rev. 8 i
f 5.23 Emergency Closecut.
5.23.1 Deescalation of emergency - Reference 6.18.
5.~23.2 Emergency closecut - Reference 6.19.
6.0 REFERENCEB l
6.1 IP-1024, " Emergency Classification".
f 6.2 IP-1001, " Mobilization of Onsite Emergency Organization".
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6.3 IP-1002, " Emergency Notification and Communication".
6.4 IP-1047, " Obtaining Offsite Exposure Rates From MIDAS".
6.5 IP-1007, " Determination of Magnitude of Release and Exposure Pate".
i 6.6 IP-1037, " Obtaining Offsite Reuter-Stokes Monitor Data".
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6.7 IP-1013, " Recommendation of Protective Actions for Offsite Population".
i 6.8 IP-1011, " Repair and Corrective Action".
l 6.9 IP-1010, " Search and Rescue Teams".
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6.10 IP-1038, " Emergency Personnel Exposure".
6.11 IP-1012, "On-Site Medical Emergency".
6.12 A-28.04, " Plant Flooding - Conventional Side" 6.13 A-28.07, " Hurricane Alert".
6.14 IP-1031, " Air Raid Alert".
6.15 IP-1032, " Tornado Emergency".
l 6.16 A-28.0.8,
" Earthquake Emergency".
6.17 SAO-124, " Reporting of Significant Events and Items of Interest".
6.18 IP-1048, " Deescalation of Emergency and Initiation of l
Recovery".
3 6.19 IP-1029, " Emergency Closecut/ Class Reduction Written Summary i
to Authorities".
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8.0 ADDEND _UM 8.1 Appendix B, Table 302.4, Title 40 CFR 302.
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