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ENGINEERING CONTROL DIRECTIVE Corporate Emergency Response Procedures TITLE PAGE 1 of 8
DATE 5/14/81
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/Date Superintendent-Nuclear Power /Date 1.0 Purpose
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- directive describes the response of the Corporate Nuclear Engineering E af f (CNES) members to an activation of the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant's Radiological Emergencv Response Plan (emergency plan).
2.0 Applicability This directive applies to the members of the CNES following their notifi-C cation of the activation of; the emergency plan.
3.0 Definitions 3.1 Emergency Director - The Plant Manager or his designated alternate, is responsible for overall supervision of emergency activities implemented within the facility.
The Emergency Director will keep the Emergency Response Manager informed of changing plant /cmcrgency conditions.
3.2 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) - An area in the training building, serving as the ceraar for interaction with state and local authorities, NRC emer;cncy response activities and a general assembly area that may be u ed for special-press briefings.
3.3 Emergency Response Manager - The Assistant Manager, Nuclear Power or his designated alternate responsible for direction and manage-(..
ment of all emergency activities within the EOF and, provide for additional of f-site resources required to respond to the emergency.
3.4 Radiation Protection Director - The Plant Services Superintendent or his designated alternate.
3.5 Kewaunee County EOC - (416 Fremont Street, Algoma, WI) Operations Center for the Kewaunce County Emergency Government organization.
4.0 Responsibilities 4.1 Emergency Response Manager 4.1.1 The Emergency Response Manager provides the overall direction of the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) af ter arriving at the plant site in response to a request for headquarters staff support.
4.1.2 The Emergency Response Manager is responsible for the overall coordination of of fsite support agencies and for assuring continuity of resources for long term operation of the ret ponse organization.
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4.1.3 The Emergency Response Manager determines the extent of the
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CNES response required.
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4.1.4 The Emergency Response Manager will notify appropriate off-site agencies when the emergency has been terminated.
4.1.5 The Emergency Response Manager will be immediately informed of any change of emergency classification by the Emergency i)irector.
5.0 Requirements The CNES response is keyed by the level of emergency classification
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determined by on-site personnel. Accordingly, the following requirements are keyed to the emergency classification (Reference Kewaunee Administra-tive Directive 12.2 for classification criteria).
5.1 Unusual Event The role of the Emergency Response Manager is not defined for an
' Unusual Event, however, contact is established with the corporate
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5.1.1 The management decipee will advise the Public Information
, Department of the condhion and assist in the preparation of a public statement.
5.1.2 The management designee will assure that the Public Service Commission is advised of the outage-(Manager, Nuclear Power h,my makes notification). -
5.2 Alert 5.2.1 The position of Emergency Response Manager is formally designated at this classification.
5.2.2 The Emergency Response Manager assures that notification requirements for an Unusual Event have been completed.
5.2.3 T'he Emergency Response Manager notifies thc Public Information
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Department of the Alert. condition.
5.2.4 The Emergency Response Manager notifies the Lakeshore
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Division Manager of the Alert condition.
5.2.5 The Emergency Response Manager initiates the request for other company resources if conditions warrant.
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5.2.6 Emergency Response Manager determines the need for CNES response.
This determination may be based upon plant status or requests from the plant.
5.3 Site Emergency 5.3.1 The Emergency Response Manager notifies the Public Infor-mation Department of the Site Emergency conditicn.
5.3.2 The Emergency Response Manager notifies the Lakeshore Division Manager of the Site Emergency condition.
5.3.3 The Emergency Response Manager will meet with the Emergency C-Director upon arriving at the site.
This briefing may be waived if the Emergency Response Manager has been briefed prior. to this arrival, if the Emergency Director is un-available (and designates a briefing by an alternate member of the TSC staf f), or if conditions prohibit face-to-face contact.
5.3.4 The Emergency Response Manager activates the Emergency Operations Facility. Prior to establishing operations from the facility, the Emergency Response Manager will contact the Radiological Protection Director to assure unlimited habitability or establish a maximum stay time.
(Radiation monitoring will be established in the EOF).
5.3.5 The Emergency Response Manager will verify the actions on the EOF activation checklist (Table 1) have been performed.
is 5.3.6 Upon adequate staf fing of the EOF, continuing contact with l
off-site support agencies will be transferred to the EOF.
5.3.7 The Emergency Response Manager determinea the need for
'CNES support.
5.3.8 The Emergency Response Manager may dispatch a representative to the Kewaunee County Emergency Operations Center (EOC).
5.4 General Emergency 5.4.1 The Emergency Response Manager notifies the Public Information Department of the General Emergency condition.
5.4.2 The Emergency Response Manager notifies the Lakeshore Division Manager of the General Emergency condition.
5.4.3 The Emergency Response Manager determines the need for CNES t
response.
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5.4.4 The Emergency Response Manager provides the overall direction of. the. EOF including recommendations to the state to initiate -
predetermined protective actions for the public.
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TITLE Corporate Emergency Response Procedure DATE 5/14/81 l
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Table 1
- EOF Activation Checklist 1.
Start time:
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Contact Radiation Protection Director and inform him of activation of the EOF and the need for radiation monitoring.
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,___ -Activate EOF following approval f rom Radiation Protection Director.
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Record EOF activation started in Log Book.
5.
Verify Communication capability with the Technical Support Center.
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Verify communication capabil'ity of State NAWAS Network. -
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Notify necessary corporate staff and request that they report to the site.
List individuals contacted.
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Table 2 Emergency Response Manager Designee and Alternates Assistant Manager, Nu' lear Power ( C. R. Luoma) 1.
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Manager, Nuclear Power ( C. W. Giesler) 3.
Nuclear Services Supervisor ( K. H. Weinhauer)
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Responsibilities According to Emergency Classification Unusual Site General Action to be taken Event Alert Emergency Emergency Notify Public Information 1
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1 Assure notification of Public Ser-1 2
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vice Commission of Wisconsin Notify Lakeshore Division Manager 1
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Notify Support Staff
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2 (if requested)
Activate the EOF 1
2 1 - Initiate Action 2 - Verify lower event classification action performed.
- - No action necessary.
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Table 3
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Notification Phone List L1.
Corporate Nuclear _ Engineering Staff.
(alphabetically)
Of fice (433-)
Home No.
Pager No.
Draheim, R. E.
Giesler, C. W.
Luoma, C. R.
Morrison, J. N.
Nalepka, D. S.
o Ristau, D. J.
i Sauer, D. W.
Schneider, D. P.
Schrock, C. A.
Thorgersen, J. G.
Wallace, J. J.
Weinhauer, K. H.
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Mike Kiefer Jim Derbique Public Information Director Lakeshore Division Manager Office:
Office:
Internal Home:
Office: Exte rnal Home:
Green Bay Transmitter:
Kewaunee Transadtter:
- When activating Green Bay transmitter, dall I before pager number.
NOTE: USE PUSH BUTTON PHONE WHEN USING PAGER SYSTDf.
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8 DATE PAGE og Table 4 SUPPORT AGENCIES - C0b!ERCIAL PHONE NUMBERS NRC - Region III - Chicago Operations Office 1
Wisconsin Division of Emergency Government 1
East Central Area Of fice of Emergency Government -
Fond du Lac 1
State Police - Fond du Lac 1
Kewaunee County (Sheriff's Department) 1 Kewaunee County Emergcncy Government (EOC) 1 Manitosoc County (Sheriff's Eepartment) 1 Manitowoc County Emergency Coventment Director 1
Department of Energy Day Night Point Beach Nuclear Power Plant 1
U.S. Coast Guard (Day) 1 (Night) 1 Medical Assistance Two Rivers Hospital 1
Dr. Weld /Dr. Kaner i
U.W. Hospital 1
Dr. Larson 1
American Nuclear Insurers 1
Westinghouse (Day) 1 (Night) 1 Fluor Power Services C. E. Agan, Direc to r (Office) 1 (Home) 1 T. L. Roell, Alternate (Office) 1 (Home) 1 Public Service Commiasion of Wisconsin 1
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ACD 12.1 REV., G KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Kewaunee Emergency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE Organizational Structut e DATE MAR 311981 PACE 1
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1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedw e is to describe the asergency organization for the Kewaunee Nuclear Power riant and perso.inel resi 'nsibilities during an emergency.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure will apply to any declared emergency as defined in'ACD 12.2, Emergency Classification Criteria.
3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Key Emergency Organization Positions 1.
SHIFT SUPERVISOR - the senior operations person on shift.
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SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISOR (STA) - An individual on-site when the plant is not in the cold or refueling shutdown modes who is specifically trained in plant accident assessment.
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EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (ED) - The Plant Manager or his designated alternate.
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EVENT OPERATIONS DIRECTOR (EOD) - The Operations Superintendent or his designe.ted alternate.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR (TSCC) - The Technical Siiper-visor or hin designated alternate.
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RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR (RPD) - The Plant Services Super-intendent or his designated alternate.
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SUPPORT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR (SAD) - The Maintenance Superintendent or his designat9d alternate.
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SECURITY DIRECTOR - The Plant Security / Administrative Supervisor or his designated alternate.
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EMEMENCY RESPONSE MANAGER (ERM) - The Assistant Manager - Nuclear Power or his designated alternate.
NOTE: Figure 12.1-1 and Attachment show the functional emergency or-ganization and the persons designated for each emergency organ-ization position and their alternates.
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ACD 12.1 II TL E KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE Organizational Structure DATE MAR 311S31 PAGE 2
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FIRE BRIGADE - Personnel on-site at all times trained in fire fighting.
2.
FIRE TEAM - Additional plant staff personnel trained in fire fighting.
3, RADIATION EMERGENCY TEAM - Members of the Plant Radiation Protection and Chemistry Groups.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER STAFF - Plant and corporate staff with engineering and/or technical experience (Refer to ACD 12.8).
5.
SECURITY FORCE - Members of the contract security organization.
6.
STAND-BY SUPPORT PERSOUNEL -Personnel with no assigned emergency response duties, including visitors, and contractors.
3.3 Emergency Facilities 1.
Interim Technical Support Center - The assembly room in the Administration Building, which will serve as coordination center for engineering and/or management personnel supporting the operating staff during an emergency.
2.
Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) - An area in the Training Building used as a headquarters for the Emergency Response Manager, which may house senior NRC and State and Local Government Officials.' The EOF may be used to coordinate off-site radiological activities of support agencies.
3.
Interim Operational Support Facility - The office area on the Turbine Building mezzanine level to be used as an assembly and staging area for maintenance and support personnel during an emergency.
4.
Emergency Assembly Areas - Designated areas detailed in Figure 12.1-1 and Attachment where personnel shall assemble when notified of an emergency.
5.
Site Access Facility - The trailer located on the West boundary of WPt property which may serve as an access control station for the Plant during a GENERAL EMERGENCY.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The emergency organization responsibilities listed below are assumed when an emergency has been declared and are in addition to normally assigned job responsibilities.
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ACD 12.1 KEWAUNEE N5 CLEAR POWER PLANT 1l 1L E ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE Kewaunee Emergency ~-
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4.1.1 THE SHIFT SUPERVISCR is responsible for eval and determining if an emergency class as defined iuating plant con
'4 hen an emergency is declared n ACD 12.2 exists.
following additional responsibilities:the Shift Supervisor assumes the 1.
Directing the notification of personnel on site of the I
emergency.
2.
Ensuring that members of the emergency organi notified of the emergency for the class of emerg zation are ency declared.
3.
Ensuring that tions and agencies are r.otified for the clinitial off-site em rganiza-declared.
ass of emergency 4.
Assessing the effects of the emergency and initi protective measures such as evacuation of certai ating on-site or evacuation of all nen-essential personnel fr n plant areas om the site.
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Obtaining the concurrence of the Event Oper ti before making any planned changes in plant operati a
ons Director ons.
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Continuing evaluation of plant change in the emergency classification is warranted _-iditions to 4.1.2 THE SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISOR is responsible fo r:
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Assisting the Shift Supervisor in the assessm plant conditions, and in the determination of when ent of abnormal an emergen-
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cy as defined in ACD 12.2 exists.
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Notifying members of the emergency organizati emergency.
on of the 3.
Notifying off-site emergency response organizati emergency.
ons of the 4.
Providing the Shift Supervisor with continuin plant conditions to ensure that adequate core heat g assessment of capability is being maintained.
removal 5.
Providing essential technical information to Support Center Coordinator of that functionagencies echnical Shift Supervisor.with accident assessment activities or other assi t
, not to interfere s ance to the
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ACD 12.1 U TLE KERAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Kewaunce Emergency' Organizational Structure ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 4
0F 11 4.1.3 THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for:
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Overall supervision and direction of the on-site emergency response organization.
2.
Determining emergency classifications per ACD 12.2.
4.1.4 THE EVENT OPERATIONS DIRECTOR is responsible for:
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Under the direction of the Emergency Director, coordination of operations and control room activities during the emergency, through the Shift Supervisar.
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Providing the Emergency Director with plant status updates to assist him in managing the emergency.
3.
Maintaining communication with the Technical Support Center Staff concerning plant status and requests for technical assistance.
4.1.5 fHE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR is responsible for:
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Under the direction of the Emergency Director, coordinating the activities of the Technical Support Center Staff.
2.
Providing plant status and assessment information periodically or as requested to technical personnel from off-site emer-gency response agencies.
3.
Notifying on-site emergency personnel of changes in the emergency classification.
l 4.1.6 THE RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR is responsibl e for:
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Under the direction of the Emergency Director, coordinating
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the activities of the Radiation Emergency Team.
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Directing the analysis of radiological data gathered by the Radiation Emergency Team or transmitted by off-site agencies.
3.
Directing in-plant radiation surveys in support of fire fighting, maintenance, repair or other emergency support activities.
4.
Preparing radiological assessments and radiation dose pre-l dictions.
5.
Making protective response recommendations.
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Carrying out requests for sampling and radiological analysis made by state and local government agencies.
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Providing plant and off-site radiological conditions to the Control Room and Technical Support Center Staff.
4.1.7 THE SUPPORT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR is responsible for:
1.
Under the direction of the Emergency Director, coordinating the activities of maintenance and support personnel during an emergency.
2.
Coordinating activities required to repair components damaged during the course of an emergency.
3.
Implementing requests by the Emergency Director for changes or modifications to systems or components required to stabilize plant condition,.
4.
Evaluating manpower, equipment, and material necessary to support the emergency organization.
4.1.8 THE SECURITY DIRECTOR is responsible for:
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Under the direction of the Emergency Director, coordinating all security activities.
2.
Dispatching security personnel as required to control access to the site during an emergency.
3.
Ensuring that adequate security personnel are available to handle any needs.
4.
Directing a personnel accountability determination during an emergency and reporting results to the Emergency Director.
4.1.9 THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANAGER is responsible for:
1.
Coordinating the activities of off-site groups with activities of the plant emergency organization.
2.
Notifying state and local emergency response agencies when the emergency classification has been changed.
3.
Directing acquisition of off-site equipment, supplies and personnel for support of plant emergency organization.
4.
Providing information to the Joint Press Information Center (JPIC) on the status of the emergency.
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ACD 12.1 TI TLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Kevaunee Energency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311961 PAGE 6 0F 11 h.2 E=ergency Action Groups.
h.2.1.. TEE' FIRE BRIGADE members on-shift are responsible for:
' l; Responding to fire alarms by reporting to their assembly areas.
2.
Fighting fires within the protected area.
3.
Notifying the control room of the status of fires and determining if additional fire fighting assistance is required.
h.2.2 THE FIRE TEAM members are responsible for:
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Responding to fire emergencies during working hours by reporting to their assembly area.
2.
Reporting to the plant when off-site, if they receive a pager signal / message or notification of a fire at the plant.
3.
Fighting fires at the plant.
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Notifying the control room of the status of fires and deter-mining if additional fire fighting assistance is required.
h.2.3 THE RADIATION E'ERGEUCY TEAM members are responsible for:
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Reporting to the plant when off-site if they receive a pager signal /= essa 6e or notification o'f a radiation emergency at the plant.
2.
Performing in-plant radiological surveys as directed by the Radiological Protection Director or in his absence by the on-shift radiation protection man.
3.
Performing off-site radiological surveys and taking off-site environmental sa=ples as directed by the Radiological Pro-tection Director or in his absence by the on-shift radiation protection man.
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Performing dose assessments and dose predictions based on survey and sa=ple data and meterological conditien information.
4 4.2.h THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER STAFF members are responsible for:
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Reporting to the plant when off-site if they receive a pager signal / message or notification of a plant emergency.
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Activating the Technical Support Center per ACD 12.8.
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Providing engineering and technical support to the control l
room as necessary.
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ACD 12.1 U RE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Kevaunee Emergency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL. DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 7
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h.2.5 THE SECURITY FORCE is responsible for:
1.
Maintaining access control for the plant protected area during an emergency.
2.
Notifying fishermen and other site visitors outside of the protected area when instructed by the Emergency Director.
3.
Performing personnel accountability for individuals leaving the protected area during e.n evacuation.
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Directing off-site response personnel to the appropriate response facility.
5.
Maintaining access control at the Emergency Operar. ions Facility.
h.2.6 STAND-BY SUPPORT FERSO."IEL are responsible for:
1.
When on-site, reporting to the designated assembly areas upon notification of an emergency (See Figure 12.1-2 and Attachment).
2.
When off-site, reporting to the plant access control point (Security Building or Site Access Facility) when contacted by plant management to provide additional support.
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-WPS ENGINEERS (5-10)
_. CONTROL ROCf4
_ RADIATION
_ MAINTENANCE AND
_SECNRITY PERSOJNEL FJ4ERGENCY TEN 45 I C C PERSONNEL FORCE
-VENDOR ENGINEERS
_ ADDITIONAL AS31GNED POINT BEACH AND NON-ASSIGNED (5-10)
OPERATIONS PERSONNEL
-CONTRACT H.P.
-OPERATIONS TECHNICIANS PERSONNEL
-NRC (5)
_ FIRE BRIGADE /
-CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL FIRE TE/M nM
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AD:GNISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE Organizational Structure DATE MAR 31199; PAGE 9 0F 11 u z, ATTACHMENT TO FIGURE 12.1-1 EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION EISIGNEES AND.*d,TERNATES Emergency organization positions and the personnel designated to fill the positions are listed below in the order of prierity. The first position listed is the first to be filled and the first person listed is the individual designated to fill that position, with alternates listed after.
POSITION INDIVIDUAL E::.ergency Director D. Hintz R. Lange C. Steinhardt W. Trutt= ann J. Richmond Event Operations Director C. Steinhardt W. Trutt ann J. Wallace A. Ruege F. Stanaszak Technical Support Center M. Marchi Coordinator K. Evers C. Schrock G. Suiter J. Wallace Radiological Protection J. Richnend Director M. Reinhart W. Winnovski C. Long R. Pulec Support Activities Director R. Lange R. Hirst D. MacSvain L. Arno J. Tills Emergency Response Manager C. Luoma C. Giesler K. Weinhauer
ACD 12.1 MAR 311931 Paga 10 of 11 CONTA!??ENT PERSONNEL AI RLOC*".
MATERIAL STOPX2E AUXILIARY BUILDIfG BUILDING I
HEALTH CtiYSICS Oc:TCc 9tif tnTNC TURBINE BUILDIP,G INTERIM OPEPATICNAL SUPPORT FACILITY (MEZZANINE LEVEL)
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CROUP PRIMARY ALTERNATE COORDINATOR Brigade Maintenance Locker Room Administration Building Lobby Fire Brigade Leader
- if notified Team of fire Admin. Building Lobby Security Building Fire Team Leader
- tion Emergency Radiation Protection Radiological Analysis Radiological Protection aam Office Facility Director enance, I & C Turb. Bldg. Construction Assembly Room Support Activities arsonnel Office (Mezzanine Level)
Director
. -b y Sucoort Personnel Clean Area Assembly Room Senior Staff Member Present
- ontrolled Area Rad'iation Protection Radiological Analysis Radiological Protection Office Facility Director
- ontainment Personnel Airlock Emergency Airlock Radiation Emergency Team Member teal Support Center Staff Anacmbly Room Technical Support Center Coordim tor acd in ACD 14.1 3
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ACD 12.2 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE Emergency Class Determination MAR 311981 PAGE 1 0F 19 DATE REVIEWED BY /2.A [Ap
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1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this Administrative Control Directive is to provide guidance for determining the energency classification of abnormal plant conditions.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This Administrative Directive applies to those personnel specified under responsibilities for determination of emergency classification.
3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Unusual Event - Events in process or have occurred which indicate a potential degradation of the level of safety of the plant.
No releases of radioactive material requiring off-site response or monitoring-are expected.
3.2 Alert - Events are in process or have occurred which involve an actual or potential substantial degradation of the 1cvel of safety of the plant.
Any releases expected to be limited to small fractions of the EPA Pro-tective Action Guideline (PAG) exposure levels.
3.3 Site Emergency - Events are in process or have occurred which involve actual or likely major plant functions needed for protection of the public. Any release not expected to exceed EPA PAG exposure levels except near site boundary.
3.4 General Emergency - Events are in process or have occurred which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation or melting with potential for loss of containment integrity. Releases can be reasonably expected to exceed EPA PAG exposure levels off-site for more than the immediate 4
site.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Shift Supervisor (with the assistance of the Shift Technical Advisor) is responsible for the initial event classification.
4.2 The Emergency Director is responsible for changing the emergency class if conditions so warrant.
4.3 Emergency response personnel are responsible for performance of their required actions as detailed in other Emergency Administrative Control Directives.
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ACD 12.2 TI TL E KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 3 1 1931 PAGE 2 AF 19 5.0 REQUIRDfENTS 5.1 Shift Supervisor and Shift Technical Advisor 5.1.1 During abnormal plant conditions, refer to Emergency Classification Table 12.2-1 and the applicable chart to determine if a plant emergency exists.
5.1.2 If a plant emergency exists, perform the required actions of the respective emergency Administrative Control Directive:
ACD 12.3 UNUSUAL EVENT ACD 12.4 ALERT ACD 12.5 SITE EMERGENCY ACD 12.6 GENERAL DIERGENCY 5.1.3 Continue to refer to the Emergency Classification Tables as plant conditions change.
5.2 Emergency Director 5.2.1 Refer to the Emergency Classification Tables as notified of changes in plant conditions that may warrant changing the Emergency Classification.
ACD 12.2 MAR 311981 Page 3 of 19 TABLE 12.2-1 EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATIONS The following charts are separated into different abn which may, depending upon their severity, be classifiedormal operating conditions Site Emergency, or General Emergency.
as an Unusual Event, Alert, CHART Abnormal Radiological Effluent
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Fuel Damage Indication B
6 Primary Leak C
7 Primary / Secondary Leak D
8 Loss'of Power E
9 Engineered Safety Feature Anomaly F
10 Fire and Fire Protection G
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12 Security Contingency I
13 Primary System Anomaly J
14 Secondary Side Anomaly K
15 Miscellaneous Abnormal Plant Conditions L 16
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Personnel Injury M
17 Earthquake N
17 Flood, Low Water or Seiche i
O 18 Tornado or High Winds P
18 External Events Q
19 Auxiliary Building Stack High Range Monitor Reading versus Release Duration assuming most adverse meteorology for Emergency Class determination Fig.
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TABLE 12.2-1 CIIART A ABNORMAL RADIOLOGICAL EFFLUENT EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION 31ogical Effluent Technical Specification UNUSUAL EVENT R13)200,000 CPM, R14>400,000 CPM, or RE29035.3 ts exceeded.
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n indicate a severe degradation in the (R-15, R-16, R-17, R-19, R-22, R-23) excluding col of radioactive materials, effluent monitors.
alogical effluents greater than 10 times ALERT R13 and R14 off scale. Refer to Figure 12.2-1 9 Technical Specification instantaneous which relates RE 29078 (Auxiliary Building Stack ca.
liigh Range Monitor) reading and release duration.
Obtain average monitor reading and actual or projected release time; intersection is the Emergency classification. Also refer to T.S. Section 3.9 -
f Radioactive Materials.
acnt monitors detect 1cvels corres-Ing to greater than 50 mr/hr for b SITE EMERGENCY' Refer to Figure 12.2-1 which relates RE 29078 (Auxiliary cy; greater than 500 mr/hr W.B. for Building Stack liigh Range Monitor) reading and minutes at the site boundary for release duration. Obtain average monitor reading and cse meteorology, actual or projected release time; intersection is the Emergency classification.
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E teted or measured in the environs dose SITE EMERGENCY Projected or measured dose rates to be provided by
- greater than 50 mr/hr for hour cy; on-shift radiation protection man, Radiological ter than 500 mr/hr W.B. for two minutes Protection Director, or off-site survey teams.
g ae site boundary.
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k RMRRCENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION REVNUNEEPLANT.INb1 CATION t
h reactor coolant activity sample UNUSUAL EVENT Exceed-Technical ?.pecification 3.l.c Maximum Coolant Activity.determf ned by react,or coolant sample analysis'.
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fuel fatlures within 30 minutes or 5 %
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y high coolant activity sample ALERT R-9 off scale. Laboratory analysis required to confirm greater than 300 u ci/ml of I-131 equivalent.
R-13 or R-14 (auxiliary building) }, ing at setpoin R-11 or R-12 (containment) annunciator sound-
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with R-9 increasing by a factor of 100.
.or damage to spent fuel in contain-SITE EMERGENCY R-11 or R-12 (containment)
] annunciator soundin it or auxiliary building.
R-13 or R-14 (auxiliary building) / at setpoint and physical evidence of fuel damage.
Confirmation of 2 fission product barriers breached us of 2 of 3 fission product barriers and loss of some Engineered Safety Features.
(e.g.
.h a potential loss of 3rd barrier.
GENERAL EMERGENCY Fuel failure indicated with reactor coolant piping failure and the potential for loss of containment.
Steam generator tube rupture with associated main steam isolation valve failure and loss of high h,ead safety injection.)
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CLASSIFICATION Exceeding Reactor Coolant System leak rate REWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION T;chnical Specifications UNUSUAL EVDIT shutdown.
requiring reactor Any rdactor shutdown required by T.S. Section 3 1 d l
Mcetor oolant System leak rate greater thin 50 GPM.
ALERT Indicated leakage of >50 CPM.
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SITE EMERGENCY The charging pumps cannot maint i
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maintain pressurizer pressure or level.
iss of coolant accident with complete 11ure of ECCS to perform leading to CENERAL EMERCENCY heat removal to perform when requ
.ro degradation.
ual pressure.
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Initially successful operation of emergency ~ core cooling system with subsequent failure of 'all both trains of residual heat remo
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cchnical Specification placing the Anpfreactor shu.tdown required by T.S. 3.1.d.2.
lant under a limiting condition for
- paration, apid cross failure of one steam generator ALERT R-15 and R-19 indicate prieary to secondary leak.
stro with loss of off-site power.
High head safety injection required to maintain pressurizer pressure or level, and all four trans-mission lines to the plant are de-energized.
spid failure of steam generator tubes.
ALERT R-15 and R-19 indicate primary to secondary leak.
Primary to Secondary leak rate >800 CPM as indicated ~
by safety injection pump flow.
spid failure of steam generator tubes SITE EMTAGENCY Primary to Secondary leak rate 2800 GPM as indicated ich Icss of off-site power.
by safety injection pump flow and all four trans-mission lines to the plant de-energized.
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"'RCENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION i of off-site power or loss of on-site UNUSUAL EVENT All four transmission lines to the plant de-energized
.wcr capability, or both emergency diesel generators inoperable.
of off-site power AND loss of all SITE EMERGENCf All four transmission lines to the plant de-te AC power energized and loss of power to main 4160 volt buses 1 through 6'and loss of all vital AC. power
' supplied via the inverters.
of all on-aite DC power.
SITE EMERGENCY All DC. distribution cabinets either in a low c
voltage lockout or de-energized conditions.
cc'of off-site and on-site power,
CENERAL EMERGENCY Total loss of off-site:and on-site power and loss t
2ith total loss of emergency of the turbine driven auxiliary feedwater pump.
er make-up capability for
.I hours would lead to core melt fkely fallure of containment.
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2 merge:. y core cooling initiated and UNUSUAL EVENT Initiation of the safety injection sequence by a discht sed to the reactor vessel.
plant condition for which the ECCS mitigation function is warranted.
Refer to Emergency Operating Procedure E-0-07 Safety Injection Activation.
Loco of engineered safety f eature function UNUSUAL EVENT Any shutdown required by T. S. Limiting Conditions esquirirg shutdown by Technical for Operation, Section 3.3, Engineered Safety Spicif!<ations.
Features and Auxiliary Systems.
Cc=plet e loss of any function required ALEP*l Loss of operability of both trains of RHR for for cc 3 shutdown.
core ecoling if the steam generators are unable to be utilized.
l'eflure of the Reactor Protection Sys' tem ALERT Failure of the reactor protection system to initiate' to init! ate and complete a scram which and complete a reactor trip when required.
(e.g. A arings the reactor suberitical.
turbine trip from full power without reactor trip.
Indication would be increasing reactor coolant system pressure leading to lifting of pressurizer relief valves.)
omplete loss of any function needed SITE EMERGENCY Total loss of all auxiliary and main feedvarer 2cr pluat hot shutdown.
systems (e.g. loss of both feedwater pumps and all three auxiliary feedwater pumps) when the primary system temperature is above 3500 F.
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FMRW mICY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION oca of Fire Protection system function UNUSUAL EVENT Kewaunee has no Technical Specifications which require aquiring shutdown by Technical shutdown with loss of a Fire Protection System pecifications.
function.
fira within the plant lasting more UNUSUAL EVENT A fire within the Administration Building, Turbine aan 10 ninutes.
Building, Warehouse, Auxiliary Building, or.
Containment Building lasting more than 10 minutes.
firo potentially affecting safety ALERT A fire that renders engineered safety feature j fattes.
equipment inoperable to the extent that a degraded mode limiting condition for operation is entered.
Refer to Technical Specification Section 3.3, Engineered Safety Features and Auxiliary Systems.
fira compromising the functions of SITE EMERGENCY
.fety systems A fire that renders engineered safety feature equipment inoperable to the extent that minimum
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not available. Refer to Technical Specification Section 3.3, Enginecred Safety Features and Auxiliary Systems.
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2 EMERCENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION g'EWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION lications or alarms on process or UNUSUAL EVENT Refer to Technical Specification Sections 3.3, i
' fluent parameters not functional Engineered Safety Features and Auxiliary Systems, i
centrol room to an extent requiring 3.5, Instrumentation System, and 3.10, control
.1nt shutdown or other significant Rod and Power Distribution Limits to determine if l
2s of assessment capability.
plant shutdown is required.
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ALERT Total loss'of Annunciator System, computer Alarms, and Sequence of Events Recorder.
ze or all alarms (annunciators) lost SITE EMERGENCY Total loss of Annunciator System, Computer Alarms, i
a a plant transient initiated or in and Sequence of Events Recorder with a plant
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transient in progress or. initiated during.the loss.
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MERGENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION arity threat or attempted entry or UNUSUAL EVENT I Receipt of a security threat or bomb threat message, opted sabatoge.
attempted entry by an adversary into the plant protected area, security area or a vital area, or a confirmed sabatoge attempt.
,oing Security compromise ALER'T An armed attack mounted against the Plant which has lasted more than 30 minutes.
lntnt loss of physical control of the SITE EMERGENCY Armed intruders have successfully penetrated the it.
protected area and are about to enter the security area.
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GENERAL EFERGENCY Armed intruders aru within the Plant security area and are attempting entry of a vital area.
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TABLE 12.2-1 CHART J PRIMARY SYSTEM ANOMALY ERGENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION cmal coolant temperature and/or UNUSUAL EVENT A temperature / pressure combination that execeds sure outside of Technical Specification the safety limits defined in the Technical rs.
Specifications, Section 2.1.
.nt pump seizure Icading to fuel failure ALERT A primary system transient resulting in a' loss of flow caused by reactor coolant pump seizure and leading to an over-pressure condition mitigated by substantial relief of coolant via the pressurizer relief and/or safety valves and subsequent filling of the pressurizer relief tank.
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TABLE 12.2-1 CHART K SECONDARY SIDE ANOMALY MRGENCY U.ASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIF1TMTION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION ae rotating component failure causing UNUSUAL EVENT A failure of the turbine resulting in an immediate
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shutdown and/or overspeed condition and for which turbine repair requires major disassembly.
e Depressurization of the secondary UNUSUAL EVENT The uncontrolled depressurization of the secondary system to the point where automatic safety injection is initiated (less than 500 psig steam generator preasure ).
/.c failure causing casing penetration ALERT Self explanatory line break with significant ALERT A break in the main steam system that results in cer than 10 CPM) primary to ECCS actuation and that is not isolated (i.e., either
- ary leakage.
upstream of main steam isolation valve or main steam isolation valve fails to operate), and R-15 and/or R-19 indicatinn primary to secondary leakage.
line break with greater than SITE EMERCENCY A break in the main steam system that results in
.1 primary to secondary leakage ECCS actuation and increase in monitor R-9 by a factor
- dication of fuel damage.
of greate.r than 100. liigh head safety injection would be required to maintain pressurizer level and pressurg.
tent initiated by loss of feed-CENERAL EMERGENCY Loss of all secondary side cooling and and condensate systems fol-loss of high head safety injection.
(Extended period by failure of auxiliary shall be considered to be greater than I hour.)
iter system for an extended
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is required.
ar plant conditions that warrant UNUSUAL EVENT Conditions at the discretion of the Plant Manager ressed awareness on the part of plant or his designated alternate. Examples include ff or state and/or local authorities cooldown rate exceeding T.S. limits or pipe crack-r(quires plant shutdown under Technical found during operation.
- 1fications.
- uation of control room antic.ipated or ALERT Evacuations of control room (E-0-06) with control ired with control of shutdown systems at shutdown panel.
- blished from local stations.
- uation of control room and control SITE EMERGENCY Evacuation of control room (E-0-06) and failure to
..hutdown systems not established establish control at shutdown panel.
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TABLE 12.2-1 CllART N EARTIIQUAKE IF4E' GLCLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUNEE PLANT INDICATION i
rthquake felt in plant or detected UNUSUAL EVENT More than one accelerometer is activated.
tion seismic instrumentation.
- thquake greater than OBE Operational ALERT An earthquake with hcrizontal ground acceleration a? 0.06g or greater (Fluor Power Services to pro-Earthquake.
e instrument reading which corresponds).
1 SITE EMERGENCY An earthquake with such consequences as.to place the thquake greater than SSE Safe Shutdan ateke.
pinnt in a site emergency per a different Fherrenev Classification Criterin.
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'RCENCY CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA CLASSIFICATION KEWAUMEE PLANT INDICATION ar flood, low water or seiche UNUSUAL EVENT High water level above 580 feet. Low forebay water level condition that cannot be cleared by stopping the circulating water system. Wave greater than 18 feet.
Iow water, or seiche near design ALERT Design High Water Level 582 feet
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rnado striking facility ALERT A tornado which strikes the facility and due to damage affects continued safe plant operation.
Intd winds in excess of design levels SITE EMERGENCY Winds in excess of 100 MPH for greater than I hour.
olent not in cold shutdown.
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or notification from the security force or other source over facility.
e of higher than normal aircraft activity over the site.
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_ crush on facility ALERT An aircraft crash into plant buildings or switchynrd i
which affects plant operation 1
impact from whatever source on ALERT A missile strikes the facility which affects p1:at operation.
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.to facility environs of uncon-ALERT Release of toxic or flammable gas from a ruptured j
tcxic or flammable gases.
container such that the gases enter the plant pro-tected area or buildings.
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rplosion damage to facility ALERT Self Explanatory, a plant operation.
crash affecting vital structures SITE EMERGENCY An aircraft crash into plant buildings which causes the loss of any. Engineered Safety Feature function to
.t or fire.
levels below the minimum required for plart operation.
Refer to Technical Specifications Section 3.3.
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Jamage to safe shutdown equip-j m missiles or explosion.
within a plant building which causes the loss of any Engineered Safety Feature function to levels below tha minimum required for plant operaticr.. Refer to Technical Specifications Section 3.3.
uncontrolled flammable gases into SITE EMERGENCY Release of flammable or toxic gas from a ruptured
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a to the area constitutes a robica.
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1 WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION KEWAUNFS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE - Unusual Event DATE MAR 3 1 1981 FAGE 1 0F 6
REVIEWED BY (L/ [ x p APPROVED BY
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g 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure describes the actions in response to a condition at the Plant which has been classified as an UNUSUAL EVETT per ALL 12.2.
Notification of an unusual event is made to:
1.
Assure that internal notifications have been co=pleted, 2.
Bring the operating staff to a state of readiness, and 3.
Provi<*3 systematic handling of infor=ation and decision making.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure applies to all plant staff, contractor, and corporate personnel and to those off-site agencies that may be notified during an UNUSUAL EVE:IT.
3.0 DEFINITIONS Unusual Event - Events in process or have occurred which indicate a potential degradation of the level of safety of the plant. No releases of radioactive material requiring off-site response or monitoring are expected.
h.0 RESPONSIBILITIES h.1 The Shift Supervisor is responsibl
2.
Notify E=ergency Respense Manager (ERM) of the ALERT.
(ERM) of the ALERT.
EVENT OPERATIONS DIRECTOR (EOD) 1.
Report to the Control Room to be 1.
Report to the plant briefed.
RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR (RPD) 1.
Report to the RPO 1.
Report to the plant 2.
Activate Radiation E=ergency Team, 2.
Activate Radiation E=ergency Team, if necessary.
if.necessary.
TECICIICAL SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR (TSCC) 1.
Maintain contact with ED on Plant 1.
Report to the plant status.
2.
Activate Technical Support Center 2.
Activate Technical Support Center.
SUPPORT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR (SAD) 1.
Maintain contact with ED on Plant 1.
Report to the plant.
status.
2.
Activate Operational Support 2.
Activate Operational Support Facility.
Facility.
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ACD 12.h KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE Alert DATE MAR 311981 PAGE b
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52 Subsequent Actions 5.2.1 Shift Supervisor 1.
If generatir; capabilities may be affected by the event, notify WPS Load Dispatcher.
2.
Continue to make assessments of plant conditions to determine if a change in the emergency class is warranted.
3.
Continue to direct plant operations per E=ergency operating Procedures.
5.2.2 Shift Technical Advisor 1.
Continue to monitor plant conditions to ensure adequate core cooling.
2.
Respond to inquiries for additional technical information from state and local response agencies if it does not inter-fere with accident assessment activities.
5 2.3 Emergency Director 1.
Continue to keep ER'4 infor=ed of Plant conditions.
2.
Maintain communication with Operations Event Director, Technical Support Center Coordinator, Support Activities Director and Radiological Protection Director.
3.
Escalate to a more severe emergency class if appropriate, OR Close out or reco==end reduction in emergency class by verbal summary to off-site authorities followed by written summary within 2h hours.
5 2.h Event Operations Director 1.
Coordinate operational and Control Room activities through the Shift Supervisor.
5.2.5 Radiation Protection Directer 1.
Evaluate radiolcgical conditions in plant.
2.
Provide periodic meteorological assessment to off-site authorities, and if any releases are occurring, dose estimates for actual relenc e.
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0F 7
5.2.6 Technical Support Center Coordinator 1.
Provide periodic plant status updates to off-site authorities.
527 Support Activities Director 1.
Direct any corrective maintenance activities required to mitigate the consequences of the e=ergency.
5.2.8 Security Director or Security Force 1.
Dispatch an officer to the fishing area and inform people they should leave the site using the following statement WITH NO OTHER INFORMATION GIVEN:
"The plant site has been te=porarily closed and you are requested to leave. Please do so at this time."
2.
Dispatch an officer to the site entrance at hie vay h2 and h
only admit persons with Kevaunee Nuclear Plant Personnel cards or by authorization of the E=ergency Director.
3.
Initiate a personnel accountability check per ACD 12 9
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ACD 12.h KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AD!!INISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE Alert DATE MAR 31198)
PAGE 6 0F 7
ATTACHMDIT TO FIGURE 12.4-1 ALERT NOTIFICATION A.1 The Shift Supervisor or Shift Technical Advisor should contact the following:
1.
One member of each key emergency position on Figure 12.4-1 until a representative for each position has been notified and confir=ed.
The first member in each position can be contacted simultaneously by using pager code #10. Each key person notified hv nager should confirm con-tact by a return telephone call at
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2.
The NRC using the E=ergency Notification System (ENS) red phone.
3.
E=ergency Teams (Fire, Radiation) using pager systes dependent upon type of event and at discretion of Shift Supervisor.
h.
The state and local govern =ent using the UAWAS line giving the following statement:
"Kevaunce Nuclear calling Warning Center 1, East Central Area, Kevaunce County, and Manitovoc County.
This is (ra=e)
(title) at the Kevaunee Nuclear Plant.
An incident has occurred at our facility and we are declaring an ALERT at (tice) on (date).
The following conditions exist.
(One or two sentence description of the event.)
There has been (a minor /no) release of radioactive material to the environ =ent.
No outside support is requested. No evacuation of residents is expected.
We vill keep you infor=ed of the situation.
Any confir=ing calls or return contacts should be through co==creial telephone: Area Code Acknowledge cessage."
5 American Nuclear Insurera and U.S. Coast Guard using co==crcir.1 telephone lines and text of previous message omitting NAWAS only sections.
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or 7
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1.0 PURPOSE s
This proceaure describes the actions in response to a condition at the Plant which has been classified as a SITE EMERGETCY per ACD 12.2.
A SITE EMERGENCY declaration is to:
1.
Assure that response centers are manned, 2.
Assure that monitoring teams are dispatched, 3
Assure that personnel required for evacuation of near-site areas are at duty stations if situation degrades, k.
Provide consultation with off-site authorities, and f,
5 Provide updates for the public through off-site authorities.
4 2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure applies to all plant staff, contractor, and corporate personnel and to those off-site agencies that may be notified during a SITE E!ERGCiCY.
3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 SITU EMERGENCY - events are in process or have occurred which involve actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed for protection of the public. Any releases are not expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels except near-site boundary.
k.0 RESPONSIBILITIES k.1 The Shift Supervisor is responsible for the event clansification per ACD 12.2.
4.2 The Shift Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that required immediate notifications have been made and confirmed.
5.0 REQUIREMENTS 51 Immediate Response:
5 1.1 Shift Supervisor 1.
If fire emergency, actions required by ACD 14.2 should be 3,
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DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 2 0F 7
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Contact the Shift Technical Advisor (STA).
3 Determine if i==ediate personnel assembly is required. For
/ personnel assembly, The Shift Supervisor vill direct a me=ber of;the operating crew to make the following announcement over the Plant Gai-Tronics:
" Attention all personnel. We are experiencing a SITE EMERGENCY. All personnel are requested to report to their assembly areas."
NOTE: Also announce the location of any hazards (fire, abnormally high radiation area) so they can be avoided during personnel
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assembly.
Sou d the plant e=_ergency alarm and repeat the announcement.
NOTE: E=ergency assembly areas are described in ACD 12 9, Personnel Accountability.
14. Direct the STA to notify me=bers of the e=ergency organization and off-site response agencies.
5 1.2 Shift Technical Advisor (STA) 1.
Report to the Control Room to be briefed and assess plant conditions.
2.
Notify key cembers of the emergency response organization and specified off-site support agencies in accordance with Figure 12.5-1 and Attach =ent.
The emergency coc=unication system, if needed, is described in ACD 12 7 4
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ACD 12.5 IllLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
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ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECT;VE DATE MAR 3 1 1981 PAGE 3 0F T 5 1.3 Key E=ergency Response Personnel ON-SITE NOTIFICATION OFF-SITE NOTIFICATION EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (ED) 1.
Report to the Control Room to be 1.
Report to the plant, briefed.
2.
Notify E=er;;ency Response Manager 2.
Notify E=ergency Response Manager (ERM) of the SITE DERGENCY.
(ERM) of the SITE EERGENCY.
EVENT OPERATIONS DIPJCTOR (EOD) 1.
Report to the Control Rocs to be 1.
Report to the plant.
briefed.
RADIOIOGICAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR (RPD) 1.
Report to the RPO.
1.
Report to the plant.
2.
Activate Rcdiation E=ergency Team.
2.
Activate Radiation E=ergency Team.
3 Prepare to activate Site Access 3
Prepare to activate Site Access Facility.
Facility.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER COOPDINATOR (TSCC) 1.
Maintain contact with ED on "lant 1.
Report to the plant.
c status.
2.
Activate the Technical Support 2.
Activate the Technicel Support Center.
Center.
SUPPORT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR (SAD) 1.
Maintain contact with ED on Plant 1.
Report to the plant.
status.
2.
Activate Operational Support 2.
Activate Operational Support Facility.
Facility.
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ACD 12.5 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT II TLE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE Site Emergency CATE MAR 311981 PAGE h 0F 7 52 Subsequent Actions 5 2.1 Shift Supervisor 1.
If generating capabilities may be affected by the event, notify WPS Load Dispatcher;
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2.
Continue to make assessments of plant conditions to determine if a change in the emergency class is warranted.
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3.
Continue to direct plant operations per Emergency operating Procedures.
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5.2.2 Shift Technica;. Advisor 1.
Continue to conitor plant conditions to ensure adequate core cooling.
2.
Respond to inquiries for additional technical infor=ation from state and local response agencies if it does not interfere with accident assessment activities.
5 2.3 Emergency Director 1.
Continue to keep ERM informed of plant conditions.
2.
Maintain co==unication ties with activated emergency centers.
3.
Escalate to General Energency class if appropriate OR Close out or.recc==end reduction in emergency class by briefing of'off-site authorities by phone followed oy written summnry within 2h hours of close out or class reduction.
5 2.h Event Operations Director 1.
Coordinate operational and Control Room activities through the Shift Supervisor.
525 Radiation Protection Director 1.
Dispatch conitoring teams as specified in RET procedures.
2.
Provide meteorology and dose estimates for actual releases to off-site authorities and projections based on known plant conditions.
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ACD 12.5 TI TLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT AD!!I?iISTRATIVE C0;ITROL DIRECTIVE Site Emergency DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 5 0F 7 5 2.6 Technical Support Center Coordinator 1.
Provide periodic plant status updates to off-site authorities.
5 2.7 Support Activities Director 1.
Direct any corrective maintenance activities required to mitigate the consequences of the emergency.
5 2.8 Security Director or Security Force 1.
Dispatch an officer to the fishing arts and inform people they should leave the site using the following state =ent WITH ITO OTHER IIIFORMATIO!! GIVE'T:
"The plant site has been temporarily closed and you are requested to leave. Please do so at this time."
2.
Dispatch an officer to the site entrance at Highway h2 and only admit persons with Kewaunee Iiuclcar Plant Personnel cards or by authorization of the Emergency Director.
3.
Initiate a personnel accountability check per ACD 12.9.
4.
If the Site Access Facility is activated, dispatch an officer to assiat in access control.
WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CCRPORATI'2N N O.
ACD 12.5 1l TLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Site Emergency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE D A r.
MAR 311981 McE 6 0F 7
ATTACIBiENT TO FIGURE 12.5-1 SITE EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION A.1 The Shift Supervisor or Shift Technical Advisor should contact the following:
1.
One member of each key emergency. position on Figure 12 5-1 until a representative for each position has been notified and confirmed. The first member in each position can be contacted simultaneously bv using pager code #10. Each key person notified by pager should confirm contact by a return telephone call at '
2.
The NRC using the Emergency Notification System (ENS) red phone.
3 Energency Teams (Fire, Radiation) using pager system dependent upon type of event and at discretion of Shift Supervisor.
4.
The state and local government using the NA'JAS line givizig the following statement:
,1 "Kevaunee Nuclear calling Warning Center 1, East Central Area, Kevaunee County, and Manitovoc County.
This is (name)
(title) at the Kevaunce Nuclear Plant.
An incident has occurred at our facility and we are declaring a SITE EMERGENCY at (time) on (date).
The following conditions exist. (One or two sentence description of the event.)
We reco= mend that state and county governments activate their Emergency Operations Centers and dispatch key e=crgency response personnel.
We vill keep you infor=ed of the situation.
Any confirming calls or return contacts should be through co==ercial telephone: Area Code Acknowledge message."
5 American Nuclear Insurers and U.S. Coast Guard using commercial telephone lines and text of previous cessage omitting NA'4AS only sections.
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RAD E?TRCE!:CY TEA'1
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M. Reinhart _
- Occional*
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ACD 12.6 KEWAUNFC NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMIIIISTRATIVE COITROL DIRECTIVE TITLE General Emergency DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 1
0F 7 REVIEWED BY d _A.. Mf/
APPROVED BY
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1.0 PURPOSE This procedure describes the actions in response to a condition at the plant which has been classified as a GENERAL EMERGENCY per ACD 12.2.
A GENERAL EMERGENCY declaration is to:
1.
Initiate predetermined protective actions for the public, 2.
Initiate additional measures as indicated by actual or potential releases, 3
Provide consultation with off-site authorities, ana h.
Provide updates for the public through off-site authorities.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure applies to all plant staff, contractor, and corporate personnel and to those off-site agencies that may be notified during a GENERAL EMERGENCY.
30 DEFINITIONS 3.1 GENERAL EMERGENCY - Events are in process or have occurred which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation or melting with potential for loss of containment integrity. Releases can be reasonably expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels off-site for more than the i= mediate site area.
h.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Shift Supervisor is responsible for the event classification per ACD 12.2.
4.2 The Shift Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that required immediate notifications have been made and confirmed.
50 REQUIRD EiTS 5.1 Im=ediate Response 5 1.1 Shift Supervisor 1.
If fire emergency, actions required by ACD 1h.2 should be
WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CCRPORATION N O.
ACD 12.6 TI TLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVES DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 2 0F 7 2.
Contact the Shift Technical Advisor (STA).
3 Determine if im=ediate personnel assembly is required.
For personnel assembly, the Shift Supervisor vill direct a member of the operating crew to =ake the following announcement over the Plant Gai-Tronics:
" Attention all personnel. We are experiencing a GENERAL EMERGENCY. All personnel are requested to report to their assembly areas."
NOTE:
Also announce the location of any hazards (fire, abnormally high radiation area) so they can be avoided during personnel assembly.
Sound the plant emergency alarm and repeat the announcement.
NOTE:
Emergency assembly areas are described in ACD 12 9, Personnel Accountability.
h.
Direct the STA to notify members of the emergency organization and off-site response agencies.
5 1.2 Shift Technical Advisor (STA) 1.
Report to the Control Room to be briefed and assess plant conditions.
2.
Notify key members of the emergency response organiz; tion and specified off-site support agencies in accordance vith Figure 12.6-1 and Attachment. The emergency communication system, if needed, is described in ACD 12.7.
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it TLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT General hergency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 3
OF 7
5 1.3 Key Ec:ergency Response Personnel ON-SITE NOTIFICATION OFF-SITE NOTIFICATION EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (ED) 1.
Report to the Control Room to be 1.
Report to the plant.
briefed.
2.
Notify Emergency Response Manager 2.
Notify Emergency Response Manager (ERM) of the GENERAL EMERGENCY.
(ERM) of the GENERAL EMERGENCY.
EVENT OPERATIONS DIRECTOR (EOD) 1.
Report to the Control Room to be 1.
Report to the plant.
briefed.
RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR (RPD) 1.
Report to the RPO.
1.
Report to the plant.
2.
Activate Radiation E=ergency Team.
2.
Activate Radiation E=ergency Team.
3 Activate Site Access Facility.
3.
Activate Site Access Facility.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR (TSCC) 1.
Maintain contact with ED on Plant 1.
Report to the plant.
status.
2.
Activate the Technical Support Center. 2.
Activate the Technical Support Center SUPPORT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR (SAD) 1.
Maintain contact with ED on Plant 1.
Report to the plant.
status.
2.
Activate Operational Support 2.
Activate Operational Support Facility.
Facility.
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ACD 12.6 TI TLE KERAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT en a mergency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 4
or 7 5.2 Subsequent Actio'ns 5.2.1 Shift Supervisor 1.
If generating capabilities may be affected by the event, notify WPS Load Dispatcher.
2.
Continue to make assessments of plant conditions to determine if a change in the emergency class is warranted.
3.
Continue to direct plant operations per Emergency Operating Procedures.
5.2.2 Shift Technical Advisor l.
Continue to monitor plant cor.ditions to ensu're adequate core cooling.
2.
Respond to inquiries for additional technical information from state and local response agencies if it does not interfere with accident assessment activities.
5.2.3 Emergency Director 1.
Continue to keep ERM informed of plant conditions.
2.
Maintain communication ties with activated emergency centers.
3.
Close out or recommend reduction of emergency class by briefing off-site authorities followed by written summary within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> of closeout or reduction.
5.2.4 Event Operations Director 1.
Coordinate operational and Control Room activities through Shift Supervisor.
5.2.5 Technical Support Center Coordinator 1.
Provide periodic update of plant conditions to *he state and NRC.
5.2.6 Radiation Protection Director 1.
Dispatch monitoring teams as specified in RET procedures.
2.
Provide meteorology and dose estimates for actual releases to of f-site authorities and projections based on available plant condition information.
WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION NO.
ACD 12.6 TI TLE KEEAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT General Emergency ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311981 PAGE s
0F 7 5.2.7 Support Activities Director 1.
Direct any corrective maintenance activities required to mitigate the consequences of the emergency.
5.2.8 Security Director or Security Force 1.
Dispatch an officer to the fishing area and inform people they should leave the site using the following statement WITH NO OTHER INFORMATION GIVEN:
"The plant site has been temporarily closed and you are requested to leave.
Please do.so at this time."
2.
Dispatch an officer to the site entrance at Highway 42 and only admit persons with Kewaunee Nuclear Plant Personnel cards or by authorization of the Emergency Director.
3.
Initiate a personnel accountability check per ACD ]2.9.
4.
Dispatch an officer to assist in personnel access control at the Site Access Facility.
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ACD 12.6
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ATTACIDfENT TO FIGURE 12.6-1 GENERAL EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION A.1 The Shift Supervisor or Shift Technical Advisor should contact the following:
1.
One member of each key emergency position on Figure 12.6-1 until a representative for each position has been notified and confirmed.
The first member in each position can te contacted simultaneously by using pager code #10.
Each key person notified by pager should confirm contact by a return telephone call at-2.
The NRC using the Emergency Notification System (ENS) red phone.
3.
Emergency Teams (Fire, Radiation) using pager system dependent upon type of event and at discretion of Shift Supervisor.
4.
The state and local government using the NAWAS line giving the following statement:
"Kewaunee Nuclear calling Warning Center 1, East Central Area, Kewaunee County, and Manitowoc County.
This is (name) (title) at the Kewaunee Nuclear Plant.
An incident has occurred at our facility and we are declaring a GENERAL EMERGENCY at (time) on (date).
The following conditions exist.
(One or two sentence description of the event.)
We recommend that state and county governments activate their Emer-gency Operations Centers and dispatch key emergency response per-sonnel.
We will keep you informed of the situation.
Any confirming calls or return contacts should be through commercial telephone: Area Code Acknowledge message."
5.
American Nuclear Insurers and U.S. Coast Guard using commercial telephone lines and text of previous message omitting NAWAS only sections.
GENERAL EMERCENCY NOTIFICATION ACD 12.6 Sutrr SmRvrSOR MAR 311981 Pagg 7 of 7 g
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j W. Truttmann J. Richmond
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ACD 12.7 '
KE'JJAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Emergency Communication System ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE DATE MAR _31 1991 PAGE 1
0F 10 REVIEWED BY 47, /
APPROVED BY M[
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s 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure describes the methods used to alert on-site personnel of an emergency condition; the methods for notifying and mobilizing emergency personnel to augment the on-site emergency organization; and the methods for notifying federal, state, and local authorities.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure applies to all plant personnel and contract personnel and to those off-site agencies that may be contacted during an emergency condition at the plant.
3.0 DEFINITIONS NAWAS - National Unrnine System-black phone located in '"echnical Support Center serving as direct communication link to state and local authorities.
NRC - Emergency Notification System - red phone located in Coni.rel "com Shift Superviser's ottice as direct communication link to the NRC in Bethesda, MD.
Cai-Tronics - internal pinat pa'ging/ communication <iystem.
To'ne and Voice Radio Pagers - described in Attachment 12.7-1.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Sh'ift Supervisor is responsible for initial notification as detailed.in ACD'-s 12.3, 12.4, 12.5, and,12.6.
The Shift Technical Advisor will assist.
4.2 After facility activation, each emergency facility director (RPD, SAD, TUCC) will assure that communciation links,in their respective facility as shown in Figure 12.7-1 are manned.
4.3 The Shift Supervisor is responsible for daily testing of the dedicated phone to the NRC in Bethsada.
4.4 The Shift Technical Advisor is responsible for testing the NAWAS phone at least monthly to, assure its operability,
WISCONSIN PUBLic SERVICE CORPORATION NO.
ACD 12.7 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT TI TLE Emergency Communication Sytem
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ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311S81 PAGE 2
0F 10 5.0 REQUIREMENTS 5.1 The required initial notifications are described in each emergency class ACD:
ACD 12.3, Unusual Event ACD 12.4, Alert ACD 12.5, Site Emergency ACD 12.6, General Emergency 5.2 On-site personnel are notified of an emergency condition via the Plant Gai-Tronics Systen.
5.3 Off-site WPS Emergency Response Personnel are contacted by commercial phone or pagers as described in Attachment 12.7-1.
5.4 Attachment 12.7-2 lists commercial phone lines.
5.5. The National Warning System (NAWAS) is described in Attachment 12.7-3.
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A.1 Tone and Voice Radio Pagers are assigned to Personnel as shown with call numbers on the Emergency Call List.
A.2 Whenever it is necessary to contact a person on the Emergency Call List and he is not on site, the home telephone number :hould be called first.
If he cannot be reached at home, contact should then be attempted by using the person's individual call number. A group of individuals may be contacted by using the group call number. Tone and voice contact by pagers is effective within 15 mile radius of the transmitting station. Only tone contacts can be made outside the 15 mile radius.
A.3 How to Place a Page 3.1 Determine the two-digit pager code for the party or group you wish to contact on pager assignment list.
3.2 Dial the terminal access code on any plant extension (316 for Kewaunee site transmitter 315 for Green Bay transmitter).
a.
When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to Step 3.3.
b.
If you hear a " busy" signal, hang up and try again.
- 3.3 Dial the two digit party or group number (this number must be preceded by a 1 when using Green Bay terminal).
3.4 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted.
3.5 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. You have about 20 seconds to talk *. Your allotted time has expired when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone.
3.6 Each page must be sent through both transmitters (the plant and Green Bay); two separate calls must be made to ensure adequate area coverage.
A.4 Tone and Voice Pager Operation 4.1 Set the on-off switch on the bottom of the pager to the ON position (white dot visible). The alert tone will sound to indicate battery condition.
If tone is absent, replace or recharge batteries.
4.2 Press the reset touch bar on top of the pager. This resets the pager to standby and eliminates the squelch noise.
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4.3 When you are paged and the alert tone is heard,.the voice message is heard automatically.
Following the alert tone, volume control can be adjusted for desired level.
4.4 After a message, press the touch bar to reset the unit.
h.S Key emergency response personnel and their alternates should telephone the plant at,
after receipt of a page: signal / message to confirm that -
coctact has been made.
- The black phone next to the terminal in the Shift Supervisor's Office is a priority phone and will interrupt any page in progress.
There is no allotment time for priority calls.
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ATTACIEMENT 12.7-2 SUPPORT AGENCIES - COMMERCIAL PHONE NUMBERS NRC - Region III - Chicago Operations Office 1,
Wisc. Dept. Health & Social Services Emergency Warning Center 1
State Police - Fond du Lac 1
Kewaunee County Emergency Gov't. (Sheriff's Dept.)
9 Manitowoc County Emergency Gov't (Sheriff's Dept.)
7 Department of Energy (Bob Bauer or Fred C. Mattmueller) 1 Point Beach Nuclear Power Plant 7-U.S. Coast Cuard (Day) l' (Night) l' National Weather Service Medical Assistance Two Rivers Hospital 7
Dr. Weld /Dr. Kaner
.7 U.W. Hospital 1
Dr. Larson 1
American Nuclear Insurers 1:
Westinghouse (Day) l i (Night) 1, Fluor Power Services 1<
C. Agan (Office) 1 (Home) 1
ACD 12.7 AIAR 311981 Pagn, 9 cf 10 ATTACHMENT 12.7-3 c.1 National Warning System (NAWAS) - The black telephone and loudspeaker located in the Technical Support Center are part of the National Warning System.
Points throughout the state as shown in attached drawing can be accessed simultaneously by removing the headset. Messages are directed to the Kewaunee Sheriff's Office, the Manitowoc Sheriff's Office, the. East Central Warning Center in Fond du Lac and the Wisconsin Warning Center I &.II in Madison.
C.2 Telephone operation is achieved by removing the headset and depressing the PUSH-TO-TALK button on the inside face of the headset. Messages are of the form:
"Kewaunee Nuclear calling Warning Center I, East Central Area, Kewaunee County, etc..... This is.(name) at the Kewaunee Nuclear Plant."
Follow this with the desired message.
C.3 Periodic tests by the Shift Technical Advisor vill be performed as follows:
Depress the PUSH-TO-TALK switch in headset and state,"This is a test.
Kewaunee Nuclear calling Wisconsin Warning Center One: Wisconsin acknowledge test."
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ACD 12.8 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Activation and Staffing ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE of Emergency Centers DATE MAR 011981 PAGE 1
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v-1.0 PURPOSE This procedure describes the requirements for activation and staffing of emergency centers after the declaration of a plant emergency.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure applies to all emergency response personnel who may be called upon to activate an emergency center.
3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY AREAS - Designated areas detailed in ACD 12.9 which may serve as assembly points for personnel during a plant emergency.
3.2 INTERIM OPERATIONAL SUPPORT FACILITY - The office area on the Turbine Building mezzanine level to be used as an assembly and staffing area for maintenance and support personnel during a plant emergency.
3.3 INTERIM TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER - The assembly room in the Administration Building, which will-serve as a coordination center for engineering and management personnel supporting the operating staff during an emergency.
3.4 SITE ACCESS FACILITY (SAF) - The trailer located on the West boundary of WPS property which may serve as an access control station for the plant site.
3.5 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (EOF) - An area in the Training Building used as a headquarters for the Emergency Response Manager, which may also house senior NRC and state and local government officials. EOF activation and staffing is detailed in corporate directives.
3.6 RADIATION PROTECTION OFFICE (RPO) - An area in the plant which serves as the access control point for the controlled area and the headquarters for Health Physics activities.
I 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Emergency Director has overall responsibility for ensuring that required emergency centers are activated and staffed.
4.2 The Technical Support Center Coordinator (TSCC) has responsibility for directing the activities in the Technical Support Center.
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ACD 12.8 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Activation and Staffing ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE of Emergency Centers DATE MAR 311931 PAGE 2
0F 8 4.3 The Support Activities Director (SAD) has responsibility over the activities in the Operational Support Facility (OSF).
4.4 The Security Director has the responsibility through the use of Security Force for access control at the Security Building or at the Site Access Facility (SAF) during a plant emergency.
4.5 The Radiological Protection Director has responsibility over all activities in the Radiation Protection Of fice (RPO) and is responsible for providing personnel for radiological activities.
5.0 REOUIREMENTS 5.1 Activation of the Technical Support Center (TSC) 5.1.1 The TSC shall be activated during an Alert, Site Emergency, General Emergency, or at the request of the Emergency Director.
5.1.2 The Technical Support Center Coordinator (TSCC) will verify that the actions on the TSC Activation Checklist (Table 12.8-1) have been performed.
5.1.3 The TSCC is required to notify individuals to staff the TSC in accordance with Table 12.8-2.
5.1.4 The TSCC will maintain contact with the Event Operations Director on the status of plant conditions.
5.1.5 The TSCC will keep off-site agencies informed of plant conditions.
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5.2.1 The OSF shall be activated during an Alert, Site Emergency, or General Emergency and may be activated during an Unusual Event for personnel assembly and briefing.
l 5.2.2 The Support Activities Director is responsible for activating the OSF.
5.2.3 The OSF will be staffed by plant maintenance personnel and supervisors, and non-shift operating personnel.
j 5.2.4 The SAD will:
report to the OSF and verify that radiation levels are less than 100 mr/hr.
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. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION No.
ACD 12.8 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Activation and Staffing ADMINISTRATIVE _ CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE of Emergency Centers DATE MAR 311931 3
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- keep OSF Log of activities and personnel availability.
- brief all personnel present
- plan emergency maintenance repairs to ensure that all required work is performed and documented 5.2.5 The SAD may contact additional contractor support personnel if needed with the Emergency Director's authorization.
5.3 Radiation Protection Office (RPO) Emergency Operations 5.3.1 The RPO will be the primary point for all controlled area entries.
5.3.2 The RPD will have the authority to stop any controlled area entry unless authorized by the Emergency Director.
5.3.3 The RPD will direct the Radiation Emergency Team (RET) to perform the actions specified in RET procedures.
5.4 Site Access Facility (SAF) Activation 5.4.1 The Site Access Facility will be activated during a General Emergency, or at the request of the Emergency Director.
5.4.2 The RPD will appoint a Radiation Emergency Team member to coordinate activities at the SAF.
5.4.3 The Radiation Emergency Team member assigned to the SAF'is responsible for monitoring all personnel entries and exits.
5.4.4 The Security Director will provide security personnel for crowd and access control at the SAF.
. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION ACD 12.8 N O.
KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Activation and Staffing ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE of Emercency Centers MAR 311981 PAGE 4
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DATE TABLE 12.8-1 TSC ACTIVATION CHECKLIST 1)
Start time:
2)
Radiation Levels (if applicable)
Obtain E-530:
Do a battery check, calibration sticker check, and then measure radiation levels.
NOTE:
If levels are above 100 mr/hr contact RPD and Emergency Director to see if TSC activation should continue.
Obtain Radalert:
Push the test button to verify operation.
If operable, set on lowest range that doesn't alarm.
3)
Record TSC activation started in logbook with current radiation levels.
4)
Verify communication capability with Control Room, Operational Support Facility, and Radiation Protection Office 5)
Notify additional TSC Staff and request they report to the site.
List individuals contacted.
6)
Activate the data link to Prodac computer (connection must be made in Relay Room, rack 188 before operation).
7)
Fill out a copy of the Significant Event Checklist with all available information.
Checklist complete:
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TABLE 12.8-2 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER STAFF The Technical Support Center Evaluation Staff shall be assembled from the list of p:rsonnel below.
It is intended that the staff be composed of one individual from each of the first four disciplines listed. Attempt to staff the Technical Support Center by contacting the first individual in each group.
If individuals are un-Evailable or filling other positions, continue notification trying to reach a total of five people, covering as many disciplines as possible.
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REACTOR ENCINEER K. Evers M. Kvitek S. bohlman J.. Holly i
MECHANICAL / SYSTEMS K. Weinhauer A. Ruege G. Ruiter W. White D. Weinberg R. Draheim J. Krueger ELECTRICAL /I & C J. Tills D. Will D. Molzahn l
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CHEMISTRY M. Reinhart W. Winnov=ki R. Pulec l
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Attachment j IN 81-03 CHECKLIST FOR NOTIFICATION OF SIGNIFICAN MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH 10 CFR 50.72 Ac6 12.8 MAR 311981 A.
Identification:
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Date of Event _
Time Description of 1/ hat Happened C.
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Injuries __
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Overexposures (kncun/pessible)_
Safety Hazeid,(cescribe actudi/ potential)
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Classification of Emergency 3 Resident Inspector flotified (Yes/flo)
State Notified (Yes/flo)
Press Release Planned (Yes/flo)
News Media Interest (Yes/No)
Local /flational F.
Current Status: (Co.Tplete depending on type of event) 1.
Reactor Systems Status Power Level Before Event After Event Pressure Temp. (thot)
(tcold)
RCS Flow (Yes/fic)
Pumps On (Yes/ilo)
Heat Sint:
Cor. denser
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Activity Level _
ECCS 0;,eratir.g (Yes/No)
ESF Actettion (Yes/No)
PZR or D: Level Possible Fuel Damage (Yet/No)
S/G Levels Feedwater Source / Flow Contair.rer.. Pr:ssure Safety Relief' Valve Actuation (Yes/flo)
Contair.msr.: ilater Level indica.icn_
Equipment Failurcs Normal Offsite Power Available (Yes/No)
Major Busses / Loads Lost
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D/G Running (Yes/No)
Load 2d (Yes/No) 2 See trmt:a.cy,.:
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Release lionitored (Yes/tio)
Amount of Release Tech Spec. Limits Radiation Levels in Plant Areas Evacuated 2
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Security /Seferuards Bomb Threat:
Search Conducted (Yes/flo)
Search Results Site Evacuated (Yes/Ho) i Intre: ion:
Insider Outsider Point of Ir, trusion Extent of Intrusion Apparent Purpose Strike /Dec-::rt.icns:
Size of Group _
Purpose Sabotcce:
Radiological (Yes/tto)_
Arson (Yes/f:o)
Equipment /Pr:perty Er.tcetion:
Source (phone, letter, etc.)
Location of Lett2r Denands General:
Firea ms involved (Yes/flo)
Violence (Yes/No)
Control of Fa:ility Ccmpromised or Threatened (Yes/No)
Stolen /liissing Material j
Agencies Notified (FBI. State Police, Local Police, etc.)
Media Interest (present, anticipated)
See 10 Ci 6 73..:1(c), ef fective Acril 6,1931.
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WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION NO.
ACD 12,9 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT "8
Y ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE MAR 311981 DATE PAGE O F __,
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a 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this Administrative Control Directive is to define the responsibilities and requirements during a personnel accountability check.
2.0 APDLICABILITY This ACD applies to all personnel on site during a declared Personnel Accountability Check or Plant emergency.
3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Personnel Accountability Check - a determination of the location of all personnel in the Protected Area.
3.2 Emergency Assembly Areas - designated areas listed in the Attachment and shown in Figure.12.9_-1 serving as assembly points for personnel during a plant emergency.
3.3 Assembly Area Coordinator - the person designated at each assembly point to contact the Emergency Director.
If person in charge is not present at an assembly point, this daty will be assumed by senior plant staff member et the assembly point.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Emergency Director, Security, or Shift Supervisor is responsible for initiating the Personnel Accountability Check.
4.2 Each Assembly Area Coordinator is responsible for providing the Security Director with an accurate count of the number of personnel at his Assembly Area.
4.3 The Security Force is responsible for providing the Security Director with an accurate count of the personnel in the Protected Area.
5.0 REOUIREMENTS 5.1 Personnel Accountability during a plant eme'rgency.
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5.1.1 The Security Force will utilize the dosimeter /TLD racks and sign in sheets as applicable to determine the total number of personnel within the Protected Area. During a Personnel Accountability Check, no personnel will be allowed to ent2r or exit the Protected Area without specific authorization frem the Emergency Director.
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12.9 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR' POWER PLANT 1l TL E Personnel Accountability
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0F h 5.1.2 Assembly Areas and Assembly Area Coordinators are shown in Attachment and Figure 12.9-1.
5.1.3 After the total number of people at all assembly areas have been determined, a roll call by name will be held at eacn assembly area to verify a correct list.
5.1.4 Search teams will be organized by the Emergency Director or Security Director as applicable.
5.2 Personnel Accountability during a site Evacuation 6.2.2 If after personnel assembly, the Emergency Director decides that evacuation of the site is required, he will instruct Assembly Area Coordinators on means and route of evacuation and a relocation site.
5.2.2 A member of the Security Force will take the Visitor Register and Log Book and the Plant Staff Daily Check-in Sheet to the relocation site.
5.2.3 The Shift Supervisor, RPD, SAD, TSCC, and Fire Brigade Team Leaders will account for their personnel and report to the Security Director.
5.2.4 The location of all personnel will be verified against the Visitors Register and Staff Checkin Sheet.
5.2.5 Search teams will be organized by the Emergency Director, or Security Director if required.
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Maintenance. Locker Room Administration Building D6bby Fire Brigade Leader
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Admin. Building Lobby Security Building Fire Team Leader
- 2diation Emergency Radiation Protection Radiological Analysis Radiological Protection Team Office Facility Director-tintenance, I & C Turb. Bldg. Construction Assembly Room Support Activities Personnel Office (Mezzanine Level)
Director
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Controlled Area Radiation Protection Radiological Analysis Radiological Protection Office Facility Director Containment Personnel Airlock Emergency Airlock Radiation Emergency Team Member ichnical Support Center Staff Asocmbly Roota Technical Support Center Coordinator
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ACD 12.10 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE Occupational Injuries DATE MAR 311961 PAGE 1
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REVIEWED BY 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this ACD is to describe the administrative procedures to be utilized in case of injury to personnel at the Kewaunee Nuclear Plant. The ACD supplements section 10.60 of the WPS Personnel Manual.
2.0 APPLICABILITY 2.1 This ACD applies to all injuries to personnel at the Kewaunee Nuclear Plant.
3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Occupational Injury - a personnel injury (non-radiological or involving radiation /containmination) or excessive personnel exposure.
3.2 Minor Inju y - A personnel injury requiring first aid attention only (minor cuts, abrasions, punctures, etc.).
3.3 Medical Attention Injury - A personnel injury requiring medical attention by a licensed physician (cuts requiring sutures, foreign particles in eye, possible fractures, etc.).
3.4 lbjor Injury - A personnel injury where hospitalization is probably required.
3.5 First Aid Room - A plant area (Room 143) where a stock of first aid supplies and emergency equipment is maintained.
3.6 Emergency Vehicle - A plant vehicle containing certain emergency equipment that is used to transport injured personnel.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Each individual working at the Kewaunee Plant is responsible for immediately reporting an on-the-job injury and obtaining first aid treatment as required.
4.2 The Health Physics Group will normally provide assistance per WPS Safety Manual, HP-RET Ingestion or Inhalation of Radiractivity, HP-RET Abnormal Dosimetry, HP-RET Personnel Decontamination, and HP-RET Occupational Injuries.
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0F 4.3 The Security Force will provide drivers for the emergency vehicle if requested.
4.4 The Plant Manager will maintain agreements with off-site personnel to provide medical and hospitalization support.
4.5 The Shift Supervisor is responsible for determining if the injury should be classified as a Significant Event and/or an Unusual Event per ACD h.le and l
ACD 12.2 respectively.
5.0 REOUIRMENTS 5.1 Minor Injury - Cican Area 5.1.1 The injured employee should report to the First Aid Room for treatment.
5.1.2 The injured employee and his supervisor should complete Report of Minor Injury Form 115-12 in accordance with Section 10.60 of the Personnel Manual.
5.1.3 The person administering First Aid Should record the necessary information in the First Aid Room Log.
5.2 Minor Injury - Controlled Area 5.2.1 The injured employee should report to the First Aid Room for treatment. The wound will be checked for possible radioactive contamination.
5.2.2 The injured employee and his supervisor should complete Report of Minor Injury Form 115-12 in accordance with Section 10.60 of the Personnel Manual.
5.2.3 The person administering First Aid should record the necessary information in the First Aid Room Log.
5.2.4 If the wound is of such a nature that contamination could be introduced, the person may be restricted from further work in the Controlled Aren until the wound has healed.
5.3 Medical Attention Injury __
5.3.1 Injuries requiring medical attention will be referred to either the Two Rivers Hospital or the Eye Clinic of Manitowoc (during normal working hours only), or the Two Rivers Hospital.
5.3.2 First Aid treatment will be administered in accordance with Section 5.2.
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5.3.3 The person administering first aid will contact the Plant Security /
Administrative Supervisor (dayshif t) or Shif t Supervisor (off-shif t) to provide a driver for the Emergency Vehicle.
5.3.4 The person making the referral will contact the appfopriate facility providing the information from medical attention injury information checklist and contact the employee's supervisor. (See Page 4 of ACD 12.10).
5.3.5 If the injured person is a WPS Employee, the person 1 making the referral should complete an " Order on Doctor" form (303-12). The original should accompany the injured person to the Hospital or Clinic. A ccpy should be sent to the P1nnt Security / Administrative Supervisor.
5.3.6 If the injured person is a contractor employee, the " Order on Doctor" form should be send to the Plant Manager for informatio'n purposes.
A copy should not accompany the injured person.
5.3.7 The Plant Security / Administrative Supervisor will initiate an Employer's First Report of Injury or Disease Forn WC-12 in accordance with Section 10.60 of the Personnel Manual if the injured person _is a WPS Employee.
5.3.8 If it appears the injury could result in a lost time accident, the injured person's supervisor should contact the WPS Safety Department.
5.4 Major Injurv 5.4.1 Any person observing or discovering a possible Maior Injury should contact the Shift Supervisor and Health Physics Supervisor immediately.
Do not attempt to move the victie unless located in a high radiation or airborne activity area or imminent danger of further injury exists.
5.4.2 Major injuries will be handled in a similar manner as Medical Attention Injuries.
Sec 5.3,above.
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I' ACD 12 MAR 3, Eat Pagn 4 of.4 HEDICAL ATTENTION INJURY (Inju'ry II.e'duiring First Aid Attention by a licensed physician)
INFORMATION ONLY INJURED I?mIVIDUAL:
EXTENT OF CONTAMINATION:
NATURE OF INJURY:
CONDITION OF PATIENT:
EXPECTED TIME OF ARRIVAL AND MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION:
ORDER ON DOCTOR FORM COMPLETED
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- WPS EMPLOYEE - Original should accompany injured person to hospital or clinic
- CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEF. - Original should be sent to Plant Manager
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ACD 12.11 KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE TITLE a la i n Emergency DATE MAR 311981 1
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REVIEWED BY /2 3 APPROVED BY 1.0 PURPOSE To define actions of plant personnel during a radiation emergency.
2.0 APPLICABILITY This ACD applies to all personnel within the Protected Areas 3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 A radiationemergency could consist of one or more of the following conditions:
3.1.1 An uncontained spill of radioactive liquid.
3.1.2 An increase on building air activity monitors which cannot be attributed to a change in process conditions.
3.1.3 An increase in direct radiation as detected by the plant area monitors which cannot be attributed to a change in process conditions.
3.1.4 An increase in plant liuqid or gaseous activity monitors which cannot
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be attributed to a change in plant conditions.
3.1.5 An unexpected instance of personnel contamination or exposure.
3.1.6 A change in process conditions which threatens to create one of the above situations.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 All plant personnel are responsible for informing the Shif t Supervisor or Health Physics Supervsior when they suspect a radiation emergency occurred.
4.2 The Health Physics Group and/or Shift Superviser is responsibic for determining when a radiation emerneney has occurred.
4.3 The Shift Supervisor is responsibic for determining if a radiation emergency should be classified as an Unusual Event, Alert, Site Emergency, or Cc eral Emergency per ACD 12.2, Emergency Classification.
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TI TLE KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR F0\\!ER PLANT Radiation Emerg2ncy ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL DIRECTIVE DATE MAR 311981 PAGE 0F 2
2 5.0 REOUIRDIENTS 5.1 When a local radiation alarm sounds, personnel will leave the area immediately and report the alarm to the Health Physics Office and Shift Supervisor. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SILENCE OR ADJUST THE LOCAL ALARM.
5.2 The Shift Supervisor will contact the Health Physics Supervisor or Radiological Protection Director (RPD) when he is informed or suspects a radiation emergency has occurred and inform the Catehouse of the type and extent.of the emergency.
5.3 The Health Physics Super /isor or the Radiological Protection Director will investigate the extent and activity levels involved in the emergency and make recommendations to the Emergency Director whether the incident should be considered an emergency. This investigation may require calling in members of the Radiation Emergency Team on off-shifts.
5.4 If the Shift Supervisor determines the emergency should be considered an
_Unusuni Event (ACD 12.3), Alert (ACD 12.4), Site Emercency (ACD 12.5) or General Energency -(ACD 12.6), he will proceed to perform the requirements of the respective ACD.
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