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ERPIP M ANU AL CONTENTS a
PROCEDURE CR 5ECTION
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose 1.2 Mantzal Format & Use 1.3 Definitions 1.4 Abbreviations and Acronyms 1.5 Tabs 2.0 EMERGENCY ORG ANIZATION. FUNCTIONS. AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF KEY PERSONNEL 2.1 Personnel Injuries, Unusual Events, and Less Significant Emergencies 2.2 Alert, Site and General Emergency 3.0 IMMEDIATE AC'RON PROC EDURES 3.1 Initial Actions and Emergency Action Levels
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3.2 immediate Action - LNG Ccntingency 3.3 Immediate Action - Fire Eme gency 3.4 Immediate Acticn - Natural Events 3.5 Immediate Action - Personnel Injury 3.6 Immediate Action - Radiological Events 3.7 Immediate Action - Unusual Events 3.8 Immediate Action - Alert 3.9 Immediate Action - Site Emergency 3.10 Immediate Action - General Emergency 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION PROCEDURES 4.1 Key Personnel 4.1.1 Plant Stoerintendent Checklist 4.1.2 Site Emergency Coordinater Checklist 4.1.3 Technical Supocrt Center Dir-ctor Checklist 4.1.4 Operational Sucpert Center Director Checklist
-3 4.1.5 Radiation Protection Directcr Checklist i
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4.1. 3 Liquid Release Monitering Team Leader Checklist 4.1.9 Assembly Area Monitoring Team Leader Checklist 4.1.10 Gate and Access Monitering Team Leader Checklist 4.1.11 Emergency Control Center Monitoring Team Leader Checklist 4.1.12 Emergency First Aid and Decontamination Team Leader Checklist 4.1.13 Emergency Reentry Monitoring Team Leader Checklist 4.1.14 Ocsimetry Team Leader Checklist 4.1.15 Radiclogical Assessment Director Checklist 4.1.16 Emergency Fire Team Leader Checklist 4.1.17 Emergency Security Team Leader Checklist 4.1.13 Emergency Reentry Team Leader Checklist 4.1.19 Emergency Repair and Damage Contrcl Team Leader Checklist 4.1.20 Emergency Recovery and Restoration Team Leader Checklist 4.1.21 Assembly Area Leader Checklist i
4.1.22 Emergency Communicator Checklist 4.1.23 Administrative Services Director Checklist 4.1.24 Dele ted 4.1.25 Environmental Services Cecrdinator Checklist 4.2 Netificatien and Communicatiens 4.2.1 Flitefone Operating Procedures - Helicopter Communications 4.3 Radiological Surveys 4.3.1 Ofhite Gamma Radiation and Mobile Air Sample Surveys 4.3.2 Onsite Gamma Radiatien and Mcbile Air Sample surveys 4.3.3 Liquid Effluent Activity Samcling and Analysis 4.3.4 Personnel Centamination Menitcring 4.4 Assessment Actions 4.4..
Initial Classification of Emergency Condition Based on Dese Calculation 4.4.2 Use of Map Overlays (Isocieths) 4.4.3 Initial Determinatien of Accicent Racicactivity Release Rates ii
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PRCCEDURE CR SECTION 4.4.4 Determination of Atmospheric Dispersion (X/Q) 4.4.5 Initial Determination of Projected Whole Body Doses 4.4.6 Initial Estimates of Fission Product Release Based on Environmental Measurements 4.4.7 Means of Estimating Fission Product Re! ease From Core 4.4.7.1 Containment RMS Reading vs Time Following Accidents 4.4.7.2 Deleted 4.4.7.3 Post Accident Reactor Coolant Sampling 4.4.7.4 Post Accident Reactor Coolant Analysis 4.4.3 Ground Deposition (Soil Contamination) 4.4.3.1 Quick Direct Ground Deposition Measurement.
4.5 Protective Actions 4.5.1 Onsite Personnel Protection, Accountability and Evacuation O
- 4. 5.1.1 Atert: erotection ^ccountabiiity ene Evecuation 4.5.1.2 Site Emergency: Protection, Accountability and Evacuation 4.5.1.3 Genera. Emergency: Protection. Accountability ard Evacuation 4.5.2 Access Control 4.5.3 Respiratory Protection 4.5.4 Radioprotective Drugs Administration 4.5.4.1 Onsite Administration of Radioprotective Drugs
- 4. 5.4. 2 Offsite Administration of Radioprotective Drugs (Non-BG&E) 4.5.5 Personnel Decontamination l
4.5.6 Offsite Protective Actions l
4.6 Aid to Affected Personnel 4.6.1 Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures 4.6.2 First Aid and Medical Care (EFADT) 4.6.3 Health Physics Assistance at Calvert Memcrial Hospital 4.6.4 Guidance for First Aid and Medical Personnel and Health Physicist l
In Initial Management of Irradiated er Radioactively Contaminated Personnel.
4.3 Emergency Reentry 4.3.1 Emergency Work Permits and Exposure Control L-111
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DATE: Octccer 23, 1931 ERPIP M ANU AL CONTENTS PROCEDl;RE CR SECTION 4.9 R ecovery 4.9.1 Recovery and Restoration a.9.2 Long-Term Recovery 4.10 Emergency Security 5.0 REVIEW AND UPD ATE OF THE PL AN AND IMPLEMENTATION PRCC EDURES 5.1 Communications 5.2 Documentation and Records 5.3 Equipment and Instrumentation 5.4 Training
- 5. 5 Exercises. Tests and Drills A PPENDIC ES h
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Emerzency Organization Members and Telechone Numbers A.1 Emergency Response Personnel A.2 CCNPP Staff A.3 EG&E Emergency Communications A.4 Police, Fire, Medical Emergency Telephone Numbers A.5 Federal, State and County Agencies B.
Emerzency Eculoment B.!
Equipment Checklists B.2 Maps, C harts B.3 Additional Forms C.
Assessment Aids f or Immediate Resconse C.1 Severity Assessment C.2 Dispersion Estimates C.3 Dose Projections D.
Succlemental Security Procecures D.1 Response to Alarms D.2 Arrest and Detention D.3 Site Traffic Control IV
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C ALVERT CLIFFS NUCLEAR PO'VER PLANT EMERGENCY Ri5PON 5E PLAN IM PLEM EN T A TION ? ROC EDU R ES LIST OF EXHIBITS EXHIBIT TITLE 1.2-A USE OF THE ERPIP M ANU AL 2.0- A ORGANIZATION FOR PERSONNEL IN3URIES UNUSUAL EVENTS AND LESS SIGNIFICANT EMERGENCIES 2.0- B UNUSUAL EVENT OR ALERT EMERGENCY ORG ANIZATION 2.0-C SITE OR GENER AL EMERGENCY ORG ANIZATION 2.0- D UNU5U AL EVENT / ALERT EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX 2.0-E SITE /GENER AL EMERGENCY EMERGENCY RESPONSE PER SONNEL RESPONSIBILITY M ATRIX 3.1-A INITI AL NOTIFIC ATION CHECKLIST 3.1-B EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS fm 3.2-A LNG SPILL INFORM ATION M AP 3.2-B LNG ACTION C ATEGORIES 3.2-C ACTION ITEMS FOR UNIT I AND 2 CONTROL ROOM OPER ATORS 3.2-D ACTION ITEMS FOR OUTSIDE OPER ATORS 3.2-E ACEON ITEMS FOR UNIT 1 AND 2 TURBINE BUILDING OPER ATORS 3.2-F ACEON ITEMS FOR UNIT I AND 2 AUXILIARY BUILDING O PER ATOR S 3.2-G ACTION ITEMS FOR PLANT SECURITY 3.6-A R ADIOLOGIC AL ASSESSMENT FORM l
3.6-B UNPLANNED R ADIATION & R ADIOLOGIC AL EVENT CONDITIONS 3.6-C ESTIM ATED DOSE R ATE AT SITE ECUND ARY PER UNIT I M AIN VENT MONITOR 0 TO 1.000 CPM) 3.6-0 ESTIMATED DOSE R ATE AT SITE EOUND ARY (PER UNIT 1 M AIN VENT MONITOR 1.000 TO 100.000 CPM) l 3.6-E ESTIM ATED DOSE R ATE AT SITE EOUND ARY (PER UNIT 2 M AIN VENT MONITOR 0 TO 1.000 CPM) l l
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- 3. 6-G STABILITY CLASS. OVERLAY & CC NVER SION FACTOR DETERMIN ATION 3.6-H QUICK DOSE ESTIMATE BASED ON VENT MONITOR AND METEOROLOGIC AL D ATA 3.6-1 CUICK 00SE ESTIM ATE BASED ON INPLANT DIR ECT R ADIATION READINGS AND METEOROLCGIC AL DATA 3.6 3 AR EA AND PROCESS R ADIATION MONITOR S 4.1.1 - A CONTROL ROOM / TECHNIC AL SUPPORT CENTER PL ANT PAR AMETER REPORTS 4.1.2-A EMERGENCY TEAM ACTIVATION FORM 4.1.2-B ERPIP IMPLEMENTABON FORM 4.1.2-C EMEPGENCY FACILIBES ACTIVATION FORM 4.1.5-A ERT ACEVAEON PRIORITY & ASSEMBLY FORM
- h. l.14-A DOSIMETRY ISSUE LOG
_ _k 4.1.15-A R AD OFFSITE MONITORING FORM 3.1.21-A EMERGENCY ACCOUNTABILITY FORM 3.1.25-A INITI ATION CRITERIA FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING 4.1.25-B ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING STATIONS EXTERNAL BACKGROUND R ADIABON LEVELS 4.1.25-C ENVIRONMENTAL R ADIABON MONITORING SAMPLE POINT D ESCRIPTION S 3.1.25-D R ADIOLOGIC AL ENVIRONMENTAL MON!TORING STATIONS IN TH E VICINITY OF CCNPP 4.2-A FO LLOT-U P COMMUNIC ATIONS CHECK LIST 2.2-B EMERGENCY MESSAGE FORM 1
2.2-C EM ERGE +.:Y COMMUNIC ARON FORM 2.2-D FOTENTI AL LOC AL AND CONTR ACTED (EMERGENCY) SER VICES 4.3.1-A DELETED
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4.3.1-E MONITORING TEAM SURVEY FOR M (AIRBORNE ACTIVITY) 4.3.1.1-A MONITORING TEAM ACTION FORM 4.3.1.1 -B GROUND DEPOSITION SURVEY FORM 4.3.1.1-C GROUND DEPOSITION MONITORING EDUIPMENT (MOBILE)
CHECK LIST 4.3.1.1-D BACKGROUND MEASUREMENT GEOMETRY 4.3.2-A PLANT M AP
- 4. 3. 2-B SITE M AP 4.4.1-A OUICK DOSE ESTIM ATE BASED ON STATION VENT MONITOR AND METEOROLOGICAL TOWER TEMPER ATURES 4.4.1-B QUICK DOSE ESTIMATE BASED ON STATION VENT MONITOR AND METEOROLOGICAL TOWER WIND DIRECTION READINGS 4.4.1 -C QUICK C0SE ESTIM ATE BASED ON STATION VENT MONITOR.
NC METEOROLOGIC AL D ATA READILY AVAILABLE 4.4.1-D QUICK DOSE ESTIM ATE BASED ON INPLANT DIRECT R ADIATION READINGS AND METEOROLOGICAL D ATA O
. 4.2-A xciQ vAtueS ESTIMATED FROu ISOetETHS 4.4.2-B D ATA FROM OVERLAYS (FOR RECORDS) 4.4.3-A NOBLE G AS RELEASE ESTIM ATES BASED ON STAEON VENT MONITOR READINGS 4.4.3-B RECORD OF NOBLE G AS RELEASE R ATES VERSUS EME 4.4.3-C NOBLE GAS RELEASE ESTIM ATES BASED ON SELECTED EXH AUST POINTS 4.4.3-D UNIT 1 STACK MONITOR RESPONSE (0-23 D AY5) 4.4.3.E UNIT 2 STACK MONITOR RESPONSE (0-28 D AY5) 4.4.5-A AVER AGE RELATIVE AXIAL CONCENTR ATION BY STABILITY CLASS FOR GROUND LE*EL R ELEASES (h=0) 4.4. 5-B DOSE PRO:ECTIONS
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G AMM A EXPOSURE R ATES AT CONTAINMENT CENTER 4.4. 7.1 - B PREDICTED CONTAINMENT EXPOSURi R ATES VERSUS TIME O
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4.4. 7.1 - E CONTAINMENT R ADIABON MONITOR LOG SHEET 4.4.7.3-A 4.4.7.3-B 45 ft. ELEVABON AUX. BLDC. SHOWING SAMPLING ROOMS 4.4.7. 3-C SAMPLE ROOMS AUX BUILDING 0.4. 7. 3-D REACTOR COOLANT SAMPLING STAEON 4.4. 7. 3-E POST ACCO ENT RCS COOLANT COLLECTION APP AR ATUS 4.4.3-A DEPOSITION C ALCU LATIONS 4.4.3.1-A DEPOSITION MONITORING DATA R EDUCTION 4.4.8. l-B DEPOSITION CRITERIA FOR ESTIM ATION OF PAG LEVELS
- 4. 5.1 - A AFFECTED AREA EVACU ATION CRITERIA 4.5.3-A GUD ANCE FOR RESPIR ATORY PROTECTION, 4.5.3-B GUOE FOR SELECEON OF RESPIR ATORS 4.5.3-C GUDE FOR APPROVED USE OF RESPIR ATORS 4.5.6-A PROTECTIVE ACTION GUDELINES FOR EXPOSURES TO AIRBORNE R ADIO ACE VE M ATERIALS VI A DIR ECT EXPOSURE OR INH A LATION
- 4. 5. 6-B RESPONSE LEVEL EOUIVALENT TO PR EVENTATIVE PAG
- 4. 5.6-C RESPONSE LEVEL EQUIVALENT TO EMERGENCY PAG
- 4. 5. 6-D RECOMMENDED PROTECTIVE ACTIONS FOR POPULATION AND WORKER S 4.5. 6-E RECOMMENDED PROTECTIVE ACTIONS FOR AGRICULTUR AL PRODUCTS
- 4. 5. 6-F "GENER AL EMERGENCY CLASS" EVACU ATION RECOMMEND ATIONS REL ATIVE TO PAGs AND EX AMPLE PWR ACC'D ENT SEOUENCES.
4.6.2-A PAE EN T R ADI ATION & M EDiC AL ST ATUS FO RM
- 4. 6.2-B SODY WOUND i CONTAMIN AEL N FORM
- 4. 6. 3-A CALVERT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ENTR ANCE
- 4. 6. 4-A PERSONNEL IN3URY ACEON FLOW CHART
- 4. 6.3-B STEPS IN HANDLING IN URIES 4.3.1 - A EMERGENCY TORK PERMIT viii
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- 4. 3.1-B EMERGENCY WORK PERMIT - EWP #001 3.3.1-C EMERGENCY TORK PERMIT - EWP #002 0.3.1 -0 EMERGEN,CY TORK PERMIT - ETP #C03 u.S.1-E EMERGENCY WORK PERMIT - EWP #006 4.3.1-F EMERGENCY WORK PERMIT - EWP #C05 4.3.1-G DOSIMETRY ISSUANCE UNDER EMERGENCY CONDITIONS
- 4. 3.1-H EMERGENCY DOSIMETRY ISSUE LOG SHEET 2.3.1-1 TLD LOC ATION AND LOG SHEET 5.0-A EM ERG ENCY PR EPAR EDt.E5 CHECK LIST 5.0-B PHONE USTING VERIFIC ATION 5.0-C AGREEMENT LETTER VERIFIC ATIONS 5.0-D ERPIP M ANU AL REVIET VERIFICARON FOR EMERGENCY PR EPAR EDNESS 5.0- E ERPIP APPROVAL AND REVISION SHEET 5.1-A HOW TO USE TWO-W AY R ADIO 5.1 -B OPER ATING PRCCEDURES FOR R ADIO COMMUNIC ATIONS AND (h
PERSONNEL REC ALL EQUIPMENT 5.2-A EMERGENCY ACTIONS FORMS 5.3-A GENER AL GUIDELINES FOR USE OF MON!TORING EOUIPMENT 5.3-B DESCRIPTIONS OF MONITORING EQUIPMENT 5.3-C WSTRUCTIONS FOR OPER ATION OF MONITORING EQUIPMENT 5.4-A REOUIR ED PROCEDURE TR AINING MATRIX FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORG ANIZABON KEY PERSONNEL 5.5-A EMERGENCY PLAN DRILL CRITIOUE FORM n
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1.IST OF FIGURES FOR APPENDICES P age Fizure Title C.i-9 Figure C.I.c-1 Release of NcLle Gases, Icdine and Cesium from Fuel as a Function of Fuel Temperature C.1-10 Figure C.I.2-2 Fuel Temperature versus Ti.ne C.2 0 Figure C.2.1-1 Average Relative Axial Concentration by Stability Class C.2-3 Figure C.2.2-1 Areas Within Isopleths for a Ground Level Release C.2-6 Figure C.2.2-2 Horizontal Dispersien Coefficent as a Function of Downwind Distances from the Source C.3-3 Figure C.3.1-1 Activity of Principal Noble Gas Fission Products as a Function of Time after Reacter Trip (Average Gamma Energy is given in Parentheses) h C. 3-7 Figure C.3.1-2 Dose at Various Dtstances frem Cloud Center Line O
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1 ERPIP NO.: 1.0 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11,193!
'O 1.2 AssaEv1AT10s5 AsD ACaOsvuS AAL Assembly Area Leader Assembly Area Monitcring Team Leader AAMTL 1
Alternate Emergency Control Center l
AECC ALARA As Low As Reasonably Achievable American National Standards Institute ANSI AOP Abnormal Operating Procecures ASD Administrative Services Director BG&E Baltimore Gas and Electric Company CAS Central Alarm Station CCNPP Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant Chemical Engineering and Test Section CETS Code of Federal Regulations CFR O
t DRCAACC-Division of Radiation Controls, Accident Assessment Command C enter DTL Dosimetry Team Leader EAL Emergency Action Level Emergency Control Center ECC ECCMTL -
Emergency Control Center Monitoring Team Leader ECCS Emergency Core Cooling System ECOM Emergency Communicator EPADT Emergency First Aid and Decentamination Team l
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Emergency First Aid and Decontamination Tea-e Leader Emergency Fire Team F.fT EFTL Emergency Fire Team Leader I
I ECC Emergency Operations Cente l
EO P Emergency Operating Procedures EPA Environmental Protection Agency EPZ Emergency Planning Zone l
ERDCT Emergency Repair and Damage Control Team 1.0-11 L
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Emergency Recair anc Damage Control Team Leacer ER ET Emergency Reentry Team ER ETL Emergency Reentry Team Leacer ERM T Emergency Reentry Monitoring Team ERMTL Emergency Reentry Monitcring Team Leader ER P Emergency Response Plan ERPIP Emergency Response Plan Implementation Procedures ERRTL Emergency Recovery and Restoration Team Leader ERT Emergency Radiation Team ESC Environmental Services Coordinator EST Emergency Security Team ESTL Emergency Security Team Leader EW P Emergency Work Permit GAMTL Gate and Access Monitoring Team Leader LNG Liquid Natural Gas LOC A Loss of Coolant Accident LRMTL Liquid Release Monitoring Team Leader MCCC Media Communication Center Coordinator NRC Nuclear Regulatory Commission OFMTL Offsite Monitoring Team Leader O*R Offsite Liaison Representative ONMTL Onsite Monitoring Team Leader OSC Operational Support Center 05CD Operational Scopert Center Director PAG Protective Action Guideline
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PASA Post Accident Sampling Apparatus PASCA Post Accident Reactor Coolant Samole Collection Apparatus PS Plant Suoerintendent 1.0--12
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Radiological Assessment Director i
RAD RCP Rad-Chem Procedure RPD Radiation Protection Director SAS Secondary Alarm Station SCBA Self Contained Breathing Apparatus Site Emergency Coordinator SEC SS Shift Supervisor TSC Technical Support Center TSCD Technical Support Center Director USCG United States Coast Guard 1.5 TA BS The controlled copies of this manual are indexed with color coded tabs to f acilitate use in emergencies.
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- include those tabs which preceed pcrtions of the manual which may be required for immediate action or within the first hour after an event is reported to the Control R oom.
Yellow Tabs
- are used to denote the Key Personnel Checklists. These checklists are used to assure that appropriate actions are addressed by responsible qualified personnel and that the status of actiens may be properly maintained.
Blue Tabs
- preceed those ERP!Ps normally utilized by emergency response memcers subsequent to the initial classificiation of an emergency.
Thite Tabs
- preface those sections which ordvide reference inf crmation or emergency preparedness cata.
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DATE: November 11, 1931 2.
Requests assistance from and coordinates activities of other BG&E Company Departments as required.
3.
Provides additional personnel and tecnnical assistance from offsite Company sources as required by the Site Emergency Coordinator to cope with the emer;<,ency.
4.
Providing emergency equipment and supplies as directed by the SEC.
2.2.16.4 Princioal Working Relatiorishics:
1.
Media Communication Center Coordinator 2.
BG&E Department Managers 3.
Site Emergency Coordinator 4.
BG&E Offsite Emergency Organization members 2.2.17 Recovery Manager i
2.2.17.1 Reoorts to:
BG&E President 2.2.17.2 Basic Functions:
O The Recovery ueneser (vice eresieent - Suggir), upon arrival on site af ter a Site Emergency or a General Emergency class has been declared, will formally relieve the SEC of overall command and control of the emergency organization.
2.2.17.3 Primary Resoonsibilities:
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Coordinates interf ace activities between BG&E l
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esponse organization.
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Interface with high level officials from the State, Federal, local agencies and other assisting groups or companies as necessary to aid the Site Emergency Coordinator's emergency response.
3.
Prime spokesperson for BG&E at the Media Communications Center.
4 Overall command and control of BG&E emergency organization curing Site and General Emergencies.
l 2.2.17.4 Princical Working Relationshics:
1.
BG&E Presicent 2.0- 17
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Vice P esident - Engineering & Construct:en 3.
Plant Super:ntendent 4
Site Emergency Cocrcinater 5.
Med:a Communications Center Cecrdina:ce 6.
State. Feceral and local emergency response officials.
7.
Offic:als frem other supper groups and companies.
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ERPIP NO.: 3A /.REV.' 5 D ATEi November 11, 1981 u.3 u rescits snougeratins gius eue uae stresses are less than
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Operation Continuec:
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Initial Time 4.1.4 If results show operating basis earthquake conditions exceeded (0.08g horizontal acceleration and/or 0.05g vertical acceleration) evaluate 1
plant status and determine whether to continue plant operation.
Exceeding operating basis earthquake limits indicates that ari Alert-condition exists, i
Evaluated to Con:inue Shutdown:
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4.1.5 If results show Shutdown Earthquake limits have been exceeded (0.15g horizontal acceleration and/or 0.10g vertical acceleration) take ai!
actions necessary to eff ect a plant cooldown to a cold shutdown.
Exceeding safe shutdown earthquake limits indicates that a site I
emergency condition exists.
Cold Shutdown Initiated:
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Initial Time 4.2 Log the event and the emergency action taken.
Recorded in Centrol Room Log:
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4.3 ' Implement ERPIP 3.1, steps 2.0 through 6.0.
4.4 As desired, contact University of Deleware for further Seismic Information.
(See App A.3.2 for phone nos.)
5.0 Floods
. 5.1 Shut intake striscture watertight door (15-2).
3.2 If plant safety is in jeopardy, place the plant in hot shutdown.
Plant in hot shutdown:
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ERPIP NO.: 3.5 / R EV. 5 DATE: November !1,1931 m(j TITLE: IMMEDIATE ACTION - PERSONNEL INJURY RESPONSIBLE INDIVID U AL:
SITE EMERGENCY CCORDIN ATOR/(SEC)
RADIATION PROTECTION DIRECTOR (RFD)
(For Alert, Site Emergency or General Emergency)
SEC 1.0 If the First Aid and Decentamination Team is activated to provide assistance.
Sound a 5 second burst of the emergency alarm.
Notify all personnel over ?. A. System:
- a. " A PERSONN EL IN3URY EXISTS."
- b. " EMERGENCY FIRST AID AND DECONTAMIN AliON TEAM REPORT TO (Location of Accident)."
If a crill, state "Th15 IS A DRILL."
Repeat this step again.
Emergency Alarm Sounded and Message Announced
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Initials Time h'
2.0 Establish communications with the Emergency First Aid /Decentamination Team at the scene of the accident.
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In absence of the Emergency First Aid / Decontamination Team Leader (EFADTL),
the SEC/RPD will assume the EF ADTL immediate action responsibilities or assign the shift Rad-Chem Technician to inis function.
SEC/RPD 3.0 Define the nature and extent of injuries, as follows:
Number of indivicuals Whether er not radioactively contaminated.
Extent of injuries, if known.
4.0 Medical Doctor's Assistance Required:
Yes ( )
No ( )
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No ( )
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5.0 Call f or ambulance if needed (911)
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Int:tals Time 3.1 If the patient cannot be moved, contact the Calvert Cliffs Physician Assistant and local rescue service for onsi:e rescue assistance (Phone Nos. in Appencix A.4).
Physician Assistance Contacted:
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Initials Time 6.0 IF HOSPITAL ASSISTANCEIS NOT REQUIRED. SKIP SECT'ON 7.0
- NO TE -
Stress to Calvert Memorial Hospital whether THER E 15 R ADIO AC TIVE O
CONTAMIN ATION OR m ER E IS NO R ADIO ACE VE CONTAMIN AEON involved.
Calver: Memorial Hospital will automatically activate their Radiation Emergency Area if they assume radioactive contamination is involved with injuries.
Alerting Call Made:
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Initials Time 7.0 Complete the actions under Steo 7.1 if NO Radioactive Contamination is cresent witn injuries OR complete the actions under Steo 7.2 if Radicactive Contamination 15 oresent with injuries.
7.1 Personnel Iniurv Tith No Radicactive Contamination 7.1.1 Notify Security that rescue service personnel and venicle will require immediate entry into Protected Area and should be direc:ed to (location of injury).
Security Notified:
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Initials Time 7.1.2 Direct Security or ERT memoer to issue dostmeters (Ti_Ds and SRDs)
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ER P!P NO.: 3.6 / R EV. 3 DATE: October 2,198 !
,V TITLE: IMMEDIATE AC'ITON-RADIOLOGIC AL EVENT R ESPO NSIBL E INDIVID U AL5:
3ITE EMERGENCY CCORDIN ATOR (SEC)
R ADIOLOGIC AL ASSESSM ENT DIR ECTOR (R AD)
SEC 1.0 On receiving a report or an alarm of an unplanned radioactivity release, record :he following on EXHIBIT 3.6-A, R ADIOLCGIC AL ASSESSM ENT FORM, PART A.
(Initially take readings every 15 minutes to establish trends)
- a. Estimated start and duration time.
- b. Trends (increasing, stable, or decreasing).
- c. Indicating monitors and radiation levels.
- NO TE -
If duration is unknown, assume it is I hour.
o (C) 2.0 Review EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS ERPIP 3.1, EXHIb. ' 3.1-B Category I (Radioactivity Release) p. 3.1-6.
3.0 If Category I (Radioactivity Release) E AL has been met or exceeded, assume the-role of SEC and implement the appropriate procedJre:
( ) ER PIP 3.7 UNU SU At EVE N'T
( ) ERPIP 3.3 ALERT
( ) ERPIP 3.9 SITE EMERGENCY
( ) ERPIP 3.10 GENER AL EMERGENCY ER PIP 3.
Initiated, DO NOT Continue This Procedure ( )
EAL NOT Met or Exceeded: GO TO 5tep 4.0. ( )
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Initials Time 4.0 If an EAL has not been met or exceeded, but conditions on EXHIBIT 3.6-B, UNPLANNED R ADIATION AND R ADIO LOGIC AL EVENT CONDITIONS have been met, declare a R ADIOLOGIC AL EVENT CONDITION.
O a eiotosicet eve,t oecteree:
[ntnais
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ERPIP NO.: 3.6 / R EY. 5 D ATE: Novemoer 11, 1931 0
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4.1 Sounc a 5 second burst of the emergency alarm.
Notify all personnei over P. A. System:
- a. "R ADIOLCGICAi. EVENT CONDITION EXISTS."
- b. Give specific protective actions and instructions to essential emergency response personnel.
If a drill, state "THIS IS A DRILL."
Repeat this step again.
Emergency Alarm Sounded and Message Announced and Repeated.
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Initials Time 4.2 Direct the R AD to report to the Control Room to implement ERPIP 4.1.15, Radiological Assessment Director Checklist or EXHIBIT 3.6-A, Part B as appropriate.
- NO TE -
Interim R AD implements only EXHIBIT 3.6-A, Part B.
O R AD Directed to Report.
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Initials Time 4.3 Determine and record wind direction and wind speed on EXHIBIT 3.6-A, Part A, Item 4.0.
Brief RAD on affected monitor locations and readir.g! upon his arrival at Control Room.
R AD Briefed:
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3.6a
ER PIP NO.: 3.6 / R EV. 5 DATE: November i!,193i
.O a,o 4.4 Review EXHIBIT 3.6-A, R ADIOLOGIC AL ASSESSMENT FORM. PART B.
4.4.1 Direct the performance of gamma exposure rate measurements downwind - first at the protected area f ence - then in the calculated plume location at the Site Boundary (or as close to the Site Boundary as possible) to confirm Alert or higher emergency class conditions.
Determine centerline of plume (location of highest exposure rate).
- NO TE -
Repeat measurements every hour if release conditions are stable for confirmation of release activity r.nd projected dose. Repeat measurements every half-hour if main vent radio-gas monitors tend to increase by 25% or more.
4.4.2 Have survey results radioed to the Control Room, as obtained.
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Initials Time 4.4.3 Assign additional qualified Offsite Monitoring Team Members to assess events, as personnel are available.
4.4.4 Compute the projected whole body dose at the site boundary as directed on EXHIBIT 3.6-A, Part B, using EXHIBITS 3.6-C thru 3.6-3.
Projected W.B. Dose at Site Boundary Completed:
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Initials Time 4.4.5 Advise the SEC whether or not an EAL has been met or exceeded and recommend protective actions for tne Population-at-Risk.
Initials Time SEC c.5 If an EAL has been met or exceeded, implement ERPIP 3.7 thru 3.10 s O
enProg<iete.
3.6-3
ERPIP NO.: 3.6 / R EV. 5 D ATE: November 11, 1931 O
Do not continue this procecure.
ER PIP 3.
Initiated
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Initials Time 4.6 If an EAL has not been met er exceeded, terminate tnis procecure.
4.7 Review CCI 113 for (non-emergency) reperting requirements. Call in tne primary or alternate R AD if releases of radioactive materials have exceeded 25% Technical Specification limits.
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ERPIP NO.: 3.6/ R EV. 3 DATE: October 2,1931 U
EXHIBIT 3.6-A RADIOLOGIC AL ASSESSMENT FORM OFFSITE R ELEASE AND DOSE C ALCULATION PART A (O PER ATION5)
INITI AL D ATA 1.0 Event Start:
Date Time 2.0 Estimated Event Duration (Minutes) 3.0 Off Normal Radiation Indications (monitor er exposure rate measurement)
Initially take readings every 15 minutes to establish trends.
- NO TE -
If release conditions are stable - repeat measurements every hour for confirmation of release activity and projected dose.
If main vent radio-eas monitor increases bv 25o6 or more - repeat measurements every nalf hour.
U 3.1 Main Vent Radiation Levels (com)
Unit 1 Unit 2 Time Read 3.2 Area Radiation Monitors (R/h)
Monitor No.
R/h (3 time R/h ta time R/h G time 4.0 Wind Direction :
()
wind Speed mph x (.25) =
m/s.
a T at 200':
F.
3.6-5
ER PIP NO.. 3.6 / R EV. 3 D A TE: Octecer 2.193 i h
EXHIBIT 3.6-A R ADIOLOGIC AL ASSESSMENT FORM OFFSITE R ELEA5E AND DOSE C ALCULATION PART B (R AD) 1.0 CALCULATING DOSE R ATES IF IND ICATION IS (TO CALCULATE)
USE U I & U2 M AIN VENT MONITORS ONSC ALE 1.
Estimated Dose Rate using average 1.
EXHIBIT 3.6-C thru 3.6-F annual meteorology (Site Boundary or T.S. Limit) 2.
Calculated Dose Rate (Site Boundary) 2.
EXHIBIT 3.6 G&H AREA R ADIATION MONITOR ONSC ALE &
M AIN VENT MONITOR OFFSC ALE 1.
Calculated Dose Rate (Site Boundary) 1.
EXHIBIT 3.6-G & !
2.
Measured Dose Rate (Inplant) 2.
Monitor Reading POR TABLE R ADI ATION MONITOR ON5C ALE &
g.
M AIN VENT AND AREA MONITOR OFFSC ALE 1.
Calculated Dose Rate (Site Boundary) 1.
EXHIBIT 3.6~G & I 2.
Measured Dose Rate (Inplant) 2.
Monitor Reacing 3.
Measured Dose Rate 3.
ER PIP h.3.1 & 4.3.2 (Site Boundary or Protected Area Fence) 2.0 WITI AL CLASSIFIC ATION NOTE - For initial classification prior to augmentation (only), suggest Emergency Classification by Shif t Supervisce if wration is estimated to !ast I hour and dose rates below are met or exceeded and conditions are met.
EMERGENCY C LASSIFIC ATION USING DO SE R ATES (mrem /h)
DO 5E R ATE UNU 5U AL AL ER T SI TE G EN ER A L LOC ATION M EASURED EVEN T EM ER G ENCY EM ERG ENCY Inplan
> 100 Protected Area Fence
> 500
> 1000' Site Boundary
> 0. 5
> 250
> 1000 3.0 Refer to Protective Action Guidelines. ERPIP Exnibit 2.5.6-D, F f or reccmmencar:cns to tne state and count:es.
'Cambined with an actual or potential degradation of Two of the Three foi!cwing bouncaries: (a) nuclear fuel. (c) reactor coolant system. or (c) Containment Builcing.
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ERFIP NO.: 3.6 / REV. 5 DATE: November !!,1931 EXHIBIT 3.6-8 j
UNPLANNED R ADIATION & R ADIOLOGICAL EVENT CONDITIONS i
R ADIOLOGIC AL EVENT CRITERIA GENER AL SPECIFIC (Even:s to assess condition. If evaluation indicates, declare Radiclogical Event.)
1.
Un::lanned or uncontrolled
-Area radiation monitor alarm Raiation Meni:ce Alarm
-Centainment radiatien moniter alarm
-Ventilation monitor alarm General field of 2.
Unplarw d or uncontrolled 1100 mR/h unplanned in a Radiation field local area General Field of 1100 mR/h unplanned bevonc the confines of a room or work area 3.
Unplanned er uncontrolled 1 10-9uCi/cm3 unevaluated Airborne Radioactivity within the confines of a
. O room cr -orw eree 3
> 10-9uCi/cm unevaluated
~ bevond the confines of a room er work area 2
2 Loose Surface 1 10,000 dpm/100 cm be a-gamma in an Contamina:icn unposted area beyond the confines of the Controlled drea f
11,000 dpm/100 cm alpha in an 4
unposted area beyond the c;nfines of the Centroued Area 5.
Spill Any large er uncontrolled spill of Reac:cr Coolant
-NO TE-l Af ter initial alarm requiring declaration of a Radiological Even Cencition, subsequent alarms occurring en the same monitor and recurring over a period of hours or days do not constitute a Radiologica! Even: Conci: ion wnen meni:cc O
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' TITLE: IMMEDIATE ACTION-UNUSU AL EVENT RESPONSIBLE INDIVID U AL: SITE EMERGENCY CCORDIN ATOR (SEC) 1.0 If determined by SEC and/or assistance from emergency personnel is recuired:
Sound a 5 second burst of the emergency ala m.
Notif y personnel over P. A. System:
a.
"AN UNUSU AL EVENT EXISTS."
b.
(If a Radiological Event exists)"Raciological Assessment Director Report to the Control Room."
Give specific inf ormation of emergency condition.
c.
If a drill, state "THIS IS A DRILL".
Repeat this step again.
Emergency Alarm Soun-fed and Message Announced
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and Repeated:
Initials Time 2.0 If Radio!cgical Event exists, direct R AD to imp;ement ERPIP 3.6, Section 4.2 thru h,
4.5.
3.0 Establish communications with personnel at the scene of the accident or location from which the event is being monitored if applicable.
h.0 Ensure that the INITI AL NOTIFICATION CHECKLIST, EXHIBIT 3.1-A is properly completed, carefully considered and is communicated per ERPIP h.2 within 15 minutes after the declaration of the UNU5UAL EVENT.
Telephone Numbers and Communications Channels are in ERPIP Appendix A.
Follow-up communications shall be mace ceriodically af ter initial notification until termination of the emergency.
Notifications Initiated:
Initials Time
- NO TE -
When an limiting condition of operation has bean exceeded and the reactor is required to be placed in a lower mode of operation, the declaration of an Unusual (n)
Event is required when the mode change is eff ected rather than when !cac 4
recuttien is commenced.
3.7-1 j
ERPIP NO.: 3.7 / R EV. 5 D ATE: November 11,198; O
5.0 Notify appropriate CCNPP staff f or assistance if needed per Appendix A.1, Table
- 1. Recall primary or alternate RFD and R AD if Raciological Event exists.
Personnel Notified:
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Inttials Time Notify primary er alternate SEC and the Plant Sucerintendent (see Apc. A.I f or phone numbers).
Personnel Notified:
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'nttials Time 6.0 Implement ERPIP 4.1.2, SEC Checklist (check as appropriate):
._ERPIP 4.1.2 implemented ( )
/
Initials Tim e 7.0 If an uncontrolled radiation release has occured or may occur, direc* primary or alternate RPD and RAD to implement ERPIP 4.1.5 and 2.1.15 respectively.
. _ __._ R PD/R AD directed:
/
Initials Time 8.0 Continue to evaluate the situation to determine if reclassification is necessary in accordance with ERPIP 3.1, Exhibit 3.1-B EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS.
9.0 Reclassify as determined by repeated assessments g terminate and contar-emergency personnel to inform them of err.ergency termination (check as aporepriate):
Reclassified to Alert
()
i Site Emergency
( )
General Emergency
()
Terminated
()
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Initials Time 10.0 If emergency i-te minated, consider recommencing to offsite agencies to anncunce
" All clear c.e.,wgency Broadcast System."
Ag erv.
2-tec
( ) Yes
/
( )No Init mis Tirne O
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t ERFIP NO.: 3.3 / R EV. 5 D ATE: Novemcer 11, 1931 O
t2 o Rect ssitv (=9seaee or do-asr ce) as determiaed er receatee essessmeats ce terminate and notify emergency personnel of cnanges. (cneck as appropriate):
Reclassified to Unusual Event
()
Site Emergency
()
General Emergency
()
Terminated
()
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Intt:als Time l
l 13.0 If emergency is terminated, consider recemmending to offsite agencies to announce "All clear over Emergency Broadcast System."
Agencies contacted
( ) Yes
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( )No Initials Time i
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3.3-3
ERPIP NO.: 3.9 / R EV. 5 DATE: Novemoer 11, 1931 h
13.0 Notify :ree Institute of Nuclear Power Operatiens (INFO) and American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) of emergency classification and event and request assistance if required. (See Apoencix A.3 for phone numcers) check as appropriate:
INPO Notified
()
ANI Notified
()
/
Initials Time
- 14.0 Reclassify (upgrade or downgrade) as determined by repeated assessments or terminate and notify emergency personnel of changes. Check as appropriate:
Reclassif ed to Unusual Event
()
Alert
()
General Emergency
()
Terminated
()
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Initials Time 15.0 If emergency is terminated, consider recommending to offsite agencies to announce "All clear over Emergency Broadcas: System."
O
^aeacies coat cted
( ) ves
( )No Initials Time O
3.9-3
ERP!P NO.: 3.10 / R EV. 5 D ATE: November 11, 1931 O
6.0 Notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) and American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) of Errergency classification and rectest assistance if required. (See Apoendix A.3 f or Phone Nos).
Notifications have been mace (cneck as acpropriate):
INPO Notified ()
ANI Notified
()
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Initials Time 7.0 Rec!assify (upgrade er downgrade) as cetermined by repeated assessrnents E terminate and notify emergency personnel of changes.
Check as appropriate:
Reclassified to Unusual Event
()
Alert
()
Site Emergency
()
Terminated
()
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Initials Time 73 V
3.0 If emergency is terminated, consider recommending to offsite agencies to announce "All clear over Emergency Broaccast Systerr.
Agencies contacted
( ) Yes
/
( )No Initials Time 3.10-3
'1 ER PIP NO.: 4.1.1/ R EV. 3 DATE: November 11, 1931 TITLE:
PLANT SU PERINTEND ENT 1.0 - R ESPONSIBLE INDIVID U AL The Plant Superintendent is responsible to the Site Emergency Coordinator for swervising Control Rcom operations, Shift Suoervisor, TSCD ~and OSCD and reporting plant parameters to SEC, RAD and RPD.
2.0~
CONDITIONS AND PREREQUISITES Report of an Emergency Condition by the Shift Supervisor.
3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS 3.1 After augmentation of onsite Emergency Organization by the following primary or alternate Key Personnel, report the plant parameters to the SEC, R AD and RPD per EXHIBIT 4.1.1-A. (Use forms in App.B.3 as needed) 3.2 Af ter activation of the TSC, have the TSCD report those parameters available from the TSC.
O 2.1.1-1
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EllPIP NO.: '#.l.1/ It !!V. 5 D A Tli: Noveinber 11,1981 EXilllilT
'#.1.1 - A i
CONTitOL ltOOM/TECllNIC AL StlPPollT CENTEll PLANT Pall AMETElt itEPOllTSa i
l'a rame ter Iteport Data To:
Frequency llepor ts SEC 11 A D lt PD (Forms for reporting Plant Parameter is included in App.11.3)
M e teorology.
Delta T (200'-30')
X X
15 minutes Wiiul Direction at 200' X
X X
15 minutes Wind Direction Variation X
X 15 minutes Plam itadiation Monitors Main Vent Monitors (lJ-l & ll-2)
X X
X Initially & Changes Area Ventilation Monitors (all)
X X
X Initially & Changes Area Monitors (all)
X X
X initially & Changes CN FM T Low Itange Monitois (11-1 & tl-2)
X X
Initially & Changes CN l'M f liigh flange Monitors (L1-1 & IJ-2)
X X
Initially & Changes C VC S Gross (F.F.) Monitor (a f f ec ted unit)
X X
X Initially & Changes C VCS Analyzer (F.F.) Monitor (af f ected unit)
X X
X Initially & Changes Liquid Waste Discharge Monitor X
X X
liutially & Changes lleactor Coolant System Sulicooled Margin X
X As requested Th and T X
X As rerluested Iteac tor Oyeoolant Pr essure X
X As requested Fun ced on Natural Circulation X
As r e<p.e sted lleatup or Cooldown flate X
X As requested I. cal < Ita te X
X As requested
(:VC S lojec tion Quantit y (gallons)
X X
X As requested C VCS Inin: tion Start /Stop Times X
X As s equested i
alteunited af ter Augmentation of Primary or Alternate Key {Er jgency itesponse Individual O
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lift t'll' NO. 4.1.1 $ V. 5 s
0' D ATli. November T,1931
!!XilllilT 4.1.1-A (Continued)
CON TitOL llOOM/TECilNiC AL SU PPollT CENTElt l'L ANT l'All AMETEll itEl'Olt TS" l'g rainc t e r lleport Ibta To:
lirequency llepor ts SEC 11AD It PD (See App.li. ) f or I'lant Paranie ter Itepor ting Form.)
lleis: tor Coolant Apalysis liesults Total Activit y X
X When completed Total Gas Activit y X
X When comple ted lo.line-131 llose Equivalent X
X When completed lioron X
When cornpie ted Chlor ide X
When cornpleted C on tais o n ent Pr e ssur e X
X Initially & Changes Ten npera tu r e X
X Initially & Changes Str uc tural Integrit y X
X Initially & Changes
% llydrogen & Oxygen (f rom TSC)
X X
When completed Ac tivit y X
X When completed Sir :tutal Integr it y X
X When completed in Planit Area Sui vey liesult s.
E > posur e it.ite s X
X When completed Air boine Activit y X
X X
When cornpleted allequiied alter Augmenta tion of I'rimar y or Alternate Key Ernergency llesponse Individual 4.1.1 - 3
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Elf Pil' NO.: 4.1.1/ ItliV. $
- 1) ATE: Noveint>er 11, l'>31 liXilllilT 4.1.1-A (Continued)
CONT!:0L llOOM/TIICilNIC AL StJ PPORT CENTER l'LANT PAR AMETliR REPORTSa l'araineter Iteport 1)ata To:
I?requency R epor ts SEC RAD R PD (See App.ll.3 f or Plasit Parais.e ter Reporting 1%:n.)
Applicable EOl"s EO P //
X As requested Tiine Initia ted X
As requested St s tus of tina f f ected lJnit X
As requested OSC l'ersoanet Sher tages X
X As shor tages occur lleentry Planned into Controilut Area X
X Prior to entry l'c sonnel lixposure Sta tus X
X Subsequent to entry alt equired a f tt r Augmentation of Primary or Altersute Key Ernergency Response Irmlividsal i
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.2 / R EV.3.
D ATE: October 2.1931 O
SITE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR CHECKUST ETLE:
1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVID U AL The Site Emergency Coordinator (SEC) is responsible for the command of the onsite emergency organization including onsite and offsite emergency teams and the safety of all plant personnel and equipment, and for all actions necessary to -
mitigate the consequences of any emergency condition at CCNPP. The Shift
- Supervisor (55) is the interim SEC until relieved by the designated SEC.
-C AU TIO N-ON RECEIPT OF A REPORT OF AN EMERGENCY' CONDITION OR EMERGENCY ALARM, ERPIP 3.1, INIEAL ACTIONS, SHOULD BE PERFORMED FIRST.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREOUISITES Receipt by the Shift Supervisor of a report of an Emergency Condition and after completing ERPIP 3.1, Initial Actions.
3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITAEONS (In the Control Room or the Emergency Control Center)
-NO TE-Checklists are to be used as determined by the SEC. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized, as necessary, to clarify the status.
All pertinent action and communications should be recorded in normal operating logs.
3.1 Ensure Implementation of ERPIP 3.1, Immediate Actions and Emergency Action Levels, to classify the event.
ER FIP 3.1 Implemented:
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initials Time 3.2 Implement ERPIPs 3.2 through 3.10 as directed by ERPIP 3.1.
ERPIPs 3._ Implemented:
/
Initials Time
-NO TE-Ensure appropriate (nondelegatable) decisions (i.e. classification of emergencies, making the decision to make initial notifications and recommending protective actions are made and ensure release or evacuation 4.1.2 - 1
ERPIP No.: 3.1.2 / R EV. 3 D ATE: November 11, 1981 O
of site personnel is per ERPIP a.5.1. Record pertinent actions and data on EXHIBIT 5.2.- A, EMERGENCY ACTIONS FORM.
3.3 Activate emergency teams listed on EXHIBIT 3.1.2-A, EMERG ENCY TEAM ACTIVATION FORM, as necessary.
Emergency Teams activated:
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Init:als Time
-NO TE-Recall purchasing and stores personnelif additional equipment or supplies are needed. See Appendix A.l Table 1 for phone numbers.
- 3. '+
Direct the Radiation Protection Director (RPD) and the Radiological Assessment Director (R AD) to initiate ER PIP sections 2.3.1 and 4.3.2 if an actual or projected gaseous radioactive release has occurred or suspected to have occurred.
ER PIP 4.3.1 & 4.3.2 Initiated:
/
Initials Time
-NO TE-The Shif t Supervisor, in the capacity of interim SEC, must initiate immediate action procedures, (ERPIP 3.1-3.10) as necessary.
3.5 Implement or direct implementation of additional ERPIP sections, as appropriate, in accordance with EXHIBIT 4.1.2-B, ER PIP IMPLEM ENTATION FORM.
3.6 Activate emergency facilities listed on EXHIBIT 4.1.2-C, EMERGENCY FACILITIES AC'I1VATION FORM, as necessary.
3.7 Make all notifications using EXHIBIT 3.'- A to of fsite EOCs on initial upgraded or downgraded emergency classification.
3.3 Move to AECC (Farm Demo Bldg) upon declaration of site emergency it appropriate.
3.9 Coordinate operations with the Operational Support Center (OSC), as required, to augment operations staff.
3.10 Provide the Technical Suoport Center (TSC) with technical sucport iniormation concaming plant conditions, as necessary.
-NO TE-In order to ensure open lines on Ine paging system curing an emergency situation, whenever the TSC is activated, lines 4 and 5 shall be reserved for communications oetween ne TSC, CSC, Controi Room and ECC.
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3 ERPIP NO.: 2.1.2 / R EV. 5 DATE: Novem' er 11,1931 o
O 3.11 Consult RAD prior to making recommencations to offsite agencies, as required per ERPIP 3.5.6 3.12 For General Emergencies review Exhibit 2.5.6-F :cr plume exposure EPZ l
evacuation recommendations.
3.13 Implement ERPIP 4.9,' Recovery, if the conditions of ' he Recovery Checklist t
p have been met.' ERPIP 4.9 Implemented.
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Initials Time
-C AU TION--
l cVEN IF PROJECTED OR MEASURED DOSES IN AREAS AD3ACENT TO THE PLUME DO NOT REQUIRE EVACUATION, BECAUSE OF POSSIBLE WIND SHIFTS AND UNCERTAINTIES, C AREFULLY EVALU ATE THE USE OF MEDIA WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONARY EVACUATIONS IN THESE AREAS.
I-3.14 Recontact onsite and offsite eraer6ency personnel previously contacted and inform them that emergency.is terminated.
-C AUTIO N-1.
WHEN ASSUMING A KEY' PERSONNEL POSITION, REQUEST A BRIEFING ON THE EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS -
STATUS FROM THE PREVIOUS POSITION HOLDER.
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Inittals Time 2.
WHEN RELINQUISHING A KEY PERSONNEL POSITION, BRIEF YOUR SUCCESSOR ON THE EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS STATU S.
BRIEFING GIVEN:
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Initials Time 3.
NOTIFY ALL APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL OF YOUR NAME. THE KEY PERSONNEL POSITTON YOU ARE ASSUMING, AND WE NAME OF EE PERSON YOU REPLACE.
APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL NOTIFIED
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Initials Time 3.15 Centinuously evaluate plant conditions to ensure compliance with tecnnical specification criteria, ACP & EC I' implementation criteria, and to make recommendations to the Plant Suoerintendent to reclassify the emergency. as necessary.
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EXHIBIT 4.1.2-A EMERGENCY TEAM ACilVAT'ON FORM (SEE NOTE)
Radiation Protection Directer, Radiological Assessment Director and Emergency Radiation Teams (See note below).
Activated:
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Initials Time Emergency First Aid and Decentamination Team Leader Activated:
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_ Emergency Security Team Leader Activated:
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Initials Time Emergency Reentry Team Leader Activated:
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Initials Time Emergency Repair and Damage Centrol Team Leader Activated:
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Initials Time Emergency Recovery and Restoration Team Leader Activated:
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Initials Time
- NO TE-1.
Fcr Alert, Site or General Emergency classes, all emergency resconse pcsttions and teams must ce activated.
2.
Fcr a Radiological Event (ERP!P 3.6) the R PD, R AD, and OFMTL must ce actvatec, as a minimum.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.3 / REV. 4 DATE: October 23, 1981 TITLE: TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER DIRECTOR CHECKLIST 1.C R ESPONSIBLE INDIVIDU AL The Technical Suoport Center Director (TSCD) is responsible to the Site Emergency Coordinator to analyze the current and projected plant status and to provide technical support in the event of an accident.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREQUISITES 2.1 Declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency or General Emergency.
2.2 As directed by the Site Emergency Coordinater.
3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS Qn the Technical Support Center at CCNPP on the 55' elevation of the Log and Test Instrument Room.)
-NO TE-1.
WHEN ASSUMING A KEY PERSONNEL POSITION, REQUEST A BRIEFING ON THE EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS STATUS FROM THE PREVIOUS POSITION HOLDER.
2.
WHEN RELINQUISHING A KEY PERSONNEL POSITION, BRIEF YOUR SUCCESSOR ON THE EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS STATUS.
BRIEFING GIVEN:
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Initials Time 3.
NOTIFY ALL APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL OF YOUR NAME, THE KEY PERSONNEL POSITION YOU ARE ASSUMING, AND THE NAME OF I
THE PERSON YOU REPLACE.
APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL NOTIFIED:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-4 Checklists are to be used as determined bv the TSCO. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized, as necessary, to clarify the status.
3.1 Upon declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency or General Emergency, the TSCD reports to the Technical Support Center.
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3.2 Activate the Technical Support Center.
TSC Activated:
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Initials Time 3.2.1 While the TSC is being activated establish communications as per ERPIP 4.2, Section 5.0.
3.2.2 Request suoport personnel from OSD as required.
3.3 Record all pertinent actions on EXHIBIT 3.2-A, EMERGENCY ACTIONS FOR M.
3.4 Analyze mechanical, electrical, and instrument and control problems and determine alternate solutions.
3.5 Analyze thermohydraulic and thermodynamic problems and develop problem resolutions.
3.6 Assist in the development of Emergency Response Plan Implementation Procedures, Operating Procedures, etc., as necessary, for conducting g
emergency operations.
3.7 Analyze conditions and develop guidance for the Site Emergency Coordinator and o'perations personnel on protection of the core.
3.3 Resolve questions concerning Operating License requirements with the designated NRC representative.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.4 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 I
TITLE:
OPER A'HONAL SUPPORT CENTER DIRECTOR CHECKLIST x
1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVIDU AL The Onsite Operational Support Center Director (OSCD) is responsible to control the activities of the operators, health physics personnel and technicians and to restrict access to those personnel as directed by the Site Emergency Coordinator or Plant Superintendent.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREOUISITES 2.1 Declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency or General Emergency.
2.2 As directed by the Site Emergency Coordinator.
3.0_
ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS Gn the Operational Support Center South Service Building Outage Planning Room.)
-NO TE-Checklists are to be used as determined by the OSCD. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized, as necessary, to clarify the status.
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3.1 Activate the Operational Support Center when directed by SEC.
OSC Activated:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-Evacuation to alternate OSC is appropriate if radiological conditions warrent.
3.2 Direct the activities of operators, health physics personnel and technicians t
reporting to the OSC. (Complete EXHIBIT ti.4-A as appropriate) l 3.3 Control access to plant areas by restricting access to only those personnel specifically requested by the SEC. Coordinate access control of personnel to the plant with the Emergency Security Team Leader.
3.4 Assure that emergency response personnel check out with OSCD before leaving OSC to access other plant areas.
3.5 Utilize the C&P Telephone and the plant page system to summon personnel as requested by the SEC. When directed by the SEC, move OSC to the Farm Demonstration Building Area (primary OSC uninhabitable).
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-C AU TIO N-1.
WHEN ASSUMING A KEY PERSONNEL POSITION, REQUEST A BRIEFING ON THE EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS STATUS FROM THE PREVIOUS POSITION HOLDER.
2.
WHEN RELINQUISHING A KEY PERSONNEL POSITION, BRIEF YOUR SUCCESSOR ON THE EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY ACTIONS STATUS.
BRIEFING GIVEN:
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Initials Time 3.
NOTIFY ALL APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL OF YOUR NAME, THE KEY PERSONNEL POSITION YOU ARE ASSUMING, AND THE N AME OF THE PERSON YOU REPLACE.
APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL NOTIFIED:
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.5 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931
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TITLE:
RADIABON PROTEC~nON DIRECTOR CHECKLIST 1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVIDU AL The Radiation Protection Director (RPD) is responsible to the Site Emergency Cocrdinator (SEC) f or:
1.1 Performance of radiation surveys inplant and onsite (ERPIP 4.3.2).
1.2 Obtaining appropriate liquid and gaseous samples f or radioanalysis, including post-accident sampling of containment atmosphere and reactor coolant (ER PIP 4.3.3, 4.4.7.2, 4.4.7.3).
1.3 Establishing controlled access areas to contain or limit the spread of contamination (ERPIP 4.5.2).
1.4 Prescribing protective equipment and clothing to personnel (ERPIP 4.5.3, 4.5.4.1).
1.5 Establishing and posting radiation and contamination (controlled) area boundary requirements (ERPIP 4.3.2).
1.6 Personnel monitoring and exposure evaluation (ERPIP 4.3.4, 4.5.5).
1.7 Providing qualified personnel to be members of the Emergency Reentry Team (ERPIP 4.8).
1.8 Directing the activities of the Emergency Reentry Team during the initial emergency reentry (ERPIP 4.3, 4.8.1).
I.9 Directing the activities of Emergency First Aid and Decontamination Team during Alert, Site Emergency and General Emergency.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREOUISITES 2.1 Declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency or General Emcrgency 2.2 Detection of a Radiological Event (per ERPIP 3.6) 2.3 As directed by the Site Emergency Coordinator 3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS (In Emergency Control Center or Radiation Safety Laboratory,if appropriate.)
-NO TE-Checklists are to be used as determined by the RPD. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized for initial actions, as necessary, to clarify the status. Utilize O
exsisiT 5 2-^. emereemcv ^ctiems Form, to eocumeat ett <enetitive ctioms t wea-2.1.5-1
ERPIP NO.: 3.1.5 / REV. 9 DATE: November 11, 1981 3.1 Announce to the other emergency workers your name and that you are the R PD.
- NO TE -
3.1.1 When assuming a key personnel position, request a briefing on the emergency and emergency actions status from the previous position holder and document the turnover time and procedure status.
3.1.2 When relinquishing a key personnel position, brief your successor on the emergency and emergency actions status.
3.1.3 Notify all appropriate personnel of your name, the key personnel position you are assuming, and the name of the person you replace.
3.2 Receive briefing from SEC on existing plant or site conditions and record the Emergency Action Level (EAL) classification below (write "none" if no EAL me +M[has been met):
EAL Classification:
_ Received Briefing:
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Initials Time
_ __3. 3 Use EXHIBIT 4.1.5-A, ERT AC'RVATION PRIORITY & ASSEMBLY FORM to determine which Emergency Radiation Teams must be activated (in the order listed on the form) and to record the data.
Emergency Radiation Teams Recorded on EXMIBIT 4.1.5-A:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-All Emergency Radiation Teams must be activated for Alerts, Site Emergencies and General Emergencies. For a Radiological Event (ERPIP 3.6),
the Offsite Monitoring Teams (activated by the Radiological Assessment Director) and Onsite Monitoring Teams mur ce activated, and others as necessary.
3.4 Ensure that the required Emergency Radiation Team members are notified as identified in Appendix A.1, Emergency Organization Members and Telephone Numbers, and enter da ta on EXHlBIT 4.1.5-A.
Teams Members Notified and Data Recorded on EXHIBIT 4.1.5.- A:
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.5 / REY. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 0
-sore-The Emergency Radiation Team Leaders may be delegated the responsibility to notify their respective team members.
3.5 Require the Emergency Radiation Team members to assemble at a designated assembly area.
3.5.1 Report the availability of the teams to the SEC.. Emergency Radiation Teams Availability Reported to SEC:
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Initials Time 3.5.2 Record the assembly area and accountability information on EXHIBIT 4.1.5- ?
-NO TE-Assembly Area during a Site or General Emerycy is the Operational Support Center. In order to ensure open lines on the page during an emergency situation, wherever the Technical Support Center is activated, lines 4 and 5 shall be reserved for communications between the Technical Support Center, Operational Support Center, Control
.O Room, and Emergency Control Center.
v Accountability Recorded:
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Initials Time 3.6 Have the ECC Monitoring Team Leader implement ERPIP 4.3.4 and use the Emergency Monitoring Kit to evaluate the need to evacuate the ECC and the Radiation Safety Laboratory.
Possible Evacuation evaluated and ERPIP 4.3.4 Implemented:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-Have periodical re-evaluation of evac.ation possibilities when radiological conditions warrant.
3.7 Brief Emergency Radiation Team Members on the following (as appropriateh Anti C's Respiratory Requirements Areas to Check Plant Conditions 4.1. 5-3
ERPIP NO.: 4.1.J / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 Expected Dese Rates Planned Stay Time / Total Dose Precautions Proper Dosimetry Procedures to be Used Other Specific Instructions (List Here)
Emergency Radiation Team Members Briefed:
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Initials Time 3.3 Brief ERT members on emergency exposure criteria in accordance with ERPIP 4.6.1.vhenever potentially high exposure levels may exist (known or unknown).
ERT Members Briefed:
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Initials Time
-NU TE-The emergency exposure criteria described in ERPIP 4.6.1 delineate the following areas: (1) recommended personnel, (2) planned doses for lifesaving actions, and (3) planned doses for facility protection actions. All other exposures, must be maintained in accordance with RCP 3-300 series procedures.
3.9 Ensure each team member is equipped with the following proper protective clothing ard equipment:
-NO T E-Equipment requirements will vary depending on individual assignments.
Unnecessary use of protective equipment should be avoided.
3.9.1 Protective Clothing Requirements Hood Coveralls (1,2 oair)
Paper Suit Cotton Gloves Rubber Gloves 4.1. 5-4
ERPIP NO.: 4.1.5 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 i
I O ame8er oversaces Plastic Shoecovers Plastic Pants Other 3.9.2 Respiratory Protective Device MSA with Particulate Filter SCBA Type:
3M Back Pack 3M Economy Hood 3M Soft Cap Other 3.9.3 Personnel Monitoring and Survey Instrumentation TLD and SRD High Range SRD (0-5R, 0- 10R, 0- 100R, 0-200R)
Special (RCP 3-303 4.5)
Gamma Exposure Rate Meter (0.1 R/h to 20 KR/h)
Neutron REM-Ball Neutron Dosimeter Alarming Dosimeter (0-200R)
Portable Air Samplers (4 h power supply - minimum)
Team Members Equipped:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-Assign tasks to the Emergency Radiation Teams in accordance with the prior:ty list EXHIBIT 4.1.5-A. Record all assigned tasks on EXHIBIT 5.2-A, EMERGENCY ACTIONS FORM.
3.10 If the nature of gaseous release indicates the potential f or significant levels of iodine (greater than 40 MPC-h of exposure is possible), consider immediate administration of radiopectective drugs to all affected onsite emergency personnelin accordance witn ERPIP 4.5.4.1 if adequate respiratory protection devices are not available.
3.11 If a release of airt rne radioactivity is detected, immediately dispatch at least one Onsite Monitoring Team in accordance with ERPIP 4.3.2.
4.1. 5-5
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.3 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11,198 l ERPIP 4.3.2 Initiated:
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-NO TE-If a release of radioactivity is detected, the only delay allowed for the Onsite Monitcring Teams is an operational check of exposure rate meters which should take 2 minutes at most.
3.12 Have radiation surveys perf ormed in Assembly Areas and around the Protected Area Fence.
3.12.1 Record results on EXHIBIT 5.2-A, EMERGENCY ACTIONS FORM.
3.12.2 Notify SEC of the reaalts.
'urveys Performed and Results
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Repcried to SEC:
Initials Time 3.13 Establish control potnts as necessary in accordance with ERPIP 4.5, Protective Acticns.
m 3.13.1 Recced access control point locations on EXHIBIT 5.2-A.
3.13.2 Repcrt results to the SEC.
Access Control Points Established and SEC Notified:
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Initials Time 3.14 Have gaseous and air particulate samples analyzed per ERPIP 3.3.2.
3.14.1 Record results on EXHIBIT 3.2-A.
3.14.2 Notify SEC of the results.
Samples Analyzed & Results
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Repcried to SEC:
Initials Time 3.15 Notify RAD of air sampling results obtained inplant and onsite.
l Initials Time 3.16 Restrict access into Auxiliary Building or other potential high Radiation Areas by unauthorized er unprepared individuals to hazarccus raciation envircnment.
3.16.1 Establish positive access control by instituting the use of Emergency Tork Permits (ERPIP 4.3.1) for all Controlled Area entries during the occurrerce, emergency and recovery phases of the acticent.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.5 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 Positive Access Control Established
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Initials Time 3.17 When notified by one of the following: (check one)
(
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) R 202 Alarm (on IC07 or 2C07 board).
Have the LRMT and REMT members prepare to perf orm Post-Accident -
Reactor Coolant Sampling per ERPIP 4.4.7.3.
3.17.1 Commence menitoring per ERPIP 4.4.7.3 requirements.
- C AUTION -
Review App. B.2, pages B.2-7 through B.2-11,
" POST Accident Radiation Doses (Aux. Bldg.),"
Area Monitor (R/h) Alarms and other available information to determine accessible and appropriate routes to ingress / egress R/C Sampling Room.
C 3.17.2 Report analysis results to SEC, R AD & TSC immediately. (Initial mR/h at I ft. from RCS sample to be reported immediately af ter obtained).
Reported Results to
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Initials Time 3.18 Consult with the R AD and the SEC and implement the following as necessary:
l 3.13.1 Have liquid effluent samples collected, analyzed per ERPIP 4.3.3.
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1.
Warn persons away from de Circulating Water discharge.
1 Persons Warned:
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Notify the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
l Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Notified:
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3.
As necessary, contact the Maryland Marine Police (see Appendix l
A.4) and request assistance in evacuation of portions of r
Marine Police Centacted:
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Notify the Chief Environmental Engineer at BG&E to commence an intensive monitoring program.
BG&E Chief Env. Engr. Notified:
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Institute measures to determine the source of contamination and mitigate releases.
Measures to Determine Sources & Mitigate Releases Implemented:
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Monitor releases and review EALs in EXHIBIT 3.1-B to determine need for Emergency classification.
11 EALs have been met or are being approached, confer with the SEC to determine appropriate actions.
3.13.2 Have Containment Atmosphere samoled per ERPIP 4.4.7.2.
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Results Recorded on EXHIBIT 5.2-A and Reported to SEC:
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Initials Time 3.18.3 Have RCS Samples taken per ERPIP 4.4.7.3.
Results Recorded on EXHIBIT 5.2-A and Reported to SEC and RAD:
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Initials Time
-NOTE-Repeat RCS Sampling on a routine basis (every hour) as necessary, to determine activity levels and trends.
3.19 Determine the inplant and onsite projected exposure durations by obtaining expected time f or continuous release from Control Room and notify the SEC and R AD.
SEC and RAD Notified of Projected Exposure Duration and results Recorded on EXHIBIT 5.2-A:
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Initials Time Direct the repetition of radiological surveys and RCS, Circ Water, anc 3.20 Containment Samples as necessary to determine release projected dose trends at the Protected Area Fence, Site Boundary or into Bay.
-NO TE-It is important to obtain confirmation data and to determine trends. Reccrd all results, both positive and negative, on EXHIBIT 5.2-A as determined, and report them to the SEC as described above.
Projected Dose Trends Determined and Results Reported to SEC and RAD:
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( if Yes)
Point Teams and Members 1.
Offsite Monitoring Team +, #
(2 individuals / team) 2.
Onsite Monitoring Team #
(2 indivicuals/ team-add to when manpower becomes available) 3.
Assembly Area Mor.itoring Team 4.
Gate and Access Monitoring Team 5.
ECC Monitcring Team (May initially be combined with Assembly Area Monitoring Team) 6.
Liquid Release Monitoring Team 7.
Emergency F/A and Decontamination I
Team 8.
Emergency Reentry Monitorirg Team 9.
Dosimetry Team
+ Activated by the Rac:ological Assessment Director (ERPIP 4.1.15)
- Mandatory activation f or Unusual Ev-nt or higSer emergency classes if radiological event occurred (ERPIP 3.6), Negative findings ce important to identifv.
-C AU T'O N-INDIVIDUALS SHALL NOT BE ASSIGNED TO PERFORM TASKS OF A TEAM UNLESS ALL ASSEMBLED TEAMS HIGHER ON THE LIST ARE M ANNED SY ASSIGNED TEAM MEMBERS (NOT INTERIM MEMBERS). UPON FULL AUGMENTATION, ALL EMERGENCY TEAMS MUST BE ACTIVATED AND FREPARED TO PERFORM THEIR ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES.
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TITLE:
EMERGENCY REENTRY MONITORING TEAM LEADER CHECKLIST
$.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL Th'e ERMTL is responsible to the RPD to monitor all areas to be accessed by the Endrgency Reentry Team and to maintain personnel exposure records for team members.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREOUISITES As directed by the RPD.
'V 3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS (With Emergency Reentry Team)
-NOTE-When assuming a key personnel position, request a briefing on the emergency and emergency actions status from the previous position holder. When relinquishing a key personnel position, brief your successor on the emergency and emergency actions status. Notify all appropriate personnel of your name, the key personnel position you are assuming, and the name of the person you d
replace.
3.1 During an Alert, Site Emergency or General Emergency have ERMT members report to the Operational Support (or as designated by ERMTL) and implement ERPIP 4.8.1.
-NOTE-Checklists are to be used as determined by the ERMTL. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized, as necessary, to clarify the status.
3.2 Assure that ERET members are fully briefed to expected exposure rates, stay times, other hazards, and ERPIP a.6.1.
ERET MEMBERS BRIEFED:
3.3 Assure all ERET members use prctective clothing, dosimeters, respiratory devices (ERPIP 4.5.3) and protective devices as suggested by the RPD.
-NOTES-1.
If entering an area of radiation exposure greater than 10 R/h, assure ERET is equipped with appropriate high range self-reading dosimeters and teletectors as a minimum and that no entries are permitted into areas of exposure greater than 100 R/h without express approval of SEC.
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Assure TLDs are wern if highly racicactive ;ources are to :e ranclec.
3.
?!astic 9ecds are wcen if entering highly contamina:ed treas.
3.a Remain aware of icca:icns of all ERET memcers in hign rac;ation areas.
- 3. 5 Mcnitor all areas prict to ERET eniry.
3.6 Communicate with the R?D, er witteraw frcm nign radiation areas if expcsure ra:es er s sy times appecacn !!mits ser fer reen:ry cperations.
EXPOSUR E R ATES:
R/h RFD CONTACTED:
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3.3 Suggest implements:1cn of decentamination procecures (ER?IP 3.5.5) as necessary to the RPD.
DECONTAMIN AT*0N SUGGESTED:
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TITLE:
RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT DIRECTOR CHECKUST G
1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVID U AL The Radiological Assessment Director (RAD) is responsible to the Site Emergency Coordinator (SEC) f or:
1.1 Assessing, mapping and coordinating the calculations of all radiological data to accurately depict offsite radiation dose projections.
1.2 Monitoring the Plume and Ingestion Exposure Pathways to determine the appropriate protective actions to be implemented for the protection of the Population-at-Risk.
1.3 Determining appropriate downwind locations for exposure rate and air sample surveys of the projected plume.
1.4 Dispatching the Offsite Monitoring Teams to selected downwind locations.
i.5 Assuring a:r sampling survey eff ectiveness.
i.6 Reassigning the Offsite Monitoring Teams, as necessary.
1.7 Coordinating Environmental Monitoring efforts with Emergency Services Coordinator (ESC).
U, 2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREQUISITES 2.1 Declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency or a General Emergency.
2.2 Suspicion or recognition of an uncontrolled release of radioactive material (A Radiological Event, ERPIP 3.6).
2.3 As directed by the SEC.
3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS On Emergency Control Center)
-NO TE-Checklists are to be used as determined by the RAD. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized for initial actions as necessary to help clarify the status. Appropriate repetitive actions and inf ormation is to be recorded on EXHIBIT 5.2-A, EMERGENCY ACTION S FORM.
3.1 Announce to the other emergecy workers your name and that you are the
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.15 / REV. 5 DATE: Novemcer 11, 1931 h
- NO TE-Then assuming a key personnei position, request a briefing on the emergency and emergency actions status from the previous position holder and document the turnover time and procedure status on Exhibit 5.2-A. Then relinquishing a key personnel position, brief your successor on tne emergency and emergency actions status.
3.1.1 Notify all appropriate personnel of your name, the key personnel position you are assuming, and the name of the person you replace.
3.2 Receive briefing from SEC on existing plant or site conditions, record the Emergency Action Level classification below (if classified).
Briefing Received:
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EAL Classification:
Initials Time 3.3 Implement aporopriate sections of ERPIP 3.6, Radiological Event, and/or ERPIP 4.4, Assessment Actions, as necessary.
ERPIP 3.6 or ERPIP 4.4 Initiated:
(circie one)
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Initials Time 3.4 Obtain wind direction data from the Control Room st-ip chart and estimate wind direction and average band width as recorded over the last 15 to 60 minutes.
Average Band Tidth (in degrees):
Tind Direction From:
Wind Data Recorded:
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Initials Tim e 3.5 Obtain from RPD the following plant or onsite dose rate and air sampling survey results to estimate radiciodine released from plant for offsite dose proj ections.
Locatters Time of Dose Rate Charcoal Ag Zeolite l Particulate Area Sample (h)
(R/h)
Air Sample Air Sample Air Sample 3
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(uC1/cm )
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.15 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 Q
3.6 When conditions dictate ensure that Offsite Monitoring Team (OFMT) members have been activated and assembled in the Assembly Area (Operational Support Center, if Site or General Emergency).
Offsite Monitoring Team Members Assembled:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-1.
For a Radiological Event involving airborne releases the Offsite Monitoring Teams must be activated. The Offsite Monitoring Team will receive the highest oriority of the ERTs for activation, manning and being dispatched.
2 For a Radiological event actually or potentially involving a release to the environment, RAD is to notify the Environmental Services Coordinator (ESC)(See Appendix A.1 Table i for phone number).
ESC Notified
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Initials Time 3.7 Brief OFMT members on the following (as appropriate):
-NO TE-Briefing may be performed by RPD.
Anti C's Respiratory Requirements Areas to Check Plarit Conditions Expected Exposure Rates l
Planned Stay Time / Total Dose Precautions Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (ERPIP 4.6.1)
Proper Dosimetry f
Procedures to be Used:
Other (Specific Inf ormation list here )
i Offsite Team Members Briefed:
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Initials Time
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-sore-l Ensure eacn team member is equipped with the appropriate I
equipm ent.
4.1.15-3
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.15 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 3.3 If the nature of gaseous release incicates the potential f cr significant levels h
of iodine (greater than 40 MPC-h of exposure), censider immeciate administration of radioprotective crugs to all OFMT mem::ers prior :o field dispatching in accercance with ERPIP 2.5.4.1, if adequate respiratory protection devices are not available.
3.9 Initiate ERPIP 4.3.1 and dispatch at least one OFMT to survey affected EP:
sec crs and ::enes in accordance with ERPIP 4.3.1.
_ _ ERPIP 4.3.1 Initiated and OFMT Dispatched:
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Initials Time
- NO TE-Document all CFMT data received on EXHIBIT 4.1.15. A, M OFFSITE MONITORING FORM.
- 3.10 Then release is directed over the Bay towards Dcrcnester County (within the 10 mile EPZ), request the SEC to provide helicopter assistance from the BG&E dispatcher (use the radiotelephone, f requency 153.605 mh:, and Call Sign KVD 795).
- NO TE-If company helicopter is unavailable request a helicopter by g
contacting the Calvert County Emergency Communication Control Center (See Appendix A.5 f or Phene No.).
3.10.1 Have the helicopter directed to land at a presclected appropriate landing point at or near the site and at a specified time to pick up OFMT members for aerial monitoring.
Location:
Est' mated Time of Arrival (ETA):
Helicepter Landing Loca:ico and ETA Specified:
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Intuals Time
-NO TE-The helicopter should reocr: to helipad near VisitorN Center if radiation levels permit. The helicopter may be considered for monitcring radiological releases frorn the plant when ground venicles are unable to accomplish the task. Helicopters should be used minimally f or near ground surveys (because of reducec accuracy) m:ss access. Uity by other vehicles is restricted. Minimum 2.1.15 2
ERPIP NO.: 4.1.15 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 O
elevation should be 100 f eet above ground level. See ERPIP 4.2.1 for communication to and from helicopter.
3.10.2 Determine location of required offsite 2erial surveys.
Locations:
Locations Determined:
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-NO TE-Describe locations to be surveyed in terms of elevation (in feet) above ground level and specific distance from the site (in miles).
3.10.3 Brief an additional Offsite Monitoring Team (OFMT) of the helicopter -
landing location, the time, and on present plume conditions.
Additional Survey Team Briefed:
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Initials Time 3.10.4 Direct the OFMT to obtain an Emergency Monitoring Kit (Mobile),
Q radio suitable for use from helicopter (special radio), and to meet the helicopter, establish radio contact with the ECC and initiate survey.
3.10.5 Brief team on required survey locations.
Helicopter Survey Team Brief ed and Dispatched:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-Required surveys should be (as a minimum):
- 1) Cross-plume measurement to establish plume centerline and plume width.
- 2) Dorchester County (Western populated section within the 10 mile
' I EPZ).
- 3) Perform ERPIP 4.4.1 Procedure 3.4 every 15 minutes when plant main vent monitor is off scale or inoperable and release is directed through main vent.
- 4) Specific points defined by RAD.
3.11 Log all data received from all OFMTs on EXHIBIT 4.1.15-A, R AD OFFSITE O
MOstTORiso eOaM, ene ween SEC gested on specific eose rates.
l Indicate additional SEC Notifications on EXHIBIT 4.1.15-A.
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ERPIP NO.: 2.1.15 / REV. 5 DATE: Novem er !!,1931
- NO TE-Plot field measurement cara and projected deses, as calculated, for determination of the projected versus actual dose correlation and for revisien of projections.
l 3.12 Determine the offsite projected excesure curatiens by obtaining expected i
radiological release times from the Control Room f er continuous radiation release and notify :ne SEC.
Data Recorded on EXHIBIT 5.2-A and the SEC Notified:
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Initials Time 3.13 Have Envirenmental Services Cecedinator (ESC) provide ccnfirmatory offsi:e data (e.g. Environmental TLDs, etc.) to the RAD at intervals determined by projected dose rate estimates and offsite exposure curation estimates which exceed 100 mrem dese. Record all data en EXHIBIT 5.2-A.
I ESC Contacted:
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Initials Time 1
-NO TE-1.
The Environmental TLDs should be replaced by the ESC and precessed g
at four hour intervals, when necessary (see ERPIP 4.3.2), and the confirmatory deses provided to the RAD. TLD data should be recuired from specific Sectors /Zenes within the plume exposure pathway as a priority over other areas.
2.
If Radiologically advisable and with the cooperation of ESC, instr uct CFMTL to have his members collect and replace Envircrmental TLD's at designated Environmental Radiatien Meni:cring Sample Points.
(See Exhibits 3.1.25 - C and D). Collected TLD's are to be delivered to CETS Mobile Unit f cr processing.
3.14 When cirec:ed by the SEC, communicate cirectly with the Calver: Ccunty EOC and repcr projected offsite dose inf ermation to them (Follow-Up Communications).
- NO T E-Af ter ECC has notified the plant tnat Division of Raciation Con:rol (DRC) has been ac:ivated, follow-up communications will be provicec g
2.1. u-e
ERPIP NO.: 4.1.15 / REY. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931
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to the 10 mi EPZ Counties, MCDDPA EOC and DRC.
Dose Information Reported To Calvert EOC and Communication Recorded en EXHIBIT 5.2-A:
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-NOTE-Obtain confirmatory dose and exposure rate dita throughout sufficient areas in the plume sector /:enes to re-evaluate plume characteristics and actual doses received in area. Include SRDs, TLDs, field surveys, trends, etc. Document data on EXHIBIT 5.2-A and EXHIBIT 4.1.15-A, as appropriate.
3.15. Implement ERPIP Appendix C.1, C.2, and C.3, assessment goals for Immediate Response, as necessary to obtain: a more accurate assessment of severity; of l
the quantities, balances and major release pathways associated with various plant conditions; of dispersion of fission produ ts in the environment; and on dose projection including the back-calculation of the fission product source based on field measured exposure rates or air concentrations.
ERP!P Appendix C.1, C.2, and C.3 Implemented (circle as appropriate):
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Initials Time 3.16 Advise the SEC on the habitability of the ECC (or Alt ECC) and actions to be taken with non-CCNPP personnel working on the area. Should the area be 0.5 mR/hr actual or projected, individuals without personnel dosimetry should be dismissed, asked to return to normal off-site work locations, or,if l
habitable, move to the "other" emergency control center.
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3.17 Advise the SEC on recommended protective actions to the population-at-risk (ERPIP 4.4.3 and 4.5.6).
Protective Action:
None Recommended R ecommended Location (Sector /Zoneh Action:
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.15 / REV.2 DATE: September 1,1981 D.HIBIT 4.1.15-A RAD CFFSITE MONITORING FORM
__ Date:
Name:
INITIALS / TIME TEAM LEADER /NO.
LOCATION EXPOSURE SEC NOTIFIED ( )
RATE (Shielded)
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.21 / R EV. 4 DATE: October 23, 1981' ol(
ASSEMBLY AREA LEADER CHECKUST 1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVIDU AL The Assembly Area Leader (AAL)is responsible for the following:
1.1 Account for all personnel designated to report to the assembly area.
1.2 Report accountability status to South Gate Security within 30 minutes of an announced assembly.
1.3 Complete and sign accountability forms.
1.4 Provide liaison between the assembly area personnel and the SEC when an unsafe condition or accident is identified or discovered.
1.5 When directed by the SEC, assist Security in the search for missing personnel.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREOUISITES 2.1 SEC has instructed plant personnel to report to their designated assembly areas.
3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITA110NS (At the designated assembly area per SEC instructions.)
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-C AU TIO N-NOTIFY ALL APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL OF YOUR NAME, THE KEY PERSONNEL POSITION YOU ARE ASSUMING, AND THE NAME OF THE PERSON YOU REPLACE.
APPROPRIATE PERSONNEL NO11FIED:
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Initials Time
-NO TE-l 1.
All personnel (except SEC, RPD, RAD, TSCD and OSCD) should report to their assembly area for accountability when directed by SEC.
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2.
Checklists are to be used as determined by the AAL. Spaces for initials and times are to be utilized, as necessary to clarify the status.
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3.
The Control Room may announce a sequential release of assembly areas.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.21 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 3.1 Recorting Directiv to Designated Assembly Area.
3.1.1 When plant personnel have been instructed to report to their I
designated assembly area, immediately proceed to your assigned assembly area. (See Appendix A.1, Table 2 for Assembly Areas)
Designated Assembly Area:
Time Name 3.1.2 Initiate personnel accountability and hold all personnel at the assembly area until directed by the SEC. Log all unaccounted personnel on the EMERGENCY ACCOUNTABILITY FORM., EXHIBIT 4.1.21-A.
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-NO TE-i l
When emergency centers and teams are activated by SEC, ensure that emergency response personnel (See App. A.1 Table i for names) from your assembly area, report to the OSC (Outage Planning Room).
Team members will be dispatched from there by the OSCD as required.
M 3.1.3 Ensure all SEC instructions are promptly relayed to the assembly area personnel.
Further Instruction (if applicable):
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Assembly Area Personnel Briefed:
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initials Time 3.1.4 Ensure proper completion of the EMERGENCY ACCOUNTABILITY FORM, EXHIBIT 4.1.21-A.
3.1.5 Notify South Gate Security of the accountability results within thir's (30) minutes using the plant telephone system.
ESTL Notified:
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Initials Time The ESTL will notify the SEC of these results.
4.1.21-2
ERPIP NO.: 4.1.21/ REV. 5 DATE: Novembar 11, 1981
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Avoid unnecessary use of communications equipment.
3.1.6 Ensure EMERGENCY ACCOUNTABILITY FORM is given to Security at South Gate or Perimeter Control Point immediately.
Log Given to Security:
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Initials Time 3.1.7 Notify the Radiation Protxtion Director (RPD) at the ECC if an Assembly Area Monitoring Team Leader (AAMTL) fails to monitor your area within 30 minutes if a Radiological Event has occurred.
RPD Notified:
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Initials Time When directed by the SEC, personnel should evacuate the site via 3.1.3 their assigned route and the perimeter control point. Record the alternate assembly area on the EMERGENCY ACCOUNTABILITY FORM, EXHIBIT 4.1.21-A.
Alternate Assembly Area:
Recorded on EXHIBIT 4.1.21-A: (if applicable)
Initials Time 3.2 Evacuation via the Perimeter Control Point 3.2.1 All personnel being evacuated should proceed through the Security Guard House area in an orderly manner (allowing for radiation monitoring by Gate and Access Monitoring Team (G AMT) or portal monitor if operating) to the plant parking lot.
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3.2.2 Upon release, personnel are to leave the site via the perimeter control point.
3.2.3 Security will be responsible for accountability at the perimeter i
control point.
i 3.2.4 Security shall notify the ECC/SEC of the accountability results 4
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immediately using a radio-telephone.
ECC/SEC Notified:
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Initials Time
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.21/ REY. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 EXHIBIT 4.1.21-A EMERGENCY ACCCUNTABILITY FORM Assembly Area Initials /Date The following personnel have not reported to me within an estimated reasonable time.
NAME
+POSSIBLE LAST LOQ AT!ON 1.
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- If Unknown, write "UK" ACCOUNTABILITY INCOMPLETE NOTIFIED ESTL (South Gate)
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Assemoly Area Leader Time ACCCUNTABILITY COMPLETE NOTIFIED ESTL (South Gate)
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Assembly Area Leacer Time When completed, report accountability within 30 minutes to ESTL and immediately thereaf ter,.
transmit this sheet to Security (South Gate or Perimeter Control Point).
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ERPIP NO.: 4.1.24 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981
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-NO TE-This Section Has Been Deleted
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ERPIP NO.: 4.2 / R EV. 4 DATE: October 23, 1981 1 m
- C AUTIO N-IN ORDER TO ENSURE OPEN LINES ON THE PAGING SYSTEM DURING^ AN EMERGENCY SITU ATION, WHENEVER THE TECHNIC AL SUPPORT CENTER IS ACTIVATED, LINES 4 AND 5 SHALL BE RESERVED FOR COMMUNICATIONS -
BETWEEN THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER, OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER, CONTROL ROOM, AND DiERGENCY CONTROL CENTER.
4.2 FOLLOW-UP COMMUNIC ATIONS (BEFORE DRC AAC ACTIVATION)
Follow-Up Communications are made to allow time for the mobilization of the appropriate units required to assist the plant staff in mitigating the consequences of the emergency conditions. Follow-up communications switches from the ECC to the EOC when the EOC is manned.
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- NOTE -
The following steps should be completed at the ECC by the designated SEC, the Emergency Communicator, or an interim Emergency Communicator as directed by the SEC.
. b:m Actions required for Follow-Up Communications include:
4.2.1 Record communications data on the FOLLOW-UP COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST. EXHIBIT 4.2-A.
4.2.2 Refer to Appendices A.3 and A.5, as necessary to determine the telephcae f
numbers of agencies and centers.
4.2.3 Contact the agencies and centers in the order shown on the Follow-Up Communications Checklist, circle each acronym as called, and communicate the information, document the call on EXHIBIT 4.2-C, EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION FORM.
i 4.2.3 Record all questions asked that augment the information on the FOLLOW-UP COMMUNIC ATIONS CHECKLIST EXHIBIT 4.2-A.
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Questions Recorded:
Initials Time 4.2.5 Obtain answers from responsible sources and record all answers to questions from Step 4.2.6 on the FOLLOW-UP COMMUNIC ATIONS CHECKLIST, EXHIBIT. 4.2-A.
4.2-3
1 ERPIP NO.: 4.2 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 Answers Recorded:
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Initials Time l
4.2.6 Transmit answers as directed by SEC.
Answers Transmitted:
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Initials Time j
4.3 FOLLOW-UP COMMUNICATIONS (AFTER DRC AAC ACTIVATION)
This section is identical to section 4.2 EXCEPT communication with the (Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiece) DRCAACC is now possible.
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5.0 COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE TECHNIC AL SUPPORT CENTER j
DIRECTOR /OPER ATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER DIRECTOR
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5.1 The Technical Support Center Director (TSCD) is responsible for all communications made from the Technical Support Center (TSC) and the Operational Support Center Director (OSCD) is responsible for all the l
communications made from the Operational Support Center (OSC).
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- NO TE -
In order to ensure open lines on the page during an emergency situation, whenever the Technical Support Center is activated, lines 4 and 5 shall be reserved for communications between the Technical Support Center, Operational Support Center, Control Room, and Emergency Control Center.
Establish communications with the Emergency Control Center and Control Room with the following communication lines.
5.1.1 C & P Telephone
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Initials Time 5.1.2 Dedicated Telephone
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Initials Time
_ 5.1.3 Data Link (TSC only)
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Initials Time
- NO TE -
The preferred method of communication is the use of dedicated phones to contact county ECC's and State Civil Def ense from the control room, TSC or ECC.
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4 ERPIP NO.: 4.2 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 EXHIBIT 4.2-B EMERGENCY MESSAGE PORM DATE:
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TYPE OF RECEPTION:
( ) R ADIO TIM E:.
(check one)
( ) DEDICATED PHONE
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( )SEC TO:
( )SEC
( ) R AD
( ) RAD 3
( )TSC
( ) TSC
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( )RPD
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(Distribute copies of this form to Personnel checked. Maintain white copy for file.)
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ERPIP No.:
'4.2 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931
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Date of Initial Communications:
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Time of Call FROM TO REMARKS
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- NO TE-Complete this form when time permits using communication information logged on Exhibit 3.1-A, 4.2-A, ar:d 4.2-B.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.3.1.1/ R EY. 5 DATE: November 11, !931 0 wiment Types Established:
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Initials Time 3.6 If directed to use a Beta tdiation detector (E-520 with shield open), proceed as follows:
3.6.1 Traverse a 10ft by 10ft ground area slowly holding the detector horizontally with open window f acing down and approximately 6 inches above the ground. Determine the average gross beta-gamma reading over a survey period of threa minutes Record the results on EXHIBIT 4.3.1.1-3.
Beta-Gamma Gross Exposure Rate
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Recorded:
Initials Time 3.6.2 Measure the background beta-pmma exposure rate by closing the 9.tector shield and averaging over a one-minute period. Position the detector as thown in EXHIBIT 4.3.1.1-C. Record the results on i
EXHIBIT 4.3.1.1-B.
Beta-Gamma Background Recorded:
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3.6.3 Determine the net Beta exposure rate by subtracting background exposure rate from gross exposure rate. Record results on EXHIBIT 4.3.1.1-B.
Net Beta exposure Rate Recorded:
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Initials Time
- C AUTION -
RECORD INSTRUMENT METER READING ONLY. DO NOT APPLY BETA CORRECTION FACTOR.
3.7 If directed to use a Gamma radiation detector (SPA-3 with MS-2), proceed as follows:
3.7.1 Traverse the survey area slowly while monitoring an area cf aporoximately 10ft by 10ft. Make three one-minute counts holding the instrument prebe horizontally at a distance of approximately 6 incnes above the gremi. Record the 'nree Gross Gamma Counts and time on EXHIBIT 4.3.1.1-B.
Gross Gamma Counts Recorded:
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ERPIP NO.: 4.3.1.1 / R EV. 5 O ATE: Novemcer 11, 1931 3.7.2 Ferf crm a ene-minu:e background count cy pesi:1cning the detec:cr (ac:ive area) en lead bricks. Position :ne cetec:cr en :he central pcrtion of the lead bricks in order :c snield the ce:ec:ce from the ground as shewn in EXHIBIT 0.3.1.1-C. Record the results and time on EXHIBIT 4.3.1.!-B.
Gamma Background Recerded:
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Initials Time 3.7.3 Determine the ne: Gamma counts per minute by suc:racting the background counts per minute (3.7.2 above) from the gross counts per minute (3.7.1 above). Record the results en EXHIBIT 4.3.1.1-B.
Ne: Gamma Counts Per Atinute
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Recorded:
Initials Time 3.3 Report as appropriate to initial directive, :he net expcsure rate (mR/h) for beta, and er ne: counts per minute (CPsi) f er gamma and the specific associr. ed !ccation to the R AD.
Sirvey Data Reper ed:
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Int:tals Time 3.9 Repea steps 3.5,3.6, and 3.7 until RAD directs that this cperation be secured.
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Directed :c Secure Operation:
Init:ais Ttm e 3.10 Request further instructions frem R AD.
Further Instructions Requested:
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- C AU TION -
IF RELIEVED BY A NET OF\\tT 51EA1BER, FULLY SRIE: THE NIE51EER ON TriE STARJS OF THE SUR VEYS.
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G AMM A (mR/h)
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(CLOSED WINDOW)
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DATE: November 11, L981 t
i TITLE:
A53ESSMENT ACTIONS t
-CONTENTS-Section Procedure
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INITIAL CLASSIFICABON OF EMERGENCY CONDITION BASED ON DOSE CALCULATION 4.4.2 USE OF M AP OVERLAYS USOPLETHS) 4.4.3 INITIAL D ETERMIN ATION OF ACCID ENT RADIO ACTIVITY RELEASE R ATES O
4.4.4'
' DETERMINATION OF ATMOSPHERIC DISPERSION (X/Q) 4.4.5 INITIAL DETERMINAEON OF PROJECTED WHOLE 4
BODY DOSES 4.4.6 INITIAL ESTIMATES OF FISSION PRODUCT RELEASE BASED ON ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENTS J
4.4.7 MEANS OF ESTIM ATING POST-ACCID ENT CORE DAMAGE 4.4.3 GROUND DEPOSITION (SOIL CONTAMIN ATION)
- NO TE-Appendix B.3, p.5, includes a Calculation Form to be used as 3
necessary for calculations.
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EXHIBIT 4.4.1-B, continued Part B CUICK DOSE ESTIM ATE BASED ON STATION VENT MONITOR AND METEOROLOGICAL TOWER DIRECTION READINGS i
Step 3.
Circle the conversion f actor below that corresponds to the band width.
F Band Width Band Width Stability Conversion or Degrees Class Factor Cgsions 2-1/2 75 A
2 x 10-5 l
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reading
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EXHIBIT a.4.1-C CUICK DOSE ESTIM ATE BASEC DN SiiATION VENT MONITOR. NO \\tETEOROLOGIC AL DATA R EADILY AVAILABLE Step 1.
Record tne combined station vent monitor reacings for U-1 and U-2 (UI-RE-5415 and U2-RE-5415) and note whether monitor readings (over the last five minutes) appear to be inc easing, decreasing or staying about the same.
U-1 Vent Monitor Reading Counts per minute @
tim e U-2 Vent Monitor Reading Counts per minute @
time Sum of Readings Counts per minute @
time Check as appropriate:
U-l U-2 increasing holding steady decreasing Step 2.
Estimate the Atmospheric Stability Conditions based on the conditions listed below:
h Sunny Cloudy Cloudy Clear Day Day Day Night light wind or calm (< 4m/s)
B C
E F
=( < 9.8 m ph) moderately strong wind C
C D
D
( > 4m/s) = ( > 9.3 mph)
Step 3.
Circle the conversion f actor below that ccrresponds to the estimated atmospheric stability conditions.
Condition Conversion Factor B
1 x 10--
C 2 x loi D
5 x 10-#
E 2 x 10-3 F
6 x 10 3 Step 4 Multiply the sum of the monitor readings in Step i by the c:rcled conversion f actor in Step 3. This value represents the projected whole body cose rate (mrem /h) at the site boundary.
mrem /h Conversion Facter x menitor reading
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Step 5.
This procedure if applicabic must be repeated every 15 minutes while the emergency condition exists.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.4.1/ REV. 5 f
DATE: November 11, 1981
,!O z-EXHIBIT 4.2.1-0 1
- m-QL'ICK DOSE ESUM ATE BASED ON INPLANT DIRECT R ADIATION READINGS AND i
METEOROLOGIC AL D ATA t
-NO TE-This hrocecbre assumes that a release is taking place through the station vent.
Step 1.
Determine the' sum'of the main vent exposure rates (R/h) at a 'ocation about 10 meters ( 30 ft) from the station vent exhaust duct, and note trend in radiation
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U-I Monitor Reading R/h @
time U-2 Monitor Reading R/h @
time i
- f Total Exposure Rate (U-1 + U-2) =
R/h G
v
.Ched< as x:propriate:
U-1 U-2 l
exposure rate increasing i O' 8oietas steaev l,
decreasing.
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Step 2.
Determine Meteorological Stability Class (by method in EXHIBIT 4.4.1-A if.
possible; otherwise by method in EXHIBIT 4.4.t-B or' C).
l Stability Class time
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' Circle' appropriate conversion factor listed below:
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Stabi!hy Class Conversion Factor
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A 1
B 6
C 10 D
30 i
E 90 i
F 300 j
G 1,000
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Multiply acpropriate conversion f actor (Step 2) by main vent exnosure rate (Step l
Step 3.
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Product is projected site bcundary dose rate in mrem /h.
!O c oaversiea e >ct<<
x =caitc<<eseiasia a/8 m <em/8.
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Step 4 This proce$ure if applicable must be repeated every 15 minutes while the s a x
ERPIP NO.: 4.4.7.2 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 TITLE:
POST ACCID ENT CONTALNMENT ATMOSPHE;<.E SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS 4
i This Section has been deleted 4.4.7.2-1
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attached to the mask itself.
3.3.3 Take care to insure that regulators are not damaged while werking in confined areas.
13.9 -Use glove boxes, hoods, contamination containment devices or other er.gineering controis whenever practical to eliminate or minimize the need for respiratory equipment.
3.3.10 Refer to RCP 3-805 f er specific adjustments to be made on flow rates for respirator maintenance.
~ 3.4 -- Documentation 3.4.1 Fill cut Form RCP 3-805-1 whenever a respirator is used.
3.4.2 Fill out Form RCP 3-805-2 if an individual is exposed to 0.1 MPC or greater airborne activity.
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ERPIP NO.. B.5.3 / R EV. 5 D ATE: November 11, 1981 EXHIBIT 4.5.3-A GUID ANCE FOR R ESP!R ATORY PROTECTION Consider Particulate and lodine separa+ely in mixed airborne fields and select respiratcry protection to meet the most restricti'.e case. Tacle 6.9.1 of the Technical Specifications shall also be used as a guide.
(C /M PC )
Recommended (2)
Acceotable (2) i A.
Particulate
< 1/10 No respirator Use respirator if other conditions warrant.
._1/10 but 10 Carridge or cannister No respirator but record with PF ( ) = 100 M PC-h < 10 h /w k.
,10 but 100 Atmosphere - supplying Carridge or cannister Respirator PF = 1000 and ru. 3rd MPC-h < 10 h /wk.
,100 Atmosphere-supplying Respirator and record MPC-h < 10 h /wk.
B.
lodine
< 1/ 10 No respirator Use respirator if other conditions warrant.
> 1/10 but l0 Filter cartridge (PFul)
No respirater but record and reccrd MPC-h < 10 h wk.
MPC-h < 10 h /wk.
> 10 but 100 Atmosphere-supplying Filter cartridge PF = 1, respirator PF - 1000 record MPC-h
<10 h /wk
-> 100 Atmosphere-supplying respirator. PF = 1000 record MPC-h < 10 h /wk.
(1)
PF = protection f acter (2)
Form RCP L305-1 is to be filled out whenever a respirator is ssued.
(3)
A log will be kept to ensure that no individual ncemally exceeds 10 MPC-h/wk. airocene exposure. Form RCP k805-2 is to be filled out if an individual is exposed to 0.1 MPC or greater airborne activity.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.5.4.1/ R EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1931 O
TITLE:
ONSITE ADMINISTR ATION CF RADIOPROTECTIVE DRUGS 1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVID U AL 1.1 The Radiation Protection Director and/or Radiological Assessment Director
.are responsible to eva!uate need for administration of radioprotective drugs to "high risk" onsite emergency personnel.
1.2 The Calvert Cliffs Physician Assistant or the Plant Health Physicist is responsible for dispensing the radioprotective drugs for use in an emergency.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREQUISITES A release of gaseous radioactive materials from which any onsite individualis C Iodine expected to receive thyroid dose greater than 0.9 rem (40 MPC-h for[MPC Iodine from airborne radiciodine.
3.0 ACTION 5 AND LIMITATIONS
-NO TE-If the nature of the gaseous release indicates the potential for significant levels of iodine consider immediate administration of radioprotective drugs to Offsite a
Monitoring Teams prior to survey initiation.
3.1 Remove personnel from areas of high radiciodine concentration (as advisable considerihg personnel and plant safety) and/or consider making stable iodine
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as a thyroid blocking agent available for proper administration.
3.2 If a thyroid blocking agent is to be administered, assure that single doses consisting of: (1st Priority) 2 er 3 drops (or 100 mg) of Saturated Solution of Potassium Iodide (SSKI) in a glass of water, or (2nd Priority) I tablet (130 mg) i are administered to affected individuals as soon as possible.
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- NO TE-Administration of SSKlis preferably done within two hours of exposure; however,if this time is impractical, administration beyond two hours will still reduce the biological half life of the radiciodine. Approximately 300 doses of SSKI are located i
in the Controlled Area First Aid Room at El.69' of the Auxiliary Building.
f Approximately 5000 doses are located in the Service Building Medical Office.
3.3 Consult the BG&E Medical Director (phone no. in Apoendix A.3) for O
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ERPIP NO.: 2.5.a.1 / o.EV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 EXHIBIT 4.5.4.1-1 R gIOPROTECTIVE DRUC ADMINISTR ATION RECORD a
DATE TIME ADMINISTERED TO Emp. CONTROL #
DRUG DOSE COMMEN TS O
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ERPIP NO.: 4.5.4.2 / R EV. - 5 DATE: November 11, 1931
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TITLE:
OFFSITE ADMINISTR ATION OF RADIOPROTECTIVE DRUGS (NON BG&E) 1.0 R ESPONSIBLE INDIVIDU AL The Site Emergency Coordinator, as advised by'the Radiation Assessment Director,.
is responsible to inform State and local authorities that they may consider the use of radioprotective drugs.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREQUISITES 2.1 Conditions exist as indicated in steps 3.1 through 3.4.
2.2 Procedure implemented as directed by SEC.
-NO TE-Radioprotective drugs indicated to be of possible value by CCNPP SEC, RPD, and-
' RAD may be:
.Made accessible by CMH Administrators Dispersed as directed by BG&E Medical Director Administered by Public Health Officials Continued as determined by Public Health Officials 3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS
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action initiator cate 3.1 If the projected thyroid dose to "high-risk" emergency personnel is greater than projected doses te thyroid as described in EXHIBIT 4.5.6-D, inform State and local agencies so they may consider prompt administration of blocking agents.
Informed:
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Initials Time I
-NO TE-
"High-risk" emergency personnel includes police officers, firemen, physicians, nurses, ambulance crivers, paramedical personnel and radiation monitoring personnel who respond to the emergency.
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ERPIP NO.: 3.5.4.2 / REV. 2 DATE: Septemoer 1,1931 3.2 If the projected thyroic dose to offsite personnel is approaching but less than 10 rem. inform State and local Health autnerities that they may consider instructing people to remain indoors and await further instruccions.
Informed:
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Initials Time 3.3 If the projected thyroid dose to persons offsite is greater than 10 rem, inform State and local health authorities so they may consider administration of stable iodine as a thyroid blocking agent.
Informed:
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Initials Time
-NOTE-A stock of approximately 5,000 doses of standard solution of potassium iodide, (SSKI), is maintained at the pharmacy at Calvert Memorial Hospital in Prince Frederick, Maryland for local support services' emergency team workers.
3.4 If the projected thyroid dose to persons offsite is expected to be creater than 30 rem, inform State and local health authorities so they may consider administration of a single dose of stable iodine to each affected individual if he is not evacuated.
Informed:
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ERPIP NO.: 4.3.1 / R EV. 2 DATE: September 1,1981 O
TITLE:
EMERGENCY WORK PERMITS AND EXPOSURE CONTROL
- j 1.0 RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS AND OBJECRVES The Radiation Protection Director is responsible to the Site Emergency Coordinator to ensure that this procedure is appropriately implemented and acts as the.
Emergency Reentry Monitoring Team Leader for initial entry and all subsequent entries until radiological conditions are defined and posted.
The Emergency Reentry Monitoring Team Leader / Member is responsible to the -
Radiation Protection Director for the preparation of Emergency _ Work Permit (EWP).
Emergency workers and team leaders are responsible to the Site Emergency Coordinator for ensuring that emergency worker exposures are maintained within the guidelines of this procedure and ALARA to the extent possible.
O 2.0 CONDtTtONS ^ND eREReoUIS1TES 2.1 As directed by the SEC following declaration of Alert, Site Emergency, or C.neral Emergency.
2.2 EF ?IP 4.6.1 provides guidelines on " Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures."
3.0 ACRONS AND LIMITATION 3.1 PRIOR TO AUGMENTATION OF SITE'S SHIFT EMERGENCY ORG ANIZATION (i.e. PRIOR TO ARRIVAL OF RPD) 3.1.1 LIFESAVING (RESCUE) MISSIONS - under plant accident conditions with suspected abnormally high exposure rates ( > 10 R/h) and/or airborne activity.
- C AUTION -
THIS GUIDELINE APPLIES TO THE REMOVAL OF IN3URED PERSONS IF THE SAVING OF LIFE IS POSSIBLE, OR ENTRY TO PREVENT CONDITIONS T'-IAT, IF LEFT UNCORRECTED, COULD LEAD TO DAMAGE OR RELEASES.TH AT WOULD PROBABLY IN3URE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE ON OR OFF SITE.
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ERPIP NO.: 4.3.1/ R EY. 5 DATE: Novemcer 11, 1931 O
IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO LIMIT DRASTIC ALLY AN EXTENSIVE RESCUE ATTEMPTS OR FIRST AID ACTIONS TO 'E!E MORIBUND.
DOSE ESTIM ATES OF O VER 20C0 RAD FOR EXTERN AL R ADIATION OR OVER 2000 R/h FOR SKIN CONTAMIN ATION TOULD LNDIC ATE THAT LITTLE COULD BE OFFERED TO SUCH CASU ALTIES.
3.1.1.1 Entry to be made under pre-approved Emergency Work Permit, EWP#001 shown in EXHIEIT 4.3.1-B for life saving missions when radiological conditions are unknown. When conditions are known the ERMTL shall prepare a new EWP prior to the entry. (See Section 3.1.1.4 for exception).
3.1.1.2 Ensure that all entry personnel are wearing the proper protective j
equipment and personnel dosimetry. Complete EXHIBIT 4.3.1-H.
Obtain from Emergency Reentry Equipment Locker located at the 69' Elevation, Auxiliary Building.
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DONNING OF PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT g
SHOULD NOT INTERFERE WITH IMMEDIATE LIFE-SAVTNG (RESCUE) EFFORTS BY FIRST REPORTING PERSONNEL.
PROPERLY EQUIPPED TEAM MEMBERS WHEN AVAILABLE SHOULD PROMPTLY RELIEVE FIRST R EPORTING PERSONNEL.
3.1.1.2.1 Clothing requirements may be notified by Interim RPD based on suspected conditions.
3.1.1.3 Obtain authcrization from the interim RPD and SEC u nen exposures are expected to exceed the limits set fcrth in 10 CFR 20
( > 3 rem /qtr).
- NO TE -
Guidelines f or expcsure control in excess of 3 rem /qtr are fcuad in ER FIP 2.6.I f cr lif esaving cases.
3.1.1. 4 The SEC may, at his discredon and as conciticns warrant, defer requirements for an EWP, er pertions thereof, prior to entry into a radiation area and give his authcrization vercally.
3.1.1.2.1 An ETP shall be completed by the ERMTL fcr a verbally 9
2.3.1-2
ERPIP NO.: 4.3.1 / R EV 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 t
authcrized entry, as time permits, after the entry.
3.1.1.5 - Entry shall.be made such that radiation exposures are maintained as low as possible commensurate with radiation levels and lifesaving task.
3.1.1.5.1 Preolanned exposure limit for entry personnel shall be set-y prior to ' entry.
t 3.1.1. 5.2 The maximum oreolanned emergency personnel radiation f;
exposure limit shall not exceed 100 rad. (ERPIP 4.6.1) 3.1.1. 6 Entry personnel must be supervised and escorted by a ERMT j;
member.
2 3.1.2 ACCDENT MITIG ATION OR PLANT SAVING MISSION - under plant accident conditions with suspected abnormally high exposure rates (
ICR/h) and/or airborne activity.
C AUTION -
THIS GUID ELINE APPLIES TO ENTRIES WHERE IT IS J
NECESSARY TO ENTER A HAZARDOUS AREA TO PROTECT THE FACILITY, ELIMINATE FURTHER ESCAPE OF EFFLUENTS, OR TO CONTROL FIRES.
3.1.2.1 Entry to be made under pre-approved Emergency Work Permit,
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EWP#002 shown in EXHIBIT 4.3.1-C, for Accident Mitigation or
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Plant Saving Missions when radiological conditions are unknown.
When conditions are known the ERMTL shall prepare a new EWP prior to the entry (See Section 3.1.2.4 for exception).
3.1.2.2 Ensure that all entry personnel are wearing the proper protection equipment and personnel dosimetry. Complete EXHIBIT 4.8.1-H.
Obtain from Emergency Reentry Equipment Locker located at the
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69' Elevation, Auxiliary Building.
3.1.2.2.1 Clothing requirements may be modified by the Interim RPD based on suspected conditions.
3.1.2.3 Obtain authorization from the Interim RPD and SEC when exposures are expected to exceed the limits set forth in ICCFR20
( >3 rem /qtr).
4.3.1-3 f
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ER PIP NO.: 2.11 / R EV. 4 D ATE: Octocer 23,193 i O
- NOTE -
Guidelines for exposure controlin excess of 3 rem /qtr are found in ERPIP 4.6.1 for f acility protection actions.
3.1.2.4 The SEC may, at his discretion and as conditions warrant, defer requirements for an EWP, or portions thereof, prior to entry into a radiation area and give his authorization verbally.
3.1.2.4.1 An EWP shall be completed by the ERMTL f or a verbally authorized entry, as time permits, after the entry.
3.1.2.5 Entry shall be made such that radiation exposures are maintained as low as possible commensurate with radiation levels and f acility saving task.
3.1.2.5.1 Preolanned exposure limit for entry personnel shall be set prior to entry.
3.1.2.5.2 The maximum preolanned emergency personnel radiation exoosure limit shall not exceed 25.-ad (see ERPIP 4.6.1).
3.1.2. 6 Entry personnel are to be supervised and escorted by ERMT member.
3.1.3 Other RE-ENTRY MISSIONS 3.1.3.1 Post Accident Reactor Coolant Sampling - See EWP #003, EXHIBIT
- 4. 3.1-D.
3.1.3.2 Post Accident Reactor Coolant Analysis - See ETP #004, EXHIBIT
- 4. 3.1-E.
3.1.3.3 Post Accident Containment Sampling & Analysis - See EWP #005, EXHIBIT 4.3.1-F.
3.2 UPON AUGMENTATION OF SITE'S SHIFT EMERGENCY ORG ANIZATION 3.2.1 Members of the Dosimetry Team, as designated 'oy the Team Leader, shall perf orm the following actions:
3.2.1.1 Set uo a dosimetry area in the Operational Scoport Center (or where designated by the Team Leader) containing the fol10wint-items:
A suoply of TLDs A supply of Self Reading Pod <et Dosimeters A supply of the dosimetry forms including:
RCP 3-301-1 Teekly Desimetry Record RCP 3-302-3 Visitors Dosimetry Check 4.3.1 4
ERPIP NO.: 4.3.1/ REV. 4 DATE: October 23, 1981 p)
Sheet In/Qut RCP 3-705-1 Access Control Card A supply of pencils and/or pens 3.2.1.2 Complete personnel dosimetry forms and issue proper dosimetry at the Operational Support center f or incoming personnel in accordance with RCP 3-302. Exhibit 4.3.1-G and Exhibit 4.3.1-H, as time permits.
3.2.1.3 The RPD may at his direction and as conditions warrant, defer requirements of RCP 3-302, or portions thereof, prior to specific individual's entry into a radiation area and give his authorization verbally. In this event, the exposure limitations of EXHIBIT 4.8.1-G apply.
3.2.1.4 Place TLD's in various areas outside the Protected Area, as specified by the Team Leader.
- NO TE -
n.
U The RPD may utilize other available personnel for this function.
The DT then would be required to supply TLDs to those persons.
3.2.1.4.1 Record location of TLD(s) on EXHIBIT 4.8.1-1.
3.2.1.4.2 Periodically replace TLDs per team Leader's direction and recora readings obtained from TLDs on 4.8.1-I.
3.2.1.5 Collect all " Access Control Cards,"RCP 3-7051, and all TLDs for exiting personnel f or processing, as directed by the Team Leader.
3.2.1.6 Record any and all additional dosimetry on RCP 3-705-1 for each person entering the rr.diation area.
3.2.2 Members of the Emergency Reentry monitoring Team, as designated by the Team Leader, shall perf orm the following:
3.2.2.1 Report to the Operational Support Center (or where cesignated by the Team Leader).
3.2.2.2 Established positive access control to prevent entry of unprepared and unauthcrized individuals into hazardous radiation environm ents.
3.2.2.3 Obtain and complete Emergency Work Permits (i.e. EWP, EXHIBIT U
4.3.1-A) prior to allowing personnel to enter a radiation area in accordance with RCP 3-603.
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ERPIP NO.: 2.3.1/ R EV. 5 D ATE: November 11, 1981 0
- NOTE -
1.
EWPs vice RWPs or SWPs are to be used during the Occurrrence, Emergency and Recovery Phases of the accident. RTP and SWP requirements will be reestablished upon entry into the Restoration Phase of the accident.
2.
Preapproved EWP #003, #00h, #005 are included as EXHIBITS 4.3.1-D, E & F f or Post Accident Reactor Coolant Sampling and Containment Atmospheric Sampling.
3.2.2.4 Require the wearing of high range dosimeters when:
3.2.2.4.1 Entering a radiation field greater than or equal to 10R/n.
3.2.2.4.2 Entering a radiation field of unknown intensities.
3.2.2.5 Require the use of SCBA or iodine-absorbing cartridges, when available, to reduce the intake of iodine if conditions are unknown or if iodine release on site has developed.
- NOTE -
PF f or iodine-absorbing cartridges is 1.
3.2.2.6 Direct entry personnel to obtain dosimeters (W.B. TLD, Special dosimetry & SRD's) from the Dosimetry Team in accordance with RCP 3-303 requirements.
3.2.2.7 Obtain authcrization f or the RWP from the RPD and SEC when
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exposures are expected to exceed the limits setforth in 10 CFR 20
( > 3 rem /qtr).
- NO TE -
Guidelines for exposure control in excess of 3 rem /qtr may be found in ERPIP 4.6.1.
3.2.2.3 The SEC may, at his discretion and as conditions warrant, defer requirements, f or an EWP or portions thereof, prior to entry into a radiation area and give his authorization verbally.
3.2.2.3.1 An Emergencv Work Permit shall be completed by the ERMT for a verbally authorized entry, as time permits, af ter the entry.
- NO TE-Any person that has received a whole body dose totaling greater g
than or equal to 5 rem by TLD for the year shall not be permitted to enter a controlled radiation area without approval of the Site
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ERPIP NO.: a.3.1 / R EV. 5 DATE: November 11,1981.
EXHIBIT 4.3.1-I ~
4 TLD LOC ATION AND LOG SHEET 3
i Time / Date Time / D:_te TLD Location TLD//
Placed Retrieved Reading.
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2 4
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1 4
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ERFIP NO.: 5.0 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, 1981 O
EXHIBIT 5.0- A, Continued 5: Personnel Emergency medical procecures and
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available assistance lists have been reviewed and' recent changes have been incorporated in ERP Coordira tor.
-l (1) Plant Hospital Procedure Manuals,
- (2) - App endix B of ER P, (3) ERPIP, as applicable (1st and 3rd quarters) 5:ERPIP reviewed for technical content and accuracy, i.e., sampling methods, protective measures, significant levels (2nd and 4th
. quarters)
Gen. Supv.-Rad. Safety 5: Discrepancies reted from previous drills reviewed and corrections to ERPIP initiated (2nd and 4th quarters)
Training Coordinator
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A: Letters of assistance in ERP from outside agencies i.
verified by phone (3rd quarter).( Complete ERP Coordinator Exhibit 5.0-C) i 6
A: Review annual exercise critiques / evaluations by i
Federal and State observers and revise ERP and ERPIP as rxessary.
ERP Coordinator i,'
A:ERP submitted to PO5RC f or annual review (1st quarter).
ERP Coordinator A:ERPIP has been completely reviewed during previous year and is accurate for use during following time period (Max. 4 quarters).
ERP Coorcinator l
(Complete Exhibit 5.0-0) i Exercises
'J A: Scenarios of annual exercises reviewed for
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inclusion of all events listed in ERPIP 5.5.
ERP Coorcinator 5.03 F
ERPIP NO.: 5.0 / REV. 5 DATE: Novemoer 11, 1931 EXHIBIT 5.0- A, Continued A:Scenar% for next annual exercise reviewed to assure significant differences from previous ERP Coorcirator annual scenario.
Training and Drills M: Emergency Security drills have been completed.
Training Coorcirator M: Communications drill with state and local gover-nments within the plume exposure pathway Emer-gency Plaming, 7.one have been completed.
Training Coordinator Q: Personnel Emergency Team assignments in Appendix A.1 are up-to-date.
Remarks:
Training Coordinator Q: Emergency Organization Key Personnel (i.e., 55, SEC, etc.) have received update training.
Training Coordinator Q: Verified awareness of construction / contractor personnel with respect to their on-site Training Coorcina tor emergency procedures (review training records versus personnel responsibilities).
Q: Emergency Fire Team (fire brigade) drills have been completed.
Training Coordinatcr Q: Drills involving Emergency Teams and Support personnel have been completed.
Training Cocrcinator Q: Emergency Health Physics drills have been completed (at a minimum semi-annually).
i raining Coorcinator Q: Communications drill with federal emergency respcnse organizations and state within the g
5.03
ERPIP NO.: 5.0 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11. 1981 oV E'GIBIT 5.0- A, Continued ingestion pathway.
Training Coorcinator S:Tesnical Support Center Activation Drills have been completed.
Training Coordinator A: Scenario f or next annual exercise developed.
Training Coordinator A: Personnel Emergency Medical drills have been completed.
Training Coordinator A: Shift Technical Advisor has received update emergency training.
Training Coordinator O
A: Communications drill between the nuclear f acility, v/
State and local emergency operations centers and field assessment teams.
Training Coordinator A: Emergency First Aid and Decontamination Team has received update training.
Training Coordinator A: Emergency Repair and Damage Control Team has received update training.
Training Coorcinator A: Training conducted within past year to ensure pre-parecness of local suppcrt agencies (2nd quarter).
Tr. Coord./Mec. Ass't.
Maintenance and Communications W: Tests of all dedicated phone lines in Emergency Centers.
ER P Coorcinator M: Communication test with State and local govemments n/
within the plume exposure pathway Emergency ERP Coordinator L.
Plaming Zone have been completed.
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ERFIP NO.: 5.0 / REV.2 DATE: September !, l981 EXHI21T 5.C-A, Centinued Q: Communication tests with Federal emergency response organizations and States v ithin the ingestion ER P Coordinator pathway have been comp!eted.
Q:All Radiac and emergency equipment are within required calibration per RCP's.
Supv.-Rao Support Q: Phone listings for ottside agencies and key personnel verified / updated, Appendix A.2 thru ER P Coordinator A.5 (1st and 3rd quarters). See Exhibit 5.0- B.
A: All listed phone numbers (rotary file in control room) audited and verified (4th quarter).
ERP Coordinator Complete Exhibit 5.0-B.
A: Communication tests between the f acility, State and local emergency operations centers (i.e.,
ER P Coorcinator Farm Demo Building, Guard House, and Service building) and field assessment teams have been g
completed.
Inscection and Inventories M: Respiratory Protection Equipment inspected and inventoried.
Supv.-Rad Support Q:All equipment listed in Equipment Checklists of Appendix B.1 inspected and inventoried.
ER P Coorcinator 5: A11 Emergency Equipment primary and reserve b4tteries have been changed out.
Supv.-Rad Support 5: Emergency Medical Equipment inventeried, inspected, replaced, replenished or resterilized as Physician necessary or af ter use in an emergency.
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ER 91P NO.: 5.4 / REV. 5 DATE: November 11, l981
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TITLE:.
'iRAINING 1.0 OBJECTIVES AND RESPONSIBILITIES l.1 - The primary objectives of the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan Training Program are to:
1.1.1 - Familiarize appropriate individuals with the f.mergency Response Plan and related implementation procedures.
1.1.2 Instruct individuals in tneir specific roles in order to assure effective assistance during an emergenef.
I 1.1.3 Provide refresher training to familiarize personnel with their present duties and responsib!!ities.
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1.2 Individuals responsible for assuring t aining objectives are met include:
1.2.1 General Suoerviser-Training and Technical Sucoort - is responsible to
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the Manager-NPD for the overall administrative responsi>.11ty for ERP training at CCNPP. Periodic training exercises must be approved by the Ge.neral Supervisor-Training and Technical Suoport or T
a person designated by him, prior to implementation.
l.2.2 The Emergency Resoonse Plan Coordinator -is responsible to the General Supervisor of Radiation Safety for the development, periodic review and distribution of CCNPP ERP and ERPIP. The Emergency Response Plan Coordinator (ERPC) will ensure by review and approved of the content of all ERP training and lesson plans that ERP training and awareness of significant ERP changes are provided to those who may be called on to assist in an emergency and that all j
areas of ERP training are adequate.
1.2.3 The Sucervisor Training - when requested by the ERPC will schedule training sessions, maintain records to document ERP training, qualifications and significant ERP changes, and assist in the l
preparation of training materials, and conduct emergency response n
training utilizing qualified instructors from CCNPP Training Unit or other:: as necessary.
1.2.4 Emergency Organization Kev Personne! - are responsible for the training of personnel uncer their directien during an emergenc/ and O
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ERPIP NO.: 5.2 / REV. 5 DATii: Novemoer 11, !931 f er ensuring that required skins are maintained.
h 1.2.5 Plant Emert-ncy Personnel - have de responsibility :o ensure :ney become generally familiar witn the ERP and specifically familiar with their authcrity and responsibilities as written in the ERPIPs.
2.0 TR ALG,.G SCO PE 2.1 Individuals having emergency assignments shan be : rained in the use of all equipment and functions :har may be necessary during an emergency.
Training shan be accomplished by formalinstruction and by conducting periodic drills. Practical training exercises win be used as a means of training the emergency personnel and alternates along with providing a means of assessing their proficiency and the adequacy of the training lessons.
2.2 Offsite organizations shan be trained with respect to the organization's interf ace with the licensee's emergency plan and in specialized radiological training, as required.
2.3 Drins and exercises involving varying numbers of personnel and crganizations shall be used to provide practical training f er all emergency personnel.
2.4 Lesson plans shall be developed (cutline er detail) for both fermal training and drill instrtrtien.
2.5 All emergency personnel and alternates will be required to satisfactorily demonstrate a comprehensive working knowledge of their werking procedures.
3.0 TR AINING 3CHEDULES 3.1 The Training Coordinator will utilize the Calvert Cliffs Training Memoranda (CCTM) for scheculing of ERP training sessiens at the CCN PP. ERP Training at the CCNPP will extend throughou the year. Emergency organization personnel win partic!pate in annual training sessions criented toward specific roles within the ERPIP. Drills and exercises shan be administered & cughout the year at random intervals to ensure plant and staff readiness fer emergency situations and to maximize participation of incividuals assigned specific respensibilities. ERPIP NO. 5.5 fur-her delineates :he requirements for tne implementation of the exercise, test and drill program.
3.2 Training sessions will be determined by the number of appropriat personnel available to attend a session witneut disructing the normal shift routine of the plant. Incividuals failing to participate in tne training session assigned f er
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them must attend a repeat :-aining session.
3.2.1 Emergency Organization Key Personnci are requhed to upcate their training every three months.
3.2.2.
Emergency Team members and supper: personnel are required to participate in emergency training refresher courses every six mentns.
3.2.3 Retraining and refresher courses must contain the same (cr updated) scope and centents as the criginal training but may be of lesser duration.
3.2.4 Annually, the ERPC with assistance from the Training Cocedinator will review the emergency personnel qualification and refresher training records fer the previous year. The ERPC will utilize this information to delete er add to the overall complement of Calvert m
--e Cliffs personnel assigned specific emergency responsibilities._
4.0 -TR AINING DOCUM ENTATION The Training Coordinater shall maintain a recced of personnel participation in accordance with CCI-601, Calvert Cliffs Training Memoranda.
4.1 CCTM's will be maintained as documentation of personnel participation in a._.
v training session.
4.2 The practical training exercises will be critiqued and a record maintainec along with the training records for all emergency personnel and alternates.
4.3 Drill Reports will be maintained as a permanent record of individual and outside agency participatien in the ERP Training Exercises.
4.4 Records of Drill Scenarios and the annual review by Training Cecedinator will be submitted f ce the Plant Su=erintendent's review then maintained as a permanent r-cerd by the Training Cecedina:cc.
t 4.5 Checklists and f ccms utilized iring training and drills pertaining to acticns taken snail be maintained as records and shall be reviewed as training :cols.
5.0 GENER AL ORIENTATION Each individual on site, other inan escorted personnel,will be required to i
satistac:crily demonstrate initial crientation en:
5.1 Scope and content of the Emergency Response plan and me Implementation rn U
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ERPIP NO.: 5.1 i REV. 5 OATE: Novemoer 11, 1931 Prececures.
5.2.
Information concerning notification men.cos and communh..ations equipment used in the event of an emergency.
5.3 Basic principles of radiological safety including:
5.3.1 "Eff ec;s of Radiation" 5.3.2
" Theory and Use of Radiation Detection Devices" 5.3.3 "The Use of Protective Clothing, Equipment and Devices 6.0 INSTRUCTOR TR AINING AND CUALIFICATION Responsibilities fer Emergency Respense Plan raining are as speci5ed in Section 1.2 of this procedure. Instrtriers of tne Emergency Response Plan and Implementing Procedures are properly trained and qudified prior to conducting training sessions.
6.1 The ERPC shall be considered as a qualified insru:ter based en centinucus awareness of emergency planning regulations and CCNFP, ERP & ERPIP developm ent.
6.2 The Training Coordinator and emergency planning instructors will receive instrtction frein the ERPC Ix initial qualification and subsequent update.
6.3 The specialists or consultants as approved by the ERPC (as qualified) may be utilized f or ERP or ERPIP training.
- 6. 4 The Emergency Organization Key Personnel are to be rained and qualified by either the ERPC, the Training Cecrdinatcr, or in specific areas by specialists er consultants approved by the ERPC.
6.5 General Orientatien Training f or visiting ce non-regular personnel is provided by the Training Cecedinator.
7.0 EMERGENCY R ESPONSE TR AINING CONTENT This section identifies the required centent for raining of Emergency Respense Organizatien Key Personnel. The Suoerviscr-Training (NPD) will esure that appropriate lesson plans are developec, uccated and approved by the ERPC. Exnibit 5.1-A summarizes in matrix form the emergency procecures training and the supplementry materials raining required for each Emergency Response Organization Key Persen. Personnel assigned to the folicwing ERP positiens snail be responsible fer learning the !isted raining ocjectives.
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7.1.1 Objec-ives
(1)
Initial recognition, identifcation and ciassifcation of actual cr-I potential emergency threats.
(2)
Initial notification of offsite support grcups and the Plant Swerintendent.
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Familiarization with tN Emergency Organization and the general f crmat of the ERP and ER?IP 7.1.2. Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualifcation include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization C)
ERPIP 3.0 to and including ERPIP 3.10, all the immediate action procedares.
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ERPIP 4.1.2, Site Emergency Coordinator Checklist (4)
ERPIP 4.2, Notification (5)
ERPIP u.3, Raciological Surveys (general familiarizat on) i O
(6)
ERele 4.1 to and inciuding ERPie a.5, ree tabeee eggeneicies pertaining to ensite and offsite emergency respense suopert grows.
T.1.3 Procedures and references suggested for general famiharization t-aining and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERPIP Manual, basic familiarization inclucing all sections.
(2)
ERP 3.2.2.1, Site Emergencf Coordinater O)
ERP 3.2.2, Plant Staff Emergency Assignments (4)
ERP 3.5, Local Services Sucoort O)
ERP 5.1.1, Control Room l
7.2 Site Emerzency Cocrcinater 7.2.1 Objectiv es:
(1)
Sucervision of Emergency Organization personnel.
(2)
Interpretation of plant and field data and how it re!ctes to emergencies and their classiEcation.
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Methods used for estimating radiation doses.
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A genemi understanding of all aspects of tne ERPIP and tne h
actions /resocnsibilities of offsite sucpert groucs and agencies.
(3)
Initial notification of and folicw-up communications with offsite and onsite emergency suppcet grcups.
7.2.2 Specific prececures and references required f er emergency training and qualification include:
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ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 3.0 to and inclucing ERPIP 3.10, all the immeciate action precedures (3)
ERPIP 2.1.2, Site Emergency Coordinator Checklist (4)
ERPIP 4.2, Notification (5)
ERPIP 4.3, Radiological Surveys (general familiarization)
(6)
ERPIP 4.4, Assessment Actions (general f amiliarization)
(7)
ERPIP 4.5, Protective Actions (general familiarization)
(8)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (9)
ERPIP 5.2, Records (10)
ERPIP A.1 to and including ERPIP A.5, red tabbed apoendices pertaining to ensite and offsite emergecy response support groups 7.2.3 Procedures and references suggested for general familiarization training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP Manual, basic familiarization inc'uding all sections (2)
State of Maryland's Radiological Emergency Respense Plan (RERP) Appendix 1 tc Annex Q (3)
Local emergency plans f er counties within 10 mile Exposure EPZ (i.e, St. Marys, Derchester, and Calvert Counties)
(4)
State of Maryland's Ingestien EP2 plan f er area witnin 50 mile radius of CCNPP (3)
ERP 3.2.1.1, Site Emergency Cecrdinator (6)
ERP 3.2.2, Plant Staff Emergency Assignments (7)
ERP 3.3, Augmentation of Onsite Emergency Organization (3)
ERP 4.4.2, Criteria for Requesting Cutside Assistance (9)
ERP 5.0, Emergency Facilities anc Equipment 8
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v i.3 Tec nical Sucocr-Center Director 7.3.1 - Objectives:
(1)
Suoervision of personnel assigned to the Technical Scopert Center.
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Knowledge of thermchydraulic and thermodynamic problem analysis and proclem resolution development.
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Interaction with the SEC and the NRC representatives wnen determining recommended mitigating actions.
7.3.2 Specinc procedures and references required for ;mergency training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, F.mtgency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.3, Technical Suppcr: Center Director Checklist 0)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (4)
ERPIP A.1 thru A.5 7'.3.3 Procedures and references suggested for general familiarization training and qualification include:
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ERP 3.2.2.3,-Technical Scopert Organization (2)
ERP 5.2.1, Technical Support Center O)
ERP 5.3, Communication Network (4)
ERPIP Manual (f ormat f amiliarization) 7.4 Ocerational Succort Center Director
7.4.1 Objectives
(1)
Supervision of operational suoport personnel assigned or reporting to the Operational Support Center.
(2)
Interaction with the SEC in controlling plant and area personnel access.
7.4.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.4, Operational Suopxt Center Director Checklist O)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (4)
ERPIP A.1 thru A.5 l
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ERPIP NO.: 5.4 / REV. 5 DATE: Novemcer 11, !931 7.4.3 Prececures and references suggestec fcr general familiarization raining anc cualification include:
(1)
ERP 3.2.2.2, Cperational Sucocr C enter Direc:ce (2)
ERP 5.2.2, Onsite Opem:ional Sucper: Center 0)
ERP 5.3, Communica icr Network (4)
ERPIP Manual (format familiarintion) 7.5 Racir.:icn Protection Director
7.5.1 Objectives
(1)
Suoervision of emergency personnel assigned to Ine RPD for ensite radiation surveys, sampling and analyses.
(2)
Interaction with the SEC fer implementing ensi:e radiation controls.
(3)
Coordination with PS to suoper: ensi:e recovery actions.
7.5.2 Specific procedares and references required f er emergency training and qualification include:
(1)
ERFIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERP!P 4.1.5, Radiation Protection Director Checklist g
(3)
ERPIP 4.1.7, Onsite Monitcring Team Leader Chec'< list (4)
ERPIP 4.3, Radiological Surveys (5)
ERPIP 4.4, Assessment Actions (6)
ERPIP 4.5, Protective Actions (7)
ERPIP 3.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (3)
ERPIP A.1, Emergency Teams
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(1)
CCI 200, Calver: Cliffs Radiarien Safety Manual (general review)
(2)
RCP-3 Manual (general review)
(3)
ERPIP Manual (f crmat familiarization)
(4)
ERP 3.2.5.2, Emergency Raciation Tearns (5)
ERP 4.2, Assessment Actions (6)
ERP 4.2, Protective Actions (7)
ERP 5.3, Commtmicatien Netwerk O
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i 7.6 Radiological Assessment Director T.6.1 Objectives:
(1)
Sucervision of emergency personnel assigned m tne RAD for radiological assessment and offsite monitcring.
(2)
Interaction with the SEC for proper coordination of radiological assessm et snd protective action recommencations.
7.6.2 Specific proce12res and references required for emergency training and qualification include-(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 3.1, Initial Actions O)
ERPIP 3.6, Immediate Action-Radiological Event (4)
ERPIP 4.1.6, Offsite Monitoring Team Leader Checklist (5)
ERPIP 4.1.15, Radiological Assessment Director Checklist (6)
ERPIP 4.3, Radiologicr.1 Surveys (7)
ERFIP 4.4, Assessment Actions (3)
ERPIP 4.5, Protective Actions q
(9)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures
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ERFIP Appendix C, Assessment
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The Interim RAD, as per ERP 3.2.2.5.2, will only be responsible fer ERPIP 3.6 methodology of radiological assessment.
7.6.3 Precedares and references suggested for general familiarization training and qualification include:
(1)
CCI 400, Calvert Cliffs Radiation Safety Manual (general revaw)
(2)
RCP-3 Manual (general review)
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ERPIP Manual (f crTnat familiarization)
(4)
ERP 3.2.2.5, Emergency Radiation Teams (3)
ERP a.2, Assessment Actions (6)
ERP a.4, Protective Actions (7)
ERP 5.3, Communication Netwcrk (3)
ERP Appendix G, Assessment Methodology O
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7.7.1 Objectives
(1)
Su::ervision of emergency personnel assigned o ne OFMT as directed by the R AD.
(2)
Interaction with the RAD to ensure prompt and effective coercination of ofL - cadiological menitcring.
7.7.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency raining and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.C, Emergency Organization (2)
ERFIP 4.1.6, Offsite Monitcring Team Leader Checklist G)
ERPIP 4.3, Radiological Surveys (4)
ERPIP 4.5.3, Respiratory Protection (3)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (6)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment (7)
ERPIP Appendices A.1 and 3.1 (3)
?.RPIP 5.1 Communications 7.7.3 Procedures and references suggested for general familiarization training and qualification include:
h (1)
ERPIP Manual (format familiarization)
(2)
ERP 3.2.5.2, Emergency Radiatico Teams O)
ERP 5.3, Communication Network
7.3 Onsite
Monit rine Team Leade-
7.3.1 Objectives
(1)
Suoervision of emergency personnel assigned to the ONMT as directed by the RPD.
(2)
Interaction with the RPD to ensure prompt and eff ective cocrdination of onsite and in-plant raciatien surveys, ;ampling, analysis and cent ols.
7.3.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Crganization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.7, Orsite Monitcring Team Leacer Checklist 5.b 10
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4 DATE: Novemcer 11, 1931 training anc qualification include:
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ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment (2)
ERP 3.2.5.2, Emergency Raciatien Teams O)
ERP 4.2.1.6, Means fer Post Accident 5ampling and Analyses of Reacter and Containment Conditions (4)
ERP 4.4.1.6, Waterberne Radicactive Releases (3)
ERP 5.3, Communicatiens Netwerk 7.10 Assembiv Area Monitorine Team Leacer 7.10.1 Objectives:
(1)
Supervision of emergency personnel assigned to tne AAMT as directed by the RPD.
(2)
Interaction with the RPD during emergencies to minimize personnel exposure and prevent unnecessary spread of contamination.
7.10.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualificaticn include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.9, Assembly Area Monitcring Team Leader CheckUrt h
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ERPIP 4.3.4, Personnel Contamination Monitoring (4)
ERPIP 4.5.1, Onsite Persennel Protection, Accountability and Evacuation (5)
ERPIP 4.5.1.., Alert: Proteeme Accountability and Evacuation (6)
ERPIP 4.5.1.2, Site Emergencp Protect:en, Accountability and Evacuation (7)
ERPIP 4.5.1.3, General Ernergency: Protection, Accountability and Evacuation p.: Tate 2.
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7.10.3 Prececures and references suggested f er general f amilari:stien training and qualification incluce:
(1)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment (2)
ERP 3.2.2.5.3, Assembly Area Leacer 7.11 Gate and Access Mcnitcrine Team Leader 7.11.1 Objectives:
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(1)
Interaction witn the RFD curing emergenc:es :c prevent unnecessary spread of centamination.
(2)
Cocccinating ar. emergency respense eff cr: f er access eersonnel and/cr venicies monitoring.
7.11.2 Specific procecares and references required f er emergenef training and qualification include:
(1)
ERFIP 2.0, Emergenef Organi:2:icn (2)
ERPIP 4.1.10, Gate and Access Moni:cring Team Leader Ched.x11st (3)
ERPIP 4.3.4, Personnel Centamination Meni:cring (4)
ERPIP 4.5.2, Access Centrel 7.11.3 Procedures and references suggested for general f amiliarization 7
training and qualification incluce:
(1)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment (2)
ERPIP Appendix D.3, Traf fic Centrol 7.12 Emergency Centrol Center Monitorinst Team Leader 7.12.1 Objectives:
Men.i oring emergency personnelin and near the ECC at the (1) t direction of the RPD.
(2)
Interfacing with the SEC, RPD and emergency perscrnelin :he ECC under emergenef conditions.
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(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Crgani:2:!cn (2)
ERPIP 4.1.11, ECC Mcnitcring Team Leader Checklist (3)
ERPIP 2.3.2, Personnel Centamination Monitoring (4)
ERPIP 3.5.3, Respiratory Protec:icn 7.12.3 Procecures and references suggestec for general f amiliarization training and quclification icluce:
(1)
ERPIP 5.?, Emergency Equipment (2)
ERP 5.1.2, Emergency Centrol Center O
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7.13 Emerzener Firs: Aic anc Decentaminatien Team Leace-7.13.1 Cbjecuves:
(1)
Sucervisien of emergency perscrnel assigned :c :ne EF.2DT a:
- he direction of :ne RFD.
(2)
Interaction with :ne RPD, See and emergency perscrnel assigned
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In-depth 'cowledge of first aid and decentamina:icn me:hedclegy including sa:isf ac: cry completien of $e American Red Crcss Multi-Media First Aid course (incluces requ;.;2ica icn every three years) and American Hear: Associa:icn CPR.
7.13.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualificatien include:
(i)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organiza:icn (2)
ERPIP 4.1.12, Emergenef Firs: Aid and Decentamination Team Leader Checklis (3)
ERPIP 4.5, Protec:ive Actions (4)
ERPIP 4.6, Aid ic Affected Perscrnel (5)
ERPIP 3.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures h
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RCP F309, Bicassays (7)
RCP 16C6, Personnel Centamination Assessment and Decentamination (3)
American Red Cross Multi-Media Firs: Aid Course (9)
American Hear: Asscciation - Basic Cardiac Life igper: (CPR) 7.13.3 PrecedJres and references suggested f cr gr.eral f amiliariza:icn raining and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipm ent (2)
ERP 3.5, Aid :c Affec ed Perscrne!
' 14 Emergency Reent-v Monitcring Team Leacer (ERMTL) :.a.,i i2 inclucr.s:
7.14.1 Objectives:
(1)
Sucervisien of emergency personnel assigned c ce ERMTL at de cirecticn of the RFD.
(2)
Interaction witn -he Emergancy Reenry Tear. Leacer (ERTL),
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(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.13, Emergency Reentry Monitoring Team Leader Check 11st O)
ERPIP 4.3.4, Personnel Centamination Monitoring (4)
ERPIP 4.5.3, Respiratory Protection (5)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposure 7.14.3 Procedares and references suggested f er general f amiliarization training and qualification include:
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ERPIP 4.3.4, Personnel Contaminatien Monitcring Y
(2)
ERPIP 4.5.3, Respiratory Protection O)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposure 7.15 Desimetry Team Leader C
3 7.15.1, Objectives:
(1)
Supervision of emergency personnel assigned to the DTL.
(2)
Interaction with the RPD daring emergencies described as a Radiological Event to maintain personnel exposure recceds and to ensure appropriate Radiatien Centrol procedures are followed (RCP 3-301 through RCP 3-310).
7.15.2 Specificpreced2res and references required for emergency training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.14, Desimetry Team Leader Checklist O)
ERPIP 4.5.2, Access Centrol i
(4)
ERPIP 4.5.3, Respiratory Protection I
(5)
ERPIP 4.5.5, Personnel Decentamination (6)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnei Radiation Exposure (7)
RCP 3-301, Personnel Exposure Control (8)
RCP 3-302, Requirements fer Tearing TLDs (9)
RCP 3-303, Reading and Reissue of TLDs 5.4-15 3
ERFIP NO.: 3.4 / REV. 3 DATE: Novemo:r 11, 1981 (10)
RCP 3-304, Requirements f er Usage of 3RDs g
(11)
RCP 3-305, Source and Crif: Check of SRDs (12)
RCP 3-3C6, Determina:icn of Neutron Expusure (13)
RCP 3-307, Use of Computer Desimetry Program (14)
RCP 3-303, Requirements f er Use of Perscnal Alarm Dosimeters (15)
RCP 3-309, Bioassays (16)
RCP 3-3 l0, Personnel Desimetry Quality Assurance 7.15.3 Procedures and eferences suggested for general familiarization training and qualifica icn include:
(1)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment (2)
ERP 5.3, Communications Network 7.16 Emergency Fire Team Leader 7.16.1 Objectives:
(1)
Supervision of emergency personnel assigned to the EFT.
(2)
Identification of fire hazards and the types of fires that occur in the plant.
(3)
The proper use of available fire fighting equipment and the ccerect method of fighting eact type of fire.
h (4)
Cecedination of any outside fire fighting ceganization called in to assist in fighting the fire.
7.16.2 Specific procedures and references required fer emergency t aining and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 3.3, Fire Emergency (3)
ERPIP 4.1.16, Emergency Fire Team Leader Checklis:
(4)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiaticn Exposures (3)
ERPIP 4.5.3. Respira: cry Protec:icn (6)
ERPIP 4.7, Emergency Fire Fighting 7.16.3 Procecures and references suggested fer general familiari:stion training and qualification incluce:
(1)
ERPIP 5.1 Communications (2)
ERPIP Accendix A.4, Police, Fire and Medical Emergency Telephone Numbers 5.3-16 M.
ERPIP NO.: 5.4 / REV. 5 l
DATE: Novemcer 11, 1931 O
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ERPIP Apoencix A.1 j
'(4)
ERP 4.4.1.7, Fires I
(5)
ERP 4.4.1.3, Explosions
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ERP 4.4.1.9, Toxic Atmosphere Release Incident
,i (7)
ERP Appendix C, Site Fire Plan i
7.17 Emergency Security Team I.eader e.17.1 Objectives:
(1)
Supervidon of emergency security personnel assigned to the I
EST.
(2)
Assistance with a'. cess / egress control and personnel f
accountability during emergencies.
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(3) - Maintain plant security and assist in communications with State and locallaw enforcement agencies.
l 7.17.2 Specific procedures and references recuired for emergency training and qualification include:
j.
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization j
(2)
ERPIP 4.1.17, Emergency Security Team Leader Checklist j
- (3 )
ERPIP 4.5.1, Onsite Personnel Protection, Accountability and Evacuation 4
ERPIP 4.5.1.1, Alert: Protection, Accountability and Evacuation l
(4) 4 (5)
ERPIP 4.5.1.2, Site Emergency: Protection, Accountacility and S
Evacuation f
(6)
ERPIP 4.5.1.3, General Emergency: Protection, Accountability and Evacuation (7)
ERPIP 4.5.2, Access Control (3)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures I
(9)
ERFIP 4.10, Security (10)
ERPIP Appendix B.2, Macs and Charts (11)
ERPIP Appendix 0.1, Security Alarms I
(12)
ERPIP Appendix D.2, Arrest and Detention (13)
ERPIP Appendix D.3, Traffic Centrol lo 5.4-17 f
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ERPIP NO.: 5.4 / REV. 5 O ATT.: Novemoer 11, 1931 7.17.3
?rececures and references suggestec f:r general familiart:ation h
training and qualificaten include:
(1)
ERPIP 5.1, Communica:icns (2)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment G)
ERPIP Accencix A.4, Police, Fire and Medical Emergency Telephone Numbers.
(4)
RCP 3-613, Centrolled Area Access Centrol (5)
ERP 6.1.1.7, Emergency Security Team 7.13 Emergency Reent-v Team Leader 7.13.1 Objectives:
(1)
Supervisien of emergency personnel assigned to the ERET as directed by the RFD cr the SEC if the RPD isn't available.
(2)
Determining optimum access routes to and from the incident areas.
(3)
Directing searches for unaccountable personnel and coordinating the rescue of injured er trapped personnel in potentially hazardous areas.
7.13.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency : raining and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.13, Emergency Reentry Team Leader Checklist (3)
ERPIP 4.5.3, Respiratory Protecten (4)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment l
(5)
ERPIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (6)
ERPIP 4.3, Reentry (7)
ERPIP Appendix B.1, Equipment Check!ists (3)
ERPIP A:cendix S.2, Maps and Charts 7.13.3 Procecures and refennces suggested for genemi fmilari:2:icn training and qualificatien incluce:
(1)
ERPIP 5.1, Communication 7.19 Emergency Recair and Damage Centrol Team Leacer 7.19.1 Objectives:
(1 )
Sucervision of emergency personnel assigned to the ERDCT ?.s 5.4-13
ERFIP NO.: 5.4 / R EV. 3 -
D ATS Novem er 11,193 L
(_s direc:ed by tne SEC.
(2)
Assessment of equipment camage and implementation of emergency repairs.
7.19.2 Specific procedures and references required fer emergency : raining and qualifica:icn include:
(1)
ERFIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.19, Emergency Repair and Dama;e Centrol Team Leacer Checklist 0)
ERPIP 4.5.3, Respiratcry Protection (4)
ERFIP 4.6.1, Emergency Personnel Radiation Exposures (5)
ERPIP 5.1, Communicatien 1-(6)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment (7)
ERPIP Apoendix B.1, Equipment Checklists 1
7.19.3 Procedures and references suggested fer general familiarization 4
I training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 5.0, Sucplemental Procedures (m
g)
(2)
ERPIP Appendix B.2, Maps and Charts 0)
ERP 3.2.2.5.10, Emergency Repair and Damage Con:rcl Team 7.20 Emergency Recovery and Res:cration Team Leader 7.20.1 Objectives:
(1)
Supervision of emergenef personnel assigned to the ERRT as directed by the SEC.
(2)
Evaluating conditions and c-iteria necessary fer the resumption of normal ac:ivities following termina:icn of the emergency conditien.
7.20.2 Specific procecures and references requirec for emergency training and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.20, Emergency Recovery and Res:cratien Team Leader Checklist G)
ERPIP 4.9, Recovery (4)
ERPIP 5.1, Communication 5.0-19
ERPIP NO.: 3.4 / R EV. 5 0 ATE: November 11, 1981 (3)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipmen:
7.20.3 Procecures and :-ferences suggested f or general f amiliarization training and qualificatien incluce:
(1)
ERP 5.0, Emergency Pacilities and Equipmen:
7.21 Assembiv Area Leacer 7.21.1 Objectives:
(1)
Accountabill:y of personnel designated to reper: :o the assembly area.
(2)
Interaction with :ne SEC and the AAMTL (when required) for personnel accountability.
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Interface with Security to assist in the search for unacccunted personnel as directed by :he SEC.
7.21.2 Specific procedures and references required fer emergency training and qualification includes:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.9, Assembly Area Mcnitcring Team Leader Checklist O)
ERPIP 4.1.21, Assembly Area Leader Checklist (h)
ERPIP 4.3.1, Onsite Personnel Protection, Accountability and h
Evacuatien (5)
ERPIP 4.5.1.1, Alert: Protection, Accountability and Evacuation (6)
ERPIP 4.5.1.2, Site Emergency: Protec icn, Accountability and Evacuation (7)
ERPIP 4.5.1.3, Gene-al Emergency: Protec:icn, Accountability and Evacuatien (3)
ERPIP Appendix A.1, Table 2, Assembly area leaders.
(9)
ERPIP Apoerdix B.2, Maps and Charts 7.21.3 Procedures and references suggestec for general f amiliarization
- raining and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERPIP 5.1, Communication (2)
ERP 3.2.2.5.3, Assembly Area Leader 7.22 Emer2ency Communica:ce 7.22.1 Objectves:
5.1-20
ERPIP NO.: 5.4 / RN. 3 DATE: Octocer 7,1981 (1). Proficient emergency communications and ECC recorckeecing as directed by tne-SEC.
(2)
Communications interf acing witn onsite and offsite emergenef groups and suoport agencies.
7.22.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergenef training and qualification include:
(1)
ERFIP 2.0, Emergenef Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.22, Emergency Communica:or Checklist (3)
ERPIP 4.2, Notifications (4)
ERPIP 5.1, Communications (3)
ERPIP Appendix A (telephone number lists fer emergency personnel and support groups) 77 ~ 7.22.3 Procedures and reference suggested for general f amiliarization training and qualification include:
(1)
ERP 3.3, Augmentation of Onsite Emergenef Organization (2)
ERP 3.6, Coordination with Participating Governmental j
Agencies (3)
ERP 5.3, Communication Netwo'rk
-7.23 Administrative Services Director 7.23.1 Objectives:
(1)
Interaction with the SEC to provide additional personnel and technical assistance from offsite sources.
(2)
Proper notification and communication with appropriate offsite sources.
7.23.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.23, Emergency Services Director Checklist 7.23.3 Procedures and references suggested for g=neral familiarization training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 5.3, Emergency Equipment GV 5.4-21
ERFIP NO.: 5.2 / R EV. 3 DATE: Octecer 7,1931 h
(3)
ERP 5.3, Communicatien Netwcrk 7.24 Environmental Services Cecreinator 7.24.5 Objectives:
(1)
Interaction with Envircnmental Engineering and the Chemical Engineering and Test (C ETS) representatives.
(2)
Proficiency in the compilation and analyses of environmental sta at CCNPP.
7.24.2 Specific crocedures and references required for emergency raining and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2)
ERPIP 4.1.23, Envirenmental Services Cecedinator Checklist 0)
ERPIP 4.3, Radiological Surveys (4)
ERPIP 4.4, Assessment Ac-icns 7.24.3 Procedures anc references suggested for general familiarization mming and qualificatien include:
(1)
ERP 4 2, As:essment Actions (2)
ERP 5.4.1, Onsite Systems and Equipm ent O)
ERP 5.4.2, Facilities and Equipment for Offsite Monitoring (4)
ERP Apoendix G, Method fer Determining the Magnitude of Radiccctive Material Release and Potential Offsite Exposures 7.25 Recovery Manager 7.25.1 Objectives:
(1)
Supervision of the Recovery Organization (RM) anc implementation of the recevery eff ort to return tne plant to preemergency conditiens.
(2)
Respcnsibilities to the EG&E Chief Executive Officer f er coordinating me recovery effert.
7.23.2 Specific procecares and references required f er emergency raining and qualification incluce:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization (2 )
ERP 7.2, Recovery 5.2-22
ERPIP NO.: 5.4 / R EV. 3 -
DATE: October 7,1981
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training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP Manual (2)
Emergency Response Plan (4)
State of Maryland Radiological Emergency Plan (Apoendix 1 to 4
Annex Q) 7.26 Offsite Liaisen Reoresentatives 7.26.1 Objectives:
(i)
Interfacing with State and local agencies as directed by the SEC.
(2)
In-depth knowledge of the plant and site and experience in 2
operations.
7.26.2 Specific procedures and references required for emergency training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP 2.0, Emergency Organization b,) -
(2)
ERPIP 3, Immediate Actions e
(3)
ERPIP 4.2, Notifications (4) -ERPIP 5.1, Communications (5)
ERPIP Appendix B.2, Maps and Charts 7.26.3 Procedures and references suggested for general famila. i:stion training and qualification include:
(1)
ERPIP Manual (2)
ERP Manual (3)
State of Maryland Radiological Emergency Plan (Appendix 1 to Annex Q)
(4)
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TITLE: EXERCISES. TESTS AND DRILLS 1.0 R ESPONSIBLEINDIVIDU ALS The Supervisor-Training is responsible icr me development af scenario, scheduling, e.anducting and critiquing drills and exercises and reporting results and recommendations to the Plant Superintendent and ERP Coordinator.
The ERP Coordinater is responsible fer reviewing drill, exercise, and scenarios for content and accuracy. Each Emergency Organization member is independently responsible fer those actions delegated to him by the ERPIP Manual.
2.0 CONDITIONS AND PREREOUISITES 2.1 Advance planning is required to conduct a successful exercise.
l 2.2 Agreement between onsite and offsite agencies in level of participation, date and time.
2.3 Preparation of a scenario for the exercise to be performed.
I 2.4 Price to conducting any emergency drill or exercise the ERP Coordinator must obtain written approval from the Plant Superintendent.
v 3.0 ACTIONS AND LIMITATIONS 3.1 Conduct exercises at least annually (every 12 months plus or minus 3 months) for each of the following situations:
l 3.1.1 LNG Emergency l
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Fire Emergency 3.1.3 Natural Event 3.1.4 Personnel Injury (with CMH participation) 3.1.5 Radiological Event 3.1. 6 Unusual Event 3.1.7 Alert Condition 3.1.3 Site Emergency l
3.1.9 General Emergency I
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One exercise may be a combination of several of the exercises listed in 3.1.1 l
through 3.1.9 and may theref ore fulfill the annual recuirement f or several exercises. Exercises may be announced or unannounced, and should simulate a v
variety of possible emergencies Inar could occur. An actual emergency event is sufficient to tulfill the annual exercise for that event.
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ERIP NC.: 5.3 /REV. !
DA~E: Marcn 1,1981 Ocint Exercises and : raining involving. ece al, State and 'ecal respense h
organi:stiens will be perfcrmed within a 3 year ceried cf program acceptance and repeated at 5 year maximum intervals.
Drills and exercises shall be scneculec en varicus shif ts and curing.-ancem times of the day and night. They shall not be scheculed fcr :ne convience of workers ner shall be terminated for the convience of werkers.
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ALL ACTICNS TO ALTER PLANT CCNDITIONS MUST BE SIMULATED, UNLESS AUTr!CRIZED OT-iERTISE IN TRITING BY THE PLANT SUPERINTENDENT. TriE 5HIFT SUPERVISOR MAY TERMINATE T-iE DRILL THENEVER ME FEELS ACTUAL CONDITIONS TARRANT SUCH ACTION.
3.2 Conduct
3.2.1 Communica:icn tests with State and Iccal governments withir. :he plume expcsure pathway Emergency ?!anning zone, men:hly.
3.2.2 Communication :ests with Federal emergency respense erganiza:iens and States within :he ingestien pa hway, cuarterly.
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3.2.3 Communica:icn tests between the f acility,5:a:e and Iccal emergency cperations centers and field assessment teams, annually
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Communication tes shallinclude the aspec: cf understanding :he centen: of messages and may be combined with exercises.
3.3 Cenduc::
3.3.1 Fire drills in accordance with CCNPP technical specifica:icn.
3.3.2 Medical emergency drills involving a simulated contaminated indivicual which centains provisiens fer participa:!cn by the Iccal supper services agencies (i.e., ambulance anc effsi:e medical treatment f acility), annually. The offsite pcrtien of :ne medical emergency crill may be performec as par of :he recuired annual exercise.
3.3.3 Drills involving the Emer g.ncy Raciation :ams, cuarterly. These drills shall incluce plant envirens and radiciogical meni:cring wi:n prevision fer cellection and analysis of all sample mecia (e.g., water, O
5.3-2
i ERPl? NO.: App. B.3 / R EV. 5 D ATE: November 11, 1981
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ADDITION AL FOR.\\15
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Fcem B.3-1 Emergency Communication Form 4
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B.3-2 Communication Check Log B.3-3 Dosimetry Issue Log B.3 4 Emergency Communications Check Form B.3-5 Calculation Form B.3-6, 7 TSC Plant Parameter Reports Form i
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ER PIP NO. Apc. B.3 / R EV.2 D ATE: September I,1931 TABLE 3.3-2 COMMUNIC ATICN CHECK LCC CAR USED (2)
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TITLE:
ASSESSMENT AIDS FOR IMMEDI ATE R ESPONSE
-CONTEN TS-Section Procecure C.1 ASSESSM ENT AID S C.l.1 Inventory of Major Radioisotopes in the Reactor Core C.I.2 Releases from the Core Following Accidents There Fuel Damage Does Not Occur (Iodine and Noble Gas Spiking)
C.I.3 Releases from the Core Following Accidents Where Fuel Clad Failures occur (Gap Release)
C. I. 4 Releases from the Core During Accidents Involving Continued Core Undercooling C.I.5 Fission Product Releases from the RCS Associated with Steam Generator Tube Leak (s) or Rupture (s)
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C. I. 6 Fission Product Releases from the RCS Associated with ECCS or Letdown System Leakage C. I. 7 lodine Releases of Reactor Coolant from Spills C.l.3 In Plant Radiological Conditions Associated with Accidental Releases C.2 O!S PER SION ESTIM ATES C.2.1 Atmospheric Delution vs. Distance vs. Stability Class C.2.2 Isopleths (Determination of the Areas Recu! ring Protective Actions)
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