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Richland Fuel Fabrication Plant Emergency Plan,Part II, Quick Ref Section
ML20039G693
Person / Time
Site: Framatome ANP Richland
Issue date: 11/30/1981
From:
SIEMENS POWER CORP. (FORMERLY SIEMENS NUCLEAR POWER
To:
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ML20039G692 List:
References
20082, XN-NF-32-501, XN-NF-32-501-R06, XN-NF-32-501-R6, NUDOCS 8201180650
Download: ML20039G693 (16)
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RICHLAf.D FUEL FABRICATION PLANTS EMERGENCY PLAfl PART II QUICK REFERENCE SECTION PREPARED BY: \\'/

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H orporate Licensing and Date Compliance fiOTE :

Changes in this revision are listed on next page.

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Xil-NF-32 SUP I Rev. 6 I

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CHANGES It1 THIS REVISIOil A

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Page 1.3 - Replaced RM Crawford on Emergency flotification List l

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Page 1.4 - Revised Section 1.3.2 l

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Page 1.6 - Replaced RM Crawford as Emergency Cadre Alternate with LM Finch. Added TL Davis as Emergency Cadre Alternate.

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Added HH Galpin as UO2 Plant Emergency Crew Co-leader. Removed JL Glesener as U02 Plant Emergency Crew Leader. Added MS Briones l

Jr., LG Weise and JL Armstrong as UO2 Plant Emergency Crew Members.

Removed RG Feaster, RE Hahn, RH Kantonen and f15 Norwood as U02 Plant Emergency Crew Members.

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Page 1.3 - Replaced LV Klug as ELO Emergency Crew Member with ES Kasko.

I Replaced SR Morrey and ED Haugen as Traffic Control Crew Members with LV Marple and MP Fuller.

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Page 1.11 - Changed reference for finding details of reporting procedure.

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-1.1-Xfi-fiF-32 SUP I Rev. 6 1.0 QUICK REFEREilCE SECT 10!1 - RICHLAf1D FULL FABRICAT10f1 PLAflT'S EMERGEf;CY PLAf4 1.1 EMERGEflCY SIGflALS Standard emergency signals have been adopted for the plant and g

should f acilitate immediate personnel response. The following B

signals are used:

a) Critical Radiation Alarm: This is an alarm automatically actuated by radiation f rom a nuclear excursion. The alarm device is a motor-driven howler which gives off a sound that is generally described as "ah-oo-gab."

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This alarm is a single-stroke gong (two g

strokes per second) which can be automatically or manually actuated in the event of a fire or suspected fire within a building.

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c) Civil Defense: Civil Defense signals t. sed at the Hanford complex are produced by sirens. The City of Richland does not have an active Civil Defense program, but has sirens 3

installed for that purpose.

Exxon fluclear may, at some future date, install sirens for Civil Defense purposes.

Should sirens be installed, they will also be used for building evacuation.

The public address system will, g

until further notice, be used for Civil Defense and W

building evacuation.

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-1.2-Xfi-f!F-32 SUP I Rev. 6 1.2 Ifif4EDIATE RESP 0f1SE BY OCCUPANTS Signal fican ing Inunediate Response Howler Criticality leave rapidly by nearest (Ah-oo-gah) exit.

f40ve at least 50 feet directly away from

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event site and proceed to the staging area.

EL Gong Fire Vacate building; move to staging area or upwind and far enough away to permit fire fighting action.

Previously designatd per-sonnel will assemble in the building control cen-ter.

PA System Attention Follow instructions.

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  • Siren Fiant Evacua-Remain at work station (Steady blast-tion until given instructions, wailing)

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disaster or enemy action) 1.3 Ef4ERGEf;CY f10TIFICATI0f1 LIST Contact at least one of the following people in order listed in case of non-critical plant emergency.

The person contacted

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will give instructions as to additional contacts. Contact all p20ple in case of critical emergency:

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FLAME ADDRESS Il0ME OFFICE PAGER DL Corne11 10400 W. Court, Pasco 547-0306 8224 KP Galbraith Rt. 1, Box 5340, W.

967-2048 8221 Richland TL Davis 5208 W. 26th Avenue 783-5395 8243 545-7555 j

RH Purcell 302 Scot, Richland 375-1533 8460 E

OR 375-1924 WE Stavig 1879 Marshall 946-6906 8452 Richland LM Finch 608 Road 47, Pasco 547-6513 8387 k

JA Perry 806 Cedar, Richland 943-1845 8595 545-7866 Bl' Berst Rt. 1, Box 5044, W.

967-3348 8273 545-7890 Richland 1.3.1 C0flSULTANTS To be called as required:

U02 Building Address Home Ext.

Pager KP Galbraith Rt. 1, Box 5340, 967-2048 8221 W. Richland Specialty Fuels Building BE Berst Rt. 1, Box 5044, 967-3348 8273 W. Richland k

Maintenance ab JL Glesener 1518 W. 10th, 582-8985 8268 545-7779 Kennewick k

LM Finch 608 Road 47, 647-6513 8307 Pasco a

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Radiological RL Miles 2010 Everest, Rich 946-7139 8389 545-7826 land CW Malody 2913 5. Fruitland, 582-2372 8537 Kennewick Security VA Collings 37 Mercury, Rich-375-1539 8408 545-7824 land I

NG Forrester 2176 Newcomer, 375-1453 8325 Richland b'

TL Davis 5208 W. 26th Ave.,

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TL Davis 5208 W. 26th Ave..

783-5395 8243 Kennewick Nuclear i

C0 Brown 905 Downing, Rich-946-8944 8572

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land CW Malody 2913 S. Fruitland, 582-2372 8537 Kennewick TC Probasco 1315 Marshall, 946-7355 8193 Richland

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1.3.2 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SP0KESMAN

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Contact at least one of the following people in order listed for coordination of contacts with media (radio, TV, newspaper, f"

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Address Phone Phorie l

R.W. McCullugh 16742 flE 41st (206)882-0206 453-4354 Redmond, WA 98052 i

Y.U. Eby 1419 flE 9th Place (206) 643-6144 453-4413 Bellevue, WA 98005 B.N. Femreite 2168 Cascade (509) 375-0172 375-8191 Richland, WA 99352 I

i 1.3.3 0FF-SITE ASSISTANCE Call the following organizations on a required basis:

---Richland Police Department (Security traffic control) 911

---Northwest Healtn Services, Inc. (Medical) 376-6981

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(ENC Emergency Phone) 8111

---Bf"4 Radiological Assistance (Radiological) 376-7245 (Nornal day shift)

(Emergency Incidents Only - 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> / day) 376-2222 If contact is not made after calling the above numbers, the Patrol Emergency Officer may be called at 376-7381.

Tell him that you wish to contact the BMW Exposure Evaluator.

Give name and request the person on duty to call on a telephone number you designate.

---Region 8 Interagency Radiological Assistance (DOE) 376-7381 (Should be notified as a courtesy in the event of any off-site contamination release.)

---Sheriff (Benton County) 911 I

---Sheriff (Frank 1in County) 545-3501 (fictify bot.h sheriffs when necessary to activate I

Benton/ Franklin Counties' Nuclear Incident Re-sponse Plan.)

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---WISHA Regional Office Number 783-6171 (All serious and fatal injuries must be reported i

immediately to the Department of Labor and In-dustries-Division of Safety.)

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DL Cornell PLAflT EMERGENCY DIRECTOR 8224 547-0306 KP Galbraith 1st Alternate and UO2 8221 967-2048 g

Bldg. EMERGENCY DIRECTOR g

TL Davis 2nd Alternate 8243 783-5395 RH Purcell 3rd Alternate 8460 375-1533 g

OR 375-1924 WE Stavig 4th Alternate 8452 946-6906 LM Finch 5th Alternate 8387 547-6513 JA Perry 6th Alternate 8595 943-1845 BE Berst Specialty Fuels Bldg.

8273 967-3348 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR CJ Deniels Staging Area Supervisor 8192 547-8614 h

TC Probasco Alternate Staging Area 8193 946-7355 5

Supervisor RL Miles Radiological Safety 8389 946-7139 545-7826 J Ryden ELO Bldg. EMERGENCY 8146 946-5375 DIRECTOR g

CW Malody Licensing 8537 582-2372 W

JE Pieper Health Physics 8638 582-3298 C0 Brown Criticality Safety 8572 946-8944 1.3.5 002 PLANT EMERGEf!CY CREW Home Address Ext.

Home Pager MK Valentine Rt. 1, Box 546, 8285 967-3123 g

LEADER West Richland W

HH Galpin 377 Cottonwood Drive 8444 946-7591 CO-LEADER Richland JL Armstrong 1074 South 38th 8295 967-2931 Richland MS Briones, Jr 2306 Frankfort 8490 943-5844 Richland LG Weise 800 W. Division 8375 567-2308 Hermiston, Oregon 4o

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XN-NF-32 SUP I Rev. 6 Home Address Ext.

Home Pager JB Judy 1308 S. Conway 8449 582-83/2 545-7895 Kennewick NO Eliason 1603 S. Quillan 8211 783-3917 i'ennewick I

T Luzzo 1431 McPherson 8137 943-9083 Richland CH Gibson 1410 Potter 8182 943-9298 Richland RR Brinkerhoff 2030 Newcomer 8133 3/5-0906 Richland DW Green 2021 Stevens Page 946-5312 Richland I

DG Swearington 7000 W. VanGiesen Page 967-3768 West Richland MH Smith 5225 W. Clearwater Page 735-9349 Kennewick 1.3.6 SPECIALTY FUELS PLANT EMERGENCY CREW Home Address Ext.

Home Pager RD Jones 354 Greenbrook Place 8196 627-4859 545-7774 I

LEApr.R Richland RC Floyd 410 Jackson Street 8197 882-1512 I

Grandview RR Roper 4109 W. 18th 8122 783-3962 Kennewick EG Coye 8521 W. Entiat Place 8197 735-6166 Kennewick i

HB McMann 704 E. 4th 8197 586-1431 Kennewick 1.3.7 ELO EMERGENCY CREW Home Address Ext.

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GA Roberts Rt. 3 Box 8006 81/.3 627-1717 LEADER Richland I

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Ilome Pager ES Kasco 7000 W. VanGiesen 8184 967-2670 F134, W. Richland EA Hess 1807 Riverside Dr.,

8121 967-3718 W. Richland a

QR Laubach 6109 19th Drive 8171 547-6885 Pasco LJ Sevigny 1523 Thayer 8278 943-9302 Richland Emergency crews shall report to staging area for personnel accountability and then assemble near the Emergency Control Center for additional instructions.

1.3.8 TRAFFIC CONTROL CREW Ext.

Home Pager WR Gority 8523 943-2440 KL Myler 8184 588-3248 LV Marple 8255 586-6487 MP Fuller 8458 735-3839 1.3.9 SECURITY AND COMMUNICATIONS Home Address Ext.

Home Pager VA Collings 37 Mercury, Richland 8408 375-1539 545-7824 MANAGER NG Forrester 2176 Newcomer, Richland 8325 375-1453 4

On Duty Guards 8259 Emergency Command Post 8355 1.4 EMERGENCY EVENT NOTIFICATION 1.4.1 PROMPT NOTIFICATION I

Exxon Nuclear shall promptly notify the Director of the Nuclear Regulatory Conunission Region V Regulatory Operations, the Radia-g tion Control Agency of the Washington State Department of Health

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Xfi-f1F-32 SUP I Rev. 6 and American fluclear Insurers by telephone and telegraph of any incident involving radioactive material possessed by Exxon Nuclear ano which may have caused or threatens to cause:

  • External exposure of any iridividual which meets or ex-ceeds:

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25 rems to the whole body 150 rems to the skin of the whole body

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375 rems to the feet, ankles, hands, or forearms; or e Release of radioactive material whose 24-hour averaged concentration exceeds:

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5000 x Limiting value for environmental air, 5000 x Limiting value for environmental water,

  • Uraniurn:

10-8 uCi/ml for environmental air, 10-1 uCi/ml for environmental water; or

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Property Damage - $100,000 U.S. flRC Region V,

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Regulatory Operations (415) 943-3700 flights & Holidays (415) 943-3700

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Radiation Control Section, Olpipia Airport Washington St. Department PO Box 709 (206) 753-3459 of Social and Health Services Olympia, WA 98501 American fluclear Insurers (203) 677-7305 The Exchange 270 Farmington Avenue

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Farmington, CT 06032 Telex 643-029 The USNRC Regional office shall also be notified within one r(

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related event such as an attempt to steal SilM or to perform radiological sabotage.

Specific events requiring reporting are defined in Table 4.1 of Xft-ilF-538 (Physical Protection Plan).

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Regulatory Commission Region V Regulatory Operations, E

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Department of Social Health and Services, and American 5

Nuclear Insurers by telephone and telegraph within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> of any incident involving radioactive material possessed by Exxon Nuclear and which may have caused or threatens to cause:

  • External exposure of any individual which annually meets or exceeds:

5 rems to the whole body 30 rems to the skin of the whole body 50 rems to the forearms 75 rems to the feet, ankles, hands or forearms; or

  • Release of radioactive material whose 24-hour averaged concentration exceeds:
  • Plutonium:

500 x Limiting value for environmental air, 500 x Limiting value for environmental water,

  • Uranium:

10-9 uCi/ml for environmental air, 10-2 pCi/ml for environmental water; or

  • Temporary (one day) shutdown of affected facilities; or
  • Property Damage - $1,000 A potential threat related event such as an attempt to steal SNM or perform radiological sabotage. Refer to Xft-NF-538 (Physical Protection Plan).

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Xfi-id-32 SUP I Rev. 6 1.4.3 THIRTY DAY WRITTErlt;0TIFICATION

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and telegraphic reports of incidents set forth in the twn E

preceding paragraphs. sbail within 10 dayc of the occur-rence of such incidents, make a report in writing to the Directorate of Regulatory Operations, U.S. NRC, Washington, D.C.

20545, with copies to the NRC Region V Directorate of Regulatory Operations; to the Radiction Control Section; Department of Social and Health Services, P.O. Cox 709, Olympia Airport, Olympia, Washington 98501; and to American fluclear Insurers, The Exchange, 270 Farmington Avenue, g

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procedure appear in Section 11.2.6 of Chapter two, Radiation Protection Standards, Xft-NF-30, Safety Manual.

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PLAN PART II QUICK REFERENCE SECTION Rev. 6 i

ISSUE DATE: 11/30/81 l*

DISTRIBUTION JL ARMSTRONG EE GARRETT RH NELSON (2) 5J BEiiRD KP GALBRAITH WE NIEMUTH Ig BE BERST CH GIBSON R NILS 0f1

E RR BRINKERHOFF JL GLESEllER JF PATTERSON C0 BROWN WR GORITY JA PERRY GJ BUSSELMAN DW GREEN JE PIEPER i

VA COLLINGS EA HESS TC PROBASCO WJ COLLEY (NRC-SF)

MG HILL RH PURCELL DL CORNELL RD J0iiES (Dar)

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RM CRAWFORD ES KASK0 J RYDEN TL DAVIS (2)

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