ML20040B109
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| Site: | Peach Bottom  |
| Issue date: | 12/07/1981 |
| From: | PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC |
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EP-C Index Page 1 Rev. 4 12/8/81 CORPORATE EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURES INDEX Peach Bottom Units 2 and 3 Review Rev.
Revision Number Title Date No.
Date 200 Series Corporate Emergency Organization and Related Facilities EP-C-201 Emergency Control Officer / Headquarters Emergency Control Center 9/23/81 2
9/23/81 EP-C-202 Site Emergency Coordinator 12/8/81 3
12/8/81 EP-C-203, Recovery Manager 9/23/81 2
9/23/81 EP-C-204 Corporate Support Functions DELETE EP-C-204 Federal / State Government Liaison 9/23/81 1
9/23/81 EP-C-205 Emergency Medical Director 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-206 Administrative and logistics Manager 9/23/81 2
9/23/81 EP-C-207 Support Personnel Procurement l
Coordinator 9/23/81 2
9/23/81 EP-C-208 Support Personnel Accommodations Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-209 Purchasing Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-210 Transportation Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-211 Communications Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-212 Stores Division Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-?l3 T&D Support Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-214 Emergency Information Personnel 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-215 Emergency Security Officer 6/30/81 1
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EP-C-216 Design and Construction Support Officer 6/30/81 1
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EP-C-217 Quality Assurance / Quality Control i
Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-218 Health Physics and Chemistry l
Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-219 Procedure Support Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 E?-C-220 Instrument and Control Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-221 Licensing Support Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-222 Systems Engineering Coordinator 6/30/81 1
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EP-C-223 Construction Coordinator 6/30/81 1
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EP-C-224 Planning and Scheduling Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 EP-C-225 Ra,d Waste Coordinator 6/30/81 1
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EP'-C-226 Cone Physics Coordinator 6/30/81 1
6/30/81 300 Series Emergency Response EP-C-315 Recovery of Post Emergency Environmental Monitoring Samples 9/23/81 2
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Philadelphia Electric Company Peach Bottom Units 2 und 3 Emergency Pizn Implementing Procedure EP-C-202 Site Emergency Coordinator Purpose To delinente the responsibilities and actions of the Site Emergency Coordinator.
Referencqq Emergency Plaa, Sec. 5 (Organizational Control of Emergencies)
Emergency Plan, Sec. 6 (Activation of Emergency Organization)
Emergency Plan, Sec. 7 (Emergency Facilities and Equipment)
EP 209 Telephone List for Emergency Use Action Level The site Emergency Coordinator is activated for the following classes of emergencies:
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Site Area Emergency (EP-104) 2.
General Emergency (EP-105)
Procedure NOTE:
The EOF is located in the Unit 1 Administration Building, on the second floor.
The EOF is the central location for coordinating response activities of on-site and off-site urganizations.
The major functions of this facility include:
1) environmental and radiological surveys 2) analysis of off-site samples 3) electric power coordination and planning 4) dose projection calculations i
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5) coordination with off-site agencies.
The EOF function is posa.ible under any of the emergency classifications.
Immediate Actions 1
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The Site Emergency Coordinator shall:
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Proceed to the Emergency Operations Facility b.
Report organizationally to the Emergency Control Officer.
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Notify the following (see EP-209 for telephone numbers):
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Emergency Control Officer.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Region I, Office of I
Inspection and Enforcement, if not previously notified by the interim emergency director or emergency director (red phone, when installed).
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Department of Energy, Bookhaven Area Radiological l
Assistance Prngram (if hazards extend outside the site boundary).
Advise Bureau of Radiation Protection when this notification is to be made.
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Institute of Nuclear Power Operations.
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Supervise the activation of the EOP.
The Radiation survey Team shall perform the initial steps in activating the EOF on their arrival.
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Follou-up Actions 1.
The Site Emergency Coordinator is responsible for the following:
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Maintaining awareness of plant status and being alert to potential off-site consequences of the emergency.
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Coordinating between the On-Site Emergency Organization 1
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Coordinating with the Emergency Control Officer concerning personnel, equipment, and materials expected to arrive at the plant site.
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F.nsuring preparations are made for chack-in of incoming personnel, especially with regard to cite area access control, indoctrination of visiting personnel, maintenance of proper security, issuing dosimeters and preparing exposure records, and distribution of protective clothing and equipment, e.
Providing management direction for the establishment and functioning of the Emergency Support Centar.
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Supervising the functioning of the Emergency Operations Pac ili ty,
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Reviewit:g with the Emergency Director the current status of information provided to agencies of the Off-Site Emergency Organization and relieving the Emergency Director of this responsibility.
The Site Emergency Coordinator will then serve as the primary on-site contact for Federal, State, and local emergency response agencies which dispatch personnel to the plant vicinity, and vill provide status and assessment information to agencies of the Off-Site Emergency Organization.
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Providing direction for Philadelphia Electric Emergency Organization personnel who are dispatched to the plant
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EP 102-1 Unitsual' Event Checkoff List EP 102-2 Standard Prompt Notification Form lEEEE16EE_ESIl9EE 1.0 Shift Supervision shall:
1.1 Assume the role of Emergency Director.
1.2 Activate Emergency Teams as'necessary.
1.3 Direct the evacuation of affected areas as necessary.
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GP-15 Local Evacuation 44 Contact the Station Superintendent and the Shift Technical -
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1.5 Fill out the Standard Prompt Notification form Appendix EP 102-2 and'give it to'the Communications Coordinator.
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1.6 Assigm a Communications Coordinator to commence notifi-cation of the appropriate parties as specified in Section 2.0 of this procedure.
1.7 Closely monitor conditions to determine prese'nt hazards i
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~2.1 Perf'orm notifications on Appendix EP 102-1 using the
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See EP 209, Appendix A for the telephone numbers.
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Periodically evkluate the event. classification in 1.1 accordance with EP 201, Classification of' Emergencies and escalate or. deescalate the classification as necessary.
1.2 Determine which support persor.nel are necessary for emergency functions and direct the Communications Coordinator to contact those personnel.
2.0 Communications Coordinator shall:
2.1 Notify additional s'upport personnal to report to the plan,t as directed by the Emergsncy Director.
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Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 4.1.2 Alert 5.0 Organizational Control of Emergencies 6.1.2 Alert i
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NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological. Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
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EP-103-1 Alert Checkoff List EP-103-2 Standard Prompt Notification Form EP-103-3 Personnel Call Record EP-103-4 Emergency Exposure Limits (Emergency Plan Table 6.1)
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1.5 Fill out the attached Standard Prompt Notification Form Appendix EP 103-2 and give it to the Communications Coordinator.
1.6 Assign a Communications Coordinator to commence' notification of the appropriate parties as spacified in Section 2.1 of this procedure.
1.7 Assign a Plant Operator or equivalent as Communicator t.o man the NRC RED telephone in the Control Room on a continuous basis if required by procedure A-31.
1.8 Direct the activation of the Technical Support Center in' accordance with EP 201, Technical Support Center (TSC)
Activation.
1.9 Direct the Radiation Protection Team Leader to initiate site radiation surveys as necessary, in accordance with EP-205, Radiation Protection Team.
1.10 Initiate the implementation of EP 316, Cumulative Population Dose Calculations, if necessary.
1.11 Assign an Operations Support Center Coordinator and direct available shift-personnel to report to the Operations Support l
Center and to activate it in accordance with EP 202, if habit-able.
If the Operations Support Center is NOT habitable, direct shift personnel to report to the Control Room.
1.12 Closely nonitor. conditions t'a determine present hazards l
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2.0 Communication Coordinator shall:
2.1 Perform notifications on Appendix 103-1 using the attached Standard Prompt Notification Form Appendix EP 103-2.
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If the Operations Sup' port Center is not habitable, report to the Control Room.
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1.1 Periodically evaluate the event classification in accord-ance with EP.101, Classification of Emergencies, and escalate or deeccalate the classification, as necessary.
1.2 Obtain the results of the Cumulative Population Dose Calculations and onsite radiation surveys from the Radiation Protection Team Leader, as necessary.
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Provide a second communi-cations coordinator with Appendix EP 103-2 and notify indi-
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Document calls on Ep 103-3.
5.0s Station Superin,tendent shall:
2.1 Notify the Superintendent, Generation Division-Nuclear and request him to notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO).
2.2 Report to the Technical Support Center or Control Room for a briefing of the situation.
2.3 Assume the role of Emergency Director.
2.4 verify the accident classification.
2.5 Verify-that the Technical Support Center and the Operations Support Center have,been activated.
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3.2 Support the Control Room and Shift Supervision 'as necessary.
4.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
4.1 Report progress and results of Cumulative Population Dose Calculations and site radiation surveys to the Emergency Director as necessary.
5.0 Communications Coordinator shall:
5.1 Notify additional support personnel to report to the plant as directed by the Emergency Director.
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"This is Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station calling to report an Alert.
This is not'a drill or exercise.
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'-EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EP-104 SITE EMERGENCY IMMEDIATE ACTIONS PURPOSE To define the immediate actions to be taxen in the event of a Site Emergency.
REFERENCES 1.
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NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
APPENDICES EP 104-1 Site Emergency Checkoff List EP 104-2 Standard Prompt Notification Form EP-104-3 Personnel Call Record EP 104-4 Emergency Exposure Limits (Emergency Plan Table 6.1)
PRECAUTIONS 1.
Planned radiation exposures should be limited to the administration guide levels in Appendix EP 104-4, Emergency Exposure Limits.
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1.5 Fill out Appendix EP 104-2 Standard Prompt Notification form and.give it to the Communications Coordinator.
1.6 Assign a Communications Coordinator to commence notifi-cation of the appropriate parties as sp*ecified in Section 2.1 of this procedure.
1.7 Assign a Plant Operator or equivalent'as Communi-cator to man the NRC Red Tel'ephone in the Control Roo'm on a continuous basis, if required by A-31.
1.8 Direct the activation of the Technical Support Center in accordance with EP 201, Technical Support Center (TSC)
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1.9 Direct the Radiation Protection Team Leader to activate the Emergency Operations Facility, in accordance with EP-203, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation and to initiate on-and off site radiation surveys, as necessary, in accordance with EP 205, Radiation Protection Team.
1.10 Initiate the implementation EP 316, Cumulative Population Dose Calculations, as necessary.
1.11 Assign an Operations Support Center Cocrdinator and direct available shift personnel to report to the Operations Support Center and to activate it in accordance with EP 202 if habitable.
If the Operhtions Support Center is NOT habitable, direct shift persor.nel to report to the Control Room.
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2.1 Perform notifications on Appendix 104-1 using the attached Standard Prompt Notification form Appendix EP 104-2.
See EP-209 Appendix A for telephone numbers.
2.2 Report 'to the Emergency Director when the notifications are completed.
3.0 Operations Support Center Coordinator or his designee shall:
3.1 Activate the Operations Support Center, if it is habitable, in accordance with EP 202.
If the Operations Support Center is NOT habitable report to the Control Room.
4.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
4.1 Report to the Emergency Operations Facility.
4.2 Activate the Emergency Operations Facility in accordance with EP 203, Emergency Cperations Facility (EOF) Activation.
4.3 Initiate on-and off site radiation surveys in accordance with EP 205, Radiation Protection Team, when directed by the Emergency Dire,ctor.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Emergency Director shall:
1.1 Periodically evaluate the en..nt classification in accordance with EP 101, Classification of Emergencies and escalate or deescalate the classification, as necessary.
1.2 Obtain results of the Cumulative Population Dose Calculations and onsite/offsite radiation surveys from the Radiation Protection Team Leader, as necessary.
1.3 Provide appropriate information from the previous evaluations to the Communications Coordinator for notifi-cation of the Bureau of Radiation Protection.
1.4 Perform actions as necessary to mitigate accident con-ditions.
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1 2.0 Station Superintendent shall:
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2.2 Report to the Technical Support Center or Control Room, for a briefing of the situation.
2.3 Assume the role of Emergency Director.
2.4 Verify the $ccident classification.
2.5 Verify that the Technical Support Center, Emergency Operations Facility and the Operations Support Center have been activated.
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3.2 Support the Control Room and Shift Supervision as necessary.
4.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
4.1 Notify the Emergency Director when the Emergency Operations Fa'cility is activated.
4.2 Report progress and results of Cumulative Population Dose Calculations and on and off site radiation surveys to the Emer,gency Director, as necessary.
4.3 Notify the Site Emergency Coordinator of the need for assistance from Radiation Management Corporation.
5.0 Communications coordinator shall:
b 5.1 Motify additional support personnel to report to the plant as directed by the Emergency Director.
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Serve as the Control Room Communicator to the l0 Technical Support Center and Emergency Operations Facility.
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Time of Classification Brief Description of Incident Notifications:
Name of Person Time of Communicator's Party Responding Notification Initials Station Superintendent Load Dispatcher NRC Operations Center (Red Phone)
Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Maryland Emergency Management and Civil-Defense Agency York County Emergency Management fgency Lancaster County Emergency Manage-ment Agency Chester County Emer-gency Management Agency Harford County Civil Defense Agency Cecil County Civil Defense Agency Pennsylvania State Police
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"This is Peach Bottom Atomic Power Sration calling to report a Site Emergency.
This is not a drill or exercise.
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Assistance of your agency is not required at this time."
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- 125 rem Emergency **
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- 3. Protection of Health and Safety of the Public 5 rem 25 rem Emergency Director 4.Other Emergency 10 CFR 20 10 CFR 20 Emergency Activities limits limits Di4ector 5.Re-Entry /Re-Administrative Administrative covery Guide Lines Guide Lines N/A Activities
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REFERENCES i.
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 4.1.4 General Emergency 5.0 0.rganizational Control of Emergencies 6.1.4 General Emergency 2.
NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
APPENDICES EP 105-1 General Emergency Checkoff List EP 105-2 Standard Prompt Notification Form EP 105-3 Personnel Call Record EP 105-4 Emergency Exposure Limits (Emergency Plan Table 6.1)
PRECAUTIONS l
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Planned radiation exposures should be limited to the administrative guide levels in Appendix EP 105-4 Emergency Exposure Limits.
IMMEDIATE ACTICNS
. 0 shift Supervision shall:
1.1 Assume the role of Emergency Director.
1.2 Activate Emergency Teams as necessary.
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Refer to the following procedures:
GP 15 - Local Evacuation EP 303 Partial Plant Evacuation EP 305 Site Evacuation EP 306 Evacuation of the Information Center 1.4 Contact the Station Superintendent and the Shift Technical Advisor, inform them of the situation.
1.5 Fill out Appandix EP 105-2 Standard Prompt Notification Form and give it to the Communications Coordinator.
1.6 Assign Co.nmunications Coordinator to commence notifi-cation of the appropriate parties as specified in Section 2.1 of this procedure.
l 1.7 Assign a Plant Operator or equivalent as Communicator to man the NRC Red Telephone in the Control Room an a continuous basis if required by A-31.
1.8 Direct the activation of the Technical Support Center in accordance with EP 201, Technical Support Center (TSC)
Activation, if not already activated.
1.10 Direct the Radiation Protection Team Leader to activate the Emergency Operations Facility in accordance with EP 203, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation and.to initiate on and offsite radiation surveya, as necessary, in accordance with EP 205, Radiation Protection Team.
1.11 Initiate the implementation of EP 316, Cumulative Population Dose Calculations as necessary.
1.12 Assign an Operations Support Center
- Coordinator and direct available shift personnel to report to the Operations Support Center and to activate it in accordance with EP 202, if habit-able.
If the Operations Support Cente.* is NOT habitable, direct shift personnel to report td the Control Room.
1.13 Closely monitor conditions to determine present hazards to personnel and potential accident conditions that may develop.
2.0 Comaunications Coordinator shall:
2.1 Perform notifications on Appendix EP 105-1 using the attached Standard. Prompt Notification Form, Appendix EP 105-2.
l See EP 209, Appendix A, for telephone numbers.
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3.0 Operaticns Support Center Coordinator or his designe,e shall:
4 3.1 Activate the Operations Support Center, if it is habitable, in accordance with EP 202.
If the Operations Support Center is NOT habitable report to the Control Room.
4.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
4.1 Report to the Emergency Operations Facility.
4.2 Activate the Emergency Operations Facility in accordance with EP-203, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation.
4.3 Initiate on and off site radiation surveys in accordance with EP'205, Radiation Protection Team when directed by the Emergency Director.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Emergency Director shall:
1.1 Periodically evaluate tie event classification 'ia accord-ance with EP 101, Classification of Emergencies.
If the conditions change, deescalate to an appr_opriate classifi-cation.
1.2 Obtain results of the Cumulative Population Dose Calcu-lations and onsite/offsite radiation surveys from the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
1.3 Provide appropriate information from the previous evaluations and Protective Action recommendations to the Communications Coordinator for notification of the Bureau of Radiation Protection.
l 1.4 Perform actions as necessary to mitigate accident conditions.
1.5 Determine which support personnel are necessary for emergency functions and direct the communications coordinator to contact those personnel.
Provide a second communicator with Appendix EP 105-2 and notify individuals in EP 209 APP C except shift supervision.
Document on EP 105-3.
2.0 Station Superintendent shall:
2.1 Notify the Superintendent, Generation Division -
Nuclear, request him to assume the role of Site Emergency Coordinat.or and to no ify the Institute of Nuclear Power t
Operations (INPO).
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2.3 Assume the role of Emergency Director.
2.4 Verify the accident classification.
2.5 Verify that the Technical Support Center, Emergency Operations Facility and the Operations Support Center have been activated.
3.0 Operations Support Center Coordinator'shall:
3.1 Notify the Emergency Director when the Operations Support Center is activated.
3.2 Support the Control Room and Shift Supervision as necessary.
4.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
4.1 Notify the Emergency Director when the Emergency Operations Facility is activated.
4.2 Report progress and results of Cumulative Population-Dose Calculations and on and off site radiation surveys to the Emergency Director, as necessary.
4.3 Notify the Site Emergency Coordinator of the need for assistance from Radiation Management Corporation.
5.0' Communications Coordinator shall:
5.1 Notify additional support personnel to. report to the plant as directed by the Emergency Director.
Refer to EP 209.
5.2 Establish communications with the Emergency Operations Facility when it is activated, and inform the Emergency Operations Facility of the status of offsite communications at that time.
Serve as the Control Room communicator to the Technical Support Center'and, Emergency Operations Facility.
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' Notification Initials Station Superintendent Load Dispatcher NRC Operations Center (Red Phone)
Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Maryland Emergency l
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STANDARD PROMPT NOTIFICATION FORM Upon realization that a General Emergency exists the Shift Super-l intendent shall initiate the following transmittal.
"This is Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station callitkg to report a General Emergency.
This is not a drill or exercise.
My name is Unit is involved.
Unit is opera-ting normally or is Time of classifi-cation Date NOTN
"(Provide a brief non technical description of the incident as received from the Emergency Director.)
Assistant e of ygur agency is not required at this time".
If the initial event is immediately classified as a General Emergency, EP-317 will be used to provide recommendttions to the County Emergency Management Agencies.
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Life Saving and Emergency **
Reduction of Injury 75 rem
- 375 rem Director 2.
Operation of Equipment Emergency **
to Mitigate an Emergency 25 rem
- 125 rem Director 3.
Protection of Health and Safety of the Emergency Public 5 rem 25 rem Director 4.
Other Emergency 10 CFR 20 10 CFR 20 Emergency Activities limits limits Director 5.
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- EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EP-201 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) ACTIVATION PURPOSE To define the actions required by the Emergency Director for activating and managing the Technical Support Center.
REFERENCES 1.
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 3.4.2 Summary of the Emergency Plan, Alert 5.0 Organizational Control of Emergencies 6.1.2 Alert 6.1.3 Site Emergency 6.1.4 General Emergency 7.1.2 Technical Support Center (TSC) 2.
NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
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NUREG 0696 Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities.
APPENDIX None ACTION LEVEL The Technical Support Center is activated when an event h.is been classified as an Alert, Site Emergency, or General Emergency in accordance with EP 101, Classification of Emergencies.
PRECAUTIONS 1.
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~1.1 Assign an individual to perform Section 2.0 of the procedure.
1.2 Assign an individual the duties of the Technical Support Canter Communications Coordinator to perform Section 3,.J of this procedure.
1.3 Inform the Control Room that the Technical Support Center is activated, when appropriate.
1.4 Brief Technical Support Center personnel of the status of the emergency and repeat periodically.
2.0 Designee shall:
2.1 Energize the HVAC system and Technical Support Center radiation monitors.
2.2 Activate the Control Room television monitoring system.
3.0 Technical Support Center Communications Coordinator shall:
3.1. Verify communications capability exists with the Technical Support Center and:
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Control, Room b.
Operations support Center c.
Bothesda via NRC Red Telephone.
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Guard House For a Site or General Emergency (Additional Locations);
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Headquarters Emergency Control Center f.
Emergency Operations Facility (EOF)>
3.2 Inform the Emergency Director when the above steps have been completed.
3.3 Log and record the time of:
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Information received from the Emergency Centers and 1
offsite agencies.
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REFERENCES 1.
Peach Botton. Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 3.4.2 Summary of the Emergency Plan, Alert 5.0
. Organizational Control of Emergencies 7.1. 3' 6perations Support. Center 2.
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APPENDIX None ACTION LBVEL The Operations Support Center is activated when an event has been classified as an Alert, Site or General Emergency in accordance with EP 101, Classification of Emergencies IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.
Maintain a log of pertinent actions.
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Verify habitability of Operations Support Center in accordance with the following limits:
Area Radiation Level less than or equal to 25 mR/hr
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IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.0 Operations Support Center Coordinator or his designee shall:
1.1 Assign an individual the duties of Operations Support Center communicator.
1.2 Direct the Operations Support Center communicator to verify operability of the communications systems as. defined in Section 2.0 of this procedure.
1.3 Notify the Control Room when the Operations Support Center is activated.
1.4 Take the necessary actions required to procure equip-ment and supplies as deemed necessary by the Emergency Director.
2.0 Operations Support Center Communicator shall:
2.1 Verify communications capability exists between the Operations Support Center and the Control Room, Technical Support Center and Emergency Operations Facility (if they
,have been activated).
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Operations Support Center Coordinator or his designee shall:
1.1 Remain in contact with the Control Room in order to provide assistance as needed by formulation of Interim Emergency Teams.
1.2 Direct personnel entering the Operations Support Center to log in.
1.3 Direct personnel leaving the Operations Support Center to log their assigned task.
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REFERENCES 1.
- Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Ti tle 3.4.3 Summary-of _ Emergency Plan, Site or General Emergency 5.0 Organizational Control of Emergencies 6.1.3 Site Emergency 6.1.4 General Eme.rgency-7.1.4 Emergency Operations Facility 2.
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APPENDIX None ACTION-LEVEL The Emergency' Operations Facility is activated when an event has been classified as a Site, or General Emergency in accordance with EP. 101, Classification of Emergencies.
PRECAUTIONS 1.
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1.1 ' Perform the following actions until relieved by the Site Emergency Coordinator or his alternate.
1.2 Perform or assign an individual to perform Section 2.0 of this procedure.
l 1.3 Assign an.indi'ridual the duties of the Emergency Operations Facility Ccmmunications Coordinator and direct him to perform Section 3.0 of this procedure.
1.4 Inform the Control Room and the Technical Support Center when the Emergency' Operations Facility has been activated and obtain a status report of the event.
'1.5 Obtain five two way radics from the Shift Supervisor's offi?3 for use by the survey groups.
1.6 ' Provide status updates to the Site Emergency Coordinator as necessary.
2.0 Designee shall:
2.1 Verify operation of the HVAC System and Emer'ency Opera-g tions Facility radiation monitors.
2.2 Activate the Control
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2.3 Inform the Radiation Protection Team Leader when the above actions have been completed.
3.0 Emergency Operations Facility Communications Coordinator shall:
3.1 Verify communications capability exists with the Emer-gency Operations Facility and:
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3.4 Log and Record the time of communications and the content of communications from.or to the above locations.
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EP-205A CHEMISTRY SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS GI,.gUP, PURPOSE To define the actions of the Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Group.
"EFEP.SNCES 1.
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 5.2.2.2.1.0 Chemistry Sampling and Analysis 6.2.1 Assessment Metho'ds for Determining Magnitude of Release to the At.osphere 2.
Health Physics Operating / Chemistry Operating procedures Number Title HPO/CO-XXX Post Accident Sample Station Operation liFO/CO-121 Obtaining Drywell Gas Samples from Containment Atmosphere Dilution Cabinets HPO/CO-122 Obtaining Reactor Water Samples from Sample Sinks following Accident Conditions HPO/CO-123 Sample Preparation and Chemical Analysis of Highly Radioactive Liquid Samples HPO/CO-124 Retrieving and Changing Sample Filter: and Cartridges from the Drywell Radiation Monitor HPO/CO-125 Obtaining Drywell Gas Samples from the Drywell Radiation Monitor HPO/CO-126 Obtaining the Iodine and Particulate Samples from the Main Stack and Roof Vents following Accident Conditions m..
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NUREG 0654 Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Powcr Plants.
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EP 205A-1 Emergency Exposure Limits (Emergency Plan Table 6.i)
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PRECAUTIONS 1.
Sampling and Analysis Group Member's exposure should be limited.
to the administrative guide levels in Appendix EP 205A-1, Emergency Exposure Limits.
IMMEDIATE ACT_ ION 6 1.0 Radiation Protection Team Leadar shall:
1.1 Contact the Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Group Leader, direct him to collect samples, as necessary, and analyze the samples in accordance with HPO/CO Procedure.n; or use offsite support groups for the analyses.
2.0 Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Group Leader shall:
2.1 Assemble the Chemistry Sampling and Analysis group.
2'. 2 Direct the monitoring and sampling of release points, air monitors, and process monitors as required and'in accordance with precaution 1, above.
2.3 Analyze the data from samples, ' process instrument readings, and effluent instrument readings.
From this data determine isotopic composition and release rates.
2.4 Provide the Dose Assessment Group with pertinent information and direct group members to assist, as necessary, with dose rate calculations and determination of radiological consequences.
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3.1 Assemble the necessary equipment needed to obtain and analyze samples.
3.2 Sample primary coolant and drywell atmosphere as nec saary in ccordance with HPO/CO procedures.
3.3 In the event of a large radioactive liquid spill, obtain samples of the liquid and analyze in accordance with IIPO/CO procedures.
3.4 Sample atmosphere and river water as necessary in accordance with HPO/CO procedures.
3.5 Report results to the Chemistry Sample and Analysis Group Leader.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
1.1 Report the results of these analyses to the Site Emergency Coordinator (if activated) and the Emergency Director.
2.0 Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Group Leader shall:
2.1 Report results of samples and analyses to the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
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Life'Saving and Emergency **
Reduction of Injury 75 rem
- 375 rem Director 2.
Operation of Equipment to Mitigate an, Emergency **
Emergency 25 rem
- 125 rem Director 3.
Protection of Health and Safety of the Emergency **
Public 5 rem 125 rem Director 4.
Other Emergency 10 CFR 20 10 CFR 20 Emergency Activities Director 5.
Re-Entry / Recovery Administrative Administrative Activities Guidelines Guidelines N/A
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REFERENCES 1.
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Energency Plan Section Title 5.2.2.2.1.a Field Surveys 5.2.2.2.1.b Plant Surveys l
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Health Physics Operating / Chemistry Operating Procedures Number Title
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HPO/CO-11 Establishing and Posting Radiologically Controlled Areas.
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ACTION LEVEL The Radiation Survey Groups will be activated as necessary by the 12diation Protection Team Leader.
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If the equipment in use during a survey fails or malfunctions, it must be repaired or replaced; otherwise, the survey team shall retreat to a safe area until the equipment -is replaced or repaired. -
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When conducting field surveys from inside a vehicle, zeadings must be taken with the probe outside the vehicle.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader shall:
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.\\ppoint a Plant Survey Group Leader to direct Plant Survey Squads and assist with In-plant Radiation Surveys.
1.2 Appoint a Field Survey Group Leader to direct Field Survey Squads and assist with Field Radiation Surveys.
1.3 Instruct the Plant and Field Group Leaders in the area 3 to be surveyed.
1.4 Instruct the Plant and Field Group Leaders to report the progress and results of the surveys on a periodic basis.
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2.1 Dispatch squads to survey areas in the plant and on-site.
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2.3 Relay the results of the sruveys to the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
3.0 Plant Survey Group Members shall:
3.1 Obtain necessary equipment for conducting the surveys assigned by the Plant Survcy Group Leader in Step 2.1.
3.2 Check that equip.aent is functional before leaving for-surveys.
3.3 Conduct surveys when directed to do so by the Plant Survey Group Leader.
Fill out appropriate sections of Appendix EP 205B-1.
3.4 Repcrt data to the Plant Survey Group Leader.
4.0 Field Survey Group Leader shall:
4.1 Dispatch squads, to monitor areas offsite, as designated by the Radiation Protection Team L'eader.
4,2 Maintain communications with survey teams.
4.3 Analyze and relay the collected survey data to the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
5.0 Field Survey Group Members shall:
i 5.1 Acquire equipment & maps as the situation requires.
5.2 Inform senior ranking Security officer of vehicle license plate number of field survey vehicles and personnel assigned to those vehicles.
5.3 Conduct surveys as assigned by the Fiold Survey Group Leader.
Fill out appropriate portions of Appendix EP 205B-2.
5.4 Upon completion of the surveys, return the vehicle to a predetermined ~ area (preferably the Delta Service Building).
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If the vehicle was contaminated, inform the Field Survey Group Leader.
'i. 6 Report data to the Field Survey Group Leader.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Radiation Protection Team Leader s' hall:
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REFERENCES l.
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 5.2.2.2.1.d Personnel Dosimetry / Bioassay /
Respiratory Protection 2.
Health Physics Opcrating/ Chemistry Operating-Procedu,res HPO/CO-9 Respiratory Protection Program HPO/CO-9b Respiratory Protective Equipment Selection and Use HPO/CO-9c Despiratory Protective Equipment Maintenance and Quality Assurance HPO/CO-13a Control of Personnel Dosimetry Dadges HPO/CO-26 Personnel Bioassay Program 3.
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1.1 Determine what type of services aru required of the Personnel Dosimetry,. Bioassay, and Respiratory Group.
Personnel Dosimetry (Part A of this procedure)
Bioassay, Whole Body Counting, or other bicassay metnods (Part B of this procedure)
Respiratory Protect' ion, Fitting (Part C_of this procedure) 1.2 Contact the Personnel Dosimetry, Bioassay and Respiratory Protection Group Leader and inform him of the services needed from step 1.1.
Direct him to assemble the equipment and supplies required for the group to operate, and tell him where services are required.
2.0 Personnel Dosimetry, Bioassay, and Respiratory Protection Group Leader shall:
2.1 Assemble the equipment and supplies deemed necessary by the Radiation Protection Team Leader in step 1.2#
2.2 Instruct the group members to perform a check of the equipment they receive.
2.3 Direct the group to report to the area specified by the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
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1.2 Take the emergency dosimetric devices to the area designated by the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
1.3 Coordinate with the Senior Ranking Security Officer, on shift, issuing dosimetry to emergency team personnel and offsite emergency response teams (i.e.,
ambulance crewa, fire-fighting crews, etc.), ia accordance with HPO/CO-13a, Control of Personnel Dosimetry Badges.
1.4 Maintain a list of the personnel to whom dosimetric devices are distributed.
See Appendix EP 205C-1, Dosimetric Devices Log.
1.5 Commence follow-up actions.
PART B, PERSONNEL BIOASSAY 1.0 Personnel Dosimetry, Bicassay, and Respiratory Protectio,n
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1.3 As soon as practicable, locate these people and obtain necessary samples in accordance with HPO/CO-26, Personnel Bioassay Program.
PART C, RESPIRATORY PROTECTION 1.
Personnel Dosimetry, Bioassay, and Respiratory Protection Group Leader shall:
1.1 P.eport t'o the area requiring respiratory equipment fitting and supervision, as specified by the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
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FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS PART A, EMERGENCY DOSIMETRY ISSUANCE 1.0 Personnel Dosimetry, Bioassay, and Respiratory Protecticn Group Leader shall:
1.1 Establish a dosimetric device collection station.
1.2 Obtain any remaining information necessary to complete Appendix EP 205C-1.
1.3 Arrange to have dosimetric devices processed.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS PART B, PERSONNEL BIOASSAY 1.0 Personnel Dosimetry, Bioassay, and Respiratory Protection Group Leader shall:
1.1 Compare the results of the bioassay analysis with the most recent analysis performed on the person (if available) prior to the emergency.
1.2 Report results to the Radiation Protection Team Leader.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS PART C, RESPIRATORY PROTECTION 1.0 Personnel Dosimetry, Bioassay, and Respiratory Protection Group Leader shall:
1.1 Recover respiratory equipment and process for re-use.
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EP-206 FIRE AND DAMAGE TEAM ACTIVATION PUPEOSE To define the actions required to activate the Fire and Damage Team.
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Peach Botto n Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title.
5.2.2.2.3 Fire and Damage Team 2.
EP 401 Entry for Emergency Repair, Operation,s, and Search and Rescue.
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NUREG 0654 Crite.ria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nucl' ear Power Plants.
APPENDIX EP-206-1 Emergency Exposure Limits (Emergency Plan Table 6.1)~
ACTION LEVEL The Fire and Damage Team shall be activated whenever there is a situation on site that the Emergency Director deems their services necessary.
PRECAUTIONS 1.
If team members are required to enter a hazardous area, there shall be a minimum of two people per group entering.
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Team member's exposure should be limited to the adminis-trative guide levels in Appendix EP 206-1, Emergency Exposure Limits,.
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1.0 Emergency Director shall:
1.1 Call the Fire and Damage Team Leader.
If the situation permits, discuss the problem with the Fire and Damage Team Leader so he can assess the situation and determine how many team members will be necessary to correct the, problem.
1.2 Direct the commun'icator to contact Fire and Damage Team members, as necessary; refer to EP 209 Appendix D-2 s
for telephone numbers.
Inform the team members where to assemble.
1.3 Contact offsite agencies, as necessary, for assistance.
2.0 Shift Supervisor shall:
2.1 Assume the role of Interim Fire and Damage Team Leader and direct their response in accordance with the applicable procedure:
EP 206A Fire Fighting Group EP 206B Emergency Repair Group 2.2 Keep the Emergency Director informed of the status of the situation and advice him of the need for offsite assistance.
3.0 Interim Fire and Damage Team Member (s) shall:
3.1 Report to the Interin Fire and Damage Team Leader at the site of the event.
4.0 Fire and Damage Team Leader shall:
1 4.1 Determine how many team members will be necessary to correct the problem and contact them with information on where to report.
4.2 Report to the assembly area.
4.3 Assemble the team and contact the Interim Fire and Damage Team Leader and get a-status update of the situation.
4.4 Inform Emergency Director.
4.5 Direct the team to relieve or assist the Interim Team Members, as necessary.
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' To define the actions of the Fire Fighting Group.
REFERENCES 1.
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section' Title 5.2.2.2.3 Fire and Damage Team 2.
EP 401 Entry for Emergency Repair, Operations, and Search and Rescue.
3.
NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and' Pre-paredness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
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E-8 Fire on Site APPENDIX EP-206A-1 Emergency Exposure Levels (Emergency Plan Table 6.1)
ACTION LEVEL The Fire Fighting Group will be activated whenever there is a situation onsite that the Fire and Damage Team Leader deems their services necessary.
PRECAUTIONS 1.
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1.1 Assemble the Fire Fighting Group.
1.2 Explain the situation and what has to be done, to the group, in detail.
1.3 Direct the group to commence fighting the fire in accordance with E-8, Fire on Site.
If entry into a hazardous area is necessary, do so in accordance with EP 401, Entry for Emergency Repair, Operations and Search and Rescue.
Consult F procedures for detailed information of conditions, layout and equipment in the area.
2.0 Fire Fighting Group Members shall:
2.1 Report to the fire area with equipment and fight the fire under direction of the team leader.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Interim Fire and Damage Team Leader shall:
1.1 Feriodically update the Emergency Director o_f the status of the situation, request the Emergency Director to ask for assistance from the Delta-Cardiff Fire and Ambulance Company, if necessary.
2.0 Fire and Damage Team Leader shall:
2.1 Report to the area of the fire when notified by the Emergency Director.
2.2 Obtain an update of the situation and, relieve the Interim Fire and Damage Team Leader.
2.3 Direct and coordinate fire fighting as necessary.
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Operation of Equipment to Mitigats an Emergency **
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Protection of Health and Safety of the Emergency Public 5 rem 25 rem Director 4.
Other Emergency 10 CFR 20-10 CFR 20 Emergency Activities limits limits Director 5.
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Group.
REFERENCES l
- 1.. Peach Bottom Atomic Power. Station Emerg5ncy Plan S.ection Title 5.2.2.2.3 Fire and Damage Team 2.
EP 401 Entry for Emergency Repair, Operations, and Search and Rescue.
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NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
APPENDIX EP-2068-1 Emergency Exposure Limits (Emergency Plan Table 6.1)
ACTION LEVEL The Emergency Repair Group will be activated whenever there is a situation on site that the Fire and Damage Team Leader deems their services necessary.
PRECAUTION 1.
Team member's exposure should be limited to the adminis-trative guide levels in Appendix EP 206B-1, Emergency l
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1.1 Assemble the Emergency Repair Group.
'. 2 Explain the situation and what has to be done, to the group in detail.
1.3 Determine if he needs to designate an Emergency Repair Group Leader due to the situation at hand.
If this is necessary, give him instructions on what actions should be taken by the group.
2.0 Emergency Repair Group Members shall:
2.1 Report to the area designated by the group leader.
2.2 Assemble necessary equipment (i.e, tools,, parts, etc.)
for the pen' ding operations.
2.3 Follow the directions of the group leader.
FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Interim Fire and Damage Team Leader shall:
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2.0 Fire and Damage Team Leader shall:
2.1 Report to the area that has been damaged, when notified by the Emergency Director.
2.2 Obtain an update of the situation and relieve the Interim Fire and Damage Leader.
2.3 Direct and cordinate emerger.cy repair operations as necessary.
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Life Saving and Reduction Emergency **
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Operation of Equipment to Mitigate an Emergency **
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- PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE, EP-207 PERSONNEL SAFETY TEAM ACTIVATION PURPOSE To define the actions necessary to activate and assemble the Personnel Safety Team.
REFERENCES 1.
peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Fmergency Plan Section Title 5.2.2.2.2 Personnel Safety Team 6.4.1 Protective Cover,' Evacuation, and Personnel Accountability 2.
Health Physics Operating / Chemistry Operating Procedures Number Title HPO/CO-6 Personnel Contamination Survey Techniques HPO/CO-7 Personnel Decontamination Proceduru HPO/CO-8 Decontamination of Tools and Equipment HPO/CO-14 Identification and Control of Tools and Equipment in Controlled Areas.
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NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evalu-ation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
APPENDIX EP-207-1 Emergency' Exposure Limits (Eme'rgency Plan Table 6.1)
ACTION LEVEL The Emergency Director shall activate the Personnel Safety Team at his discretion.
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Team member's exposure.should be limited to the administrative guide levels in Appendix EP 207-1, Emergency Exposure Limits.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.0 Emergency Director shall:
1.1 Designate a Plant Operator to assume the role of Interim Personnel Safety Team Leader and direct this person to assemble the Interim Personnel Safety Team from available resources.
1.2 Inform the Interim Personnel Safety Team Leader of the reason for the team being activated.
.l.3 Instruct the Interim Personnel Safety Team Leader to assemble the Interim Personnel Safety Team in the Operations Support Center or the Control Room if the Operations Support Center is not habitable, for instructions.
1.4 Call the Personnel Safety Team Leader.. If the situation permits, discuds the problem with the Personnel Safety Team Leader so he can assess the situation and determine how many team members will be necessary for a'nticipa.ted operations.
2.0 Interim Personnel Safety Team Leader shall:
2.1 Assign available personnel from the Operations Support Center to the required Personnel Safety Team Sub-groups to carry out applicable portions of the following procedures as.necessary.
EP 207A Search and Rescue EP 207B Personnel Assembly and Accountability EP 207C First Aid EP 207D Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination 3.0 Interim Personnel Safety Team Members shall:
3.1 Follow the directions 'of the Interim Personnel Safety Team Leader.
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4.1 Report te the Interim. Personnel Safety Team Leader to obtain a status report and relieve him.
4.2 Assign team memb(-,cs to functional groups as necessary.
Search and Rescue EP 207A Personnel Assembly and Accountability EP 207B First Aid EP 207C Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination-EP 207D 4.3 Designate Group Leaders for the functional groups formed.
4.4 Maintain communications with the groups af ter they have been sent to perform their assigned tasks.
5.0 Personnel Safety Team Members shall:
5.1 Report to the designated area as qui..ckly as possible.
5.2 Follow the directions of the Interim Personnel Safety
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To define the requirements and provide the guidance to conduct search and rescue operations.
REFERENCES:
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ACTION LEVEL The Search and Rescua group will be activated, whenever per-
.sonnel are known tc. be missing or in need of help.
The Health Physics aspects of EP 401, Entry for Emergency Repair, Opera-tions; and Search and Rescue, should also be implemented in conjunction with this procedure as much as practicable.
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Personnel will participate in search and rescue operations' on a voluntary basis.
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Proper radiological controls must be adhered to as much as practicable during search and rescue operations.
This activity is exempt from Radiological Work Permit (RWP) requirements.
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Team member's exposure should be limited to the administrative guide levels in Appendix EP 207A-1, Emergency Exposure Limits.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.0 Personnel Safety Team Leader shall:
1.1 Select volunteers with first preference to be members of the Personnel Safety Team to form Search and Rescue Group (s).
Each group shall consist of at least three membersr one must be qualified'in first aid, one must be a Health Physics Technician, and the third person should be qualified in first aid.
All will be familiar with the plant.
1.2 Appoint the most qualified person of the three to be the Search and Rescue Group Leader and to carry out Section 2.0 of this procedure.
1.3 Inform the Emergency Director that Search and Rescue Group (s) have been formed.
1.4 Obtain exposure limit from the Emergency Director for this activity.
If subsequent search and rescue opera-tions are necessary, the Emergency Director will adju:st the radiation exposure limit accordingly.
1.5 Coordinate all Search and Rescue Groups so that duplication of effort and unnecessary radiation exposure is minimized.
1.6 If offsite medical help is necessary, request the Emergency Director to contact the necessary ambulance, hospital or physician in accordadce with EP 207C, First Aid (Immediate Actions Section 4.0).
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2.1 Ensure that each member has the necessary proper respiratory equipment,-anti-contamination clothing,.and personal dosimetry in accordance with EP 401, Entry'for Emergency Repair, Operations, and Search and Rescue.
Confirm proper equipment, clothing, and dosimetry with the Personnel Safety Team Leader.
2.2 Obtain the following information prior to performing search and rescue operations:
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last known location of each individual b.
the job each individual was working on c.
any significant plant status known that may affect the search and any special instructions, d.
number of missing persons.
2.3 Ensure the group is equipped with a first aid kit.
2.4 Lead the group to the last known location of the missing individual.
If necessary, expand the se' arch'to adjacent areas.
2. 5 Inform the Personnel Safety Team Leader of ail the actions of the group and whenever the group locates any missing personnel.
l 2.6 Direct administration of first aid and medical care as necessary and transport or escort the individual to a i
safe location as soon as possible.
If necessary, notify the Personnel Safety Team Leader of the need for offsite medical assistance.
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EMERGENCY EXPOSURE LIMITS Projected e
Whole Body Thyroid
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Life Saving and Emergency **
Reduction of Injury 75 rem
- 375 rem Director 2.
Operation of Equipment Emergency **
to Mitigate an Emergency 25 rem
- 125 rem Director 3.
Pr'otection of Health and Safety of the Emergency Public 5 rem 25 rem Director 4.
Other Emergency 10 CFR 20 10 CFR 20 Emergency Activities limits limits Director 5.
Re-Entry / Recovery Administrative Administrative Activities Guidelines Guidelines N/A
Reference:
EPA-520/1-75-001 Table 2.l' s
- Such exposure shall be on a voluntary basis 1
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC. COMPANY PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 AND 3 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EP-207B PERSONNEL ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUNTABILITY PURPOSE:
1 To define the actions to be'taken whenever there has been an emergency at the plant that requires the assembling and accounting of personnel.
REFERENCES 1,
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan Section Title 5.2.2.2.4 Security Team 6.4.1.1.c Protective Cover, Evacuation, and Personnel
- Accountability 7.4 Protective Fac4.lities 2.
NUREG 0654 Criteria for Prepar'ation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergencf Response Plans and Preparedness in Suppor. of Nuclear Power Plants.
APPENDIX C
None ACTION LEVEL This procedure will be implemented whenever personnel are evacuated beyond the security area.
PRECAUTIONS None
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1.0 Senior Ranking Security-Officar on Shif t shall:
1.1 Direct at leart. one Security Team Member to stand a$
each of the roto-gates at the exit of the Security Building.
Direct the team members to inform personnel
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badges in the buckets provided.
1.2 Direct Security Team Members to perform the following:
a) periedically transport the security badges to the Auxiliary Secondary Alarm' System.
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" card-out" tha security badges.
c) place " carded-out" security badges on the secu'rity badge board.
d) compile a list of names of personnel still on site.
e) transport the list to the Personnel Safety Team Leader at the assembly area and to the Shift Superintendent 2.0 Security Team Members designated by the Senior Ranking Security Officer on shift shall:
2.1 Prevent use of the card readers at the axit of the Security Building.
2.2 Station themselves at the roto-gates at the exit of the Security Building, and direct exiting personnel to deposit their security badges in the buckets provided.
2.3 Compile a list of names of personnel still on site.
2.4 Transport the list to the Personnel Safety Team Leader at the assembly area and to the Shift Superintendent.
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FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 Personnel Safety Team Leader shall:
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1.2 Inform the Emergency Director of the unaccounted personnel.
1.3 Form Search and Rescue Groups in accordance with EP 207A, Search and Rescue, when directed by the Emergency Director.
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