ML20053D682
| ML20053D682 | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 05/11/1982 |
| From: | GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP. |
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| 0006W, 6W, PROC-820511-01, NUDOCS 8206070198 | |
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1054.8 Revision 2 THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT NO. 2 ElERGENCY PLANNING IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1054.8 CONTROf I.ED COPY FOR CALLOUT OF ONSITE AND OFFSITE DUTY ROSTER PERSONNEL USE IN UN' T I' ON' Y Table of Effective Pages
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UNIT NO. 2 ElERGENCY PLANNING PROCEDURE 1054.8 CALLOUT OF ONSITE AND OFFSITE DUTY ROSTER PERSONNEL j
1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidance for the notification of the appropriate members of the onsite and offsite Einergercy Duty Section(s).
The Communications Assistant is responsible for implementing this proce-dure when directed by the Emergency Dimetor.
2.0 ATTACHMENTS 2.1 Attachment I - Instructions for Code-A-Phone Answering Machine.
2.2 Attachment II - Notification of Board of Directors, Vice President Nuclear Assurance and GPU Reading Dispatch Control Centar.
3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS O
This Procedure to de initieted uPon deciaretion of tne foiiowina:
3.1 Unusual Event (1054.1) 3.2 Alert (1054.2) 3.3 Site Emergency (1054.3) 3.4 General Emergency (1054.4) 3.5 As directed by the Emergency Director 4.0 DERGENCY ACTIONS 4.1 Actions required for an Unusual Event, Alert, Site or General Emergency.
4.1.1 For an Unusual Event request the Emergency Director to indicate which Duty Section members are to be contacted, if arty.
4.1.2 Verify that a message has been placed on the V
Code-A-Phone in accortlance with Attachment I.
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L. King b.
Work phone - 8326 c.
Home phone d.
Beeper 782-1968 e.
Message:
This is the Comunications Assistant at Three Mile Island Unit 2.
We have declared a(n)
(emergency classification) at (time) 4.1.4 Contact the Acting Plant Operations Director - TMI 2 a.
J. Barton (if Barton is the Duty Section Superintendent proceed to the next step).
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Work phone - 8401 c.
Home phone -
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Beeper - 782-1781 e.
Message:
This is the Connunications Assistant at the Three Mile Island Unit 2.
We have declared a(r)
(emergency classification) at (time) 4.1.5 Contact Public Affairs Representative a.
Refer to "Onsite Duty Roster, Additional Support Personnel" for name, number, etc.
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Message:
This is the Communications Assistant at Three Mile Island Unit 2.
We have declared a(n)
(emergency classification) at (time) 4.1.6 NRC Site Representative:
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During Normal Working hours call:
Rich Conte Office Phone - 948-1126 Beeper - 782-9979 b.
If Mr. Conte cannot be contacted or during after hours / holidays, etc., refer to NRC Duty Roster at the Shift Foreman's desk.
4.1.7 Contact one of the four Emergency Preparedness Representatives listed below:
l G.J. Giangi R.E. Rogan
- Work Phone - 8440
- Work Phone - 8048
- Home Phone -
- Home Phone -
- Beeper - 782-1695
- Beeper - 782-1766 R. Jones J. Brady
- Work Phone - 87AQ
- Work Phone - 8439
- Home Phone -
- Home Phone -
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- Beeper - 782-1146
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1054.8 Revision 2 This is the Communications Assistant at Three Mile O
Island Unit 2.
We have declared a(n)
(emergency classification) at ttime)
For all classes of emergencies the Emergency Pre-paredness Representative is to ensure proper notifi-cation is made per Attachment II.
NOTE:
The Emergency Preparedness Representative may be calling the Control Room for more information.
4.1.8 Contact the York Haven Power Station a.
Telephone 71-82-356 or 73-1-266-3654/3655 O
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This is the Communications Assistant at Three Mile Island Unit 2.
We have declared a(n)
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ltime) 4.2 Callout of Onsite Duty Roster - required for an Alert, Site, or General Emergency or when directed by the Emergency Director.
4.2.1 Check the following locations to detennine which members of the duty section have already reported in response to the emergency announcement.
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Control Room (visual check), Shift Supervisors Office (visual check).
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Operations Support Center -
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Phone number - 948-8092 c.
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Phone number - 948-8352 4.2.2 Using the TMI 2 Onsite Emegency Onjanization Duty Roster as a reference, (located at Shift Foreman's Desk) make all the remaining notifications as instructed below:
NOTE:
The Consnunications Assistant will record a message on the Code-A-Phone. This message will announce that an emergency has occurmd and mquire the duty section member to confinn his response. A rewind Q
of the message tape will provide you with a status of responding duty section members.
( Attachment I, Step 3).
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DURING NORIML WORKING HOURS (WEEKDAYS 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
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Call the office number listed and tell the individual to respond to his designated duty station.
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If the person is not there or if the party doesn't answer, activate the beeper, by dialing the number listed on the Duty i
Roster.
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Periodically, rewind the phone recording O
device to determine who has responded to the phone pager activation. SEE NOTE
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AFTER HOURS / HOLIDAYS, ETC.
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Call the home phone number listed and tell the individual to mspond to his desig-nated duty station.
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If the person is not there or if the party doesn't answer, activate the beeper, by dialing the number listed on the Duty Roster.
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Periodically rewind the phone recording O
device to detennine who has msponded to the beeper activation. SEE NOTE A80VE.
4.2.3 Use the TMI 2 Onsite Duty Roster as follows:
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As the duty section individual is called or beeped, denote this on the Duty Roster.
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If the duty section individual has responded to his beeper, denote this on the Duty Roster.
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If the duty section individual is present in his designated location (check by phone) denote this on the Duty Roster.
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W. Riethle G. Baker
- Work Phone - 944-6709
- Work Phone - 944-2648 :
- Home Phone -
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- Beeper - 782-1395 4.2.5 Infonn the Emergency Director when all contacts have been made and provide him with a list of individuals that cannot be reached.
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If the Duty Section individual has not responded to beeper activations, notify the Emergency Director of this and request that he designate a suitable replacement.
4.3 Callout of Offsite Duty Roster - Required for a Site or General Emergency or when directed by the Emergency Director. Obtain a copy of the offsite duty roster from the Emergency Director or his Designee.
4.3.1 If an Unusual Event or Alert is declared request the Emergency Director to indicate which offsite duty members are to be contacted (if any). If a Site or General Emergency is declared, proceed to Step 4.3.2.
NOTE:
The Offsite Duty Roster is divided into three priority groups. The Priority one member is to be contacted initially, if no contact, then try the Priority two member then the Priority three, until one member is reached.
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Contact the offsite duty members in the following manner:
4.3.2 NOTE:
Personnel indicated by asterisks are Parsippany based and are reached through the GPU offices in Parsippany, or through the Jersey Central Power and Light Company dispatcher in Morris-town, NJ (74-1-(201) 455-8345). The dispatcher must be requested to activate TMI Emergency Pager No.111 or activate the beeper of the Parsippany duty member. If Parsippany Duty Personnel do not respond to their beepers, attempt to contact these individuals at home.
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During Normal Working Hours (Workdays 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
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Call the E0F (8587/88/89) and the AE0F (944-4644/8535), obtain the names of the personnel that have responded, and check off their names on the Off-Site Duty Roster.
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Call Parsippany Technical Functions (74-1 (201) 455-8200), infonn rem of the emergency. Record the name of the person contacted and the time of the call.
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Call all remaining Priority 1 personnel at their office number, tell the individual to respond to his designated duty station.
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If the Priority 1 or 2 individual does not mspond, proceed to the Priority 3 indi-vidual; follow steps 3 and 4 above.
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At least once an hour, rewind the phone recording device (Code-A-Phone) to deter-mine who has responded to beeper activa-tio n.
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After hours / holidays, et:.
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Call the home number listed for each mquimd Priority 1 position, and tell the
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If the person is not there, activate their beeper.
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If there is no response from the Priority 1 person, follow steps 1 and 2 above, for the Priority 2 person.
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If there is no response from the Priority 1 or 2 person follow steps 1 and 2 above, for the Priority 3 person.
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Periodically, rewind the phone recording device (Code-A-Phone) to 'detemine who has 4
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and status as to the phone calls made, the pagers acti-vated and members msponding.
4.3.4 Infona the Emergency Director when all contacts have been made and provide the Emergency Director with a list of individuals that cannot be reached.
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If any of the Duty Roster positions have not been filled, notify the Emergency Director or the Emergency Support Director and request that l
he designate a suitable r(placement.
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5.1 The members of the onsite duty section have been notified and am msponding.
llQ 5.2 If applicable, the members of the offsite duty roster have been notified and are msponding.
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FOR USE IN UNIT 11 ONLY 10s4.8 Re. vision 2 ATTACHENT I INSTRUCTIONS FOR CODE-A-PHONE ANSWERING MACHINE CONTROL PHONE: Located in Shift Supervisor's Office.
This is a telephone answering machine utilized to maintain a record of personnel responding to an emergency.
OPERATION:
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To place out-going message on machine:
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Position selector on machine front to " ANN-REC".
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Pick Up Handset.
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Depress button on handset and begin recording the i
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"This i s at Three Mile Island
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Unit Control Room. An emergency has been O
( or z) declared in Unit All members of the (1 or 2) i Emergency Organization report to (onsite/of fsite) your stations.
At the tone leave your name, post-tion you will be filling and your expected time of arri val."
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Upon completion of message, release button on handset and position selector on machine front to "ANS-REC".
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ATTACHENT I (Cont'd)
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To check announcement.
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Position selectar on machine front to " ANN-CHECK".
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If speaker switch is not in the "out" position then pick up handset and depress button. Message will be heard on handset.
If speaker switch h in the "out" position, the message will be heard on the speaker.
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To check incoming call s.
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Set the selector on machine front to " Play".
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Rewind tape by placing mwind-fast forward lever to the rewind position (left). Once tape has been mwound, reposition the mwind-fast forward lever to the mid-position.
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To listen to incoming calls proceed to step 2b above.
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Call Unit 1 Control Room (8069,8070,8071) and ensure they put the same message on their Code-A-Phone.
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Periodically contact Unit 1 to find out which personnel have responded on their phone in onier to check them off on the Roster.
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. FOR USE IN UNIT ll ONLY 1054.8 Revision 2 ATTACHMENT II Notification of Board of Directors, Vice President Nuclear Assurance and GPU-Reading Dispatch Control Center 1.
For all classes of emerger.cies notify:
GPU Reading Oispatch Control Center Phone 76-5421 GPU Reading Load Director's desk (215) 372-4662 2.
For an alert, site, or general emergency also notify the following individuals:
V. P. Nuclear Assurance R. L. Long S. Bartnoff Work Phone 76-86-6295 Parsip.
Work Phone 76-86-6593 Parsip.
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(201) bb9-0297 Beeper (201) 539-9600 R. C. Arnold B. H. Cherry Work Phone 8189 Work Phone 76-86-6244 Parsip.
Home Phone Home Phone (:
Beeper 782-8146 Beeper (201) 539-9600 P. R. Clark W. Verrochi Work Phone 76-86-6797 Parsip.
Work Phone 76-81-8211 JCP and L Home Phone w.
Home Phone L Beeper (201) 539-9600 Beeper (201) 539-9600 H. Dieckamp J. R. Leva Work Phone 76-86-6030 Parsip.
Work Phone 76-82-8400 Penelec Home Phone s.
Home Phone L Beeper (201) 539-9600 Beeper (None)
W. Kuhns F. J. Smith Work Phone 76-86-6040 Parsip.
Work Phone 71-6170 Met Ed Home Phone L Home Phone.
Beeper (201) 539-9600 Beeper (None)
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UNIT NO. 2 EMERGENCY FLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1054.24 RECOVERY OPERATIONS 1.0 PURPOSE This pqocedure provides general guidance to assist the implementation of a recovery effort. The Emergency Director (ED), Emergency Support Director (ESD), and Division Vice Presidents are responsible for imple-raenting this procedure.
2.0 ATTACHMENTS 2.1 Attachment I - Long Term Recovery Organization 3.0 REC 0VERY CRITERIA 3.1 When in the judgement of the Emergency Director, with concurrence from the Emergency Support Director, the emergency situation is under control as evidenced by all of the following criteria:
O a) aediatioa 1eveis ia aii ia-aie"t ereas re stabie or decreas-
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Releases of radioactive materials to the environment are under control or have ceased.
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Any fire, flooding or similar conditions are controlled or have ceased.
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Containment pressure is normal.
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Reactor plant is stable and in a long term safe shutdown condition.
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c-1054.24 Revision 0 3.2-If all of the above cr8teria are not met but the plant is proceed-O ing in an orderly fashion towards meeting the above criteria, the ESO/ED may de-escalate to a lower emergency classification, imple-h ent a two-or three-section watchbill, and maintain the emergency response capability at the fully-manned level; or implement a reduced staffing of the emergency organizations commensurate with plant conditions until such time as recovery or close-out is appropriate.
NOTE:
As a minimum for an Alert all the ensite emergency facilities (TSC, OSC, and ECC) must be manned. As a minimum for a Site or General Emergency all the onsite and offsite emergency facilities must be manned.
~3. 3 If the recovery phase criteria have been met, but long term recov-ery operations are not necessary, close out the emergency by making the notifications in Attachment I,Section III of 1054.1, 1054.2, 1054.3, or 1054.4 and tenninate this procedure.
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3.4 If the recovery phase criteria have been met, and long term recov-ery operations are necessary refer to section 4.0, Recovery Actions.
4.0 REC 0VERY ACTIONS Initial s 4.1 The Emergency Director is responsible for the following actions.
I 4.1.1 After reviewing the recovery criteria, obtain concurrence from the Emergency Support Director that l
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4.1.3 Infonn all activated emergency facilities that mcovery operations are in effect.
4.2 The Emergency Support Director is responsible for the following actions.
4.2.1 Establish an organizational structure as shown in Attachment I.
i 4.2.2 Notify all members of the long tenn recovery organi-zation that mcovery operations are about to cormnence.
4.2.3 At a pre-designated time, transfer the responsibil-O
oPer tioa to the arrice of the President GPU-Nuclear. This includes over-seeing the operations of the various functional groups, ensuring that all activities, proposed courses of action, and contingency plans receive proper analysis and coordination and selecting senior personnel to fill the key positions in the long-term recovery organization. l 4.3 Division Vice Pmsidents are responsible for the following actions. 4.3.1 Assemble and brief all members of the long tenn mcovery organization prior to fonnal implementation. 4.3.2 As appropriate, assign personnel to a two or thme 1 section watchbill in ortier to support the recovery Q effort as a long tena basi:,. L FOR USE IN UNITI\\ ONLY. 1 -. _,... _,. ~.. _ _ -. _ ] 1 FOR USE IN. UNIT ll ONLY ws4.24 Revision 0 4.3.3 During the recovery effort, ensure that the exposure limits are controlled in accordance with the ALARA concept. 4.3.4 As necessary, develop specific recovery plans to restore the plant to a safe operating mode. 4.4 In addition to the responsibilities listed in 4.3 above, Division Vice Presidents have the following specific responsibilities during long tenn recovery. 4.4.1 The Vice President Comunications - responsible for the overall guidance and direction of the public relations and comunications program to ensure rapid, consistent and accurate infonnation about the nuclear facilities is distributed to public offi-O cieis. 4adustrv rePreseatetives, medie customers. employees, shareholders and regulatory agencies. 4.4.2 The Vice President Administration - responsible for providing the necessary administrative / logistics requirements such as comunications, manpower, transportation, comissary arrangements, accomoda-tions, clerical support, and temporary office space and equipment. He sets priorities; develops plans and schedules; coordinates and monitors the status of tasks; and reports the work progress of all the technical groups. In addition, he provides admini-stration support liaison with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. l O FOR USE N UNITh ONLY FOR USE IN. UNIT ll ONLY 1os4.24 Revision 0 4.4.J The Vice President TMI responsible for providing O engineering support, technical planning and analy-j sis, procedure support, control room technical I support, data reduction and management, and support.. relating to licensing requirements. He is respon-sible for providing the engineering, design, mater-f als --4 construction necessary to complete required mot uons to plant systems, equipment and structu res. He will also be responsible for ensur-ing the safe and efficient clean-up of all radio-active waste water and eventual decontamination of the buildings for either the return of the unit to full operation or the decommissioning of the unit as O a nuclear generating station in accordance with corporate policies, all applicable laws, regula-tions, licenses and technical requirements. 4.4.4 The Vice President Nuclear Assurance - responsible for implementing the Quality Assurance Plan for all recovery activities important to safety. He is responsible for implementing all necessary general employee, technical and recovery management training programs. He provides ongoing development of the Site Emergency Plan and Implementing Document and ensures that Emergency Preparedness is maintained l for potentially hazardous recovery activities. He l lO. n^ FOR USE Ifd VNt1 11 ONLY m t v t e I FOR USE IN. UNIT ll ONLY 1054.24 Revision 0 assists the Generating Station by providing chem-O istry and metallurgical analytical services and reconsnending chemistry requirements'ind specifica-h tions for recovery and plant lay-up activities. He monitors, evaluates and assures that all recovery activities having the potential for compromising nuclear safety are adequately addressed. 4.4.5 The Vice President Radiological and Environmental Controls - responsible for ensuring that optimum safeguards for environmental radiation controls are designed, implemented and monitored to assure safe, reliable and efficient operations in accordance with corporate policies, all applicable laws, regula- ] tions, licenses and technical requirements. 4.4.6 The Vice President of Maintenance and Construction - responsible for direction of activities associated with major maintenance tasks and accomplishment of the field work for major modifications. He also provides corporatc oversight for all plant maintan-ance activities, which is directed toward common-ality of practices and precedures in these areas. 5.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 5.1 The plant is in a long-term recovery mode, or the eme.gency has been de-escalated and being maintcined at the fully manned level or a reduced staf fing level. ! n v FOR USE @/ UNlTil ONLY O O 10s4.2, 0 Revision 0 S s. ATTACINENT I 'Tl . O 2 Office of Pmsident C s N i' (/) s rp' T Executi ve ~ O 1
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- President :
- President President :
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- Construction :
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