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Public Version of Revision 2 to Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Manual,Including Procedures EP-IP-001 Re Emergency Classification & EP-IP-002 Re Emergency Mgt Notification
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CONTROLLED TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURE MANUAL

                                                   -                      EFFECTIVE FORM NUMBER            TITLE                             REVISION DATE EP-IP-001   Emergency Classification                         0      6/28/82 EP-IP-002   Emergency Management Notification                0      6/16/82 EP-IP-003   Emergency Management Responsibilities            0      6/16/82 EP-IP-006   Search / Rescue /First Aid                       0      6/16/82 EP-IP-007   Personnel Assembly and Accountability            0      6/16/82 EP-IP-008   Natural Occurrences                              0      6/16/82

('~'S C) EP-IP-009 Emergency Off-Site Oose Calculations 0 6-23-82 EP-IP-010 In-Plant Emergency Monitoring 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-011 Security Contingency 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-012 On-site Emergency Monitoring 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-013 Off-site Emergency Monitoring Teams 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-014 Personnel and Vehicle Containment 0 6/16/82 Surveys EP-IP-015 Emergency Access 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-016 Damage Control 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-017 Toxic Material 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-018 Emergency Call-in and Communications 0 6/28/82 EP-IP-019 Management of Off-site Emergency 0 6/16/82 Monitoring EP-IP-021 Site Emergency Evacuation 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-027 Activation of Restoration Organization 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-028 Downarade and Termination 0 6/16/82 C' 08030086 820719 PLR ADOCK 05000387 F pgp

I Revision 2 ( Effective Date 6-28-82 Page 2 of 2 EFFECTIVE FORM NUMBER TITLE REVISION DATE EP-IP-029 Activation of TSC 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-030 -Activation of Emergency Operations 0 6/16/82 Facility and Transfer of Control From the Technical Support Center EP-IP-031 Public Information Emergency 0 6/16/82 Procedures EP-IP-032 General Office Activation 0 6/16/82 , EP-IP-033 Dose Assessment and Protective Actions 0 6/28/82 EP-IP-034 Reactor Building Sample Station 0 6/16/82 Emergency Sampling Emergency Vent Monitor Sampling 6/16/82 EP-IP-035 0 EP-IP-038 Reconstruction and Accident Close out 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-041 Fire Emergencies 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-042 Chemistry Lab Emergency Preparation 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-043 Pass Small Volume Liquid Sample 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-044 Emergency Environmental Sampling 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-045 Pass 10-ML Gas Sampling 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-046 Pass Iodine /Particualte Sample 0 6/16/82 l EP-IP-047 Pass Large Liquid / Dissolved 0 6/16/82 Gas Sample O

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T r m E f,s 'j p q J,y Revision 1 i A:c; Effective Date 6/23/82 V Page 1 of 1 FORMS INDEX EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURE MANUAL Effect. Procedure No. Title Rev. Date EP-IP-002-1 Incident Form 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-002-2 Radiological Assessment Form 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-012-1 On-site Monitoring Team Data Sheet 0 6/16/82 EF-IP-013-1 Off-site Monitoring Team Data Sheets 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-013-2 Emergency Kit Inventory Kit 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-019-1 Off-site Emergency Teams 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-019-2 Off-site Teams - Dose Readings 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-034-1 Reactor Building Sample Station 0 6/16/82 Emergency Sampling Data Sheet EP-IP-035-1 Vent Monitor Samples Data Sheet 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-035-2 Vent Monitor Samples Data Sheet 0 6/16/82 . EP-IP-043-1 Pass Small Volume Liquid Sample 0 6/16/82 Data Sheet EP-IP-044-1 Data Sheet 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-045-1 Pass 10ML Gas Sample 0 6/16/82 Data Sheet EP-IP-046-1 Pass Iodine / Particulate 0 6/16/82 Sample Data Sheet EP-IP-047-1 Dissolved Gas Sample Data Sheet 0 6/16/82 EP-IP-009-1 Data Sheet 2 0 6/23/82 Worksheet for Dose Calculation Recording EP-IP-009-2 Overlay Calculation Worksheet 0 6/23/82 l 1

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                                                                      -                      3 1.0 PURPOSE 3

2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4 5.0 DEFINITIONS 4 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS ATTACHMENTS O ATTACHMENT fAGE Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / SHIFT SUPERVISOR 5 A l

                                             - Timing of Classification                       6 Action Step - RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR                  7 B

Action Step - RECOVERY MANAGER 8 C Action Step - RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER 9 D 10 E Classification Matrix Index 0

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EP-IP-001 ( Revision 0 Page 3 of 44 EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION 1.0 PURPOSE . The purpose of this instruction is to provide-guidance for the classification of abnormal events into EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATIONS (i .e. , UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT, SITE EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY). An abnormal event is any occurrence on-site or off-site (that could or does have effects on-site) that is considered outside the realm of normal operation. 2.0 SCOPE This procedure should be utilized any time an abnormal event is identified or an existing abnormal event changes significantly.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 NUREG-0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria 3.2 NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities 3.3 NUREG-0731, Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical Resources, Sept. 1980. 3.4 SSES Emergency Plan 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 It is the responsit:lity of the SHIFT SUPERVISOR to assess available information and daca and initially classify the abnormal ever:t. Until the TSC is manned, the SHIFT SUPERVISOR has the responsibility to upgrade, downgrade or terminate the EMERGENCY as plant conditions warrant. If the TSC is functional, the SHIFT SUPERVISOR shall assess available information and recommend reclassification, to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR as necessary. O

s e EP-IP-001 O- , Revision 0 Page 4 of 44 4.2 After the accident is initially classified, it is the responsibility of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to assess available information and to reclassify the EMERGENCY as necessary. Until the EOF is manned, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR has the responsibility to upgrade, downgrade or terminate the EMERGENCY as plant conditions warrant. If the EOF is [ I functional, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for assessing plant conditions and advising the RECOVERY MANAGER to upgrade the EMERGENCY as necessary. The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR can also recommend declassification or termination of the EMERGENCY to the RECOVERY MANAGER when conditions warrant. 4.3 It is the responsibility of the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR to assess off-site release information and recommend to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to reclassify the EMERGENCY, as necessary. 4.4 It is the responsibility of the RECOVERY MANAGER to assess plant information and to reclassify the EMERGENCY as necessary. In addition, the RECOVERY MANAGER is responsible for declassifying or terminating the EMERGENCY when conditions warrant. 4.5 It is the responsibility of the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER to assess off-site release information and recommend to the RECOVERY MANAGER to reclassify the EMERGENCY as necessary, 5.0 OEFINITIONS 5.1 EOF - Emergency Operations Facility 5.2 TSC - Technical Support Center 5.3 OSC - Operations Support Center 5.4 EAL's - Emergency Action Levels 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / SHIFT SUPERVISOR will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step, EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / SHIFT SUPERVISOR. 6.2 The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR will follow the instructions in Attachment B, Action Step, RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR. p) s_, 6.3 The RECOVERY MANAGER will follow the instructions in Attachment C, Action Step, RECOVERY MANAGER. 6.4 The RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER will follow the instructions in Attachment D, Action Step, RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER. 1

L l Attachment A EP-IP-001 Os Revision 0 Page 5 of 44 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / SHIFT SUPERVISOR A.1.0 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / SHIFT SUPERVISOR will: NOTE: WHEN AN ABNORMAL CONDITION IS NOTED, EITHER BY ASSESSMENT OF CONTROL ROOM INDICATION OR A CALL TO THE CONTROL ROOM CONCERNING THE ABNORMAL CONDITIONS, THE SHIFT SUPERVISOR WILL BE NOTIFIED AND THEN REPORT TO THE CONTROL ROOM TO ASSESS THE SITUATION. A.1.1 Evaluate available information. A.1.2 Secura additional information if necessary to insure an accurate assessment.

A.1.3 Classify the existing conditions using the guidance in Attachment E, Classification Matrix. O ( ,) NOTE: IF MORE THAN ONE ABNORMAL EVENT IS OCCURRING AT THE SAME TIME, CLASSIFY THE EMERGENCY BASED ON THE EVENT APPEARING TO HAVE THE HIGHEST EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION. ATTACHMENT E SHOULD BE UTILIZED TO GIVE GUIDANCE AS TO THE RELATIVE SEVERITY OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF EVENTS. NOTE: THE EMERGENCY SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF INDICATION. SEE TIMING OF CLASSIFICATION, SECTION A.2.0, OF THIS PROCEDURE FOR DETAILED GUIDANCE. A.1.4 IF the new EMERGENCY classification is higher than the existing EMERGENCY classification, then go to EP-IP-002, Attachment A. < A.1.5 IF the new EMERGENCY classification is lower than existing emergency classification, THEN, go to EP-IP-028, Attachment i A. NOTE: OTHER ACTIONS AND REPORTS OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THE EMERGENCY PLAN MAY BE REQUIRED. SEE NDI 5.1.3 FOR OTHER REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. A.1.6 WHEN existing conditions are less severe than any of the classifications in Attachment E, Classification Matrix, THEN go to EP-IP-028, Attachment A.

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s Attachment A O EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 6 of 44 A.2.01 TIMING OF CLASSIFICATION A.2.1 UNUSUAL EVENT The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR shail declare an UNUSUAL EVENT as soon as- it has been indicated and verified. All reasonable efforts shall be implemented to make this verification within 15 minutes of the initial indication of the event. A . 2.1 ALERT The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR shall declare an ALERT as soon as the event has been indicated and verified. All reasonable efforts shall be implemented to make this verification within 15 minutes of the initial indication of the event. A.2.3 SITE EMERGENCY The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR shall declare a SITE EMERGENCY as soon as the event has been indicated and verified; but in no case

                     shall '.his verification time exceed 15 minutes.

A.2.4 GENERAL EMERGENCY The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR shall declare a GENERAL EMERGENCY as soon as an event or combination of events within this category is indicated and verified. For indications based on radiological effluents, the verification time shall not exceed 15 minutes. For less apparent indciations, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR shall ensure that an appropriate ALERT or

SITE EMERGENCY is in effect and determine the applicability of a GENERAL EMERGENCY as soon as possible.

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Attachment B EP-IP-001 O~ Revision 0 Page 7 of 44 ACTION STEP RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR B.1.0 UNTIL relieved by the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR will: B.1.1 Evaluate available radiological release information. NOTE: SECURE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IF NECESSARY TO INSURE AN ACCURATE ASSESSMENT. B.1.2 Classify the existing radiological release conditions using the guidance in Attachment E, Classification Matrix. NOTE: IF MORE .THAN ONE RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE OR EVENT IS OCCURRING AT THE SAME TIME, CLASSIFY THE EMERGENCY BASED ON THE EVENT OR COMBINATION OF EVENTS APPEARING TO HAVE THE HIGHEST EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION. ATTACHMENT E SHOULD BE UTILIZED TO GIVE GUIDANCE AS TO THE RELATIVE SEVERITY OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF EVENTS. B.1.3 IF the NEW EMERGENCY classification is higher than the existing EMERGENCY classification THEN advise the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to upgrade to the new classification. B.1.4 IF the new EMERGENCY classification is lower than the existing classification THEN recommend to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to downgrade to the new classification. Page 1 of 1

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     ;                                                                   EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 8 of 44 ACTION STEP RECOVERY MANAGER f       C.1.0    The RECOVERY MANAGER will:            ,

C.1.1 Eva.luate available information. NOTE: SECURE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IF NECESSARY TO INSURE AN ACCURATE ASSESSMENT. C .1. 2. Classify the existing conditions using the guidance in Attachment E, Classification Matrix. NOTE: IF MORE THAN ONE ABNORMAL EVENT IS OCCURRING AT THE SAME TIME, CLASSIFY THE EMERGENCY BASED ON THE EVENT APPEARING TO HAVE THE HIGHEST EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION. ATTACHMENT E SHOULD BE UTILIZED TO GIVE GUIDANCE AS TO THE RELATIVE SEVERITY OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF EVENTS.

     )           NOTE:    THE EMERGENCY SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED WITH 15 MINUTES OF
  '"                      INDICATION, SEE ATTACHMENT A, PAGE 6, OF THIS PROCEDURE FOR DETAILED GUIDANCE.

C.1.3 IF the new EMERGENCY classification is higher than the Histing EMERGENCY classification, THEN go to EP-IP-002 Attachment I, I.2.0. C.1.4 IF the new EMERGENCY classification is lower than the Histing EMERGENCY classification, THEN GO TO EP-IP-028, Attachment E. NOTE: OTHER ACTIONS AND REPORTS OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THE EMERGENCY PLAN MAY BE REQUIRED SEE NOI 5.1.3 FOR OTHER REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. C.1.5 WHEN exisiting conditions are less severe than any of the classifications in Attachment E, Classification Matrix, THEN go to EP-IP-028, Attachment E. t0 V Page 1 of 1 _A

Attachment D l EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 9 of 44 ACTION STEP RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER D.1.0 The RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER will: - l 0.1.1 Evaluate available radiological release information. NOTE: SECURE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IF NECESSARY TO INSURE AN ACCURATE ASSESSMENT. D.1.2 Classify the existing radiological release conditions using the guidance in Attachment E, Classification Matrix. NOTE: IF MORE THAN ONE RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE OR EVENT IS OCCURING AT THE SAME TIME, CLASSIFY THE EMERGENCY BASED ON THE EVENT OR COMBINATION OF EVENTS APPEARING TO HAVE THE HIGHEST EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION, ATTACHMENT E SHOULD BE UTILIZED TO GIVE GUIDANCE AS TO THE RELATIVE SEVERITY OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF EVENTS. D.1.3 E the new EMERGENCY classification is higher than the existing EMERGENCY classification THEN advise the RECOVERY MANAGER to reclassify to the new classification. D .1. 4- E the new Emergency classification is lower than the 2xisting classification THEN recommend to the RECOVERY MANAGER to reclassify to the new classification. O Page 1 of 1

w -. m -, . 1 Attachment E O EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 10 of 44 CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY CONDITIONS (NOTE: Before using this matrix, read the note on the next page) TABLE OF CONTENTS

                                                           -                       PAGE CATEGORY OF EVENT 15 ABNORMAL EVENTS REQUIRING PLANT SHUTDOWN 21 AIRCRAFT / TRAIN ACTIVITY 37 CONTRbLROOMEVACUATION 12-14 FUEL CLAODING DEGRADATION 44 GENERAL 29 INJURED / CONTAMINATED PERSONNEL 34 INPLANT HIGH RADIATION 32 LOSS OF AC POWER 40 LOSS OF CONTROL ROOM ALARMS AND ANNUNCIATORS 33 LOSS OF DC POWER 38,39 LOSS OF DELAY HEAT REMOVAL CAPABILITY 18,19 LOSS OF REACTIVITY CONTR0L 16,17 LOSS OF REACTOR VESSEL INVENTORY 27,28 NATURAL PHENOMENA 25,26 ONSITE FIRE / EXPLOSION 22-24 RADIOLOGICAL 5FFLUENT RELEASE 30 SAFETY / RELIEF VALVE FAILURE 31 SECllRITY EVENT 35,36 SPENT FUEL RELATED INCIDENT

() STEAM LINE BREAK T0XIC/ FLAMMABLE GASES 41-43 20 Page 1 of 35

---_ m wm- ,~ -- _ Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 11 of 44 CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY CONDITIONS NOTE ON USE.0F THIS MATRIX NOTE: Ideally this matrix is designed to make it possible- to classify every abnormal occurrence into the proper emergency classification very precisely based on the detailed Emergency Action Levels (EAL) described in the matrix. However it is impossible to be exactly precise or entirely complete in anticioating abnormal occurrences. Therefore, before classifying any abnormal occurrence based on the EALs in this matrix, one should verify that the general conditions prevalent in-plant and offsite meet the general class description of the emergency classification outlined below. In addition prior to classification, one should be aware of the ramifications in plant and particularly offsite of that classification. Special constderation of offsite consequences should be made prior to declaring a GENERAL EMERGENCY. CLASS DESCRIPTIONS UNUSUAL EVENT - Unusual events are in process or have occurred which indicate a A No releases of Q potential degradation of the level of safety of the plant. radioactive material re unless further degradation of safety systems occurs. ALERT - Events are in process or have occurred which involve an actual orAny potential substantial degradation of the level of safety of the plant. releases expected to be limited to small fractions of the EPA Protection Action Guideline exposure levels. SITE EMERGENCY - Events are in process or have occurred which involve actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed for protection of the public. Any releases not expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels except inside the emergency planning boundary. GENERAL EMERGENCY - Events are in process or have occurred which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation or melting with potential for loss of containment integrity. Rleases can be reasonably expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels beyond the emergency planning boundary. O Page 2 of 35

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Revision 0 Page 12 of 44 i CATEGORY - FUEL CLAODING DEGRADATION

W UNUSUAL EVENT (I) E a I. (A OR 8 OR C) y Significant degradation, as indicated by:- A. Off gas Pre-treatment Monitor high radiation alarm annunciation on C panel 1C601 or indication on panel IC600. e

           $          OR g          B. Off ga.s Post-treatment Monitor high radiation alarm annunciation on panel OC673 or indication on panel 1C322.

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           $          OR
           $          C     Reactor coolant activity, as determined by sample analysis; greater
           $                than or equal to- 2 uCi/cc of I-131 equivalent.

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($ I. (A OR B OR C OR D) ('-'t).

             -         Severe degradation, as indicated by:
            $               Off gas Pre-treatment monitor High-High radiation alarm annunciation on 4         A.

T panel OC651 or indication on panel IC600. W OR d [ Reactor coolant activity greater than 300 uCf/cc of equivalent I--131, as determined by sample analysis, [ c:

             $         OR y         E     Main Steam Line High radiation trip annuncia'. ion or indication on panel g               IC651.

m 4 OR I [ The containment post accident monitor indication on panel 1C601 greater

             $               than 200 rem.

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      \>                                                                           EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 13 of 44 CATEGORY - FUEL CLACOING DEGRADATION G

g SITE EMERGENCY (1) c

         $     I   (A OR B OR C) y         Degraded core with possible loss of coolable geometry, as indicated by:
         $         A.   (1 AND 2 AND 3) p              1. Failure of control rod (s) to fully insert on a scram or shutdown i                   indication on full core display, panel 1C651.

o z AND D 2. Upscale readings on LPRM strings (greater than 94 watts /cm)

         @                    adjacent to not-fully inserted rods as indicated by LPRM upscale alarms on panel IC651.

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         -               3. Reactor coolant activity greater than 300 uC1/cc of equivalent I-T                   131 as determined by sample analysis.

G e 98 B. Reactor coolant activity greater than 1,000 uCi/cc of equivalent I-131 as determined by sample analysis. I

          "         OR y         E    The containment post accident monitor indication on panel 1C601 greater
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Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 14 of 44-CATEGORY - FUEL CLADDING DEGRADATION GENERAL EMERGENCY (I or II) 1

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Loss of 2 out of 3 fission product barriers (fuel cladding & reactor coolant g e pressure boundary) with potential loss of the third barrier (primary

  $            containment), as indicated by:

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  #                   1. Containment post accident monitor indication on panel 1C601 h                         greater than 400 rem.

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U a. Containment pressure greater than 40.4 PSIG as indicated on

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    $                  OR-g                  B      (a AND b) en                        a. Reactor coolant activity greater than 1,000 uCi/cc of f                               equivalent I-131 as determined by sample analysis.

AND h ra b. Actual or potential failure of reactor coolant isolation y valves to isolate a coolant leak outside containment as e determined by valve position indication on panel 1C601 or 4 visual inspection. o

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     $            A. Core melt as indicated by: Containment post accident monitor
      $3                indication on panel IC601 greater than 2000 rem.

a g AND B. Containment high pressure indication or annunciation on panel IC601. y. v$ I Page 5 of 35

m , , ,.;~ r - - j Attachment E 1 EP-IP-001 ( Revision 0 i Page 15 of 44 i CATEGORY - ABNORMAL EVENTS REQUIRING PLANT SHUTDOWN N UNUSUAL EVENT (I) o

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Abnormal occurences which result in the operator taking the plant from 4 operating status to a hot shutdown condition such as: g W A. Implementation of a controlled shutdown in response to a Tech Spec g Action statement. o m OR S [ Indications or alarms on process or effluent parameters not functional

    ?                   in control room to.an extent requiring plant shutdown as a result of g                   significant loss of assessment or communication capability. (e.g.,

w plant computer, safety parameter display system, all meteorological 3 instrumentation.) d OR E Turbine rotating component failure causing the operator to rapidly ((']! shutdown the plant. M

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g I. Turbine failure causing casing penetration, as indicated by: N Direct observation or notification received by the Control room operator. SITE EMERGENCY (I) l I. None GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. None O ' Page 6 of 35 l

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      )                                                                       EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 16 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF REACTOR VESSEL INVENTORY 4                                          UNUSUAL EVENT (I) s
   $       I.   (A OR B) y            Valid initiation of an ECCS System as indicated by:

A. Initiation of an ECCS System AND low, low, low reactor water level (- y 129) annunciation or indication on panel 1C651. m a OR Initiation of an ECCS System AND High Drywell Pressure annunciation or y [ m indication on panel 1C601. D. 7 D ALERT (I) b

    $ I          (A OR B)

Reactor coolant system leak rate greater than 50 gpm, as indicated by: rl A. Drywell floor drain pump A or B Hi-Hi alarm on panel 1C601 AND 2 or more drywell floor drain pumps continuously running as indicated on (I<j panel 1C601.. OR

    $            [     Other estimates of Rx coolant system leakage.

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     %            Known loss of coolant accident greater than make-up capacity, as indicated

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y by: z y Water level below (and failure to return to) top of active fuel for greater c; than three minutes as indicated on fuel zone level indicator on panel IC601. m m U T 0 5 e m m i

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/\ Attachment E 1 V EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 17 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF REACTOR VESSEL INVENTORY GENERAL EMERGENCY (I or II)

 $        I.       Loss of coolant accident with possibility of imminent release of large y                 amounts of radioactivity as indicated by:-

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 $                 Water level below (and failure to return to) top of active fuel for greater W           -     than 20 minutes as indicated on Fuel zone level indicator on panel 1C601, a
  $       OR 93      IT. (A OR B)

O Loss of 2 out of 3 fission product barriers (primary containment & reactor

  ?                coolant pressure boundary) with potential loss of the third barrier fuel y                cladding, as indicated by:

z N A. (1 AND 2 AND 3) 0 1. High drywell pressure annunciation or indication on panel 1C601. E W AND

2. (a OR b OR c) y a. Containment pressure exceeds 40.4 PSIG as indicated on panel W 1C601.

    ?                                    OR y                                    E      A visual inspection of the containment indicates a potential z                                           or actual loss of containment (e.g. a crack in containment
    $                                           concrete at tendon and anchorage or penetration failure).
    $                                    $      Containment isolation valve (s) fail to close as indicated by E                                    c.
    "                                           valve position indication on panel 1C601.

4 AND I 3. Reactor Vessel level drops below (and fails to return to) top of

    $                                    active fuel for greater than three minutes as indicated on fuel y                                     zone level indicator on panel IC601.

U @ B. (1 AND 2)

    $                               1. Failure of reactor pressure vessel isolation valves to isolate e
     $                                    coolant break outside containment as indicated by valve position y                                    indication on panel 1C601 or visual inspection.
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2. Reactor Vessel level drops below (and fails to return to) top of

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   $                                     CATEGORY - LOSS OF REACTIVITY CONTROL M                                               UNUSUAL EVENT (I) a
   $       I.      Inadvertent Criticality, as indicated by:

y unexpected increasing neutron flux indication on panel IC651. z

   ?                                                    ALERT (I) 51 ra      I.      (A AND B AND C)
   $               Failure of the reactor protection system to initiate and complete a scram 4               which brings the reactor subcritical, as indicated by:

c: 5 A. Trip of at least one subchannel in each trip system (RPS A and RPS B) 4 as indicated by annunciators and trip status lights on panel IC651. e AND

    $              B.      Failure of control rods to insert as confirmed by the full core display j                      indication on panel 1C651 or process computer-indications.

i AND [1 C. Failure to bring the reactor subcritical confirmed by neutron count (j rate on the neutron monitoring indication on panel IC651. 4 SITE EMERGENCY (I) U

    $       I.      (A AND 8 AND C)
    @               Loss of tunctions needed to bring the reactor subcritical and loss of r4,             ability to bring the reactor to cold shutdown as indicated by:

M ca A. Inability to insert sufficient control rods to bring the reactor 8 subcritical as indicated by count rate on the neutron monitoring 5 instrumentation on panel 1C651. 4 AND 9 B. (1 OR 2 OR 3) E Failure of both loops of standby liquid control to inject into the vessel indicated by: r4

     $                      1. Iow pump discharge pressure indication on panel 1C601; OR
     $                      E     Failure of valve C31-F008 position light on panel 1601 to indicate E                            open; i                    OR o                     E     Failure of explosive valves 1F004 A and B position lights to 5                           indicate open (fired);

C AND C. Rx coolant temperature greater than 200 F as indicated on panel 1C651. D

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          @        I.   (A AND B AND C AND D) y             Loss of functions needed to bring the reactor subcritica1 and transient in a:           progress that makes release of large amounts of radioactivity in a short
           $            period possible.

m a A. Trip of at least one subchannel in each trip system (RPSA and RPSB) as

           @                 indicated by annunciation or trip status lights on panel IC651.
          $m            AND
           ?            B. Loss of capability to insert all control rods not fully inserted as y                 indicated by instrumentation on panel IC651.
           =
           $            AND Loss of SLC system capability to inject as indicated by instrumentation y            C.

c on panel 1C601.

f\ t , AND id O. Reacter power greater than 25% of rated as indicated on panel IC651. 8 a e 5 a m l 5

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Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 20 of 44 CATEGORY - T0XIC/ FLAMMABLE GASES s' 5 y UNUSUAL EVENT (I)

   "      I. Nearby or on-site release of potentially harmful quantities of toxic or j           flammable material, as indicated by:           .

o

   $           Visual observation or notification received by the control room operator.

5 ALERT (I) M Entry of toxic or flammable gases into the facility, with subsequent

     $    I.

habitability problem, as indicated by: y e Visual observation, direct measurement or notification received by the y control room operator. g SITE EMERGENCY (I) h z (1f I. (A AND B) Toxic or flammable gases enter vital areas, restricting access, and (dm restricted access constitutes a safety probeim as determined by:

   .            A. Shift Supervisor's evaluation.

y AND

     >          B.    (1 OR 2)
     !$               1. Visual observation, direct measurement or notification received by control room operator.

c: E OR M Y- High chlorine level annunciation or indication on panel OC681 with m isolation of primary or alternate air intaku . I N m

      '                                       GENERAL EMERGENCY l            I. None G

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_- m >: . - __ . - _ . . . . _ i () Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 21 of 44 i CATEGORY - AIRCRAFT / TRAIN ACTIVITY g} UNUSUAL EVENT (I) ca a L. Aircraft crash on-site, unusual aircraft activity over facility or train g derailment on-site, as indicated by: , v1

       @            Visual observation or notification received by control room operator.

o

       $                                             ALERT (I) s            Aircraft or missile strikes a station structure as indicated by:

j I. 1 Direct observation or notification received by control room operator.

        $                                        SETE EMERGENCY (I) i        <

A O I. (A AND B AND C)

        !5           Severe damage to safe shutdown equipment from aircraft crash or missile
        '\           impact when not in cold shutdown, as determined by:
   't[               A. Visual observation or notification received by control room operator.

ra S AND E B. Shift Supervisor evaluation. I AND C. Reactor Coolant temperature greater than 200*F as indicated on panel 1C651. GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. None 1 1 Page 12 of 35

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     '"                                                                       3 Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 22 of 44 CATEGORY - RADIOLOGICAL EFFLUENT RELEASE UNUSUAL EVENT (I)
      $      I.  (A OR B OR C OR D)
      $'           Radiological effluents exceed Technica:1 Specification limits for g         instantaneous release, as indicated by:

j A. Building Vent Stack Monitoring System high radiation alarm annunciation a or indication on panel OC669 or 0C677. o

s OR T [ Service Water Effluent high radiation alarm annunciation on panel 1C668

       $                 or indication on panel IC6001.

m

       $         OR C       RHR Service Water Loop A or B Rx effluent high radiation alarm d                 annunciation on panel 1C601 or indication on panel 1C600.

S OR E Report of radiological effluent technical specification limit being exceeded. g

        $                                            ALERT (I)
        ?

8 I. (A OR B OR C OR D)

        $         Radiological effluents exceed 10 times the Technical Specification d         instantaneous limits, as indicated by:

l $ A. Building Vent Stack Monitoring System indication on panel OC669 or

        $                OC677.
        $         OR
        $         [      Service Water Effluent radiation indicttion on panel 1C600.

N OR

        $         C       RHR Service Water Loop A or B Rx effluent radiation indication on panel j                 1C600.

4 O_ R Report of radiological effluent release exceeding 10 times technical l g D.

a specifications.

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CATEGORY - RADIOLOGICAL EFFLUENT RELEASE z SITE EMERGENCY (1) 0 s I. (A OR B) x ,

A. (1 OR 2)

     $                  Radiological effluent release corresponds to greater than 50 mr/hr W.B.

H or 250mr/hr thyroid for a half-hour- or- 500 mr/hr W.B. or 2500 mr/hr i thyroid for 2 minutes at the emergency plant boundary as determined by U dose projections based on: z

     $                  1. Building vent stack monitoring system indications on panel OC669
     $                        or OC677.

E

OR

     $                  E~    Field monitoring data on-site or off-site.

H 7 OR [ (1 OR 2) Emergency plan boundary dose.is projected to exceed 500 mrem within 1 o hour as determined by dose project.fons based on:

      ' 52 s                  1. Building vent stack monitoring system indication on panel OC669 or
      "                       OC677.

m

      $                  OR i                  f-   Field monitoring data on-site'6r off-site.

3 O

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l f Attachment E : s EP-IP-001 l g Revision 0 Page 24 of 44 CATEGORY - RADIOLOGICAL EFFLUENT RELEASE GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) 4 E I. (A OR B) i w E A. (1 OR 2 OR 3) W Radiological effluent release corresponds to greater than 1 r/hr whole b body or greater than 5 r/hr to the child thyroid at the emergency plan a boundary as determined by dose projections based on:

          $                         Building Vent Stack Monitoring System indication,on panel OC669 or w                    1.
          $5                        0C677.

U n

          >                    OR-S                    2     Field monitoring data on-site or off-site.

o c: OR-E 3 In plant conditions. f^

           ~           OR

(~$ [ (1 OR 2 OR 3) Offsite doses are projected to exceed 1 rem whole body or 5 rem thyroid y due to the event as determined by dose projections based on: w

         '9                          Building Vent Stack Monitoring System indication on panel OC669 or y                    1.

z OC677. 5 93 x 2. Field Monitoring data on-site or off-site. m 4 OR I f In plant conditions. m 5

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 '                                                                                Revision 0 Page 25 of 44 a                                  CATEGORY - ON-SITE FIRE / EXPLOSION o

m UNUSUAL EVENT (I) D I. (A OR B) ' g A. (1 AND 2) m Significant Fire within the plant, as indicated by:

       $                       Activation of' fire brigade by Shift Supervisor.

g 1.

       @                 AND o                  2. Duration of fire longer than 10 minutes after time of 5                        notification.

b OR

       $            [     Explosion inside security protected area; with no significant damage to W                  station facilities. As indicated by:

A Visual observation or notification received by control room operator. wy ALERT (I) I

        @       I.   (A OR B)

A. Fire potentially affecting safety related components or systems. 3

        $            E c:           B.   (1 AND 2)
        $                 Explosion damage to facility affecting plant operation as determined
         ?                by:

E<

         $                 1. Direct observation or notification received by control room j                       operator.
         @                AND Di                2. Shift Supervisor evaluation.

2 e s 5 N

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CATEGORY - ON-SITE FIRE / EXPLOSION U SITE EMERGENCY (I) y o

 $     I. .     (A AND B AND C)

Severe damage to safe shutdown equipment from fire or explosion, when plant

 @              not in cold shutdown, as determined by:

e Direct observation or notification received by control room operator. y A. i U AND y B. Shift Supervisor evaluation. e

  $              AND Reactor Coolant Temperature greater than 200 F as indicated on panel C.
  $                   IC651.

N GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. . None O G Page 17 of 35

Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 27 of 44 CATEGORY - NATURAL PHENOMENA a UNUSUAL EVENT (I) d: o 5 D I. (A OR B OR C) Natural Phenomenon occurrence,.as indicathd by: 9 5 A. Tornado impact on site. N OR d [ Hurricane impact on site.

      "n t

o OR [ Earthquake detected by seismic instrumentation systems on panel OC696. 5 ALERT (I)

       "a y        1.    (A OR B OR C OR D)

Natural Phenomdnon Occurrence, as indicated by: e A. Tornado with reported wind velocities greater than 200 mph impacting on i site. w OR N [ Hurricane or sustained greater than 70 mph winds as indicated on panel

        /c:                  OC653.
         $              OR Earthquake with greater than operating basis earthquake (OBE) levels as

! 1 [ indicated on panel OC696. g m i d 9.R D. River level below 72 inches as indicated on panel OC671. 1 S 1 1 a a:

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7 Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 28 of 44 CATEGORY - NATURAL PHENOMENA s SITE EMERGENCY (I) h m '

    @     1.   (A AND B) y          Severe Natural Phenomenon Occurrence, with plant not in cold shutdown as m          indicated by:

m E- A. Reactor Coolant Temperature greater than 200 F as indicated on panel 5 1C651. AND

    $          B.    (1 OR 2 OR 3 OR 4)

E Hurricane or sustained winds greater than 80 mph as indicated on N 1.

    $                      panel OC653.

N OR 5 E- Earthquake with greater than Safe Shutdown Earthquake (SSE) levels as. indicated on panel OC696. (%

\ )

is OR

3. River level below 60 inches as indicated on panel OC671.

m

     $               OR g               4. Tornado with reported wind velocities greater than 220 mph g                      impacting on site.

u) GENERAL EMERGENCY I. None l i l l l Page 19 of 35

i Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 29 of 44 ! : CATEGORY - INJURED / CONTAMINATED PERSONNEL

   $                                                  UNUSUAL EVENT (I) g                                   ,

ca a I. Transportation of externally contaminated injured individual from site to y offsite medical facility, as determined appropriate by Shift Supervisor. 5 ALERT (I) I. None SITE EMERGENCY (I) I. None O GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. None l l O Page 20 of 35

r .n...~ - . - - . Attachment E O EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 30 of 44 l t CATEGORY - SAFETY / RELIEF VALVE FAILURE n z - y- UNUSUAL EVENT (I) ra a I. (A AND B AND C) Failure of a safety / relief valve to close< following reduction in Rx pressure g as indicated by: g z A. Indication of open safety / relief valve on panel IC601.

e l AND g B. Rx Pressure less than 1000 psig as indicated on panel 1C651. l d AND The open safety / relief valve is not being held open manually by g C. a operator action or the Automatic Depressurization System. E ALERT (I) I. None SITE EMERGENCY (I) I. None GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. None l l l l l l l l l l t Page 21 of 35

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     $                                             CATEGORY - SECURITY EVENT M
         ~

UNUSUAL EVENT (I) a

     $     I.      Security threat or attempted entry or attempted sabotage, if deemed
     @             appropriate by Shift Supervisor.                  .

z ___ i ALERT (I) N I. (A AND B) d' Ongoing Security Compromise as determined by: Ed c: A. Report from Security of security safeguards contingency event that

     ".$                   results in adversaries commandering an area of the plant, but not y                     controlling shutdown capability or any vital area.

Ed

     $             AND B.      Shift Supervisor evaluation.

M SITE EMERGENCY (I) i 1 kd I. (A AND B)

      $            An on going adversary event. threatens imminent loss of physical control of y            the plant, as determined.by:

l $ A. Report from Security of physical attack on the plant involving imminent I y occupancy of the control room, auxiliary shutdown panels or other vital e area. o z AND

      $             B. Shift Supervisor evaluation.

51 E GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. (A AND B) ! Loss of physical control of the facility as determined by:

      $             A.      Report from Security that a physical attack on the plant has resulted in unauthorized personnel occupying the control room or any other vital areas.

4 U AND

       @                    Shift Supervisor evaluation.

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m, _ . Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 32 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF AC POWER UNUSUAL EVENT (I) Q o

     $       L.   (A AND B)

Loss of a.11 off-site power OR Toss of alls on-site AC power supplies, as y i indicated by: z y A. Loss of power to Startup Transformer 10 AND 20 annunciation or m indication on panel 0C653. a 4 OR S 5- Failure of all diesel generators to start or synchronize indication or

      @                  annunciation on pane 1 OC653.

o S ALERT (I) E a I. (A AND B) 7 Loss of all off-site power AND all on-site AC power- supplies, as indicated

      ]           by:

A A. Loss of power to Startup Transformer 10 and 20 annunciation or indication on pane-1 GC653. 4 c:

      $            AND
      $            B. Failure of all diesel generators to start or synchronize annunciation g                  or indication on panel OC653.

, z y SITE EMERGENCY (I) c: . y I. (A AND B AND C) l N Loss of all off-site power and loss of all on-site AC power supplies for m greater than 15 minutes, as indicated by:

m A. Loss of power to startup Transformer 10 AND 20 annunciation or indication on panel 0C653. W W AND E B. Failure of all diesel generators to startup or synchronize indication W or annunciation on OC653. E m AND [ C. The above conditions exist for greater than 15 minutes. m

         '                                       GENERAL EMERGENCY (I)

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e - Attachment E x EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 33 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF DC POWER UNUSUAL EVENT L. None h ALERT (I) y I. (A AND B) s Loss of all on-site vital DC power as indicated by:

     $                  Less than 210 volts on the 250 VDC main distribution panel buses, 10652 4           A.

I AND 10662, as indicated by trouble alarms on panel IC651. N AND

     $           B. Less than 105 volts on the 125 VDC main distribution buses; 10612, 4                  10622, 10632, AND 10642 as indicated by trouble alarms on panel IC651.

c:

     $                  NOTE:      Buses are not tripped on undervoltage condition.

SITE EMERGENCY (I) w y I. (A AND B AND C) c: Loss of all vital on-site DC power sustained for greater than 15 minutes, as m indicated by: m A. Less than 210 volts on the 250 VDC main distribution panel buses, 10652 [ AND 1D662, as indicated by trouble alarms on panel 1C651. v1

     $            AND y           B. Less than 105 volts on the 125 VDC main distribution buses; 10612, y                 1D622, 10632, AND 10642 as indicated by trouble alarms on panel IC651.

c: y AND The above condition exists for greater than 15 minutes. l N C. l w [ NOTE: Buses are not tripped on undervoltage condition. us GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. None Page 24 of 35

Attachment E O EP-IP-001 Revision 0 i Page 34 of 44 CATEGORY - INPLANT HIGH RADIATION UNUSUAL EVENT (I) I. None k ALERT (I) E i I. (A OR B)

      $              Unexpected in plant high radiation levels or airborne contamination which j              indicates a severe degradation in the control of radioactive material, as
       <             indicated by:

9 A. Are Radiation Monitor reading 1000 times normal annunciation on panel

       @                         1C601 or indication on panel 1C600.

p i

       @             O_B Airborne contamination levels reported greater than MPC Limits.

g B. 8 SITE EMERGENCY (I) O I. None. GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) f I. None D l Page 25 of 35

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Attachment E [] (/ EP-IP-001 l Revision.0 ' Page 35 of 44 CATEGORY - SPENT FUEL RELATED INCIDENT UNUSUAL EVENT (I)

1. None 5~ ALERT (I) fa 4 I. (A OR B)

   ?           Unexpected in plant high radiation levels or airborne contamination which
   $           indicates a' severe fuel nandling accident as indicated by:

m N A. Refuel floor area radiation monitor readir.g 1000 times normal 4 annunciation on panel 1C601 or ind.ication on panel 1C600. c:

   $           OR 1          [      Airborne Contamination levels on refueling floor reported greater than g                 MPC Limit.

G E N, 5 1 5 1 - 5 1 8 5

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_ . _ . . . - -n ~ 1 1 l Attachment E {} v EF-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 36 of 44 U CATEGORY - SPENT FUEL RELATED INCIDENT g- SITE EMERGENCY (L OR II) m

         $    I.   (A AND B) g         Major damage to irradiated fuel with actual or clear potential for g         significant release of radioactive material to the environment, as indicated by:

p U A. Oropping, bumping or otherwise rough handling of a new @ fuel bundle

          $               with irradiated fuel in the pool.

m AND

          $        B.     (1 OR 2) g               1. Refueling floor area radiation monitor reading 1000 times normal e                     annunciation on panel 1C601 or indication on 1C600.

5i OR

          $               E     Reactor Building vent stack monitoring system high radiation 2i                   annunciation or indication on panel OC669 or 0C677.

1 La OR

           $ U (A AND B) g Damage to irradiate fuel due to uncontrolled decrease in the fuel pool level e        to below the level of the fuel, as indicated by:

5i A. (1 OR 2)

           $               1.   (a AND b) y                    a. Uncovering of irradiated fuel confirmation by low water level g                          annunciation on panel OC211.

! m AND l $ A high seal leak flow alarm annunciated on OC211. l b. e 5 $ Visual observation of water level below irradiated fuel in the 2. 4 pool. o z AND

            $        B.    (1 0R 2) l            $               1. Refueling floor area radiation monitor annunciation on panel 1C651 or indication on panel IC600.

l $

            $              E     Reactor building vent stack monitoring system high radiation y                    annunciation or indication on panel OC669 or OC677.

b

     %J GENERAL EMERGENCY (I)

I. None Page 27 of 35

l Attachment E l s EP-IP-001 i Revision 0 l Page 37 of 44 ! CATEGORY - CONTROL ROOM EVACUATION UNUSUAL EVENT (I) I. None E ALERT (I) E Q I. (A AND B) Control Room evacuation as indicated by: 4 c: A. Initiation of control room evacuation procedures.

    $        6ND y        B. Establishment of control of shutdown systems from local stations.

a 7 SITE EMERGENCY (I) U

c I. (A AND B)

Delayed Control Room Evacuation indicated by: f$ > A. Initiation of control room evacuation procedures. (.g/ , na AND

    $        B. Shutdown systems control at local stations not established within 15 y             minutes.

GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) l I. None i i 1 l A U l Page 28 of 35

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Attachment E ['t EP-IP-001 V Revision 0 Page 38 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF DECAY HEAT REMOVAL CAPABILITY UNUSUAL EVENT (I)

I. None

  @_                                            ALERT (I) m 4     I.  (A OR B) c:        Loss of some of the decay heat remova.1 capability as indicated by:

U y A. (1 OR 2) Loss of both RHR service water loops as indicated by: g m Low flow indication or annunciation on panel 1C601. 1. W 2. Other indication. Loss of RHR loops A AND B as indicated by low flow indication or k( annunciation on panel 1C601. 1 g SITE EMERGENCY (I) y I. (A AND 8 AND C) g Loss of capability to achieve cold shutdown, as indicated by: y A. Loss of main condenser system as indicated by closed turbine stop and g bypass valve position indications on pa:.el 1C651. E AND l B. (1 OR 2)

1. Loss of both RHR service water loops as indicated by low flow indication or annunciation on panel OC653.

i @ y 2. Loss of both RHR loops as indicated by flow indication or z annunciation on panel 1C601. c: AND

   $          C. Reactor Coolant temperature greater than 200 F as indicated on panel W                1C651.

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 'y)                                                                            EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 39 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF DECAY HEAT REMOVAL CAPABILITY GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) i U      I.  (A AND B AND C) y          Loss of capability to achieve cold shutdown, with possibility of release of g-         large amounts of radioactivity as indicated by:

w A. Suppression pool temperature greater than 290*F indicated on the

    $                  computer output (MAT 12,13,14,15 or 16) a                .

N AND

    $          B.      Loss of main condenser system as indicated by closed turbine stop and
    $I                 bypass valve position indications on panel 1C651.

U AND

    $          C.      (1 OR 2) g                  1. Loss of both RHR service water loop as indicated by low flow indication or annunciation on panel 1C601.

OR E Loss of both RHR loops as indicated by flow indication or m . annunciation on panel 1C601. 5

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M m Attachment E EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 40 of 44 CATEGORY - LOSS OF CONTROL ROOM ALARMS AND ANNUNCIATORS UNUSUAL EVENT (I) I. None-ALERT (I) I. Loss of most control room annunciators, as determined by control room g operator from direct observation. y SITE EMERGENCY (I) z

      @     I.   (A AND B) 2          Most annunciators lost and plant transient initiated while annunciators are m

lost, as indicated by: y A. Direct observation of control room operator that most annunciators are s lost. v1 d Lj AND B. (1 OR 2 OR 3 OR 4)

      @                1.       Low - Low reactor water level indication on panel IC651 followed l

y by ECCS initiation indication on panel 1C601. U OR m E Reactor coolant temperature change greater than 100 F per hour

      $                         indication on recorder TR-1R006 on panel 1C007 (Reactor Bldg.
      ?                         Elevation 683').

0 OR y _3. High Rx pressure indication on panel 1C651 and followed by scram c; indication on panel 1C651. Si G OR

4. Any indication that transient has occured or is in progress.

y GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) t I. None l l i Q Page 31 of 35

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Attachment E 0 EP-IP-001 Revision 0 Page 41 of 44 CATEGORY - STEAM LINE BREAK UNUSUAL EVENT (I) I. None , ALERT (I) I.

    $     I.     (A AND B) g            MSIV malfunction causing leakage as indicated by:

i g A. Valid MSIV closure signal or indication on panel 1C601. sa d AND 4 8. (1 0R 2 0R 3) e 1. Main Steam Line Flow indication on flow indicators on panel IC652. U

     <                        OR-S                        2     High Main Steam Line Tunnel temperature annunciation on panel 1C601 or- indication on panel 1C614.

OR

     @                        f     Main Steam Line radiation indication on panel IC600.
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5

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 'V                                                                                 Revision 0 i

Page 42 of 44 O z C'ATEGORY - STEAM LINE BREA4 m O y , SITE EMERGENCY (I) x

      "       I.  (A OR B OR C OR D) y           Steam line- break occurs outside of containment without isolation, as g           indicated by:

i y A. (1 AND 2) z 1. Failure of both MSIV's in the line with the leak to close as

      $                       indicated by position indication on panel 1C601.

z (a OR b OR c)

      "                       a. High MSL flow annunciation on panel 1C601 or indication on y                              panel 1C652.

s OR 7 b. High steam tunnel temperature annunciation on panel 1C601 or y indication on panel 1C614. z OR W E Other indication of' mairr steam leakage outside cotainment. OR N E (1 AND 2)

1. Failure of steam isolation valve HV-F008 and HV-007 to close as W indicated on panel IC601.

       $                AND y                2.     (a OR b OR c OR d OR e OR f) y                       a. RCIC steamline pipe routing area high temperature z                             annunciation on panel 1C601, or indication on panel 1C614.

c: b. RCIC equipment area high temperature annunciation on panel

        $                             1C601.or indication on panel 1C614.

N OR m E RCIC steamline high flow annunciation on panel 1C601. N @ l m d. RCIC steamline tunnel ventilation high delta temperature

        >                             annunciation on panel 1C601.

z @ RCIC turbine exhaust diaphragm high pressure annunciation on t j y e. l c: panel IC601. N @ W f. Other indication of steam leakage from the RCIC system. m

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O E CATEGORY - STEAM LINE BREAK 2 3 y SITE EMERGENCY (Continued) m OR m C (1 AND'2)

   $                 1. Failure of steam isolation valve HV-F002 and HV-F003 to close as m                      indicated by position indicator on panel 1C601.

0 AND 5 2. (a OR b OR c OR d OR e OR f) E a. HPCI steamline pipe routing area high temperature y annunciation on panellC601, or indication on panel IC614. m m 0_R

b. HPCI equ.ipment area high temperature annunciation on panel .

[ IC601 or indication on panel 1C614. m E3 c. HPCI steamline high flow annunciation on panel IC601. e 0_R v l

d. HPCI steamline tunnel ventilation high delta temperature annunciation on panel 1C601..

m D OR m HPCI turbine exhaust diaphragm high pressure annunciation on e 4 panel 1C601. g m t S 2 Other indication of steam leakage from the HPCI system. l g f. m m E Any other unisolatable steam line breaks. g D. m i GENERAL EMERGENCY (I) I. None j Page 34 of 35

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$                                        CATEGORY - GENERAL iL W                                        UNUSUAL EVENT (I) a
$       I. Plant t.onditions exist that warrant increased awareness on the part of plant g           management or state and/or local offsite authorities.

z,

?                                            ALERT (I) d'          Plant conditions exist that warrant precautionary activation of Technical m       I.

d Support Center and placing Emergency Operations Facility personnel and other key emergency personnel on standby. f m

@                                        SITE EMERGENCY (I) m.

E I. Plant conditions exist that warrant activation of all emergency centers and m monitoring teams OR a precautionary notification to the public near the g site. ta

),                                     GENERAL EMERGENCY (I)
  .4     I. Plant conditions exist that make release of large amounts of radioactivity
 @          in a short time periods possible, AND noti *ication of recommended protective S          action to the public near the cite should be considered.

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o s' PROCEDURE COVER SHEET O PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-002 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NOTIFICATIONS Revision 0 Page 1 of 57 Effective Date [ -/4-[A Expiration Date d-//-f[ Revised Expiration Date

o v CONTROLLED 1 ! a Preparea by _ Ac 1AC Date 4[9/62 Rekiewedty - Date 4ft2.[62.

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POR;;ReviewRequif Yes.{ N ) () Approved by [ h Date 2-9 ~1 Secti p ad PORC Meeting Number O2. O C/ - Date f//4!Fa_ Superintendent of Plant [A Date 6 -/ - F~l_ 9

FORM AD-QA-101-1, Rev. 1 Page 1 of 1

l 8 \ EP-IP-002 () Revision 0 Page 2 of 57 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTIONS PAGE 1.0 PURPOSE 4 2.0 SCOPE 4

3.0 REFERENCES

4 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 5 5.0 DEFINITIONS 6 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT PAGE A ACTION STEP - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR 8 B ACTION STEP - COMMUNICATIONS C0ORDINATOR 16 CR/TSC C ACTION STEP - POWER DISPATCHER 31 D ACTION STEP - LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE 32 DISPATCHER E ACTION STEP - SECURITY C0ORDINATOR 33 F ACTION STEP - RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR 35 G ACTION STEP - TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR 36 H ACTION STEP - CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE 37 DISPATCHER I ACTION STEP - RECOVERY MANAGER 38 J SITE SUPPORT MANAGER 41 l O K ACTION STEP - COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR EOF 48

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EP-IP-002 O Revision 0 Page 3 of 57' ATTACHMENT PAGE L ACTION STEP - RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER 50 M ACTION STEP - TECHNICIAL SUPPORT MANAGER 51 N ACTION STEP - GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER 52 0 ACTION STEP - ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER 53 P INCIDENT FORM (FORM EP-IP-002-1) 54 Q RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT FORM (FORM EP-IP-002-2) 55 I O I O

s s N EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 4 of 57 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT NOTIFICATIONS 1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 The purpose of this procedure is to: 1.1.1 Inform SSES and PP&L Management of the Emergency. 1.1.2 Inform offsite emergency response organizations. 1.1.3 Initiate appropriate emergency actions to support emergency assessment / management / mitigation. 2.0 SCOPE Provide instruction which will place the plant and outside organizations,in a state of readiness.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 NUREG-0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria 3.2 NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities 3.3 NUREG - 0731 Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical Resource.s, Sept. 1980. 3.4 SSES Emergency Plan 3.5 EP-IP-033 - Dose Assessment and Protective Actions l 3.6 EP-IP-001, Emergency C1_assification 3.7 EP-IP-007, Personnel Assembly and Accountability 3.8 EP-IP-018, Emergency CALL-IN and Communications 3.9 EP-IP-021, Site Emergency Evacuation 3.10 EP-IP-030, Activation of the EOF 3.11 EP-IP-032, General Office Activation O

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1 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 It is the responsibility of the SHIFT SUPERVISOR to assume the role of i EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, implement this procedure, activate appropriate l emergency teams if any of the Emergency Action Levels exist and make public protection action recommendations if required. 4.2 It is the responsibility of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC, to notify onsite and offsite personnel, agencies and organizations as specified in this procedure. 4.3 It is the responsibility of the POWER DISPATCHER to notify off-site personnel as specified in this procedure. 4.4 It is the responsibility of the LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICES DISPATCHER to notify off-site personnel as specified in this procedure. 4.5 It is the responsibility of SECURITY COORDINATOR to coordinate personnel accountability and provide access and traffic control necessary to support emergency conditions. 4.6 It is the responsibility of the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR to communicate with DER /BRP radiological personnel regarding off-site assessment and protective action recommendations until relieved of this responsibility by the EOF. 4.7 It is the responsibility of the TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR to communicate with DER /BRP technical personnel regarding plant specifics until relieved of this responsibility by the EOF. 4.8 It is the responsibility of the CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER to call in 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. 4.9 It is the responsibility of the RECOVERY MANAGER to staff the EOF during a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY and take over responsibility for overall emergency management from the TSC. 4.10 It is the responsibility of the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER to manage communications and data flow internal to the EOF, between the EOF and all other emergency facilities and between the E0F.and off-site agencies. 4.11 It is the responsibility of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-EOF to notify off-site agencies and organizations as specified in this (s procedure. \~ 4.12 It is the responsibility of the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER to communicate with DER /BRP radiological personnel regarding off-site assessment and protective action recommendations.

1 , EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 6 of 57 4.13 It is the responsibility of the TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER to communicate with DER /BRP technical personnel regarding plant specific problems. 4.14 It is the responsibility of the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER to activate the General Office Nuclear Emergency Support Center (N-495) and to notify Corporate Management and Allegheny Electric of EMERGENCY status. 4.15 It is the responsibility of the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER to activate the Engineering Support Center (N-550b). 5.0 DEFINITIONS ' 5.1 EOF - Emergency Operations Facility 5.2 TSC - Technical Support Center 5.3 OSC - Operations Support Center 5.4 LSC - Lehigh Service Center 5.5 CR - Control Roon 5.6 SCC - Security Control Center 5.7 NRC - Nuclear Regulator Commission 1 5.8 PEMS - Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency 5.9 LCCD - Luzerne County Civil Defense l 5.10 CEMA - Columbia County Emergency Management Agency 5.11 DER /BRP - Department of Environmental Resources / Bureau of Radiological Protection 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Upon Classification into an EMERGENCY per EP-IP-001, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step,

EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.

6.2 Upon classification into an EMERGENCY and at the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC will follow the instructions in Attachment 8, Action Step, COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC.

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EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 7 of 57 6.3 Upon notification by the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC, the POWER DISPATCHER will follow the instru'ctions in Attachment C, Action Step, POWER DlSPATCHER. , 6.4 Upon nott fication by the POWIR DISPATCHER, the LSC SERVICES DISPATCHER will follow the instructions in Attachment D, Action Step, LSC SERVICES DISPATCHER. 6.5 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will follow the instructions in Attachment E, Action Step, SECURITY COORDINATOR. 6.6 After being notified of an EMERGENCY, the RADIATION-PROTECTION COORDINATOR will follow the instructions in Attachment F, Action Step, RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR. s s.. 6.7 After being notified of an EMERGENCY, the TECHNICAL SUPPORT C00RDIN'ATOR will tollow the instructions in Attachment G, Action Step, TECHNICAL - SUPPORT COORDINATOR. 6.8 When directed, the CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER will follow Instructions in Attachment H, Action Step, CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER. . 6.9 After being notified of an EMERGENCY, the RECOVERY MANAGER will follow the instructions in ATTACHMENT I, Action Step, RECOVERY MANAGER. 6.10 Following notification of an EMERGENCY requiring EOF activation, the - SITE SUPPORT MANAGER will follow the-instruction in Attachment J, Action Step, SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. 4 6.11 At the direction of the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER, the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-EOF will follow Instructions in Attachment K, Action Step-COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-EOF. 6.12 Upon arrival at the EOF, the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER will follow the ( instructions in Attachment L, Action Step, RADIATION SUPPORT MANGER. 6.13 Upon arrival at the EOF, the TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER will follow the instructions in Attachment M, Acticn Step, TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER. 6.14 Upon notification of an EMERGENCY'the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER will follow Instructions in Attachment N, Action Step, GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER. 6.15 Upon notification of a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY or EOF activation, the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER will follow Instructions on Attachment 0, Action Step, ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER.

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ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR i PRIMARY NOTIFICATION AND ACTIVATION

      ,                       NOTE:                THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / SHIFT SUPERVISOR MAY OMIT SPECIFIC STEPS THAT ARE NOT NECESSARY. STEPS NEED NOT BE PERFORMED IN ORDER.

A.1.0 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will: A.I.1 Document Emergency classification,' time and date in the Control Room Log that the Emergency was declared. A.1.2 SHIFT SUPERVISOR announces to CONTROL ROOM PERSONNEL "I have assumed responsibility as the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR." A.1.3 Appoint and instruct a COMMUNCIATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to O notify plant personnel of the EMERGENCY. Announcement specified in B.1.1/B.1.2. NOTE: The SHIFT SUPERVISOR / EMERGENCY DIRECTOR has 3 parallel steps.

1. Offsite Agency Notification

2. Combat Emergency-

3. Notify Internal Management A.1.4 0FF-SITE AGENCY NOTIFICATION NOTE: MUST BE INITIATED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY.

A.1.4.1 Complete Incident Form EP-IP-002-1. A.1.4.2 Instruct the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to report the information obtained in A.1.4.1 to the following agencies. i Page,.1 of 8

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Attachment A ( EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 9 of 57 INITIAL NOTIFICATION ONLY UNUSUAL SITE GENERAL EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY EMERGENCY PEMA PEMA PEMA PEMA LCCD LCCD LCCD PEMA A.1.4.3 Notify the SUPERINTENDENT OF PLANT or his designee per; EP-IP-018. ' A.1.4.4 Instruct COMMUNICATION COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to transmil information obtained in A.1.4.1 to NRC. A.1.5 COMBAT EMERGENCY A.1.5.1 If off-site effluent (gaseous or liquid) release is

  'N                                        expected, notify H. P. and CHEMISTRY TECHNICIANS to report to Control Room.

A.1.5.2 Appoint and direct OSC COORDINATOR to establish OSC. A.1.5.3 In event of ALERT, SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY or if the situation otherwise warrants, direct the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to initiate TSC staf fing. A.1.5.4 In event of SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY or at the d.irection of the RECOVERY MANAGER, direct the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to initiate EOF staffing. A.1.5.5 Determine that public protection Action Required in accordance with EP-IP-003, Dose Assessment and Protective Actions. A.1.6 NOTIFY INTERNAL MANAGEMENT A.1.6.1 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC will notify the POWER DISPATCHER and instruct him to contact RECOVERY MANAGER. A.1.6.2 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC will notify the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER. \~ Page 2 of 8

Attachment A G\ EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 10 of 57 NOTE: THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR MUST APPROVE ALL PRESS RELEASES UNTIL RELIEVED OF THIS RESPONSIBILITY BY EOF PERSONNEL. A.1.7 Perform the following ba. sed on Classification: SITE & UNUSUAL GENERAL RESPONSIBILITY EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY SECURITY N/A Accountability Accountabil'ity COORDINATOR EP-IP-007 EP-IP-007 SECURITY N/A N/A' Evacuate un-COORDINATOR necessary personnel-EP-IP-021 and ' block Town-ship Road T-419. Block sO. and establish access con-trol to all i i incoming roads at site Boundary. a a a COMMUNICATIONS Call-In-Off- Call-In-Off- Call-In-Off-COORDINATOR Site Teams & Site Teams & Site Teams & EOF SET-UP EOF SET-UP EOF SUPPORT FOREMAN. (EP- FOREMAN. (EP- MANAGER and IP-018) IP-018) STAFF (EP-IP-018) SECURITY Unlock EOF and Unlock EOF and Unlock EOF COORDINATOR establish ac- establish ac- and establish cess control cess control access con-trol ADMINISTRATIVE Deliver Vehic- Deliver Vehic- Deliver COORDINATOR les to EOF

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  . i Attachment A EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 11 of 57
 "    CALL IN OF OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS IS ONLY REQUIRED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR OR EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.

A.1.8 In the event of off-site effluent (gaseous or liquid) release, complete Radiological Assessment Forn EP-IP-002-2 and instruct RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION COORDINATOR (preferable)/ COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR (alternate) to communicate information to DER /8RP and NRC. A.1.9 Ensure that required notifications have been made. TSC AND EOF PERSONNEL OFF-SITE AGENCIES PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER RECOVERY MANAGER A.I.10 When conditions change significantly, return to EP-IP-001 and determine whether to reclassify to EMERGENCY. A.1.11 During static conditions (no change in classification) perform periodic communications / updates per A.3. l l lO Page 4 of 8 l

Attachment A

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 \s /                                                                     Revision 0 Page 12 of 57 A.2.0     UPGRADING EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION Perform those steps for the appropriate classification which are

presently controlled by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.

TO TO TO SITE GENERAL ALERT EMERGENCY EMERGENCY A 2.1 Announce Re- Announce Re- Announce Re-classification classification classification to Control Room to Control Room to Control Room and TSC person- and TSC person- and TSC person-nel nel nel A.2.2 Document Re- Document Re- Document Re-classification, classification, classification, Date and Time Date and Time Date and Time A.2.3 Complete Inci- Complete Inci- . Complete Inci-NOTE: dent Form EP- dent Form EP- dent Form EP-MUST BE IN- IP-002-1 IP-002-1. IP-002-1 ITIATED IN-MEDIATELY Notify: Notify: Notify: l FOLLOWING DER /BRP DER /BRP DER /BRP RECLASSIFI-CATION SUPT. OF SUPT. OF PEMA FLANT OR PLANT OR DESIGNEE DESIGNEE LCCD NRC NRC CEMA SUPT. OF PLANT OR DESIGNEE NRC 1 A.2.4 Return to Step Return to Step Return to Step A.1.5 and redo A.1.5 and redo A.1.5 and redo all steps all steps all steps Page 5 of 8

Attachment A EP-IP-002 Os - Revision 0 Page 13 of 57 1 A.3.0 STATIC CONDITION - INFORMATION UPDATE A.3.1 INCIDENT UPDATE MATRIX o NOTIFIER

ORGANIZATIOR SITE & TO BE UNUSUAL GENERAL NOTIFIED EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY DER /BRP TECH Tech. Support SAME Coordinator UNTIL NRC EMERGENCY Emergency Director RELIEVED - DIRECTOR REC.-MGR. Emergency 18Y AS Director EOF G.O. SUPPORT SITUATION Recovery MANAGER Manager DICTATES O PUBLIC INFORM- Emergency ,. ATION MANAGER Director ENGINEERING Tech. Support l SUPPORT LEADER Coordinator EMERGENCY Not Not DIRECTOR Applicable Applicable For record purposes and incident reconstruction, all incident update

information is to be recorded on an Incident Form, EP-IP-002-1, prior to i

transmission. Incident update information must be approved by either EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, SITE SUPPORT MANAGER or RECOVERY MANAGER prior to transmission. l l Incident update information should be transmitted approximately every 30 minutes or after any significant event (excluding reclassification which is governed by separate procedure).

                    " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix for any given classification is preferred I

' individual. Individual listed in lowest classification has the responsibility for notification until relieved. (} Page 6 of 8

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               " NOTIFIER" listed in matrix need not perform the update himself but is 4

responsible for seeing that it is accomplished. If EOF activated, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will keep the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER appraised of EMERGENCY status until relieved of this function by EOF personnel. e I i O Page 7 of 8

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Attachment A f] EP-IP-002 V Revision 0 Page 15 of 57 A.3.2 RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT UPDATE MATRIX (ONLY REQUIRED IN EVENT OF GASEOUS OR LIQUID EFFLUENT RELEASE) NOTIFIER ORGANIZATION SITE & TO BE UNUSUAL GENERAL NOTIFIED EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY DER /8RP RAD Emergency Radiation SAME Director Protection Coordinator UNTIL NRC Emergency Emergency RELIEVED Director Director BY RTC. MGR. Emergency Emergency Director Director EOF G.O. SUPPORT Recovery Recovery MANAGER Manager Manager EMERGENCY Health Radiation DIRECTOR Physics Protection Technician Coordinator For record purposes and incident reconstructions, all status update information is to be recorded on the Radiological Assessment Form, EP-IP-002-2, prior to transmission. Radiological Assessment status update information must be approvd by either EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR OR RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER prior to transmission. l Radiological Assessment status update information should be transmitted approximately every 30 minutes or after any significant change in effluent release status.

               " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix for any given classification is preferred individual. Individual listed in lowest classification has the responsibility for notification untti relieved.
               " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix need not perform the update himself but is responsible for seeing that it is accomplished.

If EOF activated, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will keep the GENERAL OFFICE l ("g SUPPORT MANAGER appraised of EMERGENCY status until relieved of this (,,/ function by EOF personnel.

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Attachment B EP-IP-002 O. Revision 0 Page 16 of 57 ACTION STEP COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - CR - TSC Check INITIAL - NOTIFICATION B.1.0 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: B.1.1 For an UNUSUAL EVENT: Announce over the PA System:

                            " Attention all personnel, an UNUSUAL EVENT has been declared. Operations, Health Physics and Chemistry on-shift personnel report to the OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER".

Repeat above announcement twice. B.1.2 For an ALERT, SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY: O

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NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR REGARDING POTENTIAL UNHABITABILITY OF ANY ASSEMBLY AREA OR ASSEMBLY ROUTE. I B.1.2.1 Activate the site stren for parsonnel accountability (EP-IP-007), and, announce over the PA System:

                                          " Attention all personnel, a EMERGENCY has been declared. All on-call emergency personnel report to your emergency l

duty station. All other personnel, report to your assembly area." Repeat above announcement twice. B.1.3 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR notify 0FF-SITE AGENCIES as listed and transmit the information on Incident Form EP-IP-002-1. NOTE: NOTIFICATIONS MUST BE INITIATED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY. O Page 1 of 15

Attachment B (T s_ ,/ EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 17 of 57 INITIAL NOTIFICATION UNUSUAL SITE GENERAL EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY EMERGENCY PEMA PEMA PEMA PEMA (hot line) (hot line) (hot line) (hot line) LCCD LCCD LCCD PEMA (hot line) (hot line) (hot line) (hot line) NRC NRC NRC NRC (hot line) (hot line) (hot line) (hot line) NRC 8 (hot line)

Use hot line from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. only. At other times use (717) 783-8150.

B.1.4 in event of ALERT, SITE or GENERAL' EMERGENCY or at Os the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, call in TSC personnel. NORMAL WORK HOURS - TSC call-in B.I.4.1 Call switchboard operator (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call TSC personnel. OFF NORMAL HOURS - TSC call-in B.1.4.2 Notify Security Control Center (E,xt.-114) of TSC activation. B.1.4.3 Initiate paging of on-call personnel. B.1.5 In event of UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT contact POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.O. Ext. 5090/5091 to advise him of the emergency classification and instruct him to notify the RECOVERY MANAGER. B.1.6 Notify the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER using Hot i Line or extension 542-2137 or 2138 and transmit the information on the Incident Form EP-IP-002-1. (} Page 2 of 15

Attachment B O b EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 18 of 57 B.1.7 In event of SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY or at the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, call-in EOF personnel.

             .8.1.7.1              Refer to Section B.6.1 for EOF CALL-IN during normal working hours.

B.1.7.2 Refer to Section B.6.2 for EOF CALL-In during off normal hours. 8.1.8 Site Evacuation NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR PRIOR TO INITIATING EVACUATION. - B.1.8.1 In the event of a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR (Preferable)/ SCC CONTROLLER (alternate) to initiate evacuation of all non essential personnel per EP-IP-021. O V B .1. 8. 2 Notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR to initiate blocking of Township Road T-419. B.1.9 At the direction of the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR or the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, call-in 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS as follows: B.1.9.1 Refer to Section B.7.1, for 0FF-SITE TEAM call-in during normal work hours. B.1.9.2 Refer to Section B.7.2, for 0FF-SITE TEAM call-in during off normal hours. O Page 3 of 15

Attachment B O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 19 of 57 B.2.0 STATIC CONDITION - INFORMATION UPDATE B.2.1 INCIDENT UPDATE MATRIC NOTIFIER ORGANIZATION - - ' SITE & TO BE UNUSUAL GENERAL NOTIFIED EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY DER /8RP TECH Tech. Support SAME Coordinator UNTIL NRC EMERGENCY Emergency Director RELIEVED OIRECTOR REC. MGR. Emergency BY AS Director EOF G.O. SUPPORT SITUATION Recovery MANAGER Manager DICTATES PUBLIC INFORM- Emergency O ATION MANAGER Director ENGINEERING Tech. Support SUPPORT LEADER Coordinator EMERGENCY Not Not DIRECTOR Applicable Applicable , For record purposes and incident reconstruction, all incident update information is to be recorded on an Incident Form, EP-IP-002-1, prior to transmission. Incident update information must be approved by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, prior to transmission. Incident update information should be transmitted approximately every 30 minutes or after any significant event (excluding reclassification which is governed by separate procedure). ! " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix for any given classification is preferred , individual. Individual listed in lowest classification has the responsibility for notification until relieved. O Page 4 of 15

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                              " NOTIFIER" listed in matrix need not perform.the update himself but is

, responsible for seeing that it is accomplished. If EOF activated, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will keep the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER appraised of EMERGENCY status until relieved of this 4 function by E0F personnel. l O Page 5 of 15

l l Attachment B tT EP-IP-002

 \J                                                                              Revision 0 Page 21 of 57 8.2.2      RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT UPDATE MATRIX (ONLY REQUIRED IN EVENT OF GASEOUS OR LIQUID EFFLUENT RELEASE)

NOTIFIER ORGANIZATION SITE & TO BE UNUSUAL GENERAL NOTIFIED EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY DER /BRP RAD Emergency Radiation SAME Director Protection Coordinator UNTIL NRC Emergency Emergency RELIEVED Director Director BY REC. MGR. Emergency Emergency Director Director EOF G.O. SUPPORT Recovery Recovery MANAGER Manager Manager EMERGENCY Health Radiation f)/ s_- DIRECTOR Physics Protection Technician Coordinator For record purposes and incident reconstruction, all status update information is to be recodred on the Radiological Assessment Form, EP-IP-002-2, prior to transmission. Radiological Assessment status update information must be approved by either EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR prior to transmission. Radiological Assessment status update information should be transmitted approximately every 30 minutes or after any significant change in effluent release status.

                " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix for any given classification is preferred individual. Individual listed in lowest classification has the l                responsibility for notification until received.
                " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix need not perform the update himself but is responsible for seeing that it is accomplished.

If E0F activated, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will keep the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER appraised of EMERGENCY status until relieved of this function by EOF personnel. Page 6 of 15 l

Attachment B O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 22 of 57 ACTION STEP COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - CR - TSC Check UPGRADE TO ALERT B.3.0 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: B.3.1 For an ALERT: NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR REGARDING POTENTIAL UNHABITABILITY OF ANY ASSEMBLY AREA OR ASSEMBLY ROUTE. - B.3.1.1 Activate the site stren for personnel accountability (EP-IP-007), and, announca over the PA System:

                                 " Attention all personnel, an ALERT has been declared. All on-call emergency personnel report to your emergency duty station. All other personnel, report to your assembly area."

Repeat above announcement twice. B.3.2 At. the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR notify 0FF-SITE AGENCIES as listed and transmit the information on the Incident Form EP-IP-002-1. NOTE: NOTIFICATION MUST BE INITIATED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY. NRC (Hot Line) 8.3.2.1 Verify that DER /BRP has been notified by radiological staff. B.3.3 Call-in TSC personnel. NORMAL WORK HOURS B.3.3.1 Call switchboard operator (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call TSC personnel. Page 7 of 15

Attachment B O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 23 of 57 0FF NORMAL HOURS B.3.3.2 Notify Security Control Center (Ext.-114) of TSC activation. B.3.3.3 Initiate paging of on-call personnel. B.3.4 Contact the POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.O. ext. 5090/5091 to advise and instruct him to notify the RECOVERY MANAGER. B.3.5 Notify the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER using Hot Line or extension 542-2137 or G. O. extension 4178 and transmit the information on the Incident Form s EP-IP-002-1. ' B.3.6 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, call-in EOF personnel. B.3.6.1 Refer to section B.6.1, for EOF CALL-IN during normal working ~ hours. B.3.6.2 Refer to Section B.6.2, for EOF CALL-IN during off normal hours. B.3.7 At the direction of the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR or EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, call-in 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY .MONITCRING TEAMS as follows: B.3.7.1 Refer to section B.7.1, for 0FF-SITE TEAM CALL-IN during normal work hours. B.3.7.2 Refer to Section B.7.2, for 0FF-SITE TEAM CALL-IN during off normal hours. 1 Page 8 of 15 L

Attachment B ! Os EP-IP-002 I Revision 0 i Page 24 of 57 ' ACTION STEP

     .,                        COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - CR - TSC Check UPGRADE TO SITE EMERGENCY B.4.0    The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will:

B.4.1 For a SITE EMERGENCY: NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR REGARDING POTENTIAL UNHABILABILITY OF ANY ASSEMBLY AREA OR ASSEMBLY - ROUTE. 8.4.4.1 Activate the site siren for personnel accountability (EP-IP-007), and, announce over the PA System:

                                         " Attention all personnel, a SITE EMERGENCY s_,/                                   has been declared. All on-call emergen:y personnel report to your emergency cuty station. All other personnel, report tc your assembly area."                                ,

Repeat above announcement twice. B.4.2 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR notify 0FF-SITE AGENCIES as listed and transmit the information on Incident Form EP-IP-002-1 to: NOTE: NOTIFICATION MUST BE INITIATED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY. NRC (Hot Line) B.4.2.1 Verify that DER /8RP has been notified by radiological staff. B.4.3 C'all-in TSC personnel. NORMAL WORK HOURS B.4.3.1 Call switchboard operator (dial "0") and l

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s- personnel. Page 9 of 15

Attachment B O- EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 25 of 57 0FF NORMAL HOURS B.4.3.2 Notify Security Control center (Ext.-114) of TSC activation. B.4.3.3 Initiate paging of on-call personnel. B.4.4 Notify the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER using Hot Line or extension 542-2137 or G.0. extension 4178 and transmit the information on the Incident Form

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B.4.5 Call-in EOF personnel. B.4.5.1 Refer to Section B.6.1, for EOF CALL-IN during normal work hours. B.4.5.2 Refer to Section B.6.2, for EOF CALL-IN during off normal hours. () 8.4.6 Site Evacuation NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR PRIOR TO INITIATING EVACUATION. B.4.G.1 In the event of SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR (Preferable)/ SCC CONTROLLER (alternate) to initiate evacuation of all non-essential personnel per EP-IP-021. B.4.6.2 Notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR to initiate blocking of Township Road T-419. l O Page 10 of 15 1 L

Attachment B O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 26 of 57 ACTION STEP COMMUNICATION COORDINATOR - CR - TSC I 1 Check UPGRADE TO GENERAL EMERGENCY B.5.0 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: B.5.1 For a GENERAL EMERGENCY: NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR REAGARDING POTENTIAL UNHABITABILITY OF ANY ASSEMBLY AREA OR ASSEMBLY ROUTE. B . 5.1.1 ' Activate the site siren for personnel accountability (EP-IP-007), and, announce over the PA System:

                                      " Attention all personnel, a GENERAL EMERGENCY

() has been declared. All on-call emergency personnel report to your emergency duty station. All other personnel, report to your assembly area." Repeat above announcement twice. B.5.2 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, notify 0FF-SITE AGENCIES as listed and transmit the information on Incident Form EP-IP-002-1 to: NOTE: NOTIFICATION MUST BE INITIATED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY. PEMA (hot line*) LCCD (hot line) CEMA (hot line) NRC (hot line)

8 a.m. to 4 p.m. only - all other times call (717) 783-8150.

B.S.2.1 Verify that DER /BRP has been notified by v s) radiological staff. Page 11 of 15

Attachment B O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 27 of 57 B.5.3 Call-in TSC personnel. NORMAL WORK HOURS 8.5.3.1 Call switchboard operator (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call TSC personnel. OFF NORMAL HOURS

    .           B.5.3.2             Notify Security Control Center (Ext.-114) of TSC activation.

B.5.3.3 Initiate paging of on-call personnel .

        '       B.5.4   Notify the PUELIC INFORRATION MANAGER using Hot Line or extension 542-2137 or G.O. extension 4178 and transmit the information on the Incident Form EP-IP-002-1.

() 8.5.5 B.5.5.1 Call-in EOF persennel.

Refer-to Section B.6.1, for EOF CALL-IN during normal work hours.

B.5.5.2 Refer to Section B.6.2, for EOF CALL-IN during off normal hours. B.5.6 Site Evacuation NOTE: CHECK WITH EMERGENCY DIRECTOR PRIOR TO INITIATING EVACUATION. B.S.6.1 In the event of SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR (Preferable), SCC CONTROLLER (alternate) to initiate evacuation of all nonessential personnel per EP-IP-021. B.S.6.2 Notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR to initiate blocking of Township Road T-419. O Page 12 of 15

l I Attachment B EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 28 of 57 B.6.0 EOF CALL-IN B.6.1 NORMAL WORK HOURS - EOF call-in B.6.1.1 Call switchboard operator (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and STAFF. B.6.1.2 Contact POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.0. ext. 5090/5091 to advise him of emergency ' classification and instruct him to notify the RECOVERY MANAGER and to initiate EOF and General Office personnel call-in thru LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE DISPATCHER. B.6.1.3 Instruct CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (72-187-383) to call in 5 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. Give DISPATCHER call back telephone number to acknowledge completion

of call-in.

B.6.1.4 Instruct ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR to deliver EMERGENCY vehicles to the EOF. B.6.1.5 Ir.struct the SECURITY COORDINATOR to provide access control to EOF. B.6.2 0FF NORMAL HOURS - EOF call-in. B.6.2.1 Notify SECURITY CONTROL CENTER (Ext.-114) of EOF activation. l B.6.2.2 Initiate paging of EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and STAFF. B.6.2.3 Contact POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.0. ext. 5090/5091 to advise him of emergency classification and instruct him to t notify the RECOVERY MANAGER and to initiate EOF and General Office personnel call-in thru LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE DISPATCHER. l B.6.2.4 Instruct CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (72-187-383) to call-in 5 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY s MONITORING TEAMS. Give DISPATCHER call back ( telephone number to acknowledge completion of call-in. Page 13 of 15

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            ,                        B.6.2.5                                          Instruct ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR to deliver emergency vehicles to the EOF.

B.6.2.6 Instruct. SECURITY COORDINATOR to unlock the EOF and provide access control. 8 O i l O Page 14 of 15 I h

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Attachment B ' Og ' EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 30 of 57 B.7.0 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM CALL-IN B.7.1 NORMAL WORK HOURS - 0FF-SITE TEAM CALL-IN B.7.1.1 Call switchboard operator (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call EOF SET-UP FOREMAN. B.7.1.2 Instruct CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (72-187-383) to call in 5 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. Give DISPATCHER call back telephone number to acknowledge completion of call-in. B.7.1.3 Instruct ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR to deliver EMERGENCY vehicles to the EOF. B.7.1.4 Instruct the SECURITY C00RINATOR to provide access control to EOF. B.7.2 0FF NORMAL HOURS - 0FF-SITE TEAM CALL-IN B.7.2.1 Notify SECURITY CONTROL CENTER (Ext.-114) of EOF SET-UP FOREMAN call-in. B.7.2.2 Initiate paging of EOF SET-UP FOREMAN. B.7.2.3 Instruct CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (72-187-383) to call-in 5 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. Give DISPATCHER call back telephone number to acknowledge completion of call-in. B.7.2.4 Instruct ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR to deliver emergency vehicles to the EOF. B.7.2.5 Instruct SECURITY COORDINATOR to unlock EOF l and provide access control. l l O Page 15 of 15

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Attachment C O- EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 31 of 57 ACTION STEP POWER DISPATCHER

  ' Check C. L.0         At the direction of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR, the POWER DISPATCHER will:

C.1.1 Notify RECOVERY MANAGER. Telephone the on-call RECOVERY MANAGER, advise him of emergency classification and direct him to call the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. If the RECOVERY MANAGER cannot be contacted by phone, activate the encoder to page him. If contact still cannot be made, telephone an alternate RECOVERY MANAGER. (' NOTE: NAMES THE PHONE NUMBERS ARE IN THE ON-CALL LIST WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE POWER CONTROL CENTER. C.1.2 Activate EOF and General Office personnel call-in. Call the LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICES DISPATCHER on 432-1070 or 867-2131 and direct that he initiate personnel call-in. (These numbers are'not for general distribution or useage). NOTE: FOR SITE OR GENERAL EMERGENCY, OFF-SITE PERSONNEL CALL-IN IS TO BE AUTOMATICALLY INITIATED. b 1 O Page 1 of 1

Attachment D (j Ep-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 32 of 57 ACTION STEP LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE DISPATCHER Check D.1.0 At the direction of the POWER DISPATCHER, the LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE DISPATCHER will initiate call-in of EOF and General Office personnel. NORMAL WORK HOURS Call Nuclear Department Administration on 770-6803 and inform them that EOF activation is in progress. Activate the pagers for EOF personnel. OFF NORMAL HOURS Activate the pagers for EOF personnel. () Ensure calls begin coming into phone recorder. If no calls come into phone recorder, call the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. If the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER does not arrive at the LSC within 20 minutes of pager activation,' call the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. If the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER cannot be reached, call the alternates until one is contacted. NOTE: NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE ON-CALL LIST WHICH IS AVAILABLE IN THE LSC TROUBLE ROOM. Page 1 of 1

r, Attachment E (~ EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 33 of 57 ACTION STEP

     ,                                    SECURITY COORDINATOR Check E.1.0        The SECURITY COORDINATOR will instruct the Src CONTROLLER to:

E.1.1 Upon notification by the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC of TSC or EOF personnel call-in: Establish a listing of personnel responding to call-in. Compare actual respondees to on-call list. If any on-call personnel do not respond within ten (10) minutes, attempt to contact by telephone. If unsuccessful, call the /} NJ alternates until one is reached. NOTE: NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE ON-CALL LIST WHICH IS AVAILABLE IN THE SCC. Transfer alternate call-in function to ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR. E.1.2 At the direction of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to block Township Road T-419; notify State Police (Hot Line) to implement same. E.2.0 The SECURITY COORDINATOR will: E.2.1 At the direction of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR, dispatch a SECURITY OFFICER to unlock EOF and establish access control. E.2.2 At the direction of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC evacuate the site of unnecessary personnel (EP-IP-021). E.2.3 For SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY - direct SCC CONTROLLER to notify State Police to block Township Road T-419. E.2.4 Block and establish access control to all incoming rg roads at site boundary (only PP&L employees allowed to ( ,/ cross unless otherwise authorized by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR or RECOVERY MANAGER). 1 of 2

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E.2.5 Coordinate and act as liason with outside law enforcement agencies. l E.2.6 When directed, provide access control and traffic control for off-site PP&L locations. i I i O O 2 of 2

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assessment until functions are assumed by RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER. .c ,

                                                                                                                         - 1 F.1.2      If EOF is NOT activated and additional 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY f MONITORING TEAMS are requested, notify COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC to perform the necessary action steps N'

needed to activate teams.. ..i

_ _ . .s F.1.3 Provide and direct ON-SITE RADIATION MONITORING PERSONNEL for

effluent release assessment. F.1.4 Fill out and approvERadiological Assessment Form EP-IP-0( 2-

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O NOTE: s This Form includes a protective action recommendation, if no action.is required,gtate "NONE" in appropriate space. - ' F.1.5 Maintaincommunicationswithandtranimitinformationon Radiological Assessment Form EP-IP-002-2 to DER /BRP radiological personnel until ~ relieved of the responsibility by the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER. ' F.1.6 Distribute Radiological Assessment Form, EP-IP-002-2, to EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.

F.1.7 IF unable to contact DER /BRP, utilize alternate means of communications per EP-IP-018. l l l l

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Attachment G f-~x EP-IP-002 yi Revision 0 Page 36 of 57 ACTION STEP TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR Check G.1.0 The TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR will: G.1.1 Maintain communications with DER /BRP technical personnel regarding plant specifics until relieved of this responsibility by the ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER. G.I.2 Provide and direct ON-SITE CHEMISTRY SAMPLING PERSONNEL for liquid and gaseous effluent release assessment. G.1.3 Upon notification that the GENERAL OFFICE EMERGENCY FACILITIES have been activated direct all requests for engineering assistance to the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER (Ext. 5397) until the establishment of the EOF Technical

Support Function.

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   \s                              Function, direct all requests for engineering assistance to the EOF.

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Attachment H O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 37 of 57 ACTION STEP CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER Check H.1.0 At the direction of the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR, the CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER will: H.1.1 Call-in the required number of 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. Two people per team. NOTE: THE TEAM PERSONNEL ARE IDENTIFIED ON THE CALL-IN LIST AVAILABLE IN THE DISPATCHER'S OFFICE. H.1.2 Notify the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR cf completion of team activation. O i O Page 1 of 1

_ Attachment I EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 38 of 57 ACTION STEP RECOVERY MANAGER Check I.1.0 The RECOVERY MANAGER will: I.1.1 After being notified, call the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR at SSES(717-542-2417) and discuss the extent of the emergency condition. I .1. 2. Notify the EOF staff as follows: NORMAL WORK HOURS I.1.2.1 Direct the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER to contact the General Office on-call and primary emergency managers and on-call staffs and have them proceed to N-495. I.l.2.2 Prior to EOF activation, hold periodic updates with the emergency organizati'n.' o 0FF NORMAL HOURS Upon notification of an UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT classification: I.1.2.3 Attempt to contact the on-call GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER and have him in turn attempt to contact the on- , call EOF managers and staff to notify them of a potential activation. l NOTE: PERFORMANCE OF THIS STEP IS NOT MANDATORY. IT IS l STRICTLY ANTICIPATROY IN NATURE. I l I.1.3 EOF activation NORMAL WORK HOURS UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT I.1.3.1 If upon discussion with EMERGENCY DIRECTOR the RECOVERY MANAGER decides to activate the EOF, instruct the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR TO INITIATE SAME. O Page 1 of 3

i l l Attachment I Ci EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 39 of 57 SITE or GENERAL. EMERGENCY I.1.3.2 EOF automatically activated by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. l I.1.3.3 Conduct a final briefing of EOF emergency managers and ( staff in N-495. l NOTE: IF THE RECOVERY MANAGER HAS NOT BRIEFED THE EMERG NCY ORGANIZATION WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF EOF ACTIVATION, THE GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER WILL CONDUCT THE BRIEFING AND DISPATCH THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION TO THE SITE. I.1.3.4 Proceed to EOF. OFF NORMAL HOURS UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT I.1.3.5 If upon discussion with EMERGENCY DIRECTOR the RECOVERY MANAGER decides to activate the EOF, instruct the O EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to initiate same. SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY l I.1.3.6 EOF automatically activated by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. l' I 1.3.7 Call POWER DISPATCHER (770-5090/5091) to verify initiation of EOF personnel call-in. NOTE: IF POWER DISPATCHER HAS NOT INITIATED CALL-IN, INSTRUCT HIM TO 00 SO AND TO CONTACT EMERGENCY DIRECTOR AND VERIFY CALL-IN OF EOF SUPPORT MANAGER AND STAFF. I.1.3.8 Proceed to EOF. I.1.3.9 Prepare to and formally relieve EOF SUPPORT MANAGER per EP-IP-030. I.1.3.10 Prepare to and formally relieve the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of those emergency management responsibilities not already transferred to the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER. I.1.3.11 Maintain consistency of understanding and direction through use of conference calls between TSC, EOF and General Office. If NRC or DER /BRP are present in EOF, have them participate in conference calls. 1 Page 2 of 3

Attachment I O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 40 of 57 I.1.3.12- Determine the Public Protective Actions required in accordance with EP-IP-033, Dose Assessment and Protective Actions. I.2.0 UPGRADING I~. 2.1 In the event of an upgrade to a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, ' d.frect the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER to perform the steps in Attachment J.3. O l l l O Page 3 of 3

i Attachment J O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 41 of 57 ACTION STEP SITE SUPPORT MANAGER J.1.0 Upon notification of an EMERGENCY, the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER will: NORMAL WORK HOURS J.1.1 ReporttoN-495forbriefing. J.1.1 Upon EOF activation, report to EOF. OFF NORMAL HOURS J.1.3 Upon receiving EOF activation page, report to LSC - TROUBLE ROOM and verify EOF MANAGER / STAFF response to call-in per EP-IP-018. J .1. 4- Report to EOF. O l l O Page 1 of 7

Attachment J T EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 42 of 57 J.2.0 Upon arrival at EOF take over responsibility for information management, including: J.2.1 Maintaining communications link with GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER. J.2.2 Maintaining communications link with PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER. J.2.3 Reviewing all proposed press releases for accuracy and

secure RECOVERY MANAGER approval prior to release. In' his absence or unavailability, authorize release.

J.2.4 Periodically updating all E0P personnel regarding plant and radiological status and emergency management activities. J.2.5 Initiation of TSC/ EOF conference calls. J.2.6 Maintaining a log of all activities. J.2.7 Periodically updating the NRC agencies as to plant status (see J.4.0). J.2.8 Maintaining a history of all released information, specifically, press releases, Incident Forms (EP-IP-002-

1) and Radiological Assessment Forms (EP-IP-002-2).

Note, information released by the Control Room or TSC should be obtained on a "Not-to-Interfere-Basis". I f l \- / Page 2 of 7

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Attachment J EP-IP-002 Os Revision 0 Page 43 of 57 3 J.3.0 UPGRADING EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION J.3.1 Only perform those action steps for which the EOF has formally assumed control. TO TO SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMERGENCY Announce reclassi- Announce reclass-fication to EOF ification to EOF personnel, the personnel, the EMERGENCY DIREC- EMERGENCY DIREC-TOR and the Gen- TOR and the Gen-eral Office eral Office Document reclassi- Document reclass-fication, date and ification, date time. and time. NOTE: Complete incident Complete incident / MUST BE INITIA- for EP-IP-00201 form EP-IP-002-1 ED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING RE-CLASSIFICATION NOTIFY: NOTIFY: DER /BRP DER /BRP NRC PEMS LCCD CEMA NRC J.3.2 Notify the PUBLIC INFORMATION' MANAGER. J.3.3 Disseminate information from Incident Form EP-IP-002-1: to RECOVERY MANAGER,' TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER, RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER AND EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. J.3.4 In the event of an off-site effluent (gaseous or liquid) release, complete Radiological Assessment Form EP-IP-002-2 and disseminate information to NRC, RECOVERY MANAGER, /\ TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER, GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER AND \s); EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. Page 3 of 7

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1 J.3.5 Ensure that required notifications have been made. EOF PERSONNEL , EMERGENCY DIRECTOR - 0FF-SITE AGENCIES PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER

                                       .                     GENERAL OFFICE J.3.6  When conditions change significantly, return to EP-IP-001 and determine whether to reclassify the EMERGENCY.

J.3.7 During static conditions (no change in classification) perform periodic communications / updates per Attachment J.4. 3 Page 4 of 7

i Attachment J EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 45 of 57 J.4.0 STATIC CONDITION - INFORMATION UPDATE

      .                 J.4.1        INCIDENT UPDATE MATRIC NOTIFIER ORGANIZATION                                                    SITE &

TO BE UNUSUAL GENERAL NOTIFIED EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY DER /BRP TECH Tech. Support Tech Support Coordinator Manager NRC EMERGENCY Emergency Site Support Director Manager DIRECTOR - REC. MGR. Emergency Site Support AS Director Manager G.O. SUPPORT SITUATION Recovery Site Support MANAGER Manager Manager DICTATES PUBLIC INFORM- Emergency Site Support

s. ATION MANAGER Director Manager ENGINEERING Tech. Support Tech Support SUPPORT LEADER Coordinator Manager EMERGENCY Not Not Site Support DIRECTOR Applicable Applicable Manager l For record purposes and incident reconstructions, all incident update information is to be recorded on an Incident Form, EP-IP-002-1, prior to transmission.

Incident update information must be approved by either EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, SITE SUPPORT MANAGER or RECOVERY MANAGER prior to transmission. i Incident update information should be transmitted approximately every 30 minutes or after any significant event (excluding reclassification which is governed by separate procedure).

             " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix for any given classification is preferred individual. Individual listed in lowest classification has the responsibility for notification until relieved.

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                          " NOTIFIER" listed in matrix need not perform the update himself but is responsible for seeing that it is accomplished.

If EOF activated, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will keep the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER appraised of EMERGENCY status until relieved of this function by EOF personnel. ' i i 1 O l l l O Page 6 of 7 _ . ~ . _ . - _ - . _ _ _ _ _ _ . - _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ - . _ _ - _ _ . _ . . _ . - . - _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _

I Attachment J , EP-IP-002 ' Revision 0 Page 47 of 57 1 J.5.0 RADIOLOGICAL. ASSESSMENT UPDATE MATRIX (0NLY REQUIRED IN EVENT OF GASE0US OR LIQUID EFFLUENT RELEASE) NOTIFIER ORGANIZATION SITE & TO BE UNUSUAL GENERAL NOTIFIED EVENT ALERT EMERGENCY DER /BRP RAD Emergency Radiation Radiation Director Protection Support Coordinator Manager NRC EMERGENCY Emergency Site Support Director Director Manager REC. MGR. Emergency Emergency Site Support Director Director Manager G.O. SUPPORT Recovery Recovery Site Support MANAGER Manager Manager Manager p EMERGENCY Health Radiation Site Support DIRECTOR Physics Protection Manager Technician Coordinator For record purposes and incident reconstruction, all status update information is to be recorded on the Radiological Assessment Form, EP-IP-002-2, prior to transmisson. Radiological Assessment status update information must be approved by either EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR OR RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER prior to transmission. Radiological Assessment status update information should be transmitted approximately every 30 minutes or after any significant change in effluent release status.

                " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix for any given classification is preferred individual.             Individual listed in lowest classification has the responsibility for notification until relieved.
                " NOTIFIER" listed in Matrix need not perform the update himself but is responsible for seeing that it is accomplished.

If EOF activated, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will keep the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER appraised of EMERGENCY status until relieved of this function by EOF personnel . O Page 7 of 7

l l l Attachment X O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 48 of 57 ACTION STEP

  ,                            COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - EOF
    ' Check UPGRADE TO SITE EMERGENCY K.1.1   At the direction of the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER, notify 0FF-SITE AGENCIES as 1 sited and transmit the information on Incident Form EP-LP-002-1 to:

NRC (Hot Line) K.1.1.1 Verify that DER /BRP has been notified by radiological staff. K.1.2 At the direction of the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, call-in additional 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS as follows: K.1.2.1 Instruct CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (72-187-383) to call in additional 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. Give DISPATCHER call back telephone number to acknowledge completion of call-in. K.1.2.2 Instruct ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR to deliver additional EMERGENCY vehicles to the EOF, if required. O Page 1 of 2

Attachment K EP-IP-002 O' Revision 0 Page 49 of 57 ACTION STEP COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - EOF Check UPGRADE TO GENERAL EMERGENCY K.2.0 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: K.2.1 At the direction of the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER, notify 0FF-SITE AGENCIES as listed and transmit the information on Incident Form EP-IP-002-1 to: PEMA (hot line*) - LCCD (hot line) CEMA (hot line) NRC (hot line) O

k. / K.2.2 Verify that DER /BRP has been notified by radiological staff.

8 a.m. to 4 p.m. only - all other times call (717) 783-8150.

K.2.3 At the direction of the RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, call-in additional 0FF-SITE EMERENCY MONITORING TEAMS as follows: K.2.3.1 Instruct CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (71-187-383) to call in additional 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. Give DISPATCHER call back telephone number to acknowledge completion of call-in. K.2.3.2 Instruct ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR to deliver l additional EMERGENCY vehicles to the EOF, if required. l l i Page 2 of 2 l l

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     ' Check L.1.0    The RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER will:

L.1.1 If additional 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS are needed, instruct the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR to perform the necessary actions to activate desired number of teams. L.1.2 Relieve EOF SUPPORT MANAGER of responsibility for dose assessment, OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS, protective action recommendations and communications with DER /BRP. - L.1.3 IF unable to contact DER /BRP, utilize alternate means of communications per EP-IP-018. L.1.4 Approve information on Radiological Assessment Form EP-IP-002-2, transmit completed form to SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. NOTE: This form includes a Protective Action Recommendation, if no action,is required state "NONE" in appropriate space. I l l l l O Page 1 of 1 l l

Attachment M EP-IP-002 O, Revision 0 Page 51 of 57 ACTION STEP TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER M.1.0 The TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER will: M.1.1 Assume responsibility for communications with DER /BRP technical personnel regarding plant specifics from the ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER. M.1.2 Assume responsibility for communications with the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER from the ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER. M .1. 3 Transmit information on Incident Report Form, EP-IP-002-1 to DER /BRP when directed to by SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. Return completed form to SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. O l lO Page 1 of 1

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   '.                                       GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER Check N.1.0        After being notified of an EMERGENCY, the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER will:

NORMAL WORK HOURS N.1.1 Notify the General Office on-call and primary emergency managers and their staffs and instruct them to assemble in-N-495. - N.1.2 Coordinate periodic updates (by the RECOVERY MANAGER) on the status of the EMERGENCY. N.I.3 Establish transportation arrangements for general office emergency managers and staffs. N.1.4 Upon EOF activation, activate the GENERAL OFFICE NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SUPPORT CENTER per EP-IP-032 and contact any general office EOF personnel that have not responded. N.1.5 If the EOF is activated, and the RECOVERY MANAGER has not reported to N-495 within 15 minutes, conduct a final briefing

for general office EOF personnel before they depart for the

( site. OFF-Hours N.1.6 At the direction of the RECOVERY MANAGER, attempt to contact the on-call general office and site EOF managers and staff to notify them of a potential future E0F activation. Report results to RECOVERY MANAGER. N.1.7 Upon activation of the E0F, activate the GENERAL OFFICE NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SUPPORT CENTER per EP-IP-032. N.1.8 Notify TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR (Ext. 117) when GENERAL OFFICE NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SUPPORT CENTER and General Office Engineering Support Origanization are fully activated. O Page 1 of 1

1 O - Attachment 0 EP-IP-002 Revision 0 1 Page 53 of 57 ACTION STEP ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER 0.1.0 After being notified of a SITE or- GENERAL EMERGENCY or EOF activation, the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER will activate the general office engineering support organization per EP-IP-032.

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!                                    is fully activated, notify GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER.

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Attachment P PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT EP-IP-002 TIME SUSQUEHANNA SES Revision 0 TRANSMITTED INCIDENT FORM Page 54 of 57 A. The INCIDENT was declared as a(n) Uusual Site General Event Alert Emergency Emergency _ at on / / . Time Day Month Year B. DESCRIPTION: What Happened: Consequences: - Action: O Current Status: (APPROVED) ED or RM or SSM C. NOTIFICATIONS: (What notifications have been made.) PEMA* NRC* (Contact) (Time)- (Resident) (Time)~~ LCCD* NRC* (Contact) (Time) (Bethesda) (Time) CEMA* OTHER* (Contact) (Time) (Contact) (Time) LICENSE MGT.*

Note name of information recipient and time called l

D. PRESS RELEASE: Has a press release been made or planned? Yes/No E. This is of the Pennsylvania Power & light I ) Name/ Title

    -'          Ccmpany. Please READ BACK this information to assure accuracy.

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CONTROL NO. O TIME TRANSMITTED Attachment Q EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 55 of 57 PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT SUSQUEHANNA SES RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT FORM

The INCIDENT was declared as a (n)

Unusual Site General Event Alert Emergency Emergency i at (2) on (3) / / . (Time) (Day) (Month) (Year) I The following is assessment information: (4) Wind direction is from at a speed of (5) mph. (6) The stability class if , based on a (C, 0, E or G) (7) temperature differential of *C/50m. (8) There is (is no) precipitation in the form of (rain, snow, mist) (9) The current assessed dose rate based on (Ping Data), (Field Measurements) taken at are: (Time) Location: Emer. Plan. Boundary 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles Whole body dose rate (mrem /hr.) Thyroid dose rate (mrem /hr.) (10) The projected doses at assuming current (future time of day) release rate are: Location: Emerg. Plan. Boundary 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles Whole body dose (mrem)' Thyroid dose (mrem) O FORM EP-IP-002-2, Revision 0, Page 1 of 3

1 CONTROL NO. O TIME TRANSMITTED Attachment Q EP-IP-002 l Revision 0 Page 56 of 57 (11) The integrated doses as of are: (Time of day) Location: Emerg Plan. Boundary 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles I Whole body dose (mrem) Thyroid dose (mrem) (12) The Protective Action recommendation is based on

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(13) Estimates of any off-site surface Radioactive Contamination (DPM). 4 (14) Emergency Actions Implemented Onsite. (e.g., Evacuation) (15) Request for assistance from outside organizations. Yes No (16) Prognosis of Worsening or termination of event. 1 (17) Remarks: (conditions onsite, casualties, etc.) (APPROVED ED or RPC or RSM) J O FORM EP-IP-002-2, Revision 0, Page 2 of 3

       ' 'CORTROL NO.

TIME TRANSMITTED Attachment Q O EP-IP-002 Revision 0 Page 57 of 57 Thisis(17) (18) (Name) (Emergency Organization

     .                                                 Title) of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company. This notification was made at (19)           on (20)        /      /       to (Time)             day Month    Year (21)                    (22)                      .

Name Title Please READ BACK this information to assure accuracy. O l - l l e ( v FORM EP-IP-002-2, Revision 0, Page 3 of 3

{ .. PROCEDURE COVER SHEET PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT C0. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-003 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES Revision 0 Page 1 of 43 Effective Date 6 -/4 -8a Expiration Date 4,- 8,-f Revised Expiration Date o ' CONTROLLED s ,! i Prepared by a Date 8M7~2 Reviewed by L n 4h Date 2.) _ _j ,5 m , g-PORC Review Yequire es No ( ) Approved by ( t IhL M Date 4 17.%1. Sectio @ a J 8d PORC Meeting Number 91 -05 t Date S~// V!SL_ Date 6-/ 4' - 9.2 Superintendent of Plant ~ O' FORM AD-QA-101-1, Rev. 1 Page 1 of 1

EP-IP-003 \' Revision 0 Page 2 of 43 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 PURPOSE 3 2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 5.0 DEFINITIONS 3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT pAGE

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s / Emergency Management Responsibilities B Technical Support Center - Organization 17 and Emergency Management Responsibilities C EOF Initia' Organization - Organization 22 and Emergency Management Responsibilities D EOF Permanent Organization - Organization 26 and Emergency Management Responsibilities E Public Information Organization - 32 Organization and Emergency Management Responsibilities F General Office Nuclear Emergency Support 36 Center - Organization and Emergency Management Responsibilities G Engineering Support Center - Organization 40 and Emergency Management Responsibilities O

r EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 3 of 43 1.0 PURp0SE The purpose of this procedure is to describe the progression of EMERGENCY activities, the emergency management structure and KEY EMERGENCY MANAGER responsibilities which have been established to effectively respond to EMERGENCIES at the Susquehanna Steam Electric Station (SSES). 2.0 SCOPE This procedure applies to all EMERGENCIES occurring at SSES, except for work stoppages associated with labor contract negotiations and/or disputes.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 NUREG-0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria 3.2 NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities

3.3 NUREG-0731, Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical , Resources, Sept. 1980. 3.4 SSES Emergency Plan i 3.5 EP-IP-002 Emergency Management Notifications 4.0 RESP 0NSIBILITIES 4.1 The progression of emergency activities for each major sub-set of the overall emergency response organization is described in Section 6, Instructions, as a function of the level of emergency declared. 4.2 The organizational structure of each major sub-set of the overall l cmergency response organization and the responsibilities of the key participants comprising the emergency response organizations are described in Attachments A through G. 5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 CMC - Corporate Management Committee l 5.2 EOF - Emergency Operations Facility 5.3 TSC - Technical Support Center 5.4 0SC - Operations Support Center i 5.5 CR - Control Room 5.6 NRC - Nuclear Regulatory Commission

EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 4 of 43 5.7 PEMA - Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency 5.8 LCCD - Luzerne County Civil Defense 5.9 CEt1A - Columbia County Emergency Management Agency 5.10 DER /BRP - Dept. of' Environmenta.1 Resources / Bureau of Radiological Protection 5.11 G0NESC - General Office Nuclear Emergency Support Center 5.12 ESC ~ - Engineering Support Center (General Office) 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS . NOTE: THIS PROCEDURE IS INTENDED TO BE OF USE PRIMARILY AS A TRAINING TOOL TO AID IN UNDERSTANDING THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION, AND CONSEQUENTLY, THE LEVEL.0F DETAIL COVERED HERE IS NOT ADEQUATE. FOR USE DURING AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY. REFER TO THE APPROPRIATE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE FOR SPECIFIC DETAILS ON HOW TO ACCOMPLISH THE NECESSARY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES. J 6.1 The emergency response organization is comprised of the ON-SHIFT CREW; an on-site emergency management, technical and radiological support function located in the TSC; and off-site emergency management, technical and radiological support function located in the EOF; an off-site public information function located in the SPECIAL OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT or the MOC, as necessary; a company-internal communications and general support function, located in the GONESC; and a technical and engineering support function, located in the ESC. The functions actually mobilized during an incident will depend on the nature and severity of the incident, and may range from complete mobilization of the entire emergency response organization down to resolution of the incident by the ON-SHIFT CREW. l 6.2 In the event that conditions warrant, the emergency response organization also includes a RESTORATION function, under the leadership of a RESTORATION MANAGER. This activity is geared to returning the unit to service and would not be established until there was ade cate assurance that the plant was in a stable, shutdown condition with minimal probability of an unplanned release of radioactivity to the environment. Because the organization and operating philosophy of the restoration group will be strongly dependent on the nature of the 4 specific emergency involved, it will be developed on an "as-needed" basis. Therefore, the restoration activity is not discussed further in

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b b w EP-IP-003 Revision 0-Page 5 of 43 6.3 ON-SHIFT CREW NOTE: ATTACHMENT A DESCRIBES THE ORGANIZATION OF THE ON-SHIFT CREW AND THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. 6.3.1 The ON-SHIFT CREW is responsible for the immediate response to an abnormal event. Upon learning of an event, the shift supervisor (SS) evaluates the situation, initiates appropriate corrective action, and determines if the Emergency Plan is to be initiated. 6.3.2 If the Emergency Plan is initiated, the SS assumes the role of EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (SS/ED), classifies the event, institutes immediate response actions, and ensures proper notifications are made (During this phase of the event, the SS/ED is responsible for both plant operations and emergency management.) To assist with emergency management communications, the SS/ED appoints a COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR. 6.3.2.1 UNUSUAL EVENT - When the situation is initially classified as an UNUSUAL EVENT, the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR promptly notifies PEMA, LCCD and the NRC. The SS/ED notifies the PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his alternate, of the situation and may or may not request to be relieved of his ED duties,. depending on the nature of the situation. The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will also contact the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER (PIM) and ensure that the RECOVERY MANAGER is contacted. If an off-site release is in progress or expected, the SS/ED will notify HEALTH PHYSICS and CHEMISTRY TECHNICIANS to report to the CONTROL ROCM (CR). Finally, the l SS/ED will appoint an OSC COORDINATOR who will establish the OSC in an office adjacent to the CR for use in mobilizing the ON-SHIFT CREW and dispatching emergency teams. 6.3.2.2 ALERT - When the situation is initially classified , as an ALERT, the ON-SHIFT CREW emergency response l actions are similar to those for an UNUSUAL EVENT. However, in the case of an ALERT, the SS/ED directs the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR to initiate staffing of the TSC. At the request of the RECOVERY MANAGER, the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will {)\ s_ , initiate staffing of the EOF. Additionally, the SS/ED will direct the SECURITY COORDINATOR to

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i initiate the accountability procedure for on-site personnel. 6.3.2.3 SITE EMERGENCY - When the situation is initially classified as a SITE EMERGENCY, the ON-SHIFT CREW emergency response actions are similar to those for an ALERT. However, in the case of.a SITE EMERGENCY, the SS/ED directs the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR to initiate staffing of the E0F. In addition, ,, evacuation of unnecessary personnel from either " speci.fic areas of the site or the site itself', ~ will t i be initiated by the SS/ED, as appropriate. A ' request for off-site traffic control by the Pa.

State Police of those township roads crossing the site boundary will also be made. 6.3.2.4 GENERAL EMERGENCY - When the situation is initially classified as a GENERAL EMERGENCY, the ON-SHIFT CREW emergency response actions are similar to those for a SITE EMERGENCY, except that CEMA is also notified by the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR. 6.3.3 Once the appropriate immediate emergency response actions have been completed, the SS/ED will continue to direct the efforts of the ON-SHIFT CREW towards both plant operations and emergency management until the abnormal situation is terminated or the SS/ED is relieved of his emergency management responsibilities by the PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his designee. When the emergency management responsibilities have been transferred to the PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his designee, the SS and the ON-SHIFT CREW will then devote their entire efforts to establishing and maintaining the plant in a safe, stable condition. The PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his designee, will assume the roles of ED and direct all ! emergency management activities. l 6.4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER NOTE: ATTACHMENT B DESCRIBES THE TSC ORGANIZATION AND THE EMERGENCY ' i MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. \ 6.4.1 The TSC is the focal point of on-site emerdency management activities during an ALERT, SITE EMERGENCY ob GENERAL ~ EMERGENCY condition. The TSC organization will be fully functional within 30-60 mi.nutes of initial notification to activate. The PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his designated

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in the areas of technical assessment, radiological assessment and operations coordination ~will staff the TSC.

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l T EP-IP-003 (~'/ s_ , Revision 0 Page 7 of 43 Responsibility for emergency communications, radiological and technical assessments and emergency team management will pass from the SS/ED in the CR to the ED in the TSC. Additionally, all press releases should be approved by the ED in the TSC. 6.4.2 Upon arrival at the TSC, the PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his designee, will assess the situation and verify that all immediate emergency response actions have been completed or are in progress. He shall commence transfer of responsibilities from the ON-SHIFT CREW to the TSC staff. TSC activities will vary somewhat according to the classification and nature of the event. 6.4.2.1 UNUSUAL EVENT - TSC activation in response to an UNUSUAL EVENT will depend on the combined assessment of the SS/ED and the PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, or his designee. The degree to. which TSC mobilization is carried out may vary from essentially no activation to total mobilization. Emergency management and other responsibilities [~'l will shift to the ED from the SS/ED, as appropriate

       \- /                                                       considering the degree of TSC mobilization.

6.4.2.2 ALERT - TSC activation is automatic in any situation classified as an ALERT or higher. Upon completion of the TSC activation procedure, transfer of responsibility for emergency management activities,' including: internal and external communication, radiological and technical assessment and support activities and emergency team management is accomplished. The ED will keep both the on-call RECOVERY MANAGER and the PIM informed of the status of the situation and approve press releases. The TSC staff will support the ON-l 1 SHIFT CREW as necessary, providing technical, radiological, administrative and other assistance, as well ensuring that all internal and external communications requirements are met. Depending upon the nature and prognosis of the emergency l

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to consider EOF activation. The ED is responsible ('" for reclassification of the situation and for the x subsequent external agency and internal, including

   ,                                                              the RECOVERY MANAGER and PIM, notifications.

6.4.2.3 SITE EMERGENCY - TSC activities and (N s responsibilities at the SITE EMERGENCY level are

                                ,                                 essentially the same as those at the ALERT level.

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6.4.2.4 GENERAL EMERGENCY - TSC activities and responsibilities are identical to those at the SITE EMERGENCY level. 6.4.3 The ED retains responsibility for on-site and off-site emergency management activities until relieved of appropriate functions by the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER or the RECOVERY MANAGER. NOTE: CONTROL OF IN-PLANT ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING ON-SITE RADIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES, REMAINS WITH THE ED AT ALL TIMES. 6.4.4 The TSC is a central feature of the emergency response organization, and as such, will remain in operation until.the emergency has been terminated or as otherwise directed by the RESTORATION MANAGER during the RESTORATION phase. Il 6.5 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY

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6.5.1 The EOF is the focal point for off-site emergency management activities, except for the direct interaction with the public

                          .and media. As such, this facility will be fully functional as soon as reasonably possible after notification to activate.

6.5.2 Activation of the EOF is automatic in a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, but may also occur in an UNUSUAL EVENT or an ALERT if such action is deemed prudent by the RECOVERY MANAGER. NOTE: ATTACHMENT C DESCRIBES THE INITIAL EOF ORGANIZATION AND THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. 6.5.3 In order to ensure that the EOF is functioning within approximately one (1) hour of notification, an initial EOF staff, comprised of site based personnel,-has been established. This staff is under the direction of the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and is the first step in the EOF activation process. 6.5.4 Upon notification to activate, usually in response to a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER will ensure the proper setup and readiness of the EOF and will manage the related activities until relieved by the RECOVERY MANAGER. b O During this period, the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER has the authority

of the RECOVERY MANAGER and is responsible for overall l management of emergency-related activities.

   i                                                                          EP-IP-003 k's,/                                                                           Revision 0 Page 9 of 43 6.5.4.1      The initial EOF staff prepares the EOF by setting up work areas for the RECOVERY MANAGER and other EOF staff members. These work areas include appropriate communications, technical, and clerical equipment and supplies.

6.5.4.2 The initial EOF staff assumes control of off-site radiological activities including off-site dose calculations and projections, coordination of off-site monitoring teams and protective action recommendations. 6.5.4.3 The initial EOF staf'f assumes control of communications to DER /BRP ffor both radiological and technical activities) and to the GONESC. NOTE: DURING THIS TIME PERIOD, THE ED RETAINS RESPONSIBILITY FOR COMMUNICATIONS WITH OFF-SITE AGENCIES AND THE PIM. l)

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6.5.5 Following setup of the EOF and transfer of selected responsibilities from the TSC to the EOF, the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and his staff carry out their responsibilities until they are relieved by the-RECOVERY MANAGER and the permanent-EOF staff. Following relief, they may be assigned other duties by the REC 0VERY MANAGER, as appropriate. Relief of the initial EOF staff,will take place as soon as possible following notification to man the EOF. Typically relief will occur within approximately 2-3 hours of notification. NOTE: ATTACHMENT D DESCRIBES THE PERMANENT EOF ORGANIZATION AND THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. 6.5.6 The RECOVERY MANAGER and the permanent EOF staff relieve the initial EOF staff of their responsibilities and provide additional relief to the ED and the TSC staff by assuming increased responsibility for communications. 6.5.6.1 The permanent EOF staff assumes responsibility for communications with the off-site agencies (PEMA, LCCD, CEMA and NRC) and with the PIM. 6.5.6.2 The approval of press releases transfers from the ED in the TSC to the RECOVERY MANAGER in the EOF. A V

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                ,                                           off-site emergency activities, and as such, will continue in operation until the emergency has been terminated or as otherwise directed by the RESTORATION MANAGER during the RESTORATION phase.

6.6 PUBLIC INFORMATION NOTE: ATTACHMENT E DESCRIBES THE PUBLIC INFORMATION ORGANIZATION AND THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. 6.6.1 The PUBLIC INFdRMATION MANAGER. is the Company's principal representative to the public and to members of the public communications media during a nuclear emergency. The PIM transfers emergency-related information, provided by the ED or RECOVERY MANAGER, to the public and media by means of news bulletins, news releases and/or news conferences, as appropriate. Additionally, the PIM is responsible for rumor control and the release of background information. News bulletins will be utilized to facilitate rapid release of critical information, while news releases will be utilized to Os provide frequent updates of the on going situation. News bulletins are issued under the authority of the ED or RECOVERY MANAGER. News releases require the joint approval of the PIM and either the ED, RECOVERY MANAGER or SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. Background information is released by the PIM, as appropriate. The activities of the PIM and his staff vary depending on the' status of the abnormal event. 6.6.2 In an UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT situation, the PIM and his staff will be located in the SPECIAL OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT in Berwick. Information provided by the ED, or the RECOVERY MANAGER if the EOF is activated, will be used to prepare news bulletins and news releases for dissemination to the public by the PIM and his staff. l 6.6.3 In the case of a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, where significant ! public and media interest is expected, the PIM and his staff will activate the MEDIA OPERATIONS CENTER in the Berwick I YMCA. (Activation of the M)C in an UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT may

also be directed by the PIP.)

6.6.4 Although the activities of the PIM and his staff are similar for all levels of an emergency, they are expected to vary in-degree from a low level of activity during an UNUSUAL EVENT i to a potentially high level of activity in the case of a GENERAL EMERGENCY where frequent news releases and news conferences may be expected.

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EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 11 of 43 6.6.5 If it becomes necessary to evacuate the Berwick area, provisions have been made to relocate the MOC to PP&L's Central Division Service Center in Hazleton. 6.6.6 The public information function is essential to keeping the public and media informed as to the status of the emergency; consequently this activity will continue to operate as necessary until the RECOVERY MANAGER or RESTORATION MANAGER, after consulting with the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER, determines that conditions warrant its termination. After de-activation of the MOC, information will continue to be available through the SPECIAL. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT-

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6.7 GENERAL OFFICE NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SUPPORT CENTER NOTE: ATTACHMENT F DESCRIBES THE GONESC ORGANIZATION AND THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. 6.7.1 The GONESC is located in the Corporate Offices in Allentown and is intended to coordinate information flow within PP&L, particularly to the company's Corporate Management Committee (CMC). In addition, the GONESC is responsible for certain external communications and for providing logistical support as may be requested by the ED or RECOVERY MANAGER. 6.7.2 Activation of the GONESC is automatic during a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, and may also occur in an UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT if the RECOVERY MANAGER deems such action appropriate. 6.7.3 Upon notification to activate, the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT l MANAGER and his staff report to the GONESC and set up for operations. l 6.7.3.1 The GONESC staff notifies General Electric, l Bechtel, and INPO, alerting them to the emergency, and requesting that they be available for assistance, if needed. 6.7.3.2 The GONESC staff arranges for information releases to the industry via the INPO-NOTEPAD system. l l 6.7.3.3 Based on information from the EOF, ESC and others, the GONESC staff prepares information updates for CMC members and company internal distribution. O o i

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r-' EP-IP-003 ( ,j) Revision 0 Page 12 of 43 6.7.3.4 The GONESC staff advises the MCC of any press or

            ,                                                   information related inquiries they receive from members of the general public and the responses thereto.

6.7.3.5 At the request of the ED or the RECOVERY MANAGER, the G0NESC staff provides a variety of support functions including mobilization of additional personnel (both inside and outside PP&L), preparation and administration of additional contracts for external services and assistance in preparation of supplementary procedures and/or modi fication s. 6.7.4 Once activated, the GONESC remains in operation until the emergency has been terminated or as otherwise directed by the RESTORATION MANAGER during the RESTORATION phase. 6.8 ENGINEERING SUPp0RT CENTER O NOTE: ATTACHMENT G DESCRIBES THE ESC ORGANIZATION AND THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES OF ITS KEY PERSONNEL. 6.8.1 The ESC is located in the Corporate Offices in Allentown and is intended to act as an extension of the technical support function directed by the TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER in the EOF. The ESC staff is responsible for technical support to the TSC and/or the EOF as requested, for updating the GONESC staff with current technical data on the plant status, for looking ahead to determine potential troublespots and developing contingency plans. 6.8.2 Activation of the ESC is automatic in a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY, and may also occur in an UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT if the RECOVERY MANAGER deems such action appropriate. ( 6.8.3 Upon notification to activate, the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER l and his staff report to the ESC and set up operations. When the ESC is set up, the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER reports same to the GONESC. The GONESC, in turn, reports to the EOF, or TSC if the EOF is not yet staffed, when both the G0NESC and the ESC are ready for assignments. 6.8.4 A technical data link is established with the TSC to allow close monitoring of plant parameters and other pertinent data. (N

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1 l l EP-IP-003 l Revision 0 l I Page 13 of 43 6.8.5 The ESC staff addresses specific problems as directed by the TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER. In addition, the ESC staff assess current data and trends to determine potential future developments and develop appropriate strategies and contingency plans. 6.8.6 Once activated, the ESC remains in operation until the emergency has been terminated or as otherwise directed by the RESTORATION MANAGER during the RESTORATION phase. O i 4 1 l i

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             ,               ORGANIZATION AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES A.1.0    Figure A depicts the normal on-shift organization and how this group makes the transition to the emergency organization for immediate response to an abnormal event.

A.2.0 The SHIFT SUPERVISOR, after being informed of a potential emergency event, assesses the condition and determines if the event requires implementation of the Emergency Plan. If the Plan is to be implemented the SHIFT SUPERVISOR assumes the role of EMERGENCY DIRECTOR and is responsible for: A.2.1 Establishing and maintaining the plant in a safe, stable condition. A.2.2 Assessing (and reassessing) the severity of the incident.and determining the classification of the event as either an UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT, SITE EMERGENCY, or GENERAL EMERGENCY, a.s appropriate. () A.2.3 Appointing a COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR-CR-TSC who notifies plant personnel and on-site emergency response personnel of the emergency situation. l A.2.4 Notifying the SUPERINTENDENT OF PLANT, or his designee, and requesting relief, if appropriate. A.2.5 Directing the notification, within 15 minutes of classification, of appropriate agencies (NRC, PEMA, CEMA, LCCD,OER/BRP). A.2.6 Directing the activation of emergency response facilities, as appropriate (TSC, EOF, M0C, GOSC, ESC). A.2.7 Directing the activation of ON-SITE and 0FF-SITE RADIOLOGICAL TEAMS and activities, including dose and dose rate measurements and projections and public protective action recommendations. A.2.8 Directing the initiation of personnel accountability i procedures, as appropriate. l A.2.9 Directing the initiation of Local Area, Controlled Zone or Site Area evacuations, as necessary. Page 1 of 3 _c-- - , , _ _ , - .,,m ,,- . _ - - - - . m

Attachment A O EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 15 of 43 A.2.10 Informing both the RECOVERY MANAGER and the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER of the status of the EMERGENCY, and approving news information releases from the MOC. A.3.0 In an EMERGENCY, one of the PLANT CONTROL OPERATORS is appointed as the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR and is responsible for: A.3.1 Announcing the status of the EMERGENCY, including any changes, over the PA system. A.3.2 Activating the site siren for personnel accountability, if appropriate, and directing emergency personnel to their emergency duty stations and other personnel to their assembly areas. A.3.3 Notifying off site agencies of the situation, including changes. A.3.4 Initiating call-in of TSC and EOF personnel, as appropriate, including 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS.

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(, A.3.5 After checking with ED, notifying the SECURITY COORDINATOR or the SCC CONTROLLER to initiate evacuation of all non-essential site personnel and the blocking of Township Road T-419. A.3.6 Initiating contact (via the POWER DISPATCHER) of the RECOVERY MANAGER. A.3.7 Notifying the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER of the situation, ! including changes. i A.4.0 In an EMERGENCY, the ASSISTANT UNIT SUPERVISOR is appointed the ! OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR. After being appointed and prior

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A.4.1 Directing the fire-brigade, damage control teams and the first aid / rescue teams. A.4.2 Assigning personnel to support the activities of the ED and other managers, as appropriate. A.5.0 Other personnel on shift at the time of an EMERGENCY, including a chemistry technician and a health physics technician, become part of

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ON-SHIFT ORGANIZATION Attachment A EP-IP-003 (IMMEDIATE RESPONSE) Revision 0 Page 16 of 43 SHIFT SUPERVISOR BECOMES EMERGENCY DIRECTOR CHEMISTRY HEALTH PHYSICS TECHNICIAN UNIT TECHNICIAN BECOME5 SUPERVISOR Stc0Mts ON-SITE ON-SITE TEAM TEAM ASST. UNIT O SUPERVISOR BECOMES OSC COORDINATOR PLANT CONTROL NON-LICENSED OPERATORS OPERATORS (1) BECOMES BECOME l COMMUNICATIONS ON-SITE COORDINATOR TEAM p

Attachment B h'd EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 17 of 43 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER ORGANIZATION AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES B.1.0 Figure B-1 depicts the organization established to operate the Techtrical Support Center under the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. This function will be in operation within 60 minutes of notification to activate. B.2.0 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for immediate response, assessment, and implementation of protective and corrective measures related to an EMERGENCY condition at Susquehanna. The immediate responsibilities and actions ~of the ED are carried out by the SHIFT SUPERVISOR, as discussed in Attachment A', and continue so until the SHIFT SUPERVISOR is relieved of those responsibilities by the SUPERINTENDENT OF PLANT or his designated alternate. After the SHIFT SUPERVISOR / EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is relieved of his EMERGENCY DIRECTOR responsibilities, the SHIFT SUPERVISOR, under the direction of the OPEPATIONS COORDINATOR in the TSC, dedicates his efforts and those of the on-shift crew towards establishing and maintaining the plant in a safe, stable condition. The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR in the TSC is then responsible for most of the activities previously described in Section A.1.1, as follows: B.2.1 Reassessing the severity of the incident and determining the classification of the event as either an UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT, SITE EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY, as appropriate. B.2.2 Fulfilling the responsibilities of on-site emergency response personnel until they are able to assume their responsibilities. B.2.3 Directing the notification, within 15 minutes of classification, of appropriate agencies (NRC, PEMA, CEMA, LCCD,OER/BRP). B.2.4 Directing the activation of additional emergency response facilities, as appropriate (EOF, MOC, GOSC, ESC). B.2.5 Directing the activities of ON-SITE and 0FF-SITE RADIOLOGICAL l TEAMS, including dose and dose rate measurements and ! projections and public protective action recommendations. B.2.6 Directing the initiation or personnel accountability procedures, as appropriate.

                'B.2.7         Directing the initiation of Local Area, Controlled Zone or Site Area evacuations, as necessary.

Attachment B O D' EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 18 of 43 B.2.8 Informing both the RECOVERY MANAGER and the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER of the status of the EMERGENCY, and approving new information releases from the MOC. B.3.0 The OPERATIONS COORDINATOR is responsible for: B.3.1 Directing plant operational activities. B.3.2 Coordinating activities and information flow between the on-shift crew and the TSC staff. B.3.3 Advising the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR on plant operations. B.3.4 Assigning priorities to the importance of obtaining solutions to current plant problems. B.4.0 The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR is responsible for: B.4.1 Performing initial dose projections. B.4.2 Performing off-site environmental assessments. B.4.3 Recommending off-site protective actions. B.4.4 Coordinating dose projections and off-site protective action recommendations with DER /BRP and the NRC. B.4.5 Providing technical assistance and consultation to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR and OPERATIONS COORDINATOR, as necessary (e.g. , authorization for special emergency exposures). B.4.6 Maintaining communications with the OFF-SITE RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, when the EOF is activated. B.4.7 Providing personnel for radiological support activities, including effluent release assessment, emergency team

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B.4.8 Establishing work party radiation protection requirements, including protective clothing and respirator requirements, and tracking personnel exposures. l B.5.0 The TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR is responsible for:

                      ,B.5.1     Providing review and advice to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR on accident classifications, dose projections, and protective g                          action recommendations.

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B.S.3 Assisting in the development of Emergency Operating procedures, as necessary. B.5.4 Data acquisition and transmital to the EOF, when the EOF is functioning.

         .            B.5.5    Communicating with DER /BRP technical.

B.5.6 Resolving questions concerning operating license requirements with NRC representatives. NOTE: IN FULFILLING HIS RESPONSIBILITIES, THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR DRAWS ON ADDITIONAL RESOURCES, AS NECESSARY, PROVIDED BY THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFFS IN THE EOF AND THE GENERAL OFFICE. B.6.0 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR is responsible for: l B.6.1 Notifying off-site agencies (NRC, PEMA, CEMA, LCCD). B.6.2 Initiating call-in procedures as requested by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. B.6.3 Transmitting Information between the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR and the on-site and off-site emergency response groups. B.6.4 Being knowledgeable in the use of phone and radio systems. ! B.6.5 Maintaining emergency records. B.~7.0 The ACMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR is responsible for: I B.7.1 Coordinating transportation, food, and other logistical l support needs for emergency personnel in the TSC. l L B.7.2 Providing personnel and work scedules for relieving emergency personnel. B.7.3 Coordination with outside groups in providing additional i resources such as manpower, equipment, supplies, and j transportation. l q"l Page 3 of 5 l .

fs Attachment B. ( ,)s EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 20 of 43 8.8.0 The SECURITY COORDINATOR is responsib'le for:

         ~.          B.8.1        Maintaining plant security and instittting appropriate contingency measures.

8.8.2 Personnel accountability and evacuation activities. 8.8.3 Controlling traffic and access to the plant as well as to off-site PP&L locations such as the E0F and remote assembly areas. 8.8.4 Non-radiological area search and rescue efforts. B.8.5 Coordinating requests for assistance from local ambulance and fire departments, as well as from the Pa. State Police. B.9.0 The RADIO COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR is responsible for: 8.9.1 Maintaining radio communications with all on-site teans. ("'T B.9.2 Maintaining a status board of in plant radiological (_,) conditions. B.9.3 Following the dose. levels of on-site team members. 8.10.0 The MAINTENANCE COORDINATOR and I&C COORDINATOR have sim'ilar responsibilities. Both are responsible for: 8.10.1 Organizing, dispatching, and directing, as necessary, the activities of damage control teams and search and rescue l teams in radiation areas. 8.10.2 Providing personnel assistance and support to the fire brigade. l (-~ U Page 4 of 5 I

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C.2.2.3 Maintenance of communications and necessary updating of DER /BRP radiological personnel (using EP-IP-022-2 Radiological Assessment Form). C.2.2.4 Public protective action recommendations. C.2.3 Communications with DER /BRP technical personnel. C.2.4 Communications with the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER. i NOTE: RESPONSIBILITY FOR COMMUNICATIONS WITH OFF-SITE AGENCIES AND THE PUBLIC INFORMATICN MANAGER REMAINS WITH THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR AND DOES NOT PASS TO THE EOF SUPPORT MANAGER. C.3.0 The EOF SETUP FOREMAN is responsible for: C.3.1 Establishing a radiological control point for access to the EOF. C.3.2 Preparing work spaces for the EOF staff including necessary furniture, status boards, radios and telephones, clerical supplies, procedures, etc. C.3.3 Preparing the off-site survey vehicles for use. Page 1 of 4

O' Attachment C EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 23 of 43 C.4.0 The ASSISTANT EOF SUPPORT MANAGER is responsible for: C.4.1 Establishing a communications with the TSC and preparing an accurate sequence of events. C.4.2 Obtaining the list of open items calling for action by the TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER (and others) and updating (and tracking) the Open Items Status Board. C.4.3 Obtaining and recording all information releases to outside agencies from the TSC for use by the RECOVERY MANAGER.

       . C.5.0             The ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER ~is responsible for:

C.S.1 Establishing communications with the TSC, via the TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER'S phone, and identifying items requiring engineering support. C.S.2 Updating the status boards in the technical area. C.5.3 Contacting the ENGINEERING SUPPORT LEADER in the General Office and coordinating engineering support required by the TSC. C.5.4 Testing the DER /BRP technical hotline. C.S.5 At the direction of the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER, updating DER /BRP technical personnel. C.6.0 The ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER is part of the initial EOF organization as well as the permanent EOF organization. The initial responsibilities of the ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER are: C.6.1 To provide for, and direct the activities of, necessary clerical and stenographic support personnel. C.6.2 To provide personnel and equipment to monitor incoming EOF personnel. t C.6.3 To notify the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER (or the RADIATION SUPPORT l MANAGER) immediately if any radiological equipment alarms. NOTE: RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER, ONCE THE EOF PERMANENT ORGANIZATION IS IN PLACE, ARE DESCRIBED IN ATTACHMENT D. O Page 2 of 4 l

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                  ,                        ORGANIZATION AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES 0.1.0         Figure 0-1 represents the major company internal information flow paths in existence when the EOF is fully functional and all other emergency response facilities are in operation.               In this figure solid lines represent direct reporting relationships, short dashed lines represent major communication paths, and long dashed lines separate different emergency response facilities by location.

D.2.0 F.igure 0-2 depicts the permanent organization established to operate the EOF under the direction of the RECOVERY MANAGER. This function will typically be in operation 2-3 hours following notification. D.3.0 The RECOVERY MANAGER is responsible for providing continuous direction, coordination, and evaluation of PP&L activities during an EMERGENCY impacting or potentially impacting the off-site. environment. The RECOVERY MANAGER is the individual _ in charge of PP&L's off-site emergency response- activities and is responsible for: D.3.1 Assuring continuity of operating, procedural, technical, and logistical resources. i D . 3. 2. Assessing the actual and/or potential effects of the plant emergency on the environment, including radioactive releases j and off-site doses. l D.3.3 Providing current information to the NRC and other federal, state, and local organizations, as well as providing current information (radiological and other) to the public via the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER. D.3.4 Recommending appropriate off-site protective measures to: l PEMA, CEMA, LCCD, DER /BRP, local fire companies, and hospital j organizations. D.3.5 Providing for the logistical needs of non-PP&L emergency response organizations, including the NRC, and coordinating their activities with those of the PP&L emergency response organization. D.4.0 The EOF SUPPORT MANAGER is initially responsible for establishing the EOF and for overall off-site EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT activities, as previously described in Attachment C. After being relieved of these

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0.4.2 Ensuring the proper cross flow of information between the technica1 and radiological functions in the EOF to permit these functions to carry out their responsibilities in the most effective manner and on the same priority. D. 5.0 . The TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER (TSM) provides support to the TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR by developing solutions to assigned problems. In addition, the TSM is responsible for: D.5.1 Advising the RECOVERY MANAGER of the status of technically-related activities. D.5.2 Recommending strategies to resolve technical problems. 0.5.3 Advising the TECHNICAL SUPPORT COORDINATOR in the TSC of potential problems which should be addressed. D.5.4 Assisting in the preparation of EMERGENCY and contingency procedures, as necessary. ' D.5.5 Advising the General Office Engineering Support Leader and staff of the technical situation and plans, and directing the activities of that group. D.5.6 Identifying and investigating potential longer term problems and developing contingency plans to deal with those problems. D.5.7 Providing assistance and other support in planning for re-entry and restoration operations, if necessary. D.6.0 The SITE SUPPORT MANAGER is responsible for: D.6.1 Advising the RECOVERY MANAGER when: D.6.1.1 Satisfactory technical and radiological data links have been established between the TSC and EOF. D.6.1.2 A satisfactory communications link has been established between the EOF and the MOC. 0.6.1.3 The EOF hotline phone console is manned. O V Page 2 of 6

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E.2.0 The PIM serves as the official company spokesman to the public and the various forms of news media and, as such, is responsible for: E.2.1 Preparing and disseminating news releases to the public v.fa the news media. E.2.2 Relating plant status information to the news media. O' E.2.3 Arranging and conducting news conferences, as appropriate. E.2.4 Arranging for various types of support services, as appropriate, for the members of the news media, including work space, copying facilities, etc. E.2.5 Coordinating joint news releases and news conferences with PEMA and NRC, as appropriate. E.3.0 The MANAGER-AREA 0FFICIAL CONTACTS is responsible for: E.3.1 Notifying local officials within the area encompassed by a 10 mile radius about the plant, and updating them as to the status of the EMERGENCY. E.3.2 Notifying area news media of the status of the EMERGENCY. E.4.0 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR is responsible for: E.4.1 Coordinating communications efforts between the SPECIAL

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I emergency repairs and/or modifications. F.2.4.8 Obtaining funding authorization for emergency expenditures. F.3.0 GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT COORDINATOR "A" is responsible for: F.3.1 Verifying that communications lines, including emergency radio facilities and hotlines, are functioning properly. F.3.2 Verifying, during normal working hours, that on-call EOF

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A 4 p) A, s Attachment G EP-IP-003 Revision 0 Page 41 of 43 G.3.5 Ensure appropriate interfaces and communications are effected so that problems are managed to a timely resolution. G.4.0 - The responsibilities of the CALLER are to: G.4.1 Notify the ESL STAFF. G.4.2 Notify key individuals who may be called on to provide assistance to the ESL STAFF. G.4.3 Notify relief personnel, in the event of a longer term EMERGENCY. G.5.0 The individual manning the DATA LINK is responsible for: G.5.1 Completing contact with the TSC DATA LINK. G.5.2 Continuously monitoring technical, radiological, and equipment status data, as received from the TSC and recording

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PROCEDURE COVER SHEET PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT C0. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-006 Revision 0 SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID Page 1 of 17 Effective Date d -/6-fe Expiration Date 4-//s-ff Revised Expiration Date O C O M P i O 'i - @ . , : , : Yb Prepared by h,I O. N Date Y/g/B9 Reviewed by c/ O[ wh Date 9/8,/st i PORC Review Require 6 Yes No ( ) Approved by 6 4 Date 5 5 82, Sectiosi_tT)ad () PORC Meeting Number 92. - O S's Date M/V/g2-Superintendent of Flint hb Date d M-?L FORM AD-QA-101-1, Rev. *. Page 1 of 1

EP-IP-006 Revision 0 Page 2 of 17 i TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 PURPOSE 3 2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 5.0 DEFINITIONS 3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT PAGE A ' Action Step - Emergency Director 5 B Action Step - Security Coordinator 6 C Action Step - OSC Coordinator, 7 TSC Coordinator Security Coordinator +

D Action Step - Search / Rescue /First Aid 9 Team Leader E Action Step - Communications Coordinator TSC-CR 14 F Medical Emergency Data Sheet 15 G Ambulance / Hospital Medical Emergency Data Sheet 16 l l

EP-IP-006 Revision 0 () Page 3 of 17 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide methods and guidelines for

 !            SEARCH / RESCUE and FIRST AID TEAM, necossary for locating, treating and transporting plant personnel or visitors,- lost or injured and requiring first aid treatment and transportation to offsite medical facilities.

p 2.0 SCOPE To provide the EMERGENCY TEAM with instruction necessary to search out, locate, rescue and administer first aid to contaminated and non-contaminated personnel at SSES site, during Emergency Conditions. .

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 ICRP Publication 28, "The Principles and General Procedures for Handling Emergency and Accidental Exposure of Workers" 3.3 NCRP Report 39, " Basic Radiation Protection Criteria" O

   \' /       3.4 Berwick Hospital Emergency Plan 3.5 EP-IP-014 Personnel and Vehicle Contamination Surveys 3.6 HP-TP-624 Personnel Decontamination 3.7 HP-TP-610 Removable Contamination Survey 3.8 EP-IP-002, Emergency Management Notification 3.9 EP-IP-033, Dose Assessment and Protective Actions 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for ensuring that appropriate EMERGENCY TEAM Personnel are dispatched to locate, rescue, and administer first aid to lost, missing or injured personnel and that appropriate offsite agencies are notified regarding personnel injury conditions.

4.2 The SECURITY COORDINATOR is responsible for ensuring that offsite

                     . assistance is requested and responding ambulance crew members receive

personnel monitoring devices and are directed to location designated by l

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EP-IP-006 Revision 0 Page 4 of 17 4.3 The OSC, TSC AND SECURITY COORDINATORS are responsible for directing the activities of the SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAMS. 4.4 The SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAM is responsible for locating, rescuing and rendering first aid treatment to . injured individual (s), transporting injured to ambulances and accompanying to hospital (s) if injured is contaminated, and assessing radiological conditions of the injured and the general area (s) of the accident. 4.5 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - TSC/CR is responsible for notifying offsite agencies and internal management if EOF is not manned, or Communciations Coordinator EOF if EOF is manned. 5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 Anti C - Anti Contamination Clothing 5.2 R0-2A - Rad Owl 2A Ion Chamber, Beta-Gamma Radiation Instrument 5.3 SCC - Security Control Center 5.4 SRD - Self Reading Dosimeter 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Upon notification of lost, missing or injured personnel, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow instructions in Attachment A, Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. 6.2 At direction of RESPONSIBLE COORDINATOR / EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will follow instructions in Attachment B, Action Step - SECURITY COORDINATOR. 6.3 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the OSC, TSC and SECURITY COORDINATORS will follow instructions in Attachment C, Action Step - OSC, TSC AND SECURITY COORDINATORS. 6.4 At the direction of COORDINATOR, the SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAM LEADER will follow the instructions in Attachment D, Action Step - SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAM LEADER. 6.5 The COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will follow the instructions in Attachment E, Action Step - COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR. O O

Attachment A EP-IP-006 Revision 0 Page 5 of 17 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1 Upon notification of a missing, lost, or injured person (s) the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will: A.1.1 If the. person is thought to be in a radiological area: A.1.1.1 Direct either the OSC COORDINATOR or TSC COORDINATOR to organize and dispatch a Search / Rescue /First Aid Team. A.1.1.2 Notify Security to have additional personnel standby in case backup personnel are required. A.1.2 If the person is thought to be in a non-radiological area: A.1.2.1 Direct the SECURITY COORDINATOR to organize and dispatch a Search / Rescue /First Aid Team. A.I.2.2 Notify RADIATION PROTECTION /0PERATIONS COORDINATOR to (~'/)

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A.2 If the victim is thought to be in a high radiation area, the team members maybe required to exceed quarterly exposure limits. Authorization to exceed these limits should be processed in accordance with EP-IP-033 Dose Assessment and Protective Actions

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     .                               ACTION STEP SECURITY COORDINATOR CHECK B.1.0 The SECURITY C0ORDINATOR will:

B.1.1 Ensure security personnel are dispatched, as necessary, to perform Search / Rescue /First Aid functions in non-radiological areas, or assist in Search / Rescue / First Aid. B.1.1.1 When necessary, ensure that onsite assistance is requested. B.1.2 Ensure, when necessary, that offsite assistance is requested to respond to the SSES and: B.1.2.1 Agencies are advised of all pertinent / information, to include injuries, radiological concerns and route of travel. B.1.3 Ensure that a mobile patrol officer and HP Tech is prepared to escort responding vehicles. B.1.4 Ensure that security personnel are prepared to admit vehicles and issue dosimetry items and the ambulance kit. B.1.5 Ensure that hospital notification procedures are completed. 8.1.6 Ensure that the responsible COORDINATOR and the ED are kept abreast of the of the situation. B.1.7 Advise the ED and responsible COORDINATOR when the Ambulance has departed the site. Page 1 of 2 t v

Attachment C g, EP-IP-006 ( Revision 0 l Page 7 of 17 ACTION STEP OSC COORDINATOR TSC COORDINATOR SECURITY COORDINATOR CHECK C.1.0 The COORDINATOR will: C.1.1 Assemble and direct the activities of the SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAM. . C.1.2 Appoint a TEAM LEADER. In cases where the search should be in a radiation area the TEAM LEADER will be an HP Technician. In addition, an operator and another individual who is familiar with the plant area should be on the TEAM. C.1.3 Provide TEAM LEADER with all pertinent facts /$ available regarding lost, missing or injured (m,/ person (s). C.1.3.1 Last known location of missing or injured person (s). C.1.3.2 Area to be searched and expected radiation or other hazard conditions. C.1.3.3 Number of missing or injured persons. C.1.3.4 Function or job (s) missing or injured person was last working on. C.1.3.5 Radio and team designation. C.1.3.6 Advise Team if EMERGENCY DIRECTOR has authorized Lifesaving exposure limits. C.1.3.7 Furnish respiratory and protective clothing requirements to the team. C.1.4 Instruct RADIO COMMUNICATOR (if TSC is activated) to assign code name (India) to Team and to maintain

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                                                                                                . Page 8 of 17 C.1.5          Coordinate and assign additional TEAM members as circumstances dictate.

C.1.6 The SECURITY COORDINATOR will request offsite assistance (i.e., ambulance, hospital) as necessary C.1.7 If necessary, organize additional personnel to set up for and transfer the contaminated / injured patient to the ambulance. C.1.8 If patient is contaminated, dispatch an HP Technician to accompany the ambulance to hospital and aid Berwick Hospital personnel in Radiological Emergency Room. i C.I.9 If additional assistance is required at the hospital ., an additional HP Technician will be dispatched or R.M.C. will be notified to provide assistance. (~ C.1.10 Direct TEAM LEADER to report to COORDINATOR for debriefing. T l 4 Page 2 of 2 f 4

Attachment D O' EP-IP-006 Revision 0 Page 9 of 17 l , ACTION STEP SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAM LEADER CHECK D.1.0 The SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID TEAM LEADER shall, upon direction from the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR or appropriate COORDINATOR: D.1.1 Report immediately, where instructed, for briefing

and assignment.

D.1.2 Obtain from the COORDINATOR: O.1.2.1 Last known location of missing or injured individual (s). D.I.2.2 Area to be searched and expected radiation or other hazard conditions. D.1.2.3 Number of missing or injured persons. 1 0.1.2.4 Function or job (s) missing or injured person was last working on. D.1.2.5 Radio & Team designation. D.1.2.6 Determine if ED has authorized Lifesaving exposure limits. D.1.2.7 Respiratory protective gear and protective clothing requirements will be furnished by the coordinator. D.1.3 Obtain from the Operations Support Center or HP Emergency Rocm, necessary equipment,to perform SEARCH / RESCUE /FIRST AID mission. R0-2A FIRST AID BAG containing: Flashlight Blanket Boots & Gloves First Aid Kit EP-IP-006 Page 1 of 5

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Attachment D EP-IP-006 Revision 0 Page 10 of 17 D.1.4 Perform functional check of R0-2A. (Msure current calibration date). D.1.5 Instruct the TEAM to proceed to the last know.' location where missing or injured individual (s) yas observed or detected. Expand the search to adjacent areas as needed. D.1.6 When missing or injured individual has been located, determine their physical state, and report information to CR/TSC. D.1.7 Administer first aid to the injured person in accordance with established practices and assess the extent of the injury and the radiological conditions present. D. l.8 If the injured is located in a radiological control

area, and the person's condition permits, move O the injured (a stretcher may be required) to a low radiation background to minimize exposure and contamination to the injured and first aid team i

members. - D.1.8.1 When making decisions concerning the treatment of the injured, the injured's well being and need for medical attention will always take precedence over decontamination efforts. NOTE: USE TIME, DISTANCE AND SHIELDING l AS METHODS OF REDUCING EXPOSURES TO TEAM MEMBERS. l D.1.9 Request assistance from COORDINATOR as needed. l Assistance may be in one or all of the following: D.1.9.1 Additional manpower D.1.9.2 Ambulance D.1.9.3 Additional first aid equipment t (i.e. stretcher basket) Page 2 of 5 t

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( Revision 0 Page 11 of 17 D.1.9.4 Hi-range and/or low range monitoring instruments D.1.9.5 Rescue Equipment 0.1.9.6 Shielding D.L.9.7 Decontamination assistance and materials D.1.10 Use a blanket or other suitable cover around injured to prevent spread of contamination. D.1.11 Transfer injured to ambulance transfer location. D.1.12 Perforn. the following if nature of injury and time permit. D.1.12.1 Perform contamination survey of exposed areas of body and obvious injury areas. Ci D.I.12.2 Remove any Anti-C clothing. D.1.12.3 Perform general whole body frisk of injured. 0.1.12.4 Perform decontamination of injured. Use no chemicals-(only soap and water) if the patient's condition permits. D.1.13 Remove existing dosimetry from injured and send to Health Physics Dept. fcr evaluation. Replace with new dosimetry from Ambulance Emergency Kit for transfer to hospital. D.1.14 Complete PATIENT RECORD FORM (Attachment F) and place on injured: NOTE: IF NO RADIATION / CONTAMINATION LEVELS ARE PRESENT, IT MUST BE EXPLICITLY STATED ON THE PATIENT RECORD FORM. D.I.15 Transfer injured to ambulance and advise COORDINATOR when patient is enroute to Hospital. f v Page 3 of 5

i Attachment 0 p., EP-IP-006 g Revision 0 Page 12 of 17 NOTE: H.P. TECHNICIAN WILL ACCOMPANY AMBULANCE

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D.1.16 HP monitor accompanying injured is responsible for: (Do not delay the transport to accomplish these items). D.1.16.1 Assuring that each ambulance attendant has appropriate protective clothing. D.1.16.2 Take steps (as appropriate) to protect the ambulance interior from contamination (such

   ,                                                                            as by the use of plastic sheeting).

D.1.16.3 Check the hospital to ensure that proper steps have been taken to minimize the potential for contamination of the hospital, such as, paper on the floor, etc. D.1.16.4 Survey the ambulance attendants for contamination before they leave the hospital.

a. If contamination on the attendants is detected in excess of 100 cpm above -

background, decontamination should be performed at the hospital. I

b. If the attendants are not contaminated, or after decontamination, collect all TLD's and dosimeters from the

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c. Obtain the necessary dosimetry data for the Ambulance / Hospital Medical Emergency Data Sheet and release the ambulance attendants.

d. Document the results of the ambulance contamination survey on Attachment G Ambulance / Hospital Medical Emergency Data Sheet Page 4 of 5 l

Attachment D , /N EP-IP-006 (_,) Revision 0 Page 13 of 17 0.1.16.5 Survey vehicle for contamination, before leaving the hospital.

a. I~f ambulance contamination is detected in excess of 100 cpm above background and it cannot be decontaminated at that location, consider sending the ambulance back to the plant for decontamination.

b. Mask off the areas of contamination and advise the ambulance crew to avoid those areas.

c. If the ambulance is not contaminated, or after decontamination, release it.

Document the results of the contamination survey. D.1.16.6 Survey the hospital receiving and treatment O- areas. If contamination in any of these areas is detected in excess of 100 cpm above background, decontaminate the areas.

a. Document the results of the contamination survey,.before and after decontamination on Attachment F D.1.16.7 Collect any protective clothing used and any potentially contaminated materials, and transport them back-to the plant.

D.1.16.8 Record the results of each survey performed and deliver a copy to the appropriate COORDINATOR. D.1.16.9 Collect dosimetry from medical personnel and obtain the necessary dosimetry data for the Ambulance / Hospital Medical Emergency Data Sheet prior to departing the hospital. D.1.17 Report to COORDINATOR for debriefing.

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required notifications, including the PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER, in accordance with EP-IP-002.

E.2 If the EOF is manned transmit the information to the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - EOF for the required notifications to be carried out. 4 , i ,i

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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS '3 ATTACHMENTS 3 ATTACHMENT sPAGE A Action Step - Emergency Director , 5 i 8 Action Step - Communications Coordinator 6 i y . C Action Step - Security toordinator . Ny 7 g g . D Action Step - Designated Assembly Area Leaders 9 l E Action Step - Administrative Coordinator 10 , F Action Step - Switchboard Operator. , 11 G Action Step - OSC Coordinator s 12 H ~ Station Assembly Arers ' 13 I SSES Emergency Sfp ai- i nct Response 14

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A EP-IP-007 O V Revision 0 Page 3 of 14 s 1.0PURPO$E The purpose of this procedure is to describe the actions that will be taken when a plant personnel accountability is required.

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2.0 SCOPE To provide direction for assembling and accounting for all site personnel when required by the Emergency Condition or the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.

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3.1 SSES Emergency Plan x 3.2 EP-IP-006 Search / Rescue /First Aid 3.3' EP-IP-021 Site Emergency Evacuation 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for initiating personnel , accountability upon Alert, Site or General Emergency Conditions. 4.2 SECURITY COORDINATOR is responsible for providing an accounting of all on site personnel to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. 4.3 All personnel on site are responsible for complying with pertinent portions of this procedure that are applicable to the current duties

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5.'0 ' DEFINITIONS 5.1 SCC - Security Control Center i 5.2 ASCC - Alternate Security Control Center 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS

6.1 Upon determination that a Personnel Accountability is required, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will perform the actions in Attachment A, Action i , Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. 6.2 When directed by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR IS 'will perform the actions in Attachment 9, Action Step - COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR.

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EP-IP-007 Revision 0 O- Page 4 of 14 4 6.3 When directed by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will perform the actions in Attachment C, Action Step - SECURITY COORDINATOR. 6.4 When personnel accountability is required the Assembly Area Leaders will perform the steps in Attachment D, ACTION STEP DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY AREA LEADERS. 6.5 When personnel accountability is required, the ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR will perform the actions in Attachment E, ACTION STEP ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR.

  .          6.6 Whan personnel accountability is required, the SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR will perform the actions in Attachment F, ACTION STEP - SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR.

6.7 Whe personnel accountability is required, the OSC COORDINATOR will perform the actions in Attachment G, ACTION STEP OSC COORDINATOR. O I

Attachment A O EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 5 of 14 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1.0 To institute Personnel Assembly and Accountability the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will: A.1.1 Consider calling for Personnel Assembly and Accountability whenever necessary or required to support Emergency Evacuations per EP-IP-021 A.1.2 Upon declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency or General Emergency " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" is required. NOTE: PERSONNEL ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUNTABILITY SHOULD BE COMPLETED IN LESS THAN 30 MINUTES FROM THE INITIATION OF THE ASSEMBLY ALARM. () NOTE: THE STATION ASSEMBLY AREAS ARE INDICATED ON ATTACHMENT H. A.1.3 Determine if the habitability of all assembly areas is satisfactory. A.I.4 Direct the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR that Personnel Accountability has been called for and to notify the SECURITY C0ORDINATOR to implement Accountability. A.1.5 If personnel are reported missing implement EP-IP-006, " Search / Rescue /First Aid." A.1.6 NOTE: SITE EVACUATION OF NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL IS REQUIRED FOR A SITE EMERGENCY OR GENERAL EMERGENCY. If evacuation of any personnel is necessary, implement EP-IP-021, " Site Emergency Evacuation" A.1.7 If evacuation of personnel is not necessary, inform SECURITY COORDINATOR to notify all assembly areas

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Attachment B O EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 6 of 14 ACTION STEP COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR CHECK B.1.0 Upon notification by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of a call for Personnel Accountability, the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: B .1. 1 Document notification of a call for Personnel Assembly'and Accountability. B.1.2 Notify SECURITY COORDINATOR to implement Personnel Accountability. B.1.3 Activate the Personnel Assembly and Accountability siren signal over the PA system. (refer to Attachment I) () B.1.4 Announce over the PA System: (Repeat twice)

                                  " ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL: A SITE ACCOUNTABILITY IS ORDERED. ALL ON-CALL EMERGENCY PERSONNEL REPORT TO -

YOUR EMERGENCY OUTY STATION. ALL OTHER PERSONNEL REPORT TO YOUR DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY AREAS" (Add any additional information regarding habitability as requested by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.) i I Page 1 of 1

Attachment C () EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 7 of 14 ACTION STEP SECURITY COORDINATOR CHECK C.1.0 Upon notification of an order for Personnel Accountability the SECURITY COORDINATOR will: NOTE: PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY SHOULD BE COMPLETED WITHIN 30 MINUTES OF THE TIME IT IS CALLED FOR. C.1.1 Ensure Security personnel stop in processing of non-essential personnel through all. gates. C.1.2 Ensure Security Officers are dispatched to Assembly Areas when necessary per Attachment H (or as changed due to habitability) C . L.3 Ensure that the Security Control Center notifies the following: () C.1.3.1 All Security personnel C.1.3.2 S&A Building Switchboard Operator and instruct operator to notify S&A Building personnel and all Trailers without PA System C.I.3.3 PP&L Construction NOTE: Each assembly area will identify any missing personnel and inform the Security Control Center of the following: Name of personnel missing Last known location Names of visitors located in Assembly Area. Page 1 of 2

Attachment C O EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 8 of 14 C.1.4 Verify the following Assembly Areas respond: STATION ASSEMBLY AREAS Maintenance Shop Lunchroom Large Conference Room Storeroom North Gatehouse E&S Lunchroom Health Physics Area I&C Trailer Tech. Work Area EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION Technical Support Center (TSC) Operations Support Center (OSC) C.1.5 Ensure that the ASCC Controller cross-checks the names of unaccounted for personnel with the badge racks and/or the Security Data Management System: C.I.6 Ensure that the names of missing personnel are paged three times. C.1.7 Inform the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of the results of Personnel Accountability. Page 2 of 2

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Attachment D Ci EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 9 of 14 ACTION STEP DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY AREA LEADERS Maintenance Area -Senior Electrical Maintenance Personnel Large Conference Room -Senior P&A Section Personnel North Gate House -On-duty Security Shift Supervisor Health Physics Area -Senior HP Personnel Tech. Section Area -Senior Tech. Section Personnel Lunchroom -Senior Quality Control Personnel I&C Shop -Senior I&C Personnel E&S Lunchroom -Senior E&S Personnel . CHECK D.1.1 Determine if a representative of each group designated to the area is present. D.1.2 Determine if any personnel are missing. (')- 0.1.3 Compile a list of any person (s) or groups which are missing and include: D.1.3.1 Person (s) name D.1.3.2 Last known location 0.1.3.3 Name and Badge Number of Escorted and Unescorted Visitors 0.1.4 Report the results to the Security Control Center at Extension 114 or 115. D.1.5 Ensure all personnel remain in the 4tsembly Area. D.1.5.1 If any person must leave their assembly area, obtain permission from the Security Coordinator (ext. 336) prior to allowing personnel to leave. Page 1 of 1

 !                                                                                                                            Attachment E O                                                                                                                  EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 10 of 14 ACTION STEP ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR CHECK E.1.0             Upon notification of an order for Personnel Accountability, the ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR will:
;                                                       E.1.1          Determine personnel present in the TSC E.1.2          Transmit TSC attendance list to Security at Extension 114 or 115.

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f- s Attachment F i i EP-IP-007 O Revision 0 Page 11 of 14 ACTION STEP SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR NOTE: THE SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR WILL NORMALLY BE NOTIFIED THAT AN ACCOUNTABILITY CHECK HAS BEEN INITIATED BY THE PA SYSTEM OR A TELEPHONE CALL FROM SECURITY. CHECK F.1.0 Upon notification, the SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR will: F.1.1 Dispatch a runner to notify all areas on the first and second floor of the S&A Building. F.1.2 Cease the processing of all incoming calls until the following notifications have been made. F.1.3 State the following to the person notified and document the name of the person and time contacted: O "This is an Accountability Check. All personnel are to report to their Assembly Areas." Section (Areas where Page may not be heard) Telephone Number Nuclear-Emergency Planning 233/466 Health Physics 369 Chemistry 389 General Electric 288/402 Quality Control 234 Radio Maintenance 232 and 128 I&C 263 NSS Trailer 494 E&S Construction 432 Nucle ~ar Procurement 190 Computer Room 313 F.1.4 If unable to contact any of the above Sections after two attempts, notify the SECURITY COORDINATOR, Ext. 336, 115 or 114. F.1.5 The Switchboard Operator will ensure compliance with instructions contained herein unless directed otherwise prior to or during an emergency. Page 1 of 1

Attachment G O EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 12 of 14 ACTION STEP OSC COORDINATOR ^ CHECK G.1.0 Upon notification of an order for personnel accountability; the OSC COORDINATOR will: G.1.1 Determine.if any operations personnel are absent from the Control Room area. G.1.2 Establish radio contact with any personnel in the field. G.1.3 Transmit the following to Security at Extension 114 or 115 G.1.3.1 Names and last known locations of missing Operations personnel. G.1.3.2 Names of non-operations personnel present in OSC (i.e. Health Physics, Chemistry) or dispatched as parts of teams. l Page 1 of 1

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EP-IP-007 Revision 0 STATION ASSEMBLY AREAS Page 13 of 14 Assembly Area Work Group Maintenance Shop Area

Electrical Maintenance Mechanical Maintenance Handymen Large Conference Room Superintendency

                                                           *P&A Section Spare Parts Team Nuclear Procurement NSAG Nuclear Emergency Planning Off-site Employees with Susquehanna Photo ID Badges North Gatehouse                                    Security Health Physics Work Area

Health Physics (Control Structure) Chemistry 7- g Technical Section Work Area
Technical Section

() - G.E. Personnel Quality Assurance Lunchroom

Quality Control -

Computer Software Electrical Test Radio Maintenance NRC Computer Maintenance I&C Trailer I&C E&S Contruction Lunchroom E&S Construction l Control Room /OSC Operations Technical Support Center Emergency Organization ! Alternate Assembly Area Control Structure Corridor I (Access Tunnel elv. 670') NOTE: VISITORS WILL REPORT TO THE ASSEMBLY AREA DESIGNATED FOR THE WORK GROUP WHICH THEY ARE VISITING.

Denotes group with overall responsibility for Accountability reporting for that Assembly',A.ea.

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Attachment I O' EP-IP-007 Revision 0 Page 14 of 14 SSES EMERGENCY PERSONNEL ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ALARM SIREN A siren signal over the PA SYSTEM characterized by pulsing signal for a minimum of 30 seconds followed by a PA announcement and direction for all personnel to report to their Assembly Areas. A similar signal may be sounded only in localized areas if the condition is localized. To activate the Personnel Assembly and Accountability Alarm Siren located in the Control Room in Panel OC695.

 .                      Turn switch on Panel OC695 to " PULSE" position Pull out red handled switch and turn clockwise to " PLANT ALARM" (last position on the right side)

To turn off Alarm Siren: Turn red handled switch counterclockwise to "0FF" position Push RED handle in, t (

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PROCEDURE COVER SHEET { PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT C0. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-008 Revision 0 NATURAL OCCURENCES Page 1 of 5 Effective Date d-/d-[4 Expiration Date d-/d-7[ Revised Expiration Date O CONTROLLED \

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W EP-IP-008 O Revision 0 Page 2 of 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 PURPOSE 3 2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 . 5.0' OEFINITIONS 3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 3 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT PAGE A Action Step - Emergency Director 4 O -

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O EP-IP-008 Revision 0 Page 3 of 5 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe actions that will be taken in the event of a Natural Occurence which may pose a threat to station personnel and/or structure (s). 2.0 SCOPE To provide direction in the event of a Natural Occurence (earthquake, flood, winds, fire) of such a severity that Emergency Conditions are declared.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 EO-00-015, Natural Phenomenon 3.3 EP-IP-010, In-Plant Emergency Monitoring 3.4 EP-IP-015, Emergency Access 3.5 EP-IP-016, Damage Control - 3.6 EP-IP-021, Site Emergency Evacuation 3.7 EP-IP-041, Fire Emergencies l 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES It is the responsibility of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to direct the appropriate

personnel in operations to mitigate any circumstances which may be caused by a Natural Occurence.

l 5.0 DEFINITIONS i None l 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS I I In the event of a Natural Occurence, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. l I i

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Attachment A O\ EP-IP-008 Revision 0 _ Page 4 of 5 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1 In the event of an earthquake the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will: l A.1.1 Direct the Damage Control teams to investigate for possible damage in accordance with EP-IP-016, " Damage Control", and EP-IP-010, "In-Plant Emergency Monitoring". A.1.2 Direct Operations personnel to determine intensity of the earthquake as measured on in plant equipment in accordance with E0-00-015, Natural Phenomenon . A.1.3 Direct Operations personnel to insure operability of vital plant equipment. A.2 In the event of a hurricane or tornado poter tially striking the plant structure the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will: A.2.1 Assemble all plant personnel in Class 1 structures (i.e., i Control Room, ESSW Pumphouse, and Reactor Building). A.2.2 Send out a Damage Control team in accordance with EP-IP-016,

                                        " Damage Control" and direct them to:

A.2.2.1 Secure all loose equipment. - A.2.2.2 Secure water-tight door and hatches. A.2.2.3 Close outside windows and doors. A.3 In the event of a fire with potential impact en the site, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will: A.3.1 Assemble a FIRE BRIGADE as per EP-IP-041, " Fire" and have them sent to an appropriate area. A.3.2 Direct the SECURITY COORDINATOR to dispatch a vehicle patrol to assess for fire extension. A.4 In the event of a flood with potential impact on the site, the Emergency Director will:

                           ',A 4.1      Alert SSES personnel, visitors, and contract personnel of the
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l l l Attachment A O EP-IP-008 Revision 0 Page 5 of 5 A.4.2 Evacuate personnel from affected areas and if required, non-essential personnel from the site in accordance with EP-IP-021, Site Emergency Evacuation. A.4.3 Direct the Damage Control Team to close the Reactor Building, Turbine Building, Diesel Generator Building, and 3W Pump House doors in accordance with E0-00-015, Natural Phenomenon. - O i I O - Page 2 of 2

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PROCEDURE COVER SHEET PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-009 EMERGENCY OFF-SITE DOSE CALCULATIONS Revision 0 Page 1 of 70 Effective Date d - j 8 -80 Expi, ation Date 4-f8-/ Reviseo Expiration Date o CONTROLLED Prepared by

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3.0 REFERENCES

4 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4 5.0 DEFINITIONS

5 6,.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT PAGE A Instructions for RADDOSE 7 8 Instructions for Setting Up the Sharp PC 1211 Minicomputer 20 C Instructions for MET 1 22 0 Instructions for MET 2 28-i E' Instructions for MET 3 34 i l F Instructions for Overlay Manual ' Calculations 41 G Worksheet for Dose Calculation Recording (Form EP-IP-009-1) 50 H Worksheet for Overlay Calculations (Form EP-IP-009-2) 52 I Auxiliary Data for Dose Calculations I J Raddose Services Menu 55 l K UTM Coordinate Points of Interest 61 O ' v4e 8r4csoiP> 8 t e4 i

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g 1 A EP-IP-009 V Revision 0 Page 4 of 70 EMERGENCY OFF-SITE DOSE CALCULATIONS 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides the instructions for. calculating whole body and thyroid. radiation doses to the public during an emergency and for measurements.the noble gas and iodine releases using off-site monitoring determining 2.0 SCOPE-Instructions are provided for RADDOSE: Met 1, Met'2 and Met 3 used with the Sharp minicomputer; and the overlay-based manual calculations.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1: NUREG 0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation: Criteria for Emergency Prepar'edness, Nuclear Regulatory Commission. 3.2 SSES-Emergency Plan 3 3 . Emergency.0ff-site Dose Calculation User's Manual, Dames and Moore. 3.4 Instruction Manual for Sharp PC I211 minicomputer. ! 3.5 EP-IP-009, Emergency Off-Site Dose Calculation 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES-4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR has the responsibility to estimate doses to.the

population using the methods in this procedure and the-monitoring data obtained from the actions specified in EP-IP-013, OFF-SITE EMERGENCY

{ MONITORING TEAMS. ' 4.2. The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR shall assume the responsibility to estimate doses to the population from the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR when the Technical Support Center (TSC) assumes control of the emergency. 4.3 1The RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER shall assume the responsibility for l estimating doses to the public from the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR operational. when the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) is made a S,- ,

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c: 1 h V EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 5 of 70 5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 Centerline - An imaginary line parallel to the wind direction bisecting the plume. At a given distance, the centerline dose is the maximum dose. 5.2 Sigma Theta (IO) - The standard deviation of the horizontal changes of wind direction used to determine atmospheric stability. 5.3 Stability Class - Often referred to as Pasquill stability class, it is a measure of the dispersive characteristics of the atmosphere and

    .                   denoted as (from least stable to most stable) C, D, E and G for SSES meterology.

5.4 Temperature Differential - The difference in Celcius temperature ( C) between 50m and 10m elevations on the primary meterological tower. 5.5 Source Term - The release of radioactive substances from SSES and identified in terms of noble gases, iodines and particulates. 5.6 Cursor - A small blinking white box 'on the. CRT screen defining 'the location where the next character will be entered. 5.7 Field - The location on the CRT screen where. data inputs are accepted. 5.8 Metering point - The UTM coordinate location where the field measurements were performed. 5.9 UTM Coordinate - Universal Transverse Mercator - One of a set of numbers used in specifying the location of a' specific point. 5.10 Met Tower Scan Source - Indicates the tower and scan height of th'e meterological input data. 5.11 TSC - Technical Support Center 5.12 EOF - Emergency Operating Facility 5.13 Integrated Dose - The total dose (rem) delivered, from the inception of the release to the present tme. 5.14 Pro,jected Dose - The total dose (rem) which is expected to be delivered from the time the release started to some future time. 5.15 : Execute - The point at which the RADDOSE program will interpret what I'

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5.18 Starting Point - The sector centerline distance (miles) which is input by the operator along with an " increment" and " endpoint" in order to effect dose calculations at multiple distances without specifically entering all distances. 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS l 6.1 All persons performing 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY 00SE CALCULATIONS should select the specific method according to the following table: No Vent Monitor Data; Vent Monitor Off-Site Measurements Priority Data Available Available. 1 RA000SE RA000SE 2 MET 1/ MET 3 MET 2/ MET 3 C\ ( ,j 3 Overlays Overlays 6.2 The overlay method should not be used to calculate doses at distances less than 1.5 miles from SSES. 6.3 MET 1 and/or MET 2 should not be used to calculate doses at distances greater than 1.5 miles when the stability class is E or G and the wind speed is less than 4.5 mph. 6.4 MET 1 and MET 2 calculate only the centerline dose rate. 6.5 All persons performing off-site dose calculations are responsible for updating the Release Rate Trending graph as well as the Total Curies Released graph. 4 G l

_ . . . _ . _ _ _ _._.~ _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ _ _ . . _ e 1 O) D Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 7 of 70 INSTRUCTIONS FOR RA000SE A.1.0 Program Description The Raddose program is intended for quick estimation of the potential . off site doses due to uncontrolled releases of radioactive material from SSES. Raddose has the calculational capability of providing initial transport and diffusion estimates for the plume exposure Emergency Planning Zone within 15 minutes following the classification of an incident. The program also provides calculations of relative concentrations and transit times within the plume exposure EPZ of 10 miles. Raddose will predict the whole body immersion dose and the thyroid inhalation dose due to the radioactive plume passage.

          '         Radioactive decay, as a function of travel time, is not considered in the model. Wet deposition of radiciodine is calculated as a function of distance downwind however the dry deposition is negligible to 10.

miles and therefore is not considered. Raddose also has the ability to calculate the number of minutes before the integrated dose will reach a Protective Action Guide. O In the event that the source term is not available, actual field . measurements in dose rates or concentrations of radioactivity may be entered into Raddose to predict the release source term as well as dose rates at other locations. i Page 1 of 13 l

a 1 Attachment A ()d s EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 8 of 70 Check ( ) A.2.0 Activation of RADDOSE A.2.1 To activate RADDOSE simultaneously depress the dedicated key labeled "RADDOSE" and the

                                               " SHIFT" key.

NOTE: THE RADDOSE SERVICE MENU, WHICH PROVIDES A ~ TABLEAU FOR ALL FUNCTIONAL OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO THE USER, WILL NOW APPEAR ON THE SCREEN. REFER TO ATTACHMENT J FOR PRINT OF CRT FORMAT. A.3.0 Initiali:ation of RADDOSE A.3.1 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the FUNCTION NUMBER field. () A.3.2 Enter 7 into the parenthesis then simultaneously depress the " SHIFT" and

                                               " EXECUTE" keys.

NOTE: FUNCTION NUMBER 7 WILL TERMINATE ANY CALCULATIONS PREVIOUSLY INITIATED IN RADDOSE. i IN ENTERING THE FUNCTION NUMBER THE USER MAY l UTILIZE EITHER THE CHARACTER KEYS OR THE AUXILIARY NUMERICAL KEYS LOCATED TO THE RIGHT OF THE CHARACTER KEYS. THE FUNCTION NUMBER WILL ALWAYS APPEAR IN WHITE WHEN INITIALLY - ENTERED. IF ALL DATA ENTRIES ARE VALID THE FUNCTION NUMBER WILL CHANGE FROM WHITE TO YELLOW ONCE THE " SHIFT" AND THE " EXECUTE" BUTTONS ARE DEPRESSED. IF THE REQUEST CANNOT BE COMPLETED THE FUNCTION NUMBER WILL CHANGE FROM WHITE TO RED ^AND AN ERROR MESSAGE WILL APPEAR AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN. l A.3.3 Depress the key labeled " TAB FWD" and enter FUNCTION NUMBER 1, " START OF RELEASE / CLEAR DATA", then simultaneously depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT" and " EXECUTE". Page 2 of 13 1 l

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(_,/ Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 9 of 70 NOTE: VERIFY THAT THE PROGRAM IS READY TO PROCEED BY INSURING THAT THE FUNCTION NUMBER HAS TURNED YELLOW. RADDOSE IS NOW PREPARED TO ACCEPT INFORMATION REQUIRED TO PERFORM CALCULATIONS. A.4.0 Enter Calculation Time Data A.4.1 Depress the key labeled " TAB FWD" and enter

        -                                              the FUNCTION NUMBER 2, " EDIT / VERIFY DATA" then simultaneously depress the two keys labeled
                                                       " SHIFT" and "EXCECUTE".

i A.4.2 The screen will display page one of the input. data, " PROJECTED DOSE CALCULATION - MAIN INFORMATION". Refer to Attachment J for orint s of CRT format. Follow the instructions shown t _ at the bottom of the s'creen for entering the

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A.4.2.1 Determine from the PING the time of day when the radioactive release started. This will be the time at which the tech specs are exceeded. l Since Raddose utilizes military time, an input for 1:00 p.m. would be entered as 13 hours 0 minutes. A.4.2.2 Depress the " TAB FWD" key and enter this data in " Hours" and " Minutes" in the TIME RELEASE STARTED fields. A.4.2.3 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDE field. l I NOTE: THE PAG LEVELS HAVE DEFAULT VALUES 0F ONE RAD-WHOLE BODY AND FIVE REM-THYROID AND NEED NOT BE CHANGED l UNLESS OTHER PAG LEVELS ARE DESIRED. o Page 3 of 13 1 --

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Revision 0 Page 10 of 70 A.4.2.4 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the TYPE

 '                                                                   RELEASE field. The release type has a default value of TYPE 10, COMPOSITE DESIGN BASIS (CDB), which
                                                   ;.                should not be changed unless specific information is readily available to assVgn one of the other one through nine release types to the incident.' No user action is usually required.

NOTE: RELEASE TYPE INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED'BY CONSULTING THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR IN THE CONTROL ROOM; THE RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR IN THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER; OR THE RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER IN THE EMERGENCY OPERATION FACILITY. ONCE t-()

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THE RELEASE TYPE INFORMATION IS OBTAINED, THE ACCIDENT MAY BE CATEGORIZED BY CONSULTING ATTACHMENT M. A.4.2.5 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the OUTPUT DEVICE field. The output devi'ce has i a default value to the logging printer and should not be changed unless another line printer is required. No user action is usually required. Logging printers will be located in the simulator, the control room, the TSC and the EOF. A.4.2.6 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the CALCULATION START TIME field. Enter the time when the calculations are started in " Hours" and " Minutes", using Military Time. Page 4 of 13

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                                                                -WILL ACCOUNT FOR THE TIME DELAY BETWEEN THE TIME RELEASE STARTED AND THE CALCULATION START TIME, AND DETERMINE AN INTEGRATED DOSE TO THE PRESENT TIME.
                                               *A.4.2.7           Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the INCREMENT field.             The periodic calculation times have a default of
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automatically update the integrated doses +a :-:chjointofinterest t ! ') even v shoc .: ainu;es. This value n ce changed unless ay . larger increment of time is desired. Allowable increment values range ' ' from a minimum of 10 minuted to a maximum of 999 minutes. , t , -

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                                                  '\             depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT"-

and " EXECUTE" simultaneously. A.4.2.9 ~ To display page tvo o- the. inpt:t - data " PROJECTED 00SE' . WEATHER ' ' l CONDITIONS", simultaneously depress ' the two key ~s labeled " SHIFT" and "PAGE FWD". I NOTE: REFER TO ATTACHMENT J FOR PRINT OF

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s. Revision 0 Page 12 of 70 A.5.0 Enter Metrological Data ,

A.S.1 Follow the instructions shown at the bottom of the screen for entering the data requested. NOTE: THE METER 0 LOGICAL INFORMATION WILL EVENTUALLY BE TELEMETERED FROM THE PRIMARY MET TOWER. HOWEVER, MANUAL INPUT IS PRESENTLY REQUIRED AS THE MET TOWER IS NOT YET CONNECTED TO THE PLANT PROCESS COMPUTER. MANUAL . SUBSTITUTION OF MET DATA WILL ALWAYS BE REQUIRED ON THE \ , SIMULATOR RADDOSE. s FOR DRILL PURPOSES, SIMULATED MET DATA MAY BE ENTERED BESIDE THE ACTUAL MET DATA AND RADDOSE WILL PERFORM CALCULATIONS BASED ON THE x SIMULATED DATA. S A.5.1.1 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that g ,' the cursor is located at the STABILITY CLASS field, The stability class is provided by computer calculation dependent on sigma theta or delta temperature measurements made on the MET towers. Meterological information may be obtained by addressing the MET

               ,                                                           Status Board or the Video Display Services computer or by calling the National Weather Bureau at: (717) 655-9331 (under severe conditions call (717) 655-8134).

NOTE: ENTER BLANKS IN THIS FIELD IF ENTERING NEW MET DATA SO THAT THE COMPUTER WILL CALCULATE THE CORRECT STABILITY CLASS. IF A STABILITY 3 , CLASS IS LEFT IN THIS FIELD, THE COMPUTER WILL ASSUME THE VALUE PREVIOUSLY ENTERED. THE MET DATA IS t

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a 9 fx Attachment A 4 EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 13 of 70 A.5.1.2 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the " RATE OF PRECIPITATION" field and enter this value in inches per hour. A.5.1.3 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the WIND SPEED field and enter this value in miles per hour. A.5.1.4 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the WIND DIRECTION field and enter this value

                          ,                                              in compass degrees.

A.5.1.5 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the SIGMA THETA field and enter this value in compass degrees. A.5.1.6 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the DELTA TEMPERATURE field and enter this value in degrees celsius per fifty meters. k.5.1.7 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the MET TOWER SCAN SOURCE field and enter the tower and scan height of the Meterological Data Input in meters. The MET TOWER SCAN SOURCE has a default to the 10 meter primary l tower. NOTE: IF DATA FROM THE 10 METER PRIMARY MET TOWER ARE UNAVAILABLE, RADDOSE WILL ATTEMPT TO ACQUIRE THE DATA FROM THE 10 METER BACKUP TOWER, IF THE BACKUP TOWER IS ALSO INOPERABLE, THE DATA WILL BE OBTAINED FROM THE 60 METER PRIMARY TOWER. ( Page 7 of 13

[d D Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 14 of 70 A.S.I.8 Verify that the correct information has been entered on this page then simultaneously depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT" and " EXECUTE". A.5.1.9 To display page three of the input data " PROJECTED DOSE - VENT DATA" depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT" and "PAGE FWD". simultaneously. (Refer to Attachment J for print of CRT format.) A.6,0 Enter Vent Release Data NOTE: THE ACTIVITY DATA INPUTS WHICH CHARACTERIZE THE MAGNITUDE AND QUALITY OF THE RELEASE ARE CONTAINED IN THE FIRST VENT DATA FORMAT FOR THE TWO REACTOR BUILDING

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VENTS AND THE STANDBY GAS TREATMENT SYSTEM VENT AND IN (,N) THE SECOND VENT DATA FORMAT (NEXT PAGE FORWARD) FOR THE

                                    .D/0 UNMONITORED SOURCES.                 THE INFORMATION MAY BE SPECIFIED AS CONTIN 0US AIR MONITOR (CAM) READINGS OR AS TOTAL IODINE DATA (E.G. FROM CHARCOAL CARTRIDGE ANALYSIS). THE INFORMATION MAY ALSO BE AVAILABLE AS ISOTOPIC DATA FROM GRAB SAMPLE ANALYSIS, THE GRAB SAMPLE' ANALYSIS IS PERFORMED BY THE CHEMISTRY. LAB AT X 387.

A.6.1 Follow the instruction shown at-the bottom of , the screen for entering the data requested. NOTE: ACTIVITY DATA MUST BE SUPPLIED FOR ALL FIVE MONITORED VENTS EVEN IF THE RELEASE' RATE IS ZERO. l A.6.1.1 Obtain the release rates from the CAM readings for each vent. monitoring system from the effluent monitor console. The release from-the CAM printout at the effluent monitor console will be in units of curies per minute. l The CAM readings are based on a ten minuted average release rate. w Page 8 of 13

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Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 15 of 70 A.6.1.2 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that l the cursor is located at the COLUMN field and enter the number corresponding to the vent for which the release data is to be entered. A.6.1.3 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is at the 1231 field under CAM DATA. Enter the calculated release rate for 1188 even if it is zero. NOTE: IF I285 data is not available, then leave the value blank. s A.6.1.4 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the "TTL I0 DINE" field. Enter the calculated O release rate for the total iodine,

 '                                  even if this' number isizero.

NOTE: TOTAL IODINE RELEASE RATE INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM CHEMISTRY LAB AT X 387. IF TOTAL IODINE ARE NOT AVAILABLE, LEAVE THE VALUE BLANK. BOTH RADI0 IODINE. RELEASE RATE VALUES MAY BE LEFT l BLANK IN WHICH CASE A DEFAULT VALUE WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE CALCULATED BASED ON THE NOBLE GAS RELEASE RATE. ENTER EITHER AN I182 RELEASE RATE, . A TOTAL IODINE RELEASE RATE OR NEITHER BUT NOT BOTH. A.6.1.5 Depress the " TAB FWD'.' key so that the cursor .is located at the NOBLE GAS field. Enter the noble gas-rel' ease rate obtained from the effluent monitor console. NOTE: A RELEASE RATE ENTRY FOR NOBLE GAS MUST BE MADE IF TOTAL IODINE OR IODINE-131 RELEASE DATA ARE NOT

                     -                AVAILABLE FOR THAT MONITORED VENT.

O A ZERO VALUE F00 NOBLE GAS RELEASE Page 9 of I3

          .      i O                                                                                     Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 16 of 70 RATE SHOULO NOT BE ENTERED UNLESS THE RELEASE RATE IS ZERO OR BACKGROUNO.

A.6.1.6 If isotopic data are available from grab samples depress the " TAB FWO" key and enter the release rate data (Ci/ Min) for each isotope listed under ISOTOPE DATA. This data is available from the Radiochemistry Anilysis Report. NOTE: THESE DATA MAY BE ENTERED UNDER ANY OF THE VENT DATA COLUMNS BUT ALL FIVE MONITORED VENT DATA COLUMNS MUST HAVE EITHER ISOTOPIC DATA ENTERED OR CAM OATA ENTERED. IF ISOTOPIC DATA IS AVAILABLE THEN THE O CAM DATA COLUMN SHOULO BE LEFT BLANK FOR THAT VENT. A.6.1.7 Depress the " TAB FWO" key and enter the appropriate release rate for each column. Verify that the correct information has been entered on this page then simultaneously depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT" and " EXECUTE". A.6.1.8 Depress the keys labeled " SHIFT" and "PAGE FWO" and repeat steps A.S.I.1 - through A.5.1.7 for page four of the l I input vent data. A.6.1.9 Depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT" and "PAGE FWO" to display page five of the input data " PROJECTED DOSE - DISTANCE DATA". Refer to Attachment J for print of CRT format. l l A.7,0 Enter Distance Data NOTE: THE DISTANCE DATA FORMAT IS USED TO VERIFY AND EDIT THE O POINT AND SECTOR DISTANCES USED IN THE RADDOSE Page 10 of 13

O Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 17 of 70 CALCULATION. NINE DEFAULT SECTOR DISTANCES AS WELL AS NINETEEN DEFAULT POINT DISTANCES ARE AUTOMATICALLY INSERTED. A.7.1 Follow the instructions shown at the bottom of the screen for entering the data requested. A.7.1.1 Depress the " TAB FWO" key until the cursor is located at the DISTANCE field. Enter in any additional distance at which a dose rate is to be calculated. NOTE: THE USER SHOULD SPECIFY A STARTING

                  '                                                       DISTANCE, ENDING DISTANCE AND AN INCREMENT FOR ENTERING MULTIPLE ENTRIES. A STARTING DISTANCE WILL
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m-ANALYSIS IN EACH SECTOR. A STARTING DISTANCE AND' INCREMENT ENTRY WILL RESULT IN MULTIPLE POINT ANALYSIS. OUT TO TEN MILES IN EACH SECTOR. A.7.1.2 To delete sector distances entered through manual input depress the

                                                                           " TAB FWO" key so that the cursor is logated at the CLEAR field and enter the starting number through the ending number of the distances to be i                                                                           deleted. No entry in the THRU field will result in only one entry deleted.

NOTE: DEFAULT DISTANCES MAY NOT BE I DELETED. A.7.1.3 Depress the " TAB FWO" key so that the cursor is located.at the POINT

I DISTANCE field. The user may enter-l point distances in the same manner l as sector distances by' specifying UTM coordinates. Refer to Attachment K for a list of

frequently used UTM coordinates. A I\ maximum of two extra point

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I L V Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 18 of 70 coordinates are available to the user. A.7.1.4 To delete point distances entered through manual input, depress the

                                                   " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the CLEAR field for the point distance. Enter the starting number and the ending number for the point distances to be deleted.       No entry in the THRU field will result in only one entry deleted.

A.8.0 Back Calculation Data NOTE: WHEN THE METERING POINT AND THE FIELD GAMMA DOSE RATE AND/OR RADI0 IODINE CONCENTRATIONS ARE ENTERED THE O- RADDOSE PERFORMS A BACK CALCULATION AND INCLUDES THE

                            ~ RESULTS WITH THE OTHER OUTPUTS.       THE USER CAN MAKE USE OF THESE BACK CALCULATION RESULTS FOR FUTHER DOSE CALCULATIONS.

A.8.1 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the METERING POINT field and . follow the instructions shown at the bottom of the screen for entering the data requested. A.8.1.1 Enter the UTM coordinates corresponding to the location of the-field measurements. A.8.1.2 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is at the WHOLE BODY DOSE RATE field and enter the gamma dose f ' rate in rads per hour in exponential form from field measurements. A.S.1.3 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the THYROID CONCENTRATION field and enter the corresponding Iodine-131 concentration in Ci/m' from field measurements. Page.12 of 13

f~'h s_,) Attachment A EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 19 of 70 A.8.1.4 Verify that the correct information has been entered on this page then simultaneously depress the two keys labeled " SHIFT" and " EXECUTE". A.8.1.5 After completing the above information, simultaneously depress the two keys labeled "RA000SE" and

                                                                     " SHIFT". The RADDOSE menu will appear on the console.

A.9.0 Edit Complete -

                '                      A.9.1     Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is not located at the FUNCTION NUMBER field and enter 2. Simultaneously depress the two eys labeled " SHIFT" and " EXECUTE". This

/ 'N c0amand will save the information entered into-k- s RA000SE. A.10.0 Run Calculations A.10.0 Depress the " TAB FWD" key so that the cursor is located at the FUNCTIOF NUMBER field. Enter 5 then simultaneous y depress the

                                                 " SHIFT" and " EXECUTE" keys. This command will run the calculations on the data entered.

NOTE: IN ORDER TO INITIATE PERI 001C CALCULATIONS.AT THE PREVIOUSLY SELECTED INCREMENT, ENTER 6 IN THE FUNCTION NUMBER FIELD INSTEAD OF 5. CALCULATION RESULTS MAY BE VIEWED ON THE CRT BY ENTERING FUNCTION 8. THIS IS AN ALTERNATE TO THE NORMAL LINE PRINTER OUTPUT OF RESU'm75. A MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE RA000SE PROCEDURE MAY BE FOUND IN THE RAD 00SE USEP.'S MANUAL. , Page 13 of 13

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('\--~ / Attachment B EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 20 of 70 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SETTING UP THE SHARP PC 1211 MINICOMPUTER Check ( ) 8.1.0 Connecting the Sharp minicomputer to the GE portable cassette tape recorder. 8.1.1 Remove the minicomputer from its case and open top flap of the tape recorder case.

B.1.2 Press the STOP/ EJECT button on the tape recorder. B.1.3 Put the POWER, PRINT, and REMOTE swi.tches in the lower lef t corner of the minicomputer in the off position. B.1.4 Plug the 3 strand cable into the left side of k_____ the tape recorder and back of minicomputer receptacles as follows: BLACK plug into the REM receptacle RED plug into the MIC receptacle GRAY plug into the EAR receptacle B.2.0 Loading Program tape into the tape recorder. B.2.1 Press the STOP/ EJECT button on the tape l recorder until the door on the top of the l ' recorder opens. l B.2.2 Insert the program tape with' side 1 up onto the holding brackets located on the cover door. The exposed tape of the cassette should be adjacent to the control buttons. B.2.3 Close the door and push the REW/REV button to rewind the tape. When tape is fully rewound on the left spool press the STOP/ EJECT button

                           '                   to stop the rewind motor.

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O Attachment B EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 21 of 70 B.2.4 Reset the digital counter to 000 by pressing the black button next to the counter. B.3.0 Initializing the Minicomputer. B.3.1 Press twice the POWER-0N key located at the top left corner of the minicomputer keyboard. B.3.2 Place the POWER, PRINT and REMOTE switches to ON at the lower left corner of the

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B.3.3 Press the PLAY button on the tape recorder. The tape should not advance. B.3.4 DEG and DEF should be displayed at the top of the minicomputer display. If DEF is not present press the MODE key which is under the red CL key until DEF a'ppears. B.3.5 Clear the minicomputer program memory by typing NEW and pressing the ENTER key. B.3.6 Clear the minicomputer data memory by typing CLEAR and pressing the ENTER key. The minicomputer is now prepared to be used according to the steps listed in Attachments

C, O and E.

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' Attachment C EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 22 of 70 INSTRUCTIONS FOR MET 1 ( 1eck ( ) f C.1.0 Program Description-C.1.1 MET 1 calculates the centerline whole body and thyroid dose rates at distances from 0.34 ' miles-to 10 miles (500 meters to 16,000

>                                                                   meters) from SSES.

C .1.' 2 - MET 1 requires the following information from the user: - Wind speed, mph Temperature differential, *C/50m () . Time since reactor shutdown, minutes Total Noble Gas Release Rate, Ci/ min. Total Iodine 131 Release Rate, Ci/ min. Downwind distance for dose rate calculation, miles.

                                            .C.1.3                   Use restrictions for' MET 1.

! 1. MET 1 should not be used to calculate dose rates for distances greater than 1.5 . miles from SSES when the stability class l is E or G and the wind speed is less than 4.5 miles per hour.

2. MET 1 shall only be used to calculate plume centerline dose rates.

C.1.4 MET 1 can be used with MET 3 to obtain integrated and projected releases and doses. C.2.0 Load MET 1 into the minicomputer from the cassette tape.

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Attachment C EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 23 of 70 C.2.1 Insert the cassette tape labelled MET 1/X/Q/ MET 2 into the tape recorder as instructed in section B.2.0, Attachment 8 of EP-IP-009. C.2.2 Initialize the minicomputer as instructed in section B.3.0, Attachment 8. C.2.3 Type CLOAD " MET 1" and press the ENTER key. The quotation mark is typed by pressing the yellow SHIFT key followed by pressing the W key. C.2.4 Verify that the tape begins to move and a

whistle sound is made.

C.2.5 The tape and sound should stop when the digital counter is between 50 and 55. NOTE: THE PROGRAM. MET 1_IS NOW' LOADED INTO THE PROGRAM MEMORY OF THE MINICOMPUTER. MET 1 WILL REMAIN IN THE MEMORY EVEN IF THE MINICOMPUTER IS TURNED OFF. THE ONLY WAY TO REMOVE MET 1 FROM THE MEMORY IS TO TYPE NEW AND PRESS THE ENTER KEY.

C.3.0 Enter Meterological Data. C.3.1 Press the yellow SHIFT key and then press the A key. The display will read: DEG/50M=. . C.3.2 Key in the temperature differential, T and press ENTER. (The temperature differential is obtained from the Video Display Services Computer terminal which receives information from the primary meterological tower.) The temperature differential should be entered on the calculation recording sheet, Attachment G. C.3.3 Verify that the tape begins to move and the whistle sound is heard. The tape'should stop before the digital counter reaches 125. The

tape may stop much before 125 depending on the 3 value of the temperature differential entered.

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Attachment C k'.-} - EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 24 of 70 C.3.4 The display should read: WIND, MPH =. Key in the wind speed and press ENTER. The wind speed is obtained from the Video Display Service Computer terminal and should be entered on the calculation recording sheet, Attachment G.

C.4.0 Enter Decay Correction Time.

C.4.1 The display after step 3.4 will appear as: TIME, MIN =. C.4.2 Enter the correct time since reactor shutdown according to the accident scenario as described in Attachment I of EP-IP-009.

     ,.              C.5.0           Enter the Source Term Data.

C.S.1 The display after step 4.2 should read: NOBLE GAS, CI/ MIN =. C.5.2 Key in the Noble gas release rate in curies / min. followed by pressing the ENTER key. C.S.3 The display should read: I-131, CI/ MIN =. C.5.4 Key in the Iodine-131 release rate in ' curies / minute followed by pressing the ENTER key. NOTE: THE N0BLE GAS AND 10 DINE-131 RELEASE RATES ARE OBTAINED BY ADDRESSING THE EBERLINE PING VENT MONITOR CONTROL- CONSOLE LOCATED IN THE CONTROL ROOM AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER, TSC. THE RELEASES FROM THE FIVE VENT MONITORS (UNIT 1 REACTOR BUILDING VENT, UNIT 1 TURBINE BUILDING VENT, STANDBY GAS TREATMENT VENT. UNIT 2 TURBINE BUILDING AND UNIT 2 REACTOR BUILDING) MUST BE SUMMED TO OBTAIN THE TOTAL RELEASE WHICH IS ENTERED IN STEPS C.5.2 and C.5.4. THE PING AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATES A 10 MINUTE

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     '-                                                                                               Attachment C EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 25 of 70 CONJUNCTION WITH FLOW RATE DATA TO YIELD A C1/ min SOURCE INSTEAD OF THE PING DATA. IF NO SOURCE TERM OATA IS AVAILABLE FROM THE VENT MONITOR OR SAMPLE USE ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENTS FROM EP-IP-013 AND MET 2 TO CALCULATE OFF-SITE DOSES.

C.6.0 Enter the Downwind Distance for which the calculation is made. The display after step C.S.6 should appear as: C.6.1 DISTANCE, MILES =.

                   '                                C.6.2        Key in the distance between the subject of interest and SSES and press the ENTER key.

The distance must be between 0.34 miles and 10.0 miles. C.6.3 The calculator should ' printout the calculation results which should be entered onto the calculation recording sheet, Attachment G. i See section C.8.0 for an explanation of the printout. C.6.4 Press the SHIFT and 0 keys to return to step j 6.1 to calculate a dose rate at a new distance for the same meterological and source data. The following distances should always be calculated. ,

a. Emergency Planning Zone Boundary (see Attachment I for distances for different wind directions).

b. 2 miles.

c. 5 miles.

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Attachment C EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 26 of 70 C.7.1 A complete calculation sequence must be performed if meterological conditions change to cause a different stability class or wind speed.

1. Place the REMOTE switch in the lower left corner of the minicomputer in the OFF position. Press the STOP/ EJECT button on the tape recorder.

2. Press the REW/REV button on the tape

recorder and rewind the tape to 50 as indicated on the digital counter. Press the STOP/ EJECT button to stop the rewind motor.

3. Place the REMOTE switch on the minicomputer in to ON position.

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4. Go to section C.3.0 and complete steps through section C.6.0.

C.7.2 To enter a new time after shut down press the SHIFT and B keys and follow the instructions in sections C.4.0 through C.6.0. C.7.3 To enter new source term data for previously entered meterological data and reactor shut down time press the SHIFT and C keys and follow the instructions in sections C.5.0 and C.6.0. - C.8.0 Reading the Calculation Result Printout. C.8.1 The first item printed is the stability class derived from the temperature differential. It should be C, D, E or G. See Table F.2.1, Attachment F for the relation between the stability class and temperature differential. C.8.2 The second item printed is the distance specified in section C.6.2. The distance is expressed in exponential form.

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Attachment C EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 27 of 70 C.8.3 The third item printed is the plume travel time from SSES to the location of interest on subject distance. This value is expressed in minutes and in exponential form. C.8.4 The fourth item is the source term data entered in section C.5.0. NOTE: THE IODINE TERM IS THE TOTAL IODINE RADIONUCLIDE RELEASE WHICH IS ASSUMED TO BE 10 TIMES THE I-131 VALUE. NG = NOBLE GAS

      '                                  GI = GROSS IODINE C.8.5    The fifth item is the dose rates calculated and expressed as millirads per hour (mrad /hr.). WB is the whole body dose rate and THY is the dose rate to the thyroid.

NOTE: THE INFORMATION ON THE PRINT 0UT SHOULD BE ENTERED ON THE CALCULATION RECORDING WORKSHEET (ATTACHMENT G) TO SERVE AS A COMPLETE RECORD. 1 i l l l l t [\ ;

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v- -- --- - -- ____ _ O Attachment 0 EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 28 of 70 INSTRUCTIONS FOR MET 2 0.1.0 MET 2 Program Description. 0.1.1 MET 2 calculates a Noble Gas and Gross Iodine source term using radiological measurement data made by the OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAMS at the plume centerline. Met 2 uses its calculated source term to calculate whole body and thyroid dose rates on the plume centerline, at distances between 0.34 and 10 miles from SSES. D.1.2 MET 2 requires the following information to be i' input by the user. Temperature Differential, 'C/50M Wind Speed, mph

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Time since reactor shutdown, minutes Downwind distance on plume centerline at which off-site measurement was made, miles Measured Whole body dose rate, mR/hr. 8 Measured I-131 concentration, Ci/m D.1.3 Use Restrictions for MET 2.

1. MET 2 should not be used for distances' greater than 1.5 miles from SSES when the stability class is E or G and the wind speed is less than 4.5 mph.

2. MET 2 should only be used for plume centerline data.

D.2.0 Load MET 2 into the minicomputer from th'e cassette tape. O Page 1 of.6

Attachment D EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 29 of 70 0.2.1 Insert the MET 1/X/Q/ MET 2 program tape into the tape recorder and follow the instructions specified in section 8.2.0, Attachment 8 of EP-IP-009. D.2.2 Press the F.F/ PREV button on the recorder and

 ,                                                advance the tape to a digital counter value of
;                                                 120, stopping the tape by pressing the STOP/ EJECT button.

D.2.3 Initialize the minicomputer as described in Section 8.3.0, Attachment 8 of EP-IP-009. D.2.4 Type CLOAD " MET 2" and press the ENTER key. The quotation mark is typed by pressing the yellow SHIFT key followed by pressing the W key. [ D.2.5 Verify that tape begins to move and a whistle

k. sound is made.

l D.2.6 The tape and sound should stop when the digital counter reaches about 165. NOTE: .THE PROGRAM MET 2 IS NOW ENTERED INTO THE' MINICOMPUTER MEMORY. IT WILL REMAIN THERE UNTIL THE COMPUTER IS REINITIALIZED AS. SPECIFIED IN SECTION 8.3.0, ATTACHMENT B of EP-IP-009. THE PROGRAM REMAINS IN THE MEMORY EVEN IF THE COMPUTER IS TURNED OFF. . D.2.7 Place the REMOTE switch in the lower left corner of the computer in the OFF position. Press the STOP/ EJECT button on the tape reco der. 0.2.8 Press the REW/REV button on the tape recorder ' and rewind the tape to a digital counter value of 50. The-tape is stopped by pressing the STOP/ EJECT button. D.2.9 Place the REMOTE switch on the minicomputer to the ON position and press the PLAY button on

                     .                           the tape recorder.

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'I "N k- Attachment 0 EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 30 of 70 0.3.0 Enter Meterological Data. 0.3.1 Press the yellow SHIFT key and then A key. The display will read: DEG/50m =. 0.3.2 Key in the temperature differential, AT, and press ENTER. The temperature differential is obtained from the Video Display Services computer terminal and should be recorded on the calculation-recording worksheet, Attachment G. 0.3.3 Verify that the tape begins to move and the whistle sound is heard. The tape should stop before the digital counter reaches 125. The tape may stop much before 125 depending on the temperature differential entered. I ) 0.3.4 The display should read: WINO, MPH =. Key in

        " --                                           the wind speed and press ENTER. The wind speed is obtained from the Video Display Services Computer terminal and should be entered on the calculation recording sheet, Attachment G.

0.4.0 . Enter the time after reactor shutdown and downwind distance of measurement. 0.4.1 The display after 0.3.4 should read: TIME, MIN =. -Key in the correct time since reactor , shutdown according to the accident scenario as described in Attachment I of EP-IP-009. 0.4.2 The display should read: DISTANCE, MILES =. Key in the distance between SSES and the location of the measurement and press ENTER. NOTE: THE DISTANCE MUST BE BETWEEN 0.34 ANS 10 MILES. 0.5 0 Enter the Off-site Measurement Data. g-~g .

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(~ ( Attachment 0 EP-IP-009 Revision 0~ Page 31 of 70 0.5.1 The display should read: WHOLE BODY, MR/HR.

                                             =. Key in the whole body dose rate measured by the OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAM at the distance specified in 0.4.4 and press ENTER.

0.5.2 The display should read: I-131 CONC. CI/ CUM

                                             =. Key in the Iodine-131 concentration in Curies per cubic meter measured by the OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAM at the distance specified in 0.4.4 and press ENTER. Key the concentration in exponential form, i.e. 1E-9 (1x10-9) which is entered by pressing the keys, 1, Exp. - and 9 in that order.

O.5.3 The ainicomputer will printout the results as explained in 0.8.0. The results should be. entered on the calculation recording worksheet, Attachment G. V NOTE: THE 100INE-131 CONCENTRATION MAY BE REPORTED FROM OFF-SITE AS MICR0 CURIES PER CUBIC CENTIMETER WHICH IS IDENTICAL TO CURIES PER CUBIC METER (uCi/cc = Ci/m'). 0.6.0 Calculate other off-site dose rates using the source term calculated with MET 2. D.6.1 Press the SHIFT and C keys. ! D.6.2 The display should read: DISTANCE, MILES =.

Key in the downwind distance for which a whole r

body and thyroid dose rate is needed and press l ENTER. l l D.6.3 The minicomputer will printout the results which are explained in 0.8.0. l 0.6.4 Repeat D.6.1 and 0.6.2 for each distance desired. The following distances should at least be calculated.

a. Emergency Planning Zone Boundary (See

                  .                                 Attachment I for the distance of each compass sector.)

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b. 2 miles

c. 5 miles

d. 10 miles D.7.0 Performing Subsequent MET 2 calculations.

0.7.1 A complete recalculation must be performed whenever the meterological conditions change

to cause a different stability class or wind speed. -

0.7.2 To perform a complete recalculation or to enter new meterological data go to step D.2.7 and follow instructions through section 6.0. 0.7.3 O, New tre

                                                    " ;ite data can be entered by pressing
                                                  -IFT and B keys and following the instructions in sections 0.4.0 through 0.6.0 NOTE:

EXISTING METER 0 LOGICAL DATA PREVIOUSLY ENTERED WILL BE USED IN THE CALCULATION. D.8.0 Interpreting the MET 2 printout. O.8.1 The first item printed is the stability class which should be C, D, E or G. See Table F.2.1, Attachment F for the relation between I stability and the temperature differential. D.8.2 The second item is the distance (plume centerline) from SSES to the location for which a calculation is being made or the location where the off-site measurement was t made if a new measurement was input. 0.8.3 The third item is the plume travel time.from SSES to the above location. . 0.8.4 The fouth item is the Iodine-131 concentration in Curies per cubic meter either measured or (} - expected at the above distance. V Page 5 of 6

f f) s- / Attachment D EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 33 of 70 i D.8.5 The fifth items are the total noble gas and iodine (NG and GI respectively) release rates 8 calculated to be leaving SSES in Curies per minute. D.8.6 The sixth items are the whole body (WB) and thyroid (THY) dose rates calculated for the distance specified in 8.2. If the d'sstance corresponded to the location where the off-site measurement data was obtained, the whole body dose rate calculated should equal the whole body dose rate measured.

                    '                                                         NOTE:                  THE INFORMATION ON THE PRINTOUT SHOULD BE ENTERED ON THE CALCULATION RECORDING WORKSHEET (ATTACHMENT G)                     '

TO SERVE AS A COMPLETE RECORD. NOTE: MET 2 WILL PRINT OUT TOTAL NOBLE GAS O (C1/ min) AND' TOTAL GROSS IODINE (Ci/ min). THIS GROSS IODINE VALUE MUST BE DIVIDED BY 10 BEFORE IT IS INPUT INTO METS 1 or 3 TO OBTAIN A DOSE RATE AT A PARTICULAR CISTANCE. I i Page 6 of 6

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Attachment E EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 34 of 70 INSTRUCTIONS FOR MET 3 Check ( ) E.1.0 Program Description E.1.1 MET 3 calculates an integrated source term and a projected source term. These source terms can be entered into MET 1 to calculate an integrated dose and a projected dose on the plume centerline at particular distances. An

 '                                          integrated source term is the number of Curies of Noble gases or Iodines released from an initial time to the present time. The projected source term is the integrated source term plus the total Curies expected to be released from the present time to some fut0re time. MET 3 assumes the present release rate continues to the future time.

E.1.2 MET 3 requires the following information from the user: Specification that the integration or projection is for Noble gases or Iodines. An intial release estimate, Curies The current release rate, Curies / min. The current time, hour and minutes NOTE: THE EBERLINE PING VENT MONITOR CAN PROVIDE AN INTEGRATED SOURCE TERM FOR THE PAST 24 HOURS AND UPDATE THIS VALUE EVERY 10 MINUTES. THEREFORE MET 3 IS A BACKUP TO THE PING FOR INTEGRATED VALUES. l E.2.0 Load MET 3 into a minicomputer from the cassette tape. l ! E.2.1 Insert the cassette tape labelled MET 3 into _the tape recorder as instructed in Section

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O Attachment E EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 35 of 70 NOTE: SINCE MET 3 IS USED WITH MET 1 IT IS ADVISABLE TO LOAD MET 3 ON TO A SECOND OR SEPARATE MINICOMPUTER. E.2.2 Initialize the minicomputer as instructed in Section 0.3.0, Attachment B. E.2.3 Type CLOAD " MET 3" and press the ENTER key. The quotation mark is typed by pressing the yellow SHIFT key followed by pressing the W key. E.2.4 Verify the tape begins to move and a whistle

           ,                                sound is heard.

__ E.2.5 The tape and sound should stop before the digital counter reaches 65. NOTE: THE PROGRAM MET 3 IS NOW LOADED INTO THE M MINICOMPUTER. MET 3 AND~ITS STORED DATA WILL REMAIN IN THE MEMORY OF THE MINICOMPUTER EVEN IF THE MINICOMPUTER IS TURNED OFF. E.3.0 Initialize MET 3 E.3.1 Press the yellow SHIFT key and then the A key. The display will read: N or I and the minicomputer will print Initialization. E.3.2 Press N if the data to be entered corresponds to Noble gas releases. Press I if the data will correspond to Iodine releases. Press the ENTER key. E.3.3 The display will read: Q(0) = Key in the value of any total release in

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( EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 36 of 70 ENTER. This value should be 0 if the release has just started. If the release had progressed some time before MET 3 was started, an estimate of the total release up to the present should be entered. E.3.4 The display will read: CURRENT TIME (H.M) = Key in the current day time expressed in military time (i.e., 1 PM is 13.00), for example, 8:50 (eight fifty) in the morning ! would be entered as 8.50 while 5:30 PM would be entered as 17.30. Press the ENTER key. NOTE: 00 NOT DELETE THE DECIMAL POINT BETWEEN THE HOUR AND THE MINUTES. E.3.5 The display will read: CURR. SOURCE (CI/ MIN) = Key in the current source term or release rate for the Noble gases or Iodines depending on the entry from Step E.3.2. Press ENTER. i E.3.6 The minicomputer will printout NOBLES or IODINE (from Step E.3.2). LAST ENTRIES: TIME (from Step E.3.4) SOURCE (from Step E.3.5) E.3.7 The display will read: BREAK AT 290 Return to Step E.3.1 and proceed through Step E.3.6 for the other isotope family, N or I. If both Noble gases and Iodines have been initialized from MET 3 proceed to Section

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w Attachment E EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 37 of 70 l E.4.0 Calculate an updated integrated source term. l E.4.1 Press the SHIFT and C-keys. l _ E.4.2 The display will read: SOURCE, CI/ MIN = l Key in the appropriate isotope release rate. The minicomputer will assume the release rate

1. applies to the isotope family (Noble gases or Iodines) that was.in effect at the Step E.3.6.

Press ENTER. E.4.3 The display will read: TIME (H.M) = Key in the tipe that corresponds to when the I relea'se rate entered i'n the above step was I taken. E.4.4 .The minico'mputer will print: f NOBLES or IODINE TIME INTERVAL: FROM 19.5 (time of last entry) TO '20.2 (time of present entry) . INTERVAL RELEASE: CI (integrated release for the above time interval) UPDATED TOTAL: RELEASE CI- (integrated release since initial entries) page 4~of 7 I --. -- . . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _

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BREAK AT 290 t If a new release rate for the same isotope family is to be entered return to Step E.4.1. If c release rate is to be entered for the other isotope family press the SHIFT and B keys. E.4.6 The disglay will read: N or I - Key in the isotope family for which the release rate applies and press ENTER. E.4.7 The minicomputer will print out: NOBLES or 10 DINES LAST ENTRIES: TIME: (time of last entry) SOURCE (last entered release rate) E.4.8 The display will read: BREAK AT 290 Return to Step E.4.1 and follow through Steps E.4.5 E.4.9 To calculate an integrated dose from the integrated source term, input the Updated Total Release for the Noble gases and Iodines (input only an integrated Iodine - 131 source term for the MET 1 iodine source term) into MET 1 in Steps C.5.1 through C.S.4 realizing that an integrated source term is being entered rather than a release rate. See

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e E.4.10 The whole body and thyroid dosefrat4s printed . , 2 out by MET 1 must be corrected. to 'g'ive an, ,.

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rate by 60. Record the last entry time..and N , the integrated dose for each location on the calculation reccrding worksheet, At'thchment G/

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l; E.5.0 Calculate a projected , source ferm for a fut'ure time. , s E.5.1 To project a future source term press the SHIFT and D keys. The' display will read: i PROJD. HOURS =. ,. . E.5.2 Key in the number of hours into the future i that is of interese and press ENTER. It is' , l S recommended that this time be equal to.the ,3 j 1 '

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E.5.4 To project the source term for'the'other e , isotope group, Noble gas or Icdine, press the? w ,, " SHIFT and B keys and wait \for the- minicomp'u'te1 / ! to printout the last entry for theinew 15dtord ' Yj I* group. Go to Step E.5 ,l' ,. / ,j'

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Attachment C, realizing that a projected release is being entered rather than a release rate. See Attachment C for the instructions for operation MET 1. E.5.6 The whole body and thyroid dose rates printed s

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Attachment G. For example, if the current or last time entered is 8:40 (AM) and the projected time is 6 hours the future time to-

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Attachment F-EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 41 of 70' INSTRUCTIONS FOR OVERLAYS Check ( ) F.1.0 Method Description F.1.1 The Overlay method is a graphic method in which transparent isopleths representing plumes are overlaid on the SSES Emergency Planning map. This method provides a visual perspective of the plume and its directions of travel. There are 36 overlays for SSES. F.1.2 The Overlay method can be used to calculate whole body and thyroid dose rates at any location in the plume greater than 1.5 miles from SSES. i F.1.3 The Overlay method requ ~ ires the following information from the user: Wind speed, mph Temperature differential, T, *C/50m Time since reactor shutdown, minute Total Noble Gas Release Rate, C1/ min Total Iodine-131 Release Rate, Ci/ min Uncorrected dose rate from the overlay for each downwind location of interest. F.2.0 Determine Atmospheric Stability Class and Select Proper Overlays. F.2.1 Obtain the wind speed, wind direction and temperature differential from the Video Display Services computer terminal. The dose calculator should receive this data already entered onto the calculation recording sheet, Data Sheet 2. F.2.2 Using the temperature differential, determine

               ,                      the atmospheric stability class from Table O)

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  \                                                                                               Attachment F EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 42 of 70 unavailable, sigma theta (10) can be used with Table F.2.1. Sigman. theta is obtained from the Video Display Services.

TABLE F.2.1 STABILITY CLASS DETERMINATION (degrees) Selected Stability Curve T( C/50m)

                     - 0.75                               12.5                       . Unstable (C)
             - 0.74 to - 0.25                         12.4 to 7.5                     -Neutral (D)
             - 0.24 to              0.75                7.4 to 3.8                     Slightly Stable (E) 0.75                          3.8                         Very Stable (G)

F.2.3 Using the wind speed, wind direction and ( stability class data, determine the overlays to be used from Table.F.2.2. The odd numbered overlays are for the whole body dose rates and the even numberedLoverlays are for the thyroid' dose rates. . Enter the number of the overlays selected on the worksheet for overlay calculations, Attachment H. F.2.4 Determine a wind speed correction factor from Table F.2.3 and enter this factor on 'the worksheet for overlay calculations, Attachment H. l F.3.0 Calculate a Whole Body Dose Rate F.3.1 Place the whole body overlay on the SSES Emergency Planning Map with the origin of the plume isopleth over SSES on the intersection of the sector dividing lines. Orient the red < arrow according to the directions on the-overlay. F.3.2 For each map location of interest, rad off the

oyerlay an uncorrected dose rate in rads / min p3 and enter on the worksheet, Attachment H.

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1 O( ,j Attachment F EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 43 of 70 NOTE: INTERPOLATION. BETWEEN DOSE ISOPLETH LINES MAY BE REQUIRED. F.3.3 The following locations should be addressed. 2 miles from SSES on plume centerline 5 miles from SSES on plume centerline 10 miles from SSES on plume centerline In addition, the dose rate at several emergency monitoring locations should be

          '                                calculated for comparison with measurements made by the OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS.

F.3.4 Obtain the total Noble Gas release rate (}

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expressed in Curies / minute. This data should be entered on Data She e -t 2, Dose calculation - recording sheet for the dose calculator. If. not entered obtain the data from the PING control console. See the Note on Page 11 of this procedure. F.3.5 Obtain the time since reactor shutdown-by subtracting the data time from the time of the shutdown listed on the " Big Picture" status board. F.3.6 Using the time since reactor shutdown and Table F.3.1, determine a whole body dose correction factor and enter on the overlay calculation worksheet, Attachment H. F.3.7 Calculate a corrected whole body dose rate in mrem /hr. for each map location of interest by multiplying the uncorrected dose rate for the location by the wind speed correction factor, the total Noble Gas release rate, the whole body dose correction factor and by 6 x 10" (60,000) as shown below. 7--

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Attachment F EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 44 of 70 Corrected whole body dose = Uncorrected Noble gas Whole body Wind Speed dose rate X release X correction X correction- X 60,00J rate factor factor Enter the corrected dose rate on Date Sheet 2, the calculation recording sheet exhibited as Attachment G. F.4.0 Calculate a Thyroid Dose Rate F.4.1 Place the thyroid overlay on the SSES' Emergency Planning Map with the' origin of the plume isopleth over SSES on the intersection of the sector dividing lines. Orient the red arrow according to the directions on the overlay. F.4.2 For each map _l'ocation of interest, read off the overlay an uncorrected dose rate in rads / min and enter on the worksheet, Attachment H. NOTE: INTERPOLATION BETWEEN DOSE ISOPLETH LINES MAY BE REQUIRED. F.4.3 The following locations should be addressed. 2 miles from SSES on plume centerline ' ! 5 miles from SSES on plume centerline 10 miles from SSES on plume centerline l In addition, the dose rate at several emergency monitoring locations should be calculated for comparison with measurements made by the OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS. i F.4.4 Obtain the total Iodine-131 release rate

                        '.                           expressed in Curies / minute.           This data should

( be entered on Data Sheet 2, Dose calculation l Page 4 of 9

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                ,                                                                                                        Page 45 of 70 recording sheet for the dose calculator.                                If not entered obtain the data from the PING control console.

See note on Page 11 of this procedure. F.4.5 Obtain the time since reactor shutdown by subtracting the data time from the time of the shutdown listed on the " Big Picture" status board. F.4.6 Using the time since reactor shutdown and Table F.4.1, determine a thyroid dose

                   '                                               correction factor and enter on the overlay calculation worksheet, Attachment H.
                                                    .F.4.7         Calculate a corrected thyroid dose rate in mrem /hr. for each map location of interest by multiplying the uncorrected thyroid dose rate O                                                               for each location by the ' wind speed correction factor, the total Iodine-131 release rate, the thyroid dose correction factor and by 6 x 105 (600,000) as shown below.

Corrected thyroid dose = Uncorrected Iodine-131 Wind speed Thyroid dose dose rate X release X correction X correction X 600,000 rate factor factor Enter the corrected dose rate on Data Sheet 2, Attachment G of this procedure. i l

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Wind Direction (from) Stability Classes C D E E G G Sector (directional all all winds winds winds winds degrees) wind wind 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 speeds speeds mph mph mph mph N (348.74 to 11.25 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 9:10 7;8 11;12 NNE (11.25 to 33.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 13;14 - 7;8 15;16 NE (33.75 to 56.25 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 17:18 7;8 19:20 ENE (56;25 to 78.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 5;6 7;8 7;8 E (78.75 to 101.25 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 *S;6* 7;8 *7;8* ESE (101.25 to 123.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 *5;6* 7;8 *7;8* SE (123.75 to '. : ~5')

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[~'T SSE (146.25 x . 75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 *5;6* 7;8 *7;8*

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S (168.75 to c.. 25*) 1;2 3;4 5;6 21;22 7;8 23 24 SSW (191.25 to 213.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 21:22 7;8 23;24 SW (213.75 to 236.25 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 21:22 7;8 23;24 WSW (236.25 to 258.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 5;6 7;8 7;8 W (258.75 to 281.25 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 5;6 7;8 7;8 WNW (281.25 to 303.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 25;26 7;8 27;28 NW (303.75 to 326.25 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 29;30 7;8 31;32 NNW (326.25 to 348.75 ) 1;2 3;4 5;6 33;34 7;8 35;36 Assume the wind is coming out of the ENE when using these overlays. I l i O Page 6 of 9

t l' Attachment F EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 47 of 70 TABLE F.2.3 WIND' SPEED CORRECTION FACTORS + Wind Speed Correction Wind Speed Correction Factor (MPH) Factor (MPH) 0.1 9.5 6.0 0.17 0.2 4.8 7.0 0.14 0.3 3.3 '8.0 0.12 0.4 2.4 9.0 0.11 0.5 1.8 0.6 1.6 10 .0.100 O.7 1.4 20 0.050 0.8 1.2 30 0.034

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O Attachment F EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 48 of 70 TABLE F.3.1 WHOLE 800Y DOSE CORRECTION FACTOR i Decay Time Correction Decay Time Correction (hrs.) -Factor (hrs.) Factor 0.01 1.10 6.0 0.44 0.02 1.05 7.0 0.37 0.02 1.00 8.0 0.37 0.04 1.00 9.0 0.35 0.05 1.00 0.06 1.00 10 0.33 0.07 1.00 20 0.22 0.08 1.00 30 0.18 0.09 1.00 40 0.16 50 0.15 0.1 1.00 60 0.14 0.2 0 0.3 0.4 0.95 0.93 0.90 70 80 90 0.14 0.13 0.13 0.5 0.90 0.6 0.88. 100 0.13 0.7 0.85 200 0.12 0.8 0.84 300 0.11 0.9 0.81 400 0.11 t l 500 0.11 1.0 0.80 600 0.11 2.0 0.70 700 0.11 3.0 0.60 800 0.11 4.0 0.52 900 0.11 ' 5.0 0.48 1,000 0.11 Page 8 of 9

Attachment F EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 49 of 70 TABLE F.4.1 THYROID DOSE CORRECTION FACTOR 3 Decay Time Correction Decay Time Correction (hrs.) Factor (hrs.) Factor 0.01 0.80 6.0 1.6 O.02 0.80 7.0 1.6' , 0.03 0.80 8.0 1.7 O.04 0.80 9.0 1.8 i ' O.05 0.80 - 0.06 0.81 10 1.9 0.07 0.82 , 20 2.4' O.08 0.83 30 2.6 0 09 0~84 . 40 2.9

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0.84 70 3.4 0.3 V ~0.4 O.89 0.90 80 3.5 90 3.6 0.5 0.91 0.6 0.93 -100 3.8 0.7 0.95 200 4.0 0.8 0.98 300 4.3 0.9 1.00 400 4.4 i 500 4.5 i 1.0 1.0 600 4.6 2.0 1.2 ~ 700 4.7 3.0 1.3 800 4.7 4.0 l '. 4 900 4.7 - 5.0- 1.5 1,000 4.7 O Page 9 of 9

2 O,e s_ Attachment G EP-IP-009 DATA SHEET 2 Revision.0 WORKSHEET FOR DOSE CALCULATION RECORDING Page 50 of 70

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Day Month Year MET DATA: DATA TIME Wind Direction (10M) from [ Wind Speed (10M) MPH Temperature [C/50 meters VENT EFFLUENT RELEASE DATA: From PING From PING Sample From Back Calculation

                 .                                    Particulate (Ci/ min)                        Iodine (Ci/ min)                   Noble Gas (Ci/ min)

Reactor Bldg. - - Turbine Bldg. SBGTS Total J - DOSE DATA: FROM: Back Calc. Minicomputer Overlay Rad Dose STABILITY CLASS l NOTE: - CIRCLE Emergency Plan Boundary- Dose Rate if measured by monitoring team. . Emergency Plan Boundary 2 mi. 5 mi. 10 mi. Current Dose Rate Whole Body (mrem /hr) l Thyroid (mrem /hr) Current Release Will Arrive At (time) r I Project Dose At (time) FORM EP-IP-009-1, Rev. O, Page 1 of 2

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LIQUID RELEASE i l Concentration: uC1/cc Volume Released: gal. 1 Time to Arrive At Danville: Expected Concentration: uC1/cc Reactor Shutdown Time 1 1 I i i FORM EP-IP-009-1, Rev. O, Page 2 of 2 l l l

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Thyroid overlay No. A. Wind Speed Correction Factor (See Table F.2.8, Section F.2.4)

8. Uncorrected Whole Body Dose Rates C. Whole Body Dose Correction Factor Dose rate Location (rem / min) -

, 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles Corrected Whole Body Dose Rate = AxBxC x Noble Gases- x 60,000 release rate D. Uncorrected Thyroid Dose Rate E. Thyroid Dose Correction Factor Oose Rate j Location (rem / min) ' 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles Corrected Thyroid Dose Rate = AxBxE x Iodine-131 x 600,000

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O Attachment I EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 53 of 70 1 AUXILIARY DATA FOR DOSE CALCULATIONS Emerg. Plant Boundary- Distance to Affected Distance Sampling Location l Sector (miles) miles i NNE 0.537 0.39 NE 0.701 0.422 l ENE 0.552 0.52 1 E 0.507 0.45 ESE 0.474 0.18 SE 0.341 0.20 SSE 0.341 0.20 S 0.341 0.25 SSW 0.431 0.37 SW 0.429 0.33 WSW 0.665 0.39 i , W 0.608 0.37 WNW 0.691 0.41 NW 0.544 ' O.350 NNW 0.434 0.291 N 0.411 0.29 l f O Page 1 of 2

d' () Attachment I EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 54 of 70 AUXILIARY DATA FOR DOSE CALCULATIONS TIME SINCE REACTOR SHUTDOWN WHEN Rx TYPE OF WHEN Rx WHEN Rx SHUTDOWN SHUTDOWN TIME i ACCCIDENT OPERATING TIME IS KNOWN IS UNKNOWN CONTROL R00 0 Use X Since Shutdown -1 OROP STEAM LINE O

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, Page 55 of 70 UNIT 1, PAGE 1 0F 1 02-27-82 00:03 PROJECTED DOSE CALCULATIONS SERVICES FUNCTION NUMBER (:1)

                                          - REAL TIME FUNCTIONS                                       STUDY CASE FUNCTIONS 01= START OF RELEASE / CLEAR DATA                                               09= INITIALIZE' TO REAL TIME DATA 02= EDIT / VERIFY DATA                                                          10= EDIT / VERIFY DATA 03= EDIT COMPLETE /SAVE DATA                                                    11= EDIT COMPLETE /SAVE DATA 04= EDIT CANCEL /NO DATA SAVED                                                  12= EDIT CANCEL /NO DATA SAVED 05=RUN CALCULATIONS (SINGLE)                                                    13=RUN W/REAL TIME DOSES 06=RUN CALCULATIONS (PERIODIC)                                                  14=RUN W/ STUDY CASE DOSES 07= TERMINATE CALCULATIONS-                                                     15=RUN W/ZERO DOSES 08=0VTPUT RESULTS TO CRT                                                        16=0VTPUT RESULTS TO CRT TO INITIATE A FUNCTION:                                                                                        ,

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1- ENTER RELEASE TIME AS APPROPRIATE 2- ENTER PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES, IF REQUIRED 3- ENTER TYPE RELEASE 4- ENTER OUTPUT DEVICE, IF REQUIRED 5- IF PERIODIC RUNS DESI' ED R (REAL-TIME ONLY) ENTER START AND INCREMENT TIMES 6- PRES EXECUTE BUTTON 7- PRESS PAGE FORWARD FOR ADDITIONAL DATA ENTRY L-Page 2 of _6

 ,Ps Attachment J EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 57 of 70 UNIT 1, PAGE 2 0F 5                                                                                 02-27-82 00:05 REAL TIME                 PROJECTED DOSE - WEATHER CONDITIONS STABILITY CLASS                  (G:)                                   WIND SPEED (MPH)

A= EXTREMELY UNSTABLE LT 5 - DAY B= MODERATELY UNSTABLE 5 to 7 - DAY C= SLIGHTLY UNSTABLE 7 to 11 - DAY D= NEUTRAL 11 to GT 13 - DAY / NIGHT E= SLIGHTLY STABLE 7 to 11 - NIGHT

                          'F= MODERATELY STABLE                                                     LT 7            - NIGHT G= EXTREMELY STABLE MET TOWER READINGS RATE OF PRECIPITATION                              0.00            IN/HR                      (:    )

WIND SPEED 1.88 MPH (: ) WIND DIRECTION 1.82.7 DEG (: ) SIGMA THETA 7.5 OEG - (: ) j {)% s_ , DELTA TEMPERATURE 7.39 OEG (: ) MET.TWR SCAN SOURCE (:1) l . PRIMARY TOWER 1-10. 2=60 (METERS) BACKUP TOWER 3=10 T0 ENTER WEATHER CONDITIONS OF MET TOWER IS DOWN, OR TO SUBSTITUTE FOR CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS: 1- DETERMINE AND ENTER STABILITY CLASS l 2- ENTER SUBSTITUTE MET TOWER READINGS 3- PRESS EXECUTE BUTTON 4- FOR ADDITIONAL DATA ENTRY PRESS PAGE FWD OR PAGE BACK NOTE: ALL SUBSTITUTED CHANGES AFFECT THIS SERVICE ONLY l Page '3 of 6

O Attachment J EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 58 of 70 UNIT 1, PAGE 3 0F 5 02-27-82 00:05 REAL TIME PROJECTED DOSE - VENT DATA UNIT 1 UNIT 2 STAND-BY GAS REACTOR BDG REACTOR BDG TREATMENT COLUMN (: ) 1 2 3 CAM DATA (CI/ MIN) I131 (: ) TTL IODINE (: ~) NOBLE GAS (: ) + ISOTOPE DATA (CI/ MIN) - I131 (: ) I132 (: ) , 1133 (: ) I134 (: ) l I135 (: ) KR83M (: ) KR85 (: ) KR85M (: ) KR87 (: ) KR89 (: ) KR89 (: ) XE131M (: ) XE133 (: ) XE133M (: ) XE135 (: ) XE135M (: ) ! XE137 (: ) XE138 (: ) - [ (: ) (: ) (: ) (: ) (: ) (: ) TO ENTER DATA: 1- ENTER COLUMN NUMBER 2- ENTER GRAB SAMPLE DATA; OR I131/NG, I/NG, OR NG CAM DATA 3- PRESS EXECUTE BUTTON 4- FOR ADDITIONAL DATA ENTRY / VERIFY PRESS PAGE FWD OR PAGE BACK Page 4 of 6

Attachment J Os EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 59 of 70 UNIT 1, PAGE 4 0F 5 02-27-82 00:06 REAL TIME PROJECTED DOSE - VENT DATA UNIT 1 UNIT 2 1 2 TURBINE BDG TURBINE BDG UNMONITORED UNMONITORED Column (: ) 1 2 3 4 i CAM DATA (CI/ MIN) I131 (: ) 0.632E-3 TTL IODINE (: ) N0BLE GAS (: ) 0.750E+0 ISOTOPE DATA (CI./ MIN) I131 I: ) 0.172E-0 0.129E+2 I132 (. ) 0.248E-0 T133 (: ) 0.164E+2 0.000E+0 I134 (: ) 0.750E+3 I135 (: ) 0.151E+2 KR83M (: i ^ 272E+4 0.104E+1 KR85 (: , e52E+5 KR85M (: , 3.136E+3 KR87 (: ) 0.355E+4 0.649E+1 KR88 (: ) 0.466E+3 KR89 (: ) 0.110E+2 XE131M (: ) 0.214E+3 XE133 (: ) 0.122E+4 0.818E-1 XE133M (: ) 0.716E+2 XE135 (: ) 0.150E+2 XE135M (: ) 0.747E+3 XE137 (: ) 0.199E+3 0.000E+0 XE138 (: ) 0.889E+2 (: ) (: ) (: ) (: ) j (: ) l (: ) TO ENTER DATA: 1- ENTER COLUMN NUMBER 2- ENTER GRAB SAMPLE DATA; OR I131/NG, I/NG, OR NG CAM DATA 3- PRESS EXECUTE BUTTON 4- FOR ADDITIONAL DATA ENTER / VERIFY PRESS PAGE FWD OR PAGE BACK O Page 5 of 6 9.- ,. ,

3 Attachment J s EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 60 of 70 UNIT 1, PAGE 5 0F 5 02-27-82 00:07 REAL TIME PROJECTED DOSE - DISTANCE DATA DISTANCE (: ) END DISTANCE (: ) INCRE (: ) CLEAR (: ) THRU (: ) POINT DISTANCE (: ) (: ) CLEAR (: ) THRU (: ) DISTANCES (MILES) 01 0.341 02 0.500 03 1.00 04 1.500 05 2.00 06 3.000 07 5.000 08 7.500 09 10.000 10 11 - 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 29 21 22 23 24 POINT DISTANCES (X,Y) 01 403.77 4550.06 02 404.05' 4550.12 03 405.14 455.06 ' O V 04 07 405.10 404.19 4549.68 4549.00 05 08 405.00 404.00 4549.18 4548.87 06 09 405.00 403.76 4549.18 4548.81 10 403.60 4548.68 11 403.24 4548.87 12 402.74 4549.25 13 402.76 4549.43 14 402.81 4549.87 15 403.38 4550.06 16 403.52 4550.06 17 396.40 4545.37 18 415.50 4561.12 19 415.50- 4537.81 20 21 BACK CALCULATION METERING POINT (X,Y) (: ) (: ) WHOLE BODY 00SE RATE (: ) RADS /HR (: THYROIO CONCENTRATION ) CI/CU M TO ENTER OR DELETE DISTANCE DATA

i 1- ENTER OISTANCE DATA 2- TO DELETE ITEM (S) ENTER NUMBER (5) NEXT TO " CLEAR" l 3- ENTER BACK CALCULATION DATA, IF REQUIRED 4- PRESS EXECUTE BUTTON 5- FO.R ADDITIONAL DATA ENTRY / VERIFY PRESS PAGE FWD OR PAGE BACK Page 6 of 6 l

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        /                                                                                     Attachment K EP-IP-009 APPENDIX E                       Revision 0 Page 61 of 70 POTENTIAL POINTS OF INTEREST FOR DOSE CALCULATION I. Population Centers

1. Beach Haven 2.3 miles WSW (401.10,4546.80)

2. Berwick 4.5 miles WSW (396.40, 4545.36)

3. Berwick Heights 5.2 miles W (395.23, 4548.30)

4. Briggsville 3.7 miles S (403.70, 4543.30)

5. Hazleton 12.0 miles SE (415.50, 4537.80)

6. Hobbie 3.8 miles ESE (409.00, 4547.00)

7. Mifflinville 8.6 miles WSW (390.80, 4543.30)

8. Mocanaqua 3.1 miles N (404.40,4554.80)

9. Nanticoke 10.0 miles NE (415.50, 4561.10)

10. Nescopeck 4.1 miles SW (397.41, 4545.00)

11. Pond Hill 3.1 miles NE (407.20, 4553.10)

12. Retreat 10.3 miles NNE (409.00,4560.00)

13. Shickshinny 3.9 miles N (403.50, 4556.00)

14. Wapwallopen 1.5 miles SSE (404.65, 4547.20)

II. Emergency Offsite Radiation Monitoring Locations (O) Designation Coordinates Designation Coordinates N1 (403.90, 4550.30) NNE1 (404.50,4550.60) 4 N2 (403.80, 4551.70) NNE2 (404.50, 4551.50) N3 (403.90, 4553.30) NNE3 (404.80, 4553.10) N4 (403.80, 4555.60) NNE4 (405.10, 4555.00) N5 (403.30, 4556.40) NNES (407.80,4555.90) N7 (402.40, 4558.00) NNE7 (408.30, 4557.90) N10 (402.90, 4564.60) NNE10 (408.75, 4560.10) N50 (405.10, 4566.10) NNE50 (410.70, 4565.80) NE1 (404.60, 4550.30) ENE1 (.5 mi) (404.50, 4549.70) NE2 (405.40, 4551.20) ENE1 ( 1 mi) (405.20, 4550.10) NE3 (405.40, 4552.50) ENE2 (405.70, 4550.20) NE4 (407.60, 4553.20) ENE3 (407.50, 4550.40) NES (409.20, 4554.00) ENE4 (409.40, 4551.70) NE7 (411.30, 4554.80) ENES (410.60, 4552.50) NE10 (415.80, 4558.00) ENE7 (412.30, 4553.70) NE50 (11.5 mi) (415.90. 4562.90) ENE10 (414.20,4555.10) NE50 (15 mi) (421.00, 4565.30) ENE50 (425.90, 4554.10) NE50 (16 mi) (425.00, 4564.00) NE50 (19 mi) (425.80, 4566.60) v) E-1 Page 1 of 3

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Designation Coordinates Designation Coordinates El (.5 mi) (404.60, 4549.30) ESE1 (404.60,4549.00) El (.75 mi) (405.00, 4549.40) ESE2 (405.90,4548.70) El (.80 mi) (405.00, 4549.50) ESE3~ (407.90, 4548.00) E2- (406.00e 4549.60) ESE4 (409.80, 4547.80) E3 (407.30,4549.70) ESE5 (411.00, 4547.20) E4 (409.10, 4548.70) 'ESE7 (413.30, 4546.90) ES (411.00, 4548.70) ESE10 (415.90,~4542.60). E7 (414.00, 4549.00) ESE50 (424.10,4540.10) E10 (416.00, 4549.70) E50 (421.20, 4551.30) SE1 (404.30,4548.90) SSE1 - (404.30, 4548.10) SE2- (406.10, 4547.80) SSE2 (405.00, 4547.40)

                   -SE3                 (407.50, 4546.90)                  SSE3                        (405.30, 4545.90)

SE4- (407.90, 4545.20) SSE4 (3.25 mi) (405.20, 4545.00) SES. (409.30, 4545.50) SSE4 (4.0 mi) (405.90, 4543.00) p) (' SE7 SE10 (409.60, 4542.50) (.411.40, 4537.20) SSE5 SSE7 (406.90, 4543.00) (407.00, 4539.90) ( SSE10. (407.70, 4535.30) SSE50 (410.40, 4532.40) S2 (403.60, 4547.40)- SSW2 (1.4 mi) (403.00,4547.30) S3 (403.40, 4546.10) SSW2 (1~.9 mi) (402.20,4546.70)

                   -S4                  (403.70, 4543.60)                 SSW3                         (401.40, 4545.10)

SS (402.60, 4542.30) SSW4 (401.70, 4543.60) S7 (403.60,4540.10) SSW5 (401.20, 4542.50) S10 (403.10,4537.10) SSE7 (398.40, 4540.90) 550. (405.90,4527.10) SSW10 (398.40, 4537.50) SSW50 (392.20,4532.70) SW1 (403.70, 4548.60) WSW2 (401.50,4548.10) SW2 (401.80, 4546.90) WSW3 (399.80, 4548.70) SW3 (400.70, 4546.60) WSW4 (398.20, 4547.40) SW4 (399.00, 4545.40) WSW5 (396.60, 4547.20) SW5 (398.10, 4545.00) WSW7 (396.40, 4543.30) SW7 (396.50, 4542.60) WSW10 (390.00,4543.90) SW10 (393.90, 4540.90) WSW50 (388.40, 4543.70) SW50 -(391.00, 4535.10) W2 (401.70, 4549.40) WNW2 (401.70,4550.60) W3 (400.00, 4548.80) WNW4 (398.30, 4550.80) W4 (398.30, 4549.90) WNW5 (397.50, 4451.30) WS - (396.80, 4548.90) WNW7. (395.30, 4551.90) E-2 Page 2 of 3

* *ct Attachment K EP-IP-009 Revision 0 Page 63 of 70 Designation Coordinates Designation Coordinates W5 (5 mi) (395.80,4550.50) WNW10 (390.70,4553.90)

W7 (394.70,4549.50) WNW50 (385.90,4553.80) W10 (389.50, 4548.90) W50 (385.90,4547.80) NW1 (402.60, 4550.20) NNW1 (403.30,4550.80) NW2 (401.90, 4551.50) NNW2 (402.60,4551.60) , NW3 (401.10,4551.50) NNWS (400.10,4555.20) i NWS (398.80, 4554.30) NNW7 (398.80,4556.60) NW10 (394.60, 4559.40) NNW7 (398.50,4557.70) NW50 (390.50,4561.50) NNW10 (397.40,4560.10) NNW50 -(398.20, 4566.80) 1 O . l l l l O l E-3 Page 3 of 3 7

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O Attachment M EP-IP-009 CLASSIFICATION OF ACCIDENT FOR RADDOSE Revision 0 Page 65 of 70 I. CONTROL R0D OROP A. Insertion of high worth control rod out of sequence which becomes decoupled and drops out of core. II. STEAM LINE BREAK A. Guillotine break of one main steam line outside primary containment. l , B. Break in line between nuclear boiler and high pressure turbine. C. Break in line between high pressure turbine and moisture separator. D. Break in line between moisture separator and low pressure turbine. l p III. INSTRUMENT LINE FAILURE

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A. Circumferential rupture of an instrument line connected to primary coolant system occurring outside of primary containment and inside secondary containment. B. Failure of any of the following components:

1. Thermocouples and thermocouple pads

2. Bourdon tube pressure detector and transducer

3. Bellows pressure detector and transducer

4. Diaphragm pressure detectors and transducer

5. Level detectors and transducer

6. Condensing Pots

7. Flow detectors and transducers

8. Sensing lines

9. Reactor vessel differential pressure and jet pump flow instrument

                        ,       switches and transmitters.

IV. LOSS OF COOLANT (LOCA) l Page 1 of 4

e '.* , m Attachment M EP-IP-009 CLASSIFICATION OF ACCIDENT FOR RAD 00SE- Revision 0 Page 66 of 70 A. Accident results from piping break inside containment. B. LOCA is characterized by breaks in both the steam line and/or liquid process system lines. C. Recirc. discharge break LPCI IV failure. D. Recire. discharge break HPCI failure. E. Recirc. discharge LPCI injection valve failure. F. Recirc. suction LPCI injection value failure. V. FEEDWATER LINE BREAK A. Feedwater line breaks outside containment. B. Break in line between condensate demineralizers and feedwater heaters. [} C. Break in line between feedwater heaters and reactor feedwater pumps. D. Break in line between reactor feedwater pump and nuclear boiler. VI. CHARCOAL BED FAILURE A. Failure of any of the following components:

1. HEPA filters (both inlet and outlet) '

2. Precooler

3. Chiller

4. Reheater 5, Guard Bed

6. Charcoal adsorbers

7. Gaseous radwaste recombiner closed cooling water system.

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SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-010 Revision 0 IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING Page 1 of 11 Effective Date d-/6-782 Expiration Date d-/d-8 Revised Expiration Date

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    ,o EP-IP-010 O                                                               Revision 0 Page 2 of 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION                                                           PAGE 1.0       FURPOSE                                                   3 2.0       SCOPE                                                     3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 5.0 DEFINITIONS 3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT . PAGE A Action Step - Emergency Director 5 B Action Step - Radiation Protection Coordinator 6 OSC Coordinator - TSC Coordinator C Action Step - In-Plant Emergency Monitoring Team 7 0 General Survey Map 11 0 - l

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i l p EP-IP-010 d Revision 0 Page 3 of 11 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide a method of conducting In Plant Emergency Monitoring. 2.0 SCOPE To provide the Emergency Organization with instructions and steps to follow when conducting In Plant Monitoring, when excessive radiation levels exist.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 EP-IP-033, Dose Assessment and Protective Action 3.3 HP-TP-230, Use of Portable Air Samplers O. () 3.4 HP-TP-262, Operation of PNR-4, PRS-2P/NRD Portable Neutron Counter 3.5 HP-TP-263, Operation of R02 and R0-2A Ion Chambers 3.6 HP-TP--264, Operation of Teletector 6112 3.7 HP-TP-610, Removable Contamination Survey 3.8 HP-TP-720, Airborne Concentration Sampling and Evaluation 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES I I 4.1 It is the responsibility of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, to insure

                             ' appropriate IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM is dispatched and for review of potential Emergency Exposure situations.

4.2 It is the responsibility of the RADIATION PROTECTION, OSC and TSC COORDINATOR to direct the activities of the IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM. 4.3 It is the responsibility of the IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM / LEADER to perform on-site radiological surveys in accordance with this procedure. 5.0 DEFINITIONS OSC - Operations Support Center

l - m r EP-IP-010 (g) Revision 0 Page 4 of 11 ALARA - As Low As Reasonably Achievable HP-TP - Health Physics - Technical Procedures 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. 6.2 The RADIATION PROTECTION, OSC, and TSC COORDINATOR will follow the instructions in Attachment B,' Action Step, RADIATION PROTECTION, OSC, TSC COORDINATOR. 6.3 The IN-PLANT MONITORING TEAM / LEADER will follow the instructions in Attachment C, Action Step, IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM / LEADER. m O ' l

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O Attachment A EP-IP-010 Revision 0 Page 5 of 11 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1.0 The Emergency Director will: A.1.1 Instruct the Radiation Protection, OSC, or TSC Coordinator to direct the activities of the In-Plant Monitoring Team (s). NOTE: CONSIDER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MINIMIZING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL EXPOSURE PER EP-IP-033, " DOSE ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTIVE ACTIONS". l f 1 i i Page 1 of 1

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t V Revision 0 Page 6 of 11 ACTION STEP RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR OSC COORDINATOR TSC COORDINATOR B.1.0 The COORDINATOR will: B.1.1 Upon notification from the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, or as prudent, direct the activities of the IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM. 8.1.2 Appoint a TEAM LEADER. . NOTE: CONSIDER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MINIMIZING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL EXPOSURE AS PER EP-IP-033. 8.1.3 Brief team on existing emergency and instruct personnel on 8.1.3.1 Where and what surveys are needed n B.1.3.2 Radiological Conditions ( ) 8.1.3.3 Ensure that all team members have adequate available exposure to perform assigned task. B.1.4 Determine appropriate respiratory protection needed. B.1.5 Instruct Radio Communicator TSC (if TSC is activated) to assign code name (e.g. INDIA) to Team and to maintain communications with Team Leader. B.1.6 Notify the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR immediately of any conditions or survey results that may be of assistance in evaluating the Emergency Condition. 8.1.7 Advise the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR if it becomes necessary to increase exposure limits of EMERGENCY TEAM MEMBERS in excess of 2500 MREM / QUARTER. NOTE: EXPOSURES IN EXCESS OF 2500 MREM / QUARTER MUST BE AUTHORIZED BY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP-IP-033. B.1.8 Inform the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of any significant IN-PLANT MONITORING TEAMS results. (7) Page 1 of 1

I Attachment C w EP-IP-010 Revision 0 Page 7 of 11 ACTION STEP IN-PLANT EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM CHECK C.1.0 The IN-PLANT MONITORING TEAM will: C.1.1 Upon notification of an EMERGENCY report immediately where instructed for briefing and assignment. C.1.2 Obtain from the COORDINATOR

a. Area to be monitored.

b. Specific Survey (s) to be performed.

c. Type of Respiratory protection.

d. Special Instructions.

C.1.3 Perform functional check of R0-2A or Teletector (assure current calibration date). C.1.4 Don Protective Clothing. (Protective Clothing may be worn over street clothes for this procedure). C .1. 5 Assure the TLD and SRD are worn, attach to the front of the body. (Dosimeter may be worn under protective clothing). C.1.6 As appropriate, remove respirator from bag, inspect, affix canister and don respirator. (Perform negative fit test).

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AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COORDINATOR. 1 C.I.7 Ensure R0-2A or Teletector is on, and instrument is on highest range (RO-2A 0-50 R/HR) (Teletector 0-1000 R/HR) C.1.8 Proceed to survey area, (observe HP procedures and practices). C.1.9 Continuously monitor while enroute to survey area. O Page 1 of 4

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NOTE: IF DOSE RATE EXCEEDS 1000 MREM /HR OR IF EXPOSURE OF ANY MEMBER OF THE TEAM APPROACHES 2500 MREM THE ENTIRE TEAM WILL RETREAT TO A LOW LEVEL BACKGROUND RADIATION AREA AND NOTIFY THE COORDINATOR AND AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. C.I.11 TO PERFORM GENERAL SURVEY C.1.11.1 Perform general survey of problem area. Record readings on survey map, Attachment D, of this procedure. C.1.11.2. Perform survey of the specific equipment, instrument, valves etc., record reading on survey map. C.1.12 TO PERFORM CONTAMINATION SURVEYS C.1.12.1 Using 2" Smear, swipe a 4" x 4" "S" shaped area of the item, system or area to be surveyed. C.1.12.2 Place individual swipe in separate envelopes and identify area on the envelope. l C.1.12.3 Record smear location on survey map using a numerical numbering system and identifying the smear with

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Attachment C EP-IP-010 O- Revision 0 Page 9 of 11 CHECK 4 C.1.13 TO PERFORM AIR SAMPLE SURVEY NOTE: MAINTAIN EXPOSURE ALARA USING TIME, DISTANCE AND SHEILDING AND CHECK POCKET DOSIMETER PERIODICALLY. C.1.13.1 Place air sampler on clean ground cover. C.1.13.2 Place air sampler in a direction which will provide the best representative sample. t

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C.1.13.3 Mark outer surface of the particulate filter and silver zeolite cartridge and place in air sampler. When handling filters use clean gloves () a. Place silver zeolite cartridge in sampler with the arrow pointed at the sampler. C.1.13.4- Start the air sampler and record the start time, - flow rate and location on Attachment D. NOTE: FLOW RATE SHOULD NOT EXCEED 2.5 CFM UNLESS i OTHERWISE INSTRUCTED. SAMPLE VOLUME SHOULD BE APPROXIMATELY 20 CUBIC FEET. C .1 ~.13. 5 If appropriate leave area during sample run te minimize e.?posure. C.1.14 Notify COORDINATOR that air sampler was started j (transmit all messages in lowest radiation background possible). C.1.15 At completion of air sample turn off air sampler, note time off, final flow rate and record the information on Attachment D, of this procedure. C.1.16 Place entire sample head in clean sample bag and identify with the following information: time on, time off, initial CFM, final CFM, location and date. 4 Page 3 of 4

Attachment C EP-IP-010 Revision 0 Page 10 of 11 CHECK C.1.17 Notify COORDINATOR that. survey is complete and your intentions to return to OSC-TSC. C.1.18 Gather all survey equipment and data, place in plastic bags and exit area, observing step-off pads, H.P. procedures and practices as reasonably as possible. C .1.19 Deliver air sample, contamination swipes and survey maps to Health Physics lab for analysis. C.1.20 Perform thorough body frisk, and take nasal smears if required. C.1.21 Ensure that all equipment is surveyed and released if possible. O O : Page 4 of 4

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EP-IP-011 ID \-'# Revision 0 Page 3 of 5 1.0 PURp0SF. The purpose of this procedure is to provida a method of maintaining security during a Security Contingency. 2.0 SCOPE To provide instructions for maintaining security in the event there is a Security Contingency during an Emergency Condition.

3.0 REFERENCES

. 3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 SSES Physical Security Plan 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for declaring a Security Contingency during an Emergency Condition, assessing the situation and O determining what actions must be taken to maintain plant security. 4.2 The SECURITY COORDINATOR is responsible for assessing security condition (s), advising the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR on appropriate actions and implementing procedures to establish security during a Security Contingency. 5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 SCC - Security Control Center 5.2 Security Contingency - Any action or threat that would jeopardize the plant, personnel, site or equipment. 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Upon notification of a Security Contingency, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow instructions in Attachment A, Action Step- EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. 6.2 During a Security Contingency, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will follow instructions in Attachment B, Action Step-SECURITY COORDINATOR.

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     .                                     ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1.0    The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will:

A.1.1 When necessary, advise the SECURITY COORDINATOR that a Security Contingency situation exists. A.1.2 Provide as much information as possible to the SECURITY COORDINATOR. A.1.3 AssessthesituationwiththeSECURITYC00RDIhATORand determine what actions must be taken to correct the situation as well as maintain the security of SSES. A.1.4 When advised by the SECURITY COORDINATOR that the contingency has been corrected, ensure that the SECURITY COORDINATOR terminates the Security Contingency condition. O 1 l l l Page 1 of 1

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EP-IP-011 Revision 0 Page 5 of 5 ACTION STEP SECURITY COORDINATOR CHECK B.1.0 Upon notification of a Security Contingency, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will: B.1.1 Brief the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR and determine what action must be taken to correct the situation and maintain security of SSES. B.1.2 Ensure that the SCC CONTROLLER advises the on-duty Security personnel of the contingency situation. B.1.3 Direct the SECURITY SHIFT SUPERVISOR to ensure that the appropriate contingency procedures are implemented. T B.1.4 Direct the Security Shift Supervisor to obtain ['Y

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B.1.5 Ensure that the SCC CONTROLLER notifies the appropriate personnel and/or agencies. B.1.6 Continue to assess the situation with the SECURITY SHIFT SUPERVISOR and SCC CONTROLLER. B.1.6.1 Advise the incumbents of any additional actions ordered by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. B.1.7 If necessary, continue to up-date the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of the Security Contingency situation l status. l B.1.8 When notified that the situation has been corrected. B.1.8.1 Advise the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR B.1.8.2 Determine with the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR if

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4 PROCEDURE COVER SHEET O LJ PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT C0. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-012 Revision 0 ON-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING Page 1 of 18 Effective Date /o-/d-f,9 Expiration Date /I-/d-f Revised Expiration Date S o CONTROLLED s j , Prepared by // % ,l. Date y/P/fL ! Reviewed by d f. [M Date Y - P -81 PORC Review Requir i Ye No ( ) Approved by ( 1f 3 Section-Head L ' Date 8L PORC Meeting Number 82 - S'/ - Datet f/9/n i h%o ce Superintendent of Flant Date 6-N-F L O FORM AD-QA-101-1, Rev. 1 Page 1 of 1

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    . 5.0      DEFINITIONS                                                   3 6.0      INSTRUCTIONS                                                  4 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT                                                          PAGE O         A    Action Step - Radiation Protection Coordinator OSC Coordinator 5

B Action Step - On-Site Emergency Monitor 6 C Control Room-Meteorological Data Printout Locations 12 0 Table 1 Stability Class Selection 13 E Table 2 Isopleth Overlay Selection 14 F Ludlum 2218 Dual Channel Analyzer Settings 15 G On-Site Monitoring Location (s) Map 16 H On-Site Monitoring Data Sheet (Form EP-IP-012-1) 17-18

EP-IP-012

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The purpose of this procedure is to provide the Emergency Organization with a method of conducting On-Site Emergency Monitoring during an emergency. 2.0 SCOPE To provide the Emergency Organization with instructions for On-Site Emergency Monitoring during an emergency.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 HP-TP-230, Use of Portable Air Samplers 3.3 HP-TP-260, Operation of E-520 3.4 HP-TP-610, Removable Contamination Survey {}

3.5 HP-TP-720, Airborne Concentration Sampling and Evaluation I

3.6 EP-IP-033 Dose Assessment and Protective Actions 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

4.1 It is the responsibility of the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR /OSC COORDINATOR to direct the activities of the ON-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM.

4.2 It is the responsibility of the ON-SITE EMERGENCY MONITOR to perform on-site radiological surveys in accordance with this procedure. 5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 OSC - Operations Support Center 5.2 ALARA - As Low As Reasonably Achievable 5.3 HP-TP - Health Physics - Technical Procedures 5.4 ON-SITE - Refers to the Emergency Plan Boundary ( ~\ V l l

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EP-IP-012 Revision 0 1 O Page 4 of 18 l i 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR /OSC COORDINATOR will follow the : ) . instruction in Attachment A, Action Step - RADIATION PROTECTICN COORDINATOR /OSC COORDINATOR. 6.2 The ON-SITE EMERGENCY MONITOR will follow the instructions in Attachment 8, Action Step - ON-SITE EMERGENCY MONITOR 1 9 e O i i . O 4

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Attachment A EP-IP-012 s Revision 0 Page 5 of 18 ACTION STEP RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR OSC COORDINATOR A.1.0 Upon notification from the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the COORDINATOR will: A.1.1 Call out the ON-SITE MONITOR. A.1.2 Brief ON-SITE MONITOR on existing emergency. NOTE: CONSIDER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MINIMIZING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL EXPOSURE PER EP-IP-033. A.1.3 Secure Transportation for ON-SITE MONITOR (one set of keys for H.P. Van in Unit 2 Shift Supervisor's office key cabinet, one set of keys in H.P. office) ! A.1.4 Assign code name of Oscar I to the ON-SITE MONITOR l and maintain communications with him. 1 l A.1.5 After examination of proper isopleth overlay, ( direct the ON-SITE MONITOR to the sector where i radiation release is suspected. A.1.6 Confirm release by obtaining highest radiation reading closest to the access road in that sector. A.1.7 Notify the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR immediately, of any conditions or survey results that may be of assistance in evaluating the Emergency Condition. A.1.8 Inform the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of any significant ON-SITE MONITOR'S results. Page 1 of 1

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ACTION STEP ON-SITE EMERGENCY MONITOR -

CHECK B.1.0 Upon Notification of an Emergency Condition, a designated on-shift Health Physics Technician will immediately report to the Operations Support Center to be briefed on the conditions of the existing Emergency. If he is directed to perform On-Site Emergency Monitoring, the H.P. Level 1 will become the ON-SITE MONITOR and proceed as follows: B.1.1 Examine meteorological data from control room printout or CRT. See control room meteorological data printout location Attachment C. B.1.2 Using the differential temp or AT, determine stability class from (Table 1) Attachment D. O B.1.3 Using the stability class, wind direction, and wind speed information, determine the proper isopleth overlay to be used from (Table 2) Attachment E. NOTE: THE FIRST NUMBER IS THE WHOLE BODY DOSE OVERLAY, THE SECOND IS THE THYROID DOSE OVERLAY. (SELECT THE WHOLE BODY DOSE OVERLAY). B.1.4 Select proper isopleth overlay and orient it correctly on the large 10 mile Emergency Planning Map. NOTE: THE EMERGENCY PLANNING MAP WILL BE KEPT IN THE SHIFT SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE AND SHOULD BE TAPED TO THE BACK SIDE OF A CONTROL PANEL IN THE CONTROL ROOM B.1.5 Determine the proper sector to be surveyed and determine approximate width of the plume to be anticipated. B.1.6 Confer with the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR on sector to be surveyed. Receive input from EMERGENCY DIRECTOR for any special instructions. Page 1 of 6

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     .             B.1.7      Obtain from the COORDINATOR B.1.7.1    Keys for H.P. van (one set in Unit 2 Shift Supervisor's office, one set in H.P. office)

B.1.7.2 Radio designation of OSCAR I. B.1.8 Proceed to the Health Physics Emergency Equipment Room and obtain the on-site H.P. Van Box which contains an Eberline E-520, an ion chamber, and a.Ludlum dual channel analyzer. B.1.9 Proceed to the Health Physics Office and obtain the portable VHF radio with a fully charged battery pack. B.1.10 Proceed to the Health Physics Van and check fuel level. O NOTE: THE H.P. VAN WILL HAVE A PREDESIGNATED PARKING LOCATION AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE CENTRAL CONTROL STRUCTURE. B.1.11 Turn on the mobile and portable radios, adjust squelch, and tune to channel 1. B.1.12 Establish communication with the COORDINATOR to verify operation of the radios. B.1.13 Check Hi-range dosimeter (0-5R), zero if necessary.. and attach to front of the body. Assure issued TLD anc SRD (0-500MR) are also worn. B.1.14 Perform functional check of the following equipment B.1.14.1 E-520 with SK-1 external speaker. B.1.14.2 Inverter

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d. Meter should r)ad greater than 110V NOTE: The following steps should be performed in order:

B.1.14.3 Ludlum 2218 Dual Channel Analyzer

a. Record analyzer. lumber and calibration date on Attachment D, on-site monitoring Team Data Sheet.

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c. Plug Analyzer into inverter.

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d. Turn off inverter before driving.

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O Attachment H EP-IP-012 Revision 0 Page 17 of 18 ON-SITE MONITORING TEAM DATA SHEET f DATE: TIME: LOCATION: TEAM: RADIATION SURVEY 00SE' RATE 3 FEET FROM GROUND WINDOW CLOSED mrem /hr. AIR SAMPLING DATA ANALYZER DATA AIR SAMPLER NO. COUNTER NO. Calibration Date: Calibration Date: TIME START: BKG Count Time (5)

,             (Clock Time)                                                (Same amount of time as sample count)

FLOW START: (a) (Maximum of 2.5 CFM) BKG Gross Counts (6) TIME STOP: BKG CPM ( 6 5) (C) (Sample Time 8 Minutes) FLOW STOP: (b) COUNT TIME Min (3) (Maximum of 2.5 CFM) (5 minutes) l TOTAL TIME (1) Gross Counts (4) FLOW RATE a + b = CFM(2) Gross CPM (4 3) (B) 2 TOTAL VOLUME (1) x (2) Ft2 (A). NET CPM (B-C)=(0) ACTIVITY = 0 (A X 1.77 X 10') = uci/cc

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                        ,                                                ON-SITE MONITORING TEAM DATA SHEET

[ PERSONNEL 00SIMETRY 00SIMETER # Initials (0 - 500 mR) (Final Reading) (0 - SR) (Final Reading) 00SIMETER # Initials (0 - 500 mR) (Final Reading) (0 - SR) (Final Reading) INITIAL FINAL [} l l t i . Form EP-IP-012-1, Rev. O, Page 2 of 2

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EP-IP-013 O Revision 0 Page 2 of 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1.0 PURPOSE 3 i 2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 5.0 DEFINITIONS

3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 3

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() ATTACHMENT A Action Step - 0FFSITE MONITORING TEAMS 4-B Offsite Monitoring Team Data Sheet 10 (Form EP-IP-013-1) C Working Glossary 11 0 Emergency Kit Inventory List 15 (Form EP-IP-013-2) p l l () i l l

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i 3 EP-IP-013 Revision 0 Page 3 of 16 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide EMERGENCY OFF-SITE RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING TEAMS with a method of conducting their duties during an emergency. 2.0 SCOPE To provide EMERGENCY OFF-SITE RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING TEAMS with instruction for OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING during an emergency.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 Instruction Manual, Ludlum Model 2218 Dual Stabilized Analyzer m 3.3 Instruction Manual Radeco Lo-Vol Air Sampler l 3.4 Instruction Manual Eberline R0-2 Portable Ion Chamber 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES It is the responsibility of the OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM to perform off-site radiological surveys in accordance with this procedure. 5.0 DEFINITIONS See Attachment C, Working Glosssary 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 0FF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step, OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAM. i O -

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         ,                                                                          ACTION STEP OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MONITORING TEAMS (Check)

NOTE: INSTRUCTIONS, INFORMATION AND DIRECTION MAY BE FURNISHED BY THE RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR OR OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR. A.1.0 The OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAMS will: A.1.1 Upon arrival at the EOF: *

a. Report to Security check-in

b. Obtain dosimetry

c. Await further instructions A.1.2 When assigned to a vehicle; break the seal on the off-

                 ...                                      site monitoring equipment kit and perform functional checks of the following equipment:

NOTE: IF SEAL IS BROKEN, PERFORM AN INVENTORY OF KIT CONTENTS PER ATTACHMENT D, EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LIST. THE FOLLOWING STEPS SHOULD BE PERFORMED IN ORDER GIVEN.

a. R02

1. Check calibration date.

2. Perform battery check.

3. Zero the instrument.

4. Obtain a check source from kit.

5. Place the source against the R02 with the window opened and detector on lowest scale.

6. A meter response should be observed.

7. Close the window of the detector.

8. Place the R02 on the console in front of the vehicle.

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EP-IP-013 Revision 0 Page 5 of 16 NOTE: R02 SHOULO REMAIN ON AT ALL TIMES. t

b. Inverter-

1. Turn off headlights.

2. Start engine

3. Turn on the inverter.

4. Meter should read greater than 110V.

c. Ludlum Oual Channel Analyzer

1. Record analyzer number and calibration date on Attachment B, Off-site Monitoring -

Team Data Sheet.

2. Verify that all settings are in accordance with instructions on FRONT of the instrument.

3. Plug analyzer into inverter.

4. Push reset button.

5. Place check source against detector.

O' 6. 7. Analyzer should begin rapid counting. Unplug unit and return to kit.

d. Low Volume Air Sampler

1. Check calibration date and record date and serial number on Attachment B, Off-site Monitoring Team Data Sheet.

2. Plug the air sampler into the inverter.

3. Switch toggle to HIGH.

4. Motor should begin to run.

5. Unplug unit and turn off inverter.

e. Flashlight

f. Worklight

g. Calculator

h. Stopwatch NOTE: NOTIFY EOF OF FAULTY EQUIPMENT NOTE: ASSURE THAT INSTRUMENTS HAVE EFFECTIVE CALIBRATION

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Attachment A O EP-IP-013 Revision 0 Page 6 of 16

             ,                   A.I.3            Remove self-reading dosimeters (SRD) from the kit and check them for current calibration. Zero each dosimeter and attach to the front of the body. Record the dosimeter number of the data sheet. Do not rezero the SRD in the field unless authorized by the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR.                                          -

A.1.4 Turn on the radio, adjust squelch, tune to channel 1. 4

                              . A.1.5             Contact the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR via radio and obtain the:

a. Location to be monitored-

b. Specific tasks to be performed

c. Special instructions NOTE: R02 SHALL BE ON; BATTERY CHECKED; ZER0ED AND ON APPROPRIATE RANGE BEFORE PROCEEDING TO SURVEY AREA.

A.1.6 Proceed to survey area and notify the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR upon arrival. Also notify the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR if there is a problem with the vehicle. ) Turn on the flashers and make sure that the vehicle is ! properly pulled off of the road. NOTE: THE FIRST TEAM MEMBER SHOULD BEGIN WITH A.1.7 l WHILE THE SECOND TEAM MEMBER CONTINUES WITH A.I.11. A.1.7 FIRST TEAM MEMBER: Verify instructions and proceed with radiation survey as follows: I

a. Ensure that R02 window is closed and step out of the vehicle.

b. Switch R02 Range setting to a proper scale where an accurate and stable reading is obtained.

c. Slowly circle emergency vehicle while monitoring the meter.

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d. Record the highest stable reading on the Data Sheet.

A.1.8 Transmit survey results immediately to the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR and record results on the OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAM Data Sheet. A.1.9 Make. a check of the dosimeter reading and be prepared to report this reading to the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR when requested. NOTE: IF EXPOSURE OF ANY MEMBER OF THE TEAM APPROACHES 2500 mR., FIRST NOTIFY THE OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR THEN RETREAT TO A LOW BACKGROUND AREA. A.1.10 PROCEED TO STEP'A.1.17. A.1.11 SECOND TEAM MEMBER Proceed to take an air sample with the Low Volume Air Sampler:

a. Turn on the inverter. (Note that the engine must be running and the headlights must be off.)

b. Mark the outer (fuzzy) surface of a particulate filter and place the filter and the cartridge in the air sampler so that the arrows on the cartridge are pointed in the direction of air flow.

c. Place the air sampler on the roof of the vehicle in the upwind direction.

d. Turn the dial setting all the way to the left (counter-clockwise).

e. Turn the toggle switch to the variable position and adjust the setting to just less than 2.5 CFM.

NOTE: FLOW RATE SHOULD NOT EXCEED 2.5 CFM AND SHOULD NOT BE ADJUSTED DURING SAMPLING. SAMPLE VOLUME SHOULD BE APPR0XIMATELY 20 CUBIC FEET. (8 MINUTE RUN TIME AT 2.5 q , CFM) b Page 4 of 6

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         ,                     f. Record the following information on the data sheet   '

and two plastic bags:

1. Location

2. Date

3. Clock Time On

4. Flow Start Rate A.1.12 At the completion of the air sample record the time off and the flow STOP rate on the data sheet and the two plastic bags. Turn off the sampler.

NOTE: RECORD ALL TIMES USING MILITARY TIME. A.1.13 Put on a pair of protective gloves and remove the filter and cartridge from the Low Volume Air Sampler. A.1.14 Using tweezers place the filter in the first plastic bag. Remove the cartridge and place in plastic bag. A.1.15 Remove the disposable gloves and place in an empty, plastic bag. Mark this bag with a radioactive material sticker from the kit. A.1.16 PROCEED to A.I.20. A.1.17 Plug in the Dual ~ Channel Analyzer and adjust the dial settings according to the instructions on the face of the instrument. l A.1.18 Place the detector probe in the sample holder, without the sample, and ,nerform a 5 minute background count. A.1.19 At the completion of the background count with the Dual Channel Analyzer, record the gross counts on the data sheet. , NOTE: IF THE BACKGROUND EXCEEDS 1750 CPM NOTIFY THE OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR AND RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO PROCEED TO A LOCATION WITH A LOWER BACKGROUND. Place the silver zeolite cartridge in the sample holder. l A.1.20 l Press the count reset button. The sample should be counted for a minimum of 5 minutes. Page 5 of 6 1

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          ,                     A .1. 21. At the completion of the count, note the gross counts for the sample and record the results on the Data Sheet.

A.1.22 Place the plastic bags which contain the filter, cartridge in one large plastic bag and label this with a Radioactive Material Sticker. A.1.23 Calculate the air sample results in accordance with the instructions supplied on the Data Sheet. A.1.24 Record the results on the data sheet and report the results to 0FF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR. Report the results as: - NUMBER E MINUS NUMBER 4 Example: 1.72 E MINUS 6. A.1.25 Note exposure on the Self Reading Dosimeter, record Os 4 results on the Data Sheet and report exposure to the 0FF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR. A.1.26 Receive instructions from the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR as to the next location to be surveyed. A.1.27 Turn off the inverter before proceeding to a new location. A.1.28 Upon notification, return to the EOF. Remove equipment kits and await contamination survey of personnel and vehicle before coming into the EOF. A.1.29 Return all samples and original data sheets to the OFFSITE TEAM COORDINATOR. A.1.30 REPORT to the OFF-SITE TEAM COORDINATOR for debriefing. Page 6 of 6

Attachment B EP-IP-013

Revision 0 Page 10 of 16 0FF-SITE MONITORING TEAM DATA SHEETS DATE: TIME: LOCATION: TEAM: RADIATION SURVEY DOSE RATE 3 FEET FROM GROUND WINDOW CLOSED mrem /hr AIR SAMPLING DATA ANALYZER DATA AIR SAMPLER NO. COUNTER NO. Calibration Date: Calibration Date: TIME START: BKG Count Time (5) (Clock time) (Same amount of time as sample count) FLOW START: (a) (maximum of 2.5 CFM) BKG Gross Counts (6) TIME STOP: BKG CPM (6+5) (C) (Sample Time 8 Minutes) COUNT TIME Min. (3) FLOW STOP: (b) (5 minutes) (Maximum of 2.5 CFM)

Gross Counts (4) l TOTAL TIME (1) l Gross CPM (4+3) (B)

FLOW RATE a + b = CFM (2) 2 NET CPM (B-C) = (D) 8 TOTAL VOLUME (1) x (2) Ft ( A) . ACTIVITY = 0 - (A x 1.77 EE 9) = uci/cc PERSONNEL 00SIMETRY 00SIMETER# Initials (0 - 500 mR) (Final Reading) (0 - SR) (Final Reading) 00SIMETER# Initials (0 - 500 mR) (Final Reading) 7- g , (0 - 5R) (Final Reading)

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         '                                     WORKING GLOSSARY DEFINITIONS Low-Vol Air Sampler - A device which is used to draw air through a filter and charcoal cartridge to collect particulate and organic material in the air for analysis.

ALARA - Acronym for As Low As is Reasonably Achievable. BKG - Background radiation, the normal activity caused by cosmic radiation and the decay of naturally occurring radioactive material in the air and the earths crust. CC - Cubic centimeters CFM - Cubic feet per minute Contamination - The deposition of radioactive material where it is not wanted. Curie - Unit measuring the quantity of radioactive material; equal to 2.22E12 (' ') disintegration per minute. CPM - Counts per minute; a rate that is seen by a detector. Decontamination - Removal of radioactive material by cleaning. SRD - Self-reading dosimeter Survey - Determination of radiological conditions (dose rate) by the use of an R02 or similar instrument. TLD - Thermoluminescent dosimeter, used for personnel and environmental dosimetry. TSC - Technical Support Center u - micro; one-one-millionth m - milli; one-one-thousandth MOC - Media Operations Center NaI - Sodium Iodide Detector ()OSC-OperationsSupportCenter Page 1 of 4

Attachment C 1 EP-IP-013 Revision 0 Page 12 of 16 l l , Particulate - Relating to minute separate particles PIC - Pressurized Ion chamber RAD - Radiation Absorbed Dose; measurement of energy absorbed per gram of material. Roentgen - Represents the absorption of energy in air used to measure gamma and x-rays only. REM (Roentgen Equivalent Man) - Unit for measurement of Radiation exposure to tissue; usually prefaced by milli . R02 - Portable ion chamber used for radiation surveys. Silver Zeolite Cartridge - A cartridge used to collect airborne radioactive iodine. Shielding - A material that is used to reduce the amount of radiation.

     \s. DOSE - The amount of radiation received by an individual.

DOSE / RATE - The rate at which radiation exposure is being accumulated. DPM - Disintegrations per minute; the actual rate at which a radioactive material is decaying. ) Effectency - Counts per minute as seen by the detector divided by the disintegrations per minute. CPM /DPM x 100 = % eff. Efficiency is normally used in calculations on the decimal form. EOF - Emergency Operations Facility EPZ - Eme'rgency Planning Zone Filter - The media that is used to collect a particulate air sample on. Usually a spun glass type of material. ft2 - Cubic feet Frisker - a count rate meter used to survey personnel and equipment for contamination. Page 2 of 4

Attachment C O EP-IP-013 Revision 0 Page 13 of 16 WORKING GLOSSARY PHONETIC ALPHABET AND NUMERALS LETTER WORD PRONUNCIATION I A Alfa Al Fah B Bravo Brah Voh . C Charlie Char Lee D Delta Dell Tah E Echo Eck Oh F Fox Trot Foks Trot G Golf Golf ()H Hotel Hoh Tell I India In Dee Ah ! J Juliett Jew Lee Ett K Kilo, Key Loh L Lima Lee Mah M Mike Mike N November No Vem Ber 0 Oscar Oss Cah P Papa Pah Pah t-Q Quebec Keh Beck R Romeo Row Me Oh S Sierra See Air Rah Tango Tang Go OT l l Page 3 of 4 l

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i'. Attachment D O EP-IP-013 Revision 0 Page IS of 16 EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LIST 1 Each Clipboard, Paper, Magic Marker 2 Each Pen, Pencil 1 Each Flashlight with Batteries 1 Each Map of site and surrounding areas 1 Copy EP-IP-013 Off-Site Emergency Monitoring 1 Each Stopwatch

1 Each Tweezers -

1 Each Eberline R02 2 Each 0-SR Dosimeter . 2 Each 0-500 MR Dosimeter 1 Each Dosimeter Charger 1 Each Low-Vol Air Sampler with Head 1 Box Particulate Filters 20 Each Silver Zeolite Cartridges 50 Each Off-Site Monitoring Data Sheets 40 Each Disposable Gloves l l 2 Rolls Masking Tape 20 Each Plastic Sample Bags _ 1 Each Ludium Dual Channel Analyzer 2218 with Detector 1 Each Calculator 1 Each Worklight 1 Each Extension Cord Form EP-IP-013-2, Rev. O, Page 1 of 2 I

_. . . ~ .. k I Attachment D EP-IP-013 O Revision 0 Page 16 of 16 1 Each Spare battery and Fuse Kit ; 1 Each Box Radioactive Material Stickers 1 Each Check Source i 2 Each Vials of Potassium Iodide (KI) O l l l O Form EP-IP-013-2, Rev. O, Page 2 of 2 l L_.__.--___.___..._.______........._....._.___ _ _ _ . _._ _ _ _ . _ _ . . ._.-

1 PROCEDURE COVER SHEET PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT C0. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-014 Revision 0 PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION SURVEYS Page 1 of 9 Effective Date [o-//o-fR Expiration Date d-/4-ff Revised Expiration Date l G 0 CONTROLLED 1 j Prepared by ,O Date Y8M9 Reviewed by [ Date N / B / 62. y - r - PORCRev~iewRequire; Yes] No ( ) ; Approved by 7 M Date 3<82.- Sectier'H'ead ' J ' PORC Meeting Number II.-Of/ Date 7//9 S'1 I Superintendent of Plant '

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3.1 HP-TP-624, " Personnel Decontami, nation" j e / g 3.2 HP-TP-270, " Operation of RM-14"' , 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES [ ,

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L 4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTGR/ RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR / RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER is responsible fcef'dcterminirg requirements ,for personnel and vehicle decontamination' and for ensuring thatf sufficient personnel are made available to control and monitor personsel and vehicles utilized during ari Emergency' Condition. 4.2 The SECURITY COORDINATOR is responsible for ensuring that, vehicles and ' personnel leaving the site exit via contaminacion controi' points a'nd offsite team vehicles and/or ambulance vehicles, requirin2' decontamination, have site access' clearance. . . 4.3 TheADMINISTRATIVECOORDINATOR/ADMINISTRATIVEIUPPORTMANAGERis responsible for ensuring provision for transportation of offsite team vehicles, requiring decontaminatton, onsite. 5.0 DEFINITIONS I 5.1 Large Area Smear (LAS) - The use of a maslin type cloth in swiping a large surface (sq. ft.). This technique deviates from normal swiping techniques and provides a quick, conservative estimate 'of loose surface i contamination. 5.2 : Corrected Counts Per Minute (CCPM) - Net count rate in an RM-14/HP-210

                    'or equivalent after subtraction of the background count rate.

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                'I 6.1 Upon determination that Personnel and Vehicle Contamination Surveys are t ->                                           needed, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / RADIATION PROTECTION C3ORDINATOR/ RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER will follow the instructions in
           . -                                Attachment A, Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / RADIATION PROTECTION

COORDINATOR /RADIAITON SUPPORT MANAGER.

6.2 / At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / RADIATION PROTECTION

                                         ; COORDINATOR / RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, the EMERGENCY RADIATION MONITOR will follow the steps in Attachment B, Action Step - EMERGENCY j                                              RADIATION MONITOR.

6.3 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR / RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will

;                                              follow the steps in Attachment C, Action Step - SECURITY COORDINATOR.

6.4 At'the direction of the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR / RADIATION _ SUPPORT MANAGER, the ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR / ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER will follow the steps in Attachment D, Action Step -

                                            ' ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR / ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER.

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l l Attachment A EP-IP-014 Revision 0 Page 5 of 9 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY OIRECTOR RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER A.1.0 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR / RADIATIO SUPPORT MANAGER will: A.1.1 Insure EMERGENCY RADIATION MONITOR (s) are dispatched to contamination control point, Post 15 or 1, EOF parking area or the hospital as' appropriate. . A.1.2 If Post 15 or 1 are not available because of high radiation or contamination levels, dispatch MONITOR (s) to an area where Background levels are < 300 cpm. A.1.3 Determine if vehicles and/or personnel are contaminated and will require surveys or are free to egress SSES. O O Page 1 of 1

Attachment B O~ EP-IP-014 Revision 0 Page 6 of 9 ACTION STEP EMERGENCY RADIATION MONITOR

Check B .1. 0 When personnel contamination surveys are required during EMERGENCY CONDITIONS, the RADIATION MONITOR will: B.1.1 Ensure egressing persons pass through portal monitors at contamination control point if functioning or use RM-14/HP-210 or equivalent for whole body frisking. B.1.2 Monitor offsite team members and/or emergency medical personnel using an RM-14/HP-210 or equivalent for whole body frisking. 8.1.3 Personnel are considered contaminated if levels' of

                                      > 500 cpm above background are detected.

B.1.4 If personnel are contaminated, insure the following O steps are taken: 8.1.4.1 Don protective clothing to contain contamination, if necessary. - B.1.4.2 Direct contaminated persons to an appropriate facility to decontaminate as per HP-IP-624, Personnel Decontamination NOTE: IF NASAL CONTAMINATION IS DETECTED, CONSIDER Internal Dosimetry Program B.2.0 When vehicle contamination surveys are required during EMERGENCY CONDITIONS, the RADIATION MONITOR will: B.2.1 If it is determined that vehicles may be contaminated: B.1.2.1 Take a LAS and count it on an RM-14/HP-210 or equivalent. B.1.2.2 Vehicles are considered contaminated when levels of > 500 cpm above background are

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4 s Attachment B EP-IP-014 Revision 0 Page 7 of 9 B.2.2 If offsite team vehicles and/or ambulance vehicles are contaminated, insure the following steps are performed when appropriate. B.2.2.1 Perform whatever decontamination possible at location. B.2.2.2 If further decontamination is required per 82.1.2, direct the vehicles to be transported to the inspection pit onsite. B.2.3 When contaminated vehicles are onsite, insure the following steps are performed when appropriate. B.2.3.1 Insure inspection pit drains are plugged properly. B.2.3.2 Position contaminated vehicles over the inspection pit and hose vehicles down. NOTE: LIQUID WASTE FROM CONTAMINATED s VEHICLES WILL REMAIN IN THE INSPECTION PIT UNTIL IT IS SAMPLED, BATCHED AND RELEASED. B.2.3.3 Re-survey vehicles per B.2.1 l l B.2.3.4 Quarantine vehicles which cannot be i decontaminated by hosing. l l Page 2 of 2

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I CHECK i C.1.0 The SECURITY COORDINATOR will: C.1.1 Direct personnel and vehicles to appropriate : contamination control point. i C.1.2 Insure site access clearance for offsite team i - vehicles and/or ambulance vehicles requiring 1 decontamination. t i O l l I 1 () Page 1 of 1

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            .                   ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR / ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER i'

CHECK 0.1.0 The ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR / ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER will: i D.1.1 Make provisions for the transportation of offsite vehicles from EOF parking lot on to the site for decontamination, if necessary. O I l i l O - Page 1 of 1

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EP-IP-015 Revision 0 Page 3 of 5 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe the methods of granting expeditious access to the site for offsite emergency personnel and vehicles. 2.0 SCOPE This procedure is applicable during Emergency Conditions when it is necessary to admit emergency vehicles and personnel to the site.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 SSES Emergency Plan 3.2 SSES Physical Security Plan j 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / APPROPRIATE COORDINATOR is responsible for ensuring that the SECURITY COORDINATOR is advised whenever offsite assistance is required at SSES. - 4.2 The SECURITY COORDINATOR is responsible for ensuring expeditious entrance and exit to and from the site for emergency assistance (fire, l rescue, ambulance, law enforcemet). 5.0 DEFINITIONS None 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 When offsite assistance is needed, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / appropriate COORDINATOR will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step-EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / COORDINATOR. 6.2 The SECURITY COORDINATOR will follow instructions in Attachment B, Action Step - SECURITY COORDINATOR. O v I

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ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / COORDINATOR A.1 Upon receiving a request for offsite assistance in the form of fire, rescue, ambulance or law enforcement, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / COORDINATOR will: 1 A.1.1 Advise the SECURITY COORDINATOR of the following: A.1.1.1 Nature of request A.1.1.2 Amount, type and nature of equipment required A.1.1.3 Hazardous or radiological conditions A.1.1.4 Exact location where assistance is needed. l O i O Page 1 of 1

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            .                                                    ACTION STEP SECURITY COORDINATOR CHECK B.1.0         When notified that offsite assistance requires access, the SECURITY COORDINATOR will:

B.1.1 Ensure that offsite agencies are notified and given the following information: P B.1.1.1 Type of assistance needed. B.1.1.2 Directions to the site. 8.1.1.3 Any precautions to take. B.1.2 Ensure that responding vehicles and personnel are admitted and crew members are issued the proper O dosimetry. B.I.3 Ensure that a patrol is dispatched to escort the responding vehicle (s) to the location of the - incident. 8.1.4 Check with the COORDINATOR, as necessary, to ascertain if any change in status (i.e. effluent release) has occurred. 8.1.5 Advise appropriate COORDINATOR of arrival and departure times of responding agencies. B.I.6 Determine from the RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR if off-site vehicles / personnel need to be monitored upon departure. 8.1.7 Ensure, if required, that dosimetry devices and personnel data are collected, prior to departure. O Page 1 of 1 ,

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PROCEDURE COVER SHEET l PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-016 Revision 0 DAMAGE CONTROL Page 1 of 11 Effective Date d-Ar-7/2 Expiration Date d-/d-7 Revised Expiration Date (~ V) CONTr OLLED s

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1.0 PURPOSE 3 2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3

5.0 DEFINITIONS 3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 3 ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT PAGE Os A Action Step - Emergency Director 5 B Action Step - OSC/TSC Coordinator 6 C Action Step - Damage Control Team Leader 8 0 Action Step - Radiation Protection Coordinator 9 E Emergency Tool Box Inventory List 10 f

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1 O EP-IP-016 Revision 0 Page 3 of 11 ' 1 1.0 PURPOSE

The purpose of this procedure is to describe actions to be taken to

mitigate, correct, or repair damage to plant systems or equipment.

2.0 SCOPE ' This procedure is applicable when actions are undertaken to mitigate, correct or repair damage to plant systems or equipment during emergency conditions.

3.0 REFERENCES

EP-IP-033 Dose Assessment and Protective Actions 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES i 4.1 The EMERGENCY DIRECTOR is responsible for assigning responsibility to appropriate groups to undertake corrective actions; for evaluating and authorizing emergency exposures if necessary; and for assuring that ALARA principles are followed. 4.2 The OSC/TSC COORDINATOR is responsible for organizing, dispatching and directing the activities of damage control teams. 4.3 The DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM LEADER is responsible for undertaking mitigating / corrective / repair actions to affected equipment and systems.

,                   4.4 The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR is responsible for advising the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR and OSC/TSC COORDINATOR on the radiological aspects, including ALARA considerations, of damage control operations.

l 5.0 DEFINITIONS None 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 Upon notification that plant systems / equipment require immediate repair, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow the instructions in

                          ; Attachment A, Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR.

f ( ,,j 6.2 The OSC/TSC COORDINATOR is responsible for the activities of Damage Control Teams in accordance with Attachment B, Action Step - OSC/TSC COORDINATOR.

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i t EP-IP-016 Revision 0 Page 4 of 11 6.3 The Damage Control Team Leader will undertake corrective actions in

                                ,          accordance with Attachment C, Action Step - DAMAGE . CONTROL TEAM LEADER.

6.4 The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR is responsible for providing guidance on the radiological aspects of damage control, including ALARA considerations, in accordance with Attachment D, Action Step - RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR. O

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        ~                                                     ACTION STEP EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1.0         Upon being notified that plant equipment / systems require immediate corrective action, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will:

A.1.1 Direct the OSC COORDINATOR, or TSC COORDINATOR to undertake the corrective actions. A.1.2 Ensure that all requests for additional manpower or equipment which are not avafiable from plant resources are directed to the appropriate managers at the EOF. NOTE: THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR MAY AUTHORIZE DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM MEMBERS TO EXCEED QUARTERLY WHOLE BODY EXPOSURE LIMITS IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP-IP-033, " DOSE ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTIVE ACTIONS". t A.1.3 Review situations where the potential for high personnel radiation exposure is expected. I A.1.3.1 If required evaluate and authorize Emergency Exposure per EP-IP-033, " Dose Assessment and - Protective Action". NOTE: CONSIDER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ' FOR MINIMIZING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL EXPOSURE PER EP-IP-033, " DOSE ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTIVE ACTIONS". A.1.4 Assure that ALARA principles are followed at all times. Page 1 of 1

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O Attachment B EP-IP-016 Revision 0 Page 6 of 11 ACTION STEP OSC COORDINATOR TSC COORDINATOR l CHECK ! B.I.0 The OSC/TSC COORDINATOR when directed by the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to organize, dispatch and direct Damage Control Teams will: B.1.1 Organize a team composed of personnel who are qualified to carry out the damage control / repair procedure. A Health Physics Technician should accompany the team, as appropriate. NOTE: CONSIDER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MINIMIZING INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL EXPOSURE PER EP-IP-033, " DOSE ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTIVE ACTIONS." () 8.1.1.1 Appoint a DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM LEADER to direct the on-scene activities of the team. B.1.1.2 The COORDINATOR will ensure the Team Leader is briefed on the following:

a. Affected area / systems / equipment

b. Anticipated actions

c. Equipment and tools needed

d. Expected radiation or other hazardous conditions

e. Protective clothing and respiratory requirements

f. Emergency Exposure Authorization for Team members in accordance with EP-IP-033, " Dose Assessment and Protective Actions".

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Revision 0 Page 7 of 11 B.1.2 Monitor and direct the activities of the Team. B.1.3 Advise the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR of the need for increasing exposure limits of DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM . MEMBERS in excess of 2500 MREM / QUARTER, should it

be required.

l NOTE: EXPOSURES IN EXCESS OF 2500 MREM / QUARTER MUST BE AUTHORIZED IN ADVANCE BY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR AFTER CONSULTING WITH THE RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR.

B.1.4 Assure that all Damage Control operations are - conducted using ALARA principles. B.1.5 Identify any requests for additional manpower or j equipment not available through plant resources to . the appropriate COORDINATOR for follow up. l-B.1.6 Debrief the team upon completion of its assignment. i l . O [ Page 2 of 2 l

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Attachment C EP-IP-016 Revision 0 Page 8 of 11 ACTION STEP DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM LEADER CHECK C.1.0 The OAMAGE CONTROL TEAM LEADER will: C.1.1 Direct the on-the-scene activities of the DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM, C.1.2 Obtain from the OSC/TSC COORDINATOR before undertaking the assignment: . C.1.2.1 Affected area / systems / equipment I C.I.2.2 Anticipated actions C.1.2.3 Equipment and tools needed () C.1.2.4 Expected radiation or other hazardous conditions C.1.2.5 Protective clothing and respiratory requirements NOTE: IF DOSE RATE EXCEEDS 1000 MREM /HR OR IF EXPOSURE OF ANY MEMBER OF THE TEAM APPROACHES 2500 MR THE ENTIRE TEAM WILL RETREAT TO A LOW LEVEL RADIATION BACKGROUND AREA AND NOTIFY THE COORDINATOR AND AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. l C.1.2.6 Emergency Exposure Authorization for team members per EP-IP-033, " Dose Assessment and Protective Actions". C.1.2.7 Radio-team designation (e.g., India 1) l C.1.3 Maintain contact with COORDINATOR and advised of l the status of the control / repair operations. C.1.4 Assure Damage Control Operations are conducted using ALARA principles. C.1.5 Report to C0ORDINATOR for debriefing. Page 1 of 1

V Attachment D EP-IP-016 Revision 0 Page 9 of 11 ACTION STEP RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR CHECK D.1.0 The RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR will: ! D .1.1. Provide quidance to the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR and OSC/TSC COORDINATOR on the radiological and ALARA considerations involved in Damage Control operations, per EP-IP-033, " Dose Assessment and Protective Actions". D.1.2 As necessary when a Damage Control Team is dispatched, provide the following information: D.1.2.1 Radiological or other hazardous conditions (Vo) D.1.2.2 Protective clothing and respiratory l protection requirements. D .1. 2. 3 ALARA considerations and practices - D.1.2.4 Types and placement of dosimetry. D.1.3 Assign a Health Physics Technician to each Damage Control Team, as appropriate. O Page 1 of 1

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                 ,                                 EMERGENCY TOOL BOX INVENTORY LIST E.1.0     In addition to the large quantities and variety of damage control and repair equipment routinely available at SSES, the following equipment has been stockpiled for emergency use only, in the Control Structure access corridor.

Quantity Tool Pouch (Normal Electrical Hand Tool s), . . . . . . . . . . . 1. Rubber Gloves & Aprons,.............................. 1 VOM (Simpson 260), (Electrical & I&C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Screwdrivers, Large St............................... 2 Screwdrivers, Medium St...... ....................... 2 Screwdrivers, Phillips, Large........................ 2 Screwdrivers, Phillips, Medium....................... 2 Hammer, Ball Peen, 16 0z,............................ 2

       ')                    Bars, Pry, Rolling Lead..............................                                                      2 s                       Bars, Pry, Large............ ........................                                                      2 Wrench, Adjustable, 12",.. ..........................                                                      2 Wrench, Adjustable, 8",..............................                                                      2 Pliers, Water Pump,..................................                                                      2 P l i e r s , Li n ema n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 W r e n c h e s , H e x , 2 4" , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Wrench, Chain,....................................... 1 Wrench, Pipe, 18",................................... 1 Wrench, Pipe, 14",................................... 1 Nylon Rope, 100',.................................... 2 Nylon Rope, 50',..................... ............... 2 Twine, Ba1e.......................................... 1 String, Ba11......... ............................... 2 Plastic Sheet, 20' x 20', Fire Retardant. ........... 3 Flashlight, 5 cell................................... 1 Clamps, C, Small.......................... .......... 2 Clamps, C, Medium,................................... 2 Clamps, C, Large ............................ ....... 2 Bucket, 14 Qt., P1astic.............................. 1 Rubber, Roll, 1/16" Thick, 10' x 3'.................. 1 Hammer, Sledge, 10 lb,............................... 1 Hammer, Sledge, 8 Lb,................................ 1 Plugs, Wooden, Box, 1",     1-1/4", 1-1/2",          2", 2-1/2",              3"..............                        4 ea.

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Tool Pouch (Normal I&C Hand Tools)................... 1 l Black Wire, 1/4 Lb Rolls, 16 Gauge................... 2-I Wedges, Wooden...................................... 24 i Wrench, Allen Pac, 3/16", 7/32", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8"................. 2 Packs i

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a PROCEDURE COVER SHEET PENNSYLVANIA PCWER & LIGHT CO. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-017 Revision 0 T0XIC MATERIAL Page 1 of 6 Effective Date d-/6-7c7 Expiration Date 4-/4-f Revised Expiration Date O CONTROLLED s ! l l Prepared by d. Date 4/8/82 Reviewed by . M Date Y 8,/82 PORC Review Requir Yp: No ( ) l Approved by / d.a) 4 Date d382. Sect 4enG ea A) ' PORC Meeting Number 92 07/ - Date f//9/62_

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3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3 l l . 5.0 DEFINITIONS 3 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4 ; ATTACHMENTS l ATTACHMENT PAGE ! l 1 A Action Step - Emergency Director 4 B Action Step - Fire Brigade Leader 5 k p [ i O ( l...-.._.-----.--.--...-_.. - - . - - . - . _ , - . . - - - . . - - - , . - . . _ _ , _ . . . _ , . . - . . - , - . - . - , - - - - . - - - . . -.--.------ .

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EP-IP-017 Revision 0 Page 3 of 6 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to identify actions taktn if there is a release of toxic material. 2.0 SCOPE This procedure shall be implemented whenever a release of toxic material may impact the safety of plant personnel and/or operations.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 NUREG - 0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria 3.2 NUREG - 0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities-3.3 NUREG - 0731, Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical Resources, Sept. 1980. 3.4 SSES Emergency Plan 3.5 OP-30-002, Control Structure HVAC 3.6 EP-IP-016, Damage Control 3.7 EP-IP-021, Site Emergency Evacuation 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES l l 4.1 It is the responsibility of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to implement this procedure if any of the Emergency Conditions involving toxic material exist. 4.2 It is the responsibility of the Fire Brigade to take safety measures to insure the habitability of the plant buildings. i 5.0 DEFINITIONS Toxic Material - Any gas, liquid, or solid in sufficient quantities that is harmful to human life. l l , () l

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6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 In the event of a toxic material release at the SSES site, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR will follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. i 6.2 At the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, the FIRE BRIGADE LEADER (normally an Assistant Unit Supervisor) will follow the instructions in Attachment B, Action Step - FIRE BRIGADE LEADER. 4 t

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    '/                                                                         EMERGENCY DIRECTOR A.1         In the event of'a toxic material release at the SSES site, the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR shall:

r A.1.1 Aleft SSES personnel, visitors, and contract personnel of the emergency. A .1. .' Evacuate personnel from affected areas and if required, non-essentia! personnei from the site in accordance with EP-IP-

                       .                                021, Site Emergency Evacuation.

A.1.3 Ensure that Control Room ventilation is shifted to

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with normal operating instructions OP-30-002, Control r Structure HVAC. N A.1.4 Ensure that other plant ventilation systems are shifted or secured as necessary to:

                                                       'A.1.4.1            Ventilate affected areas.

A.1.4.2 Isolate non-affected areas. .,

                               .       A.1.5            Direct the OSC COORDINATOR / appropriate TSC'C00RDINATOR to assemble the FIRE BRIGADE and direct them as necessary to secure and contain the affected area.

A.1.6 Organize Damage Control Teams as requi ed, per EP-IP-016, ,

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              ,                                                                                  ACTION STEP FIRE BRIGADE LEADER CHECK B.1 The Fire Brigade Leader will, at the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR / COORDINATOR:

B.1.1 Secure access to the affected area. B.1.2 Close doors arid windows to affected areas, to contain/ reduce leakage. B.1.3 Ensure personnel have evacuated the affected area. O l i l l i lO i Page 1 of 1 '

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PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. SUSQUEHANNA STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EP-IP-018 EMERGENCY CALL-IN AND COMMUNICATIONS , Revision 0 . Page 1 of 31 Effective Date 4 8 -f4 Expiration Date 4-#f f[ Revised Expiration Date t ~ CONTROL, LED C> i Prepared by ) z -4Ws Date 9 $1 Reviewed by uw - Date 4l 82. ( PORC Review Require s (v') No ( ) Approved by ,, J 4 Date 2 '} b

                                                            @2 -og l            5//4/92 PORC Meeting Number                       82-063       Date    6//B /S2_

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a EP-IP-018 Revision 0 O Page 2 of 31 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE SECTIONS 3 1.0 PURPOSE . 3 2.0 SCOPE 3

3.0 REFERENCES

3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 5 5.0 DEFINITIONS 6 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS ATTACHMENTS ATTACHMENT PAGE Action Step - ON-SITE PERSONEL CALL-IN 7 A B Action Step - TSC ON-CALL PERSONNEL 11

RESPONSE

C Action Step - EOF AND G.O. PERSONNEL 12 CALL-IN O Action Step - EOF AND G.O. ON-CALL 22 PERSONNEL RESPONSE E Action Step - 0FF-SITE MONITORING TEAM 24 CALL-IN F Action Step - RESPONSE OF OFF-SITE 27 MONITORING TEAM CALL-IN G Action Step - NOTIFICATION OF 0FF-SITE 28 AGENCIES H Action Step - NOTIFICATION OF PUBLIC 29 INFORMATION MANAGER

_ -- _ x , . _ _ _ - _ _ _ . , - _ _ _ - _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ ? EP-IP-018 p) ( Revision 0 Page 3 of 31 84ERGENCY CALL-IN AND COMMUNICATION 1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 The purpose of this'insturation is to describe the process for assembling the initial emergency response organization and communicating with off-site agencies. < 2.0 SCOPE This procedura applies to all emergency response personnel, organizations and agencies.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 NUREG-0654, Planning Standards and Evaluation Criteria 3.2 NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities (} V 3.3 NUREG-0731, Guidelines for Utility Management Structure and Technical Resources, 9/80 3.4 SSES Emergency Plan 3.5 NOI-QA-10/8.1, Personnel Qualifications & Training 3.6 EP-IP-031, Public Informa. tion Emergency Procedures 3.7 EP-IP-032, General Office Activation 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 ON-SITE PERSONNEL COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - Make notifications to: Off-site 4.1.1 Agencies, TSC Personnel, Power Dispatcher, Public Information Manager and EOF Support Manager. 4.1.2 PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR - Ensure that the TSC On-Call List, Emergency Organization List, Supplemental List, Clerical Support List are up-to-date and available in the Control Room, Security Control Center, TSC, Gate 15, and at ( the switchboard. 4.1.3 SECU'RITY CONTROL CENTER STAFF - Maintain a log of. personnel who have responded to an after hours call in and attempt to _j

EF-IF-018 Revision 0 Os Page 4 of 31 contact them until relieved. by the ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR. 4.1.4 ADMTNISTRATIVE COORDINATOR - Assume responsibility from the SCC for call-in response and contacting personnel who have not responsed. 4.1.5 CONSTRUCTION StfE SUPERINTENDENT ' Ensure the list of tradesmen capable of setting up the EOF is up-to-date and available to the EOF Set-Up Foreman. 4.1.6 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL: If contacted report to either the TSC, OSC or EOF as appropriate.

                                              --        If not contacted directly, remain near phone listed .in the Emergenccy Response Organization List to be available if required. (This applies to personnel who are not on-call but become aware of the EMERGENCY from

() some other source, these people should not call the plant). 4.2 0FF-SITE PERSONNEL 4.2.1 POWER DISPATCHER - Make contact with RECOVERY MANAGER and LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICES DISPATCHER. 4.2.2 REC 0VERY MANAGER - Direct the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR TO ACTIVATE off-site call-in, and conduct pre-activation conferences for EOF Managers and Staff. 4.2.3 PUBLIC INFORMATION MANAGER - Activate MOC, issue press releases and conduct media conferences. 4.2.4 SITE SUPPORT MANAGER - Ensure proper manning of the EOF. Ensure General Office activation is initiated. Communicate with personnel and agencies as directed by the RECOVERY MANAGER. l 4.2.5 G.O. SUPPORT MANAGER - Ensure proper manning of the General l O'fice Support Center. 4.2.6 LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICES DISPATCHER - Activate pager call-in of off-site managers and staffs.

 ' '-                           4.2.7          MANAGER-NUCLEAR ADMINIFTRATION - Ensure the EOF and General Office Support Center On-Call List, Supplemental Lists and Off-Site Monitoring Team Call-In List are up-to-date and
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EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 5 of 31 available: at the EOF, N-495, the Power Control Center, the Lehigh Service Center Service Dispatcher's Room, and the SSES Swi tchboard.. 4.2'.8 CEt4 TRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER - Notify Off-Site Monitoring Tearn Personnel to report to the EOF. 4.2.9 EMERGEhtY RESPONSE PERSONNEL:

                                   -          If contacted report to either the EOF or MOC as appropriate.
                                   -          If not contacted directly, remain near the phone listed in the Emergency Response Organization List to be available if required.                    (This applies to personnel who are not on-call but become aware ot the emergency from some other source, these people should not call the plant.)

5.0 DEFINITIONS 5.1 Emergency Orgarrization List - A list of personnel in the EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION. It will show, by emergency position, all personnel trained and qualified for each position. 5.2 On-Call List - A list of those emergency personnel who are on-call. 5.3 Supplemental List - A list of personnel and organizations available to augment the EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION. 5.4 On-Call - When an individual is on-call he/she must carry a paging unit at all times and remain within reach of the base station encoder used to activate the pagers. 5.5 LSC - Lehigh Service Center 5.6 On-Site Personnel - PP&L employees assigned to the SSES Plant,

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5.7 Off-Site Personnel - PP&L employees assigned to a location other than the SSES Plant. 6.0 INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 To man the TSC, follow the instructions in Attachment A, Action Step, TSC PERSONNEL CALL-IN.

EP-IP-018 Revision 0 ((_3.) Page 6 of 31 6.2 When notified of a. call-in, TSC PERSONNEL will follow the instructions of Attachment B, Action Step, TSC ON-CALL PERSONNEL RESPONSE. 6.3 To call-in EOF and G.O. PERSONNEL follow the instructions in Attachment C, Action Step, EOF AND G.O. PERSONNEL CALL-IN. 6.4- When notified of a call-in, EOF and G.O. ON-CALL PERSONNEL will follow the instructions of Attachment D, Action Step, EOF AND G.0. ON-CALL PERSONNEL RESPONSE.

6. 5 To ca.11-in 0FF-SITE MONITORING TEAMS follow the instructions in Attachment E, Action Step, OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAM CALL-IN.

6.6 When notified of a call-in OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAM PERSONNEL will follow the instructions-in Attachment F. Action Step,. RESPONSE TO 0FF-SITE MONITORING TEAM PERSONNEL. 6.7 To contact. ORGANIZATIONS OUTSIDE OF PP&L follow the instructicns in Attachment G, Action Step, NOTIFICATION OF NON-PP&L ORGANIZATIONS. 6.8 To contact the PUBLIC.INFORMATION MANAGER follow the instructions in

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Attachment A EP-IP-018 O\ Revision 0 % Page 7 of 31. ACTION STEP ON.-SITE PERSONNEL CALL-IN NOTE: THE FOLLOWING PROCESS IS SCHEMATICALLY SHOWN IN FIGURE #1. A.1.0 Take the following. actions to call-in on-site: emergency personnel: A.1.1 . To contact the on-call EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. NORMAL WORKING HOURS E.D. NOTIFICATION Take the following actions until contact has been made: Phone the on-c Il EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. (Name and plant o extension are in the On-Call List in- the Control Room.) o Announce on PA System (Allow 5 minutes. for response.-) o Attempt to contact by telephone, then PA System each of Names and Ov the remaining alternate EMERGENCY DIRECTORS. telephone numbers are in the Emergency Organization List which is available in the Control Room.) 0FF NORMAL HOURS E.D. NOTIFICATION o Phone on-call EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (Name and phone number. are in the On-Call List in- the Control Room.) Activate beeper of on-call EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. He will o respond by calling 717-542-2417. (Allow 10 minutes for response.) o Attempt to contact by telephone each of the remaining Names and telephone alternate EMERGENCY DIRECTORS. numbers are in the Emergency Organization List, available in the Control Room.) A.1.2 To call-in TSC personnel: NORMAL WORKING HOURS TSC CALL-IN o Make announcement over the PA System.

                                      .o     Call Switchboard Operator (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call TSC PERSONNEL.

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Attachment A EP-IP-018 O- Revision 0 Page 8 of 31 A.1.2.1 Upon notification that the TSC is to be manned the S4ETCHBOARD OPERATOR will take the following actions until all contacts have been made:

                                                                 'cr      Attempt to contact all on-call TSC PERSONNEL (Names and telephone numbers are in the On-Call List located at the switchboard.)

0FF NORMAL HOURS TSC CALL-IN A.l.2.2 Notify the ASCC Controller (Ext. 115) to initiate paging of TSC call-in personnel . NOTE: IF UNABLE TO CONTACT THE ASCC CONTROLLER, NOTIFY THE SCC CONTROLLER (EXT 114) TO BEGIN PAGING TSC CALL-IN PERSONNEL. A. L.2. 3 The ASCC CONTROLLER will initiate paging of ON-CALL PERSONNEL using the most current copy of the on-call list located at the ASCC and using the i s/ following instructions. NOTE: The Susquehanna Emergency Plant Commercial Radio P~ aging Service consits of 5 vendors, thus 5 separate dialing functions may be necessary to complete- paging of all on call personnel . A.1.2.3.1 FOR PREFIXES BEGINNING WITH 1-544 Schuylkill Mobil Phone - (Tone and Voice) (3 Units) Dial the designated number on current paging roster you will hear a ring followed by a beep, a voice message may then be transmitted in addition to the tone signal, after 10 seconds a fast busy signal will indicate transmission has terminated. 1 1 Service: 24 hour reporting number - Pottsville 1-628-5559. v Page 2 of 6

Attachment A EP-IP-018 Gi Revision 0 Page 9 of 31 A.1.Z.3.2 FOR PREFIXES BEGINNING WITH 1-459 Telephone Answering Phone - (Tone only) (8 Units) Dial the designated number on current paging roster you will hear a short ring followed by a fast busy tone which will indicate that the signal has beem transmitted. Service: Wilkes Barre 1-824-2484 Scranton 1-342-8363 A.L.2.3.3 FOR PREFIXES BEGINNING WITH 1-826 Radio Paging of NE Pennsylvania - (Tone only) (13 Units) Dial the designated-number on current paging roster you will hear a short ring followed by a fast busy tone which will indicate that the O signal has been transmitted. Service: 24 hours - Wilkes-Barre 1-825-3434 A.1.2.3.4 FOR PAGING CODES 9500-9523 K-Communications (Tone and Voice Pagers) (24 Units) Dial Bloomsburg 1-784-3010. Give the attendant the proper paging codes (see current paging roster) then give voice message if required. Service: 8AM-5PM - 784-1090 SPM-8AM - 784-3010 Page 3 of 6

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                                   -                                            Page 10 of 31 A.1.2.3.5 FOR PREFIXE5 BEGINNING WITH 1-368,1-546 Williamsport Mobile Phone (Tone and Vocie             !

Pager) (L Unit) Dial the designated i numberron current paging roster. You l will hear a ring followed by a beep, a 10 second voice message may then be transmitted-in addition to the tone signal. A second beep will indicate that transmission has terminated. Service: 24 hours Williamsport 1-326-2821 A.1.3 Upon notification that the TSC is to be manned the SCC CONTROLLER will: o Establish a listing of personnel responding to call-in. I ~ o Compare actual respondees to On-Call List. o If any on-call personnel do not respond within ten (10) minutes, attempt to contact them by telephone. If unsuccessful call the alternates until one is reached. (Names and telephone numbers are in the On-Call List and i Emergency Organization List, available in the SCC.) o Transfer alternate call-in function to ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR. A.1.4 Upon arriva.1 in the TSC, the ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR will: NORMAL WORKING HOURS - TSC CALL-IN o Account for personnel arriving at TSC. o Contact the SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR to determine if all required TSC PERSONNEL have been contacted. ! AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS - TSC CALL-IN Initiate call-in of clerical and stenographic personnel o prior to reporting to the TSC. o Account for personnel arriving at TSC. O Page 4 of 6 i -. -.-.-..-..-..-..---J.....-.-_-..- . - -- - - - - - - ,

Attachment A O EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 11 of 31 o Contact the SCC to determine if al! required TSC PERSONNEL have acknowledge the page.

o. If anyone has not acknowledged the- page, call them by 1 telephone. (Names, and telephone- numbers are in the On-Call List, available in the TSC.)

o If the on-call person cannot be contacted, call alternates for the required position. (Names and telephone numbers are in the Emergency Organization List, available in-the TSC). A.1.5 Upon notification that the TSC is to be manned EACH COORDINATOR is responsible for supplementing their staff as necessary. O l l l l O l Page 5 of 6

Attachment A O. v .. . EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 12 of 31 Figure #1. On Site Ca.ll In . Plant Control b em Comm SS/ED Cooed- .. .. ..,-- .-~.- - .~.- - -- - CR

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3. Communications Coordinator beeps On-Call Personnel-Off-Normal Hours Only.

4. Communications Coordinator Contacts Switchboard Operator-Normal Working Hours Only.

5. Switchboard Operator Contacts TSC Coordinators-No~rmal Hours

6. TSC Coordinators Verify Receiving Page-Off Normal Hours Only.

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l l Attachment B O EP-IP-018 R~evision 0 Page 13 of 31 ACTION STEP TSC ON-CALL PERSONNEL RESPONSE B.1.0 TSC ON-CALL PERSONNEL B.1.1 Upon notification that the TSC is to be manned, ON-CALL PERSONNEL will: NORMAL WORKING HOURS

1. Proceed directly to TSC upon hearing the PA announcement or upon notification by switchboard operator.

AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS

1. Respond to pager by calling the SCC at 542.-2261.

2. Proceed to the TSC.

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Attachment C t EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 14 of 31 ACTION STEP EOF AND G.O. PERSONNEL NOTIFICATION AND CALL-IN NOTE: THE FOLLOWING PROCESS IS SHOWN SCHEMATICALLY IN FIGURE #2. 9 C.1.0 Initial notifications from CR/TSC. C.1.1 Upon activation of the emergency organization or upgrade of emergency classification where the EOF is not to be manned: the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: o Contact POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.O. ext. 5090/5091; advise him of EMERGENCY classification; and instruct him to notify the RECOVERY MANAGER. C.1.2 In the event of a SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY or at the direction of the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to call-in EOF PERSONNEL: the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR will: ("' NORMAL WORK HOURS - EOF CALL-IN U} o Contact the POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.O. ext. 5090/5091; advise him of EMERGENCY RECOVERY MANAGER and to initiate EOF PERSONNEL call-in through LSC SERVICE DISPATCHER. o Call SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR (dial "0") and instruct operator to notify on-call EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and STAFF. OFF NORMAL HOURS - EOF CALL-IN o Contact the POWER DISPATCHER using Hot Line or G.0. ext. 5090/5091 to advise him of EMERGENCY classification and instruct him to notify the RECOVERY MANAGER and to initiate EOF PERSONNEL call-in through LSC SERVICE DISPATCHER. o Notify the Security Control Center-(ext. 114) of EOF activation. o Initiate paging of EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and STAFF. Staff consists of: ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER ASSISTANT EOF SUPPORT MANAGER Page 1 of 10

k Attachment C O EP-IP-018 U Revision 0 Page 15 of 31 EOF SET UP FOREMAN 3' RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT TEAM PERSONNEL ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER 3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR - EOF C.2.0 The RECOVERY MANAGER will: C.2.1 After being notified, call the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR at SSES (717-542-P_4-17/2181) and. discuss the extent of the EMERGENCY condition. C.2.2 Notify the EOF staff as follows: NORMAL WORK HOURS - EOF NOTIFICATION o Direct the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER to contact the. General Office on-call and primary emergency managers and on-call staffs and have them proceed to N-495. o Prior to EOF activation, hold periodic updates with the emergency organization. OFF NORMAL HOURS - EOF NOTIFICATION Upon notification of an UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT classi fication: l l o Attempt to contact the on-call GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT l MANAGER and have him in turn attempt to contact the on-call General Office and site EOF MANAGERS and STAFF to notify them of a potential future EOF activation. l l NOTE: PERFORMANCE OF THIS STEP IS NOT MANDATORY. IT IS STRICTLY l ANTICIPATORY IN NATURE. C.2.3 EOF Activation NORMAL WORK HOURS - EOF ACTIVATION I o UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT Page 2 of 10

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Attachment C q EP-IP-018 Q Revision 0 Page 16 of 31 i l If upon discussion with EMERGENCY DIRECTOR the RECOVERY MANAGER decides to activate the EOF, instruct the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to initiate same. o SITE"and GENERAL EMERGENCY. EOF automatically activated by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. o- Conduct a final briefing of EOF EMERGENCY MANAGERS and STAFF in N-495. NOTE: IF THE RECOVERY MANAGER HAS NOT BRIEFED THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION WITHIN 15 MINUTES OF EOF ACTIVATION, THE GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER WILL CCNDUCT THE BRIEFING AND DISPATCH THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION TO THE SITE. o Proceed to EOF. NOTE: The Recovery Manager should not travel to the EOF with the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. OFF NORMAL HOURS - EOF ACTIVATION o UNUSUAL EVENT or ALERT. If upon discussion with EMERGENCY OIRECTOR the RECOVERY MANAGER decides to activate the EOF, instruct the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR to initiate same. o SITE or GENERAL EMERGENCY EOF automatically activated by EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. o Call POWER DISPATCHER (770-5090-5091) by verify initiation of EOF PERSONNEL CALL-IN. NOTE: IF POWER DISPATCHER HAS NOT INITIATED CALL-IN, INSTRUCT HIM TO 00 SO AND TO CONTACT EMERGENCY DIRECTOR AND VERIFY CALL-IN OF EOF SUPPORT MANAGER AND STAFF. o Proceed to EOF. NOTE: The Recovery Manager should not travel to the EOF with the SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. O Page 3 of 10

Attachment C EP-IP-018 O Revision 0 Page 17 of 31 C.3.0 The POWER DISPATCHER will: C.3.1 Notify RECOVERY MANAGER. o Telephone- the on-call, RECOVERY MANAGER, adivse him of emergency classification and direct him to call the EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. o If the RECOVERY MANAGER cannot be contacted by phone, activate the encoder to page him. o If contact still cannot be made, telephone alternate RECOVERY MANAGERS until one is reached. NOTE: NAMES' ANb PHONE NUMBERS ARE IN THE ON-CALL LIST WHICH IS LOCATED IN THE POWER CONTROL CENTER. C~.3.2 Activate EOF and General Office personnel call-in. o Call the LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE DISPATCHER on O 4-32-1070 or 867-2131 and direct that he initiate personnel call-in. (These numbers are not for general distribution or usage). NOTE: FOR SITE OR GENERAL EMERGENCY, OFF-SITE PERSONNEL CALL-IN IS TO BE AUTOMATICALLY INITIATED. C.4.0 The LEHIGH SERVICE CENTER SERVICE DISPATCHER will initiate call-in of EOF and General Office personnel.

                             , NORMAL WORK HOURS o      Call Nuclear Department Administration on 770-6803 and inform them that EOF activation is is progress.

o Activate the pagers for EOF personnel. OFF_ NORMAL HOURS o Activate the pagers for EOF personnel. o Ensure calls begin coming into phone recorder. o If no calls come into phone recorder, call the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. Page 4 of 10 _j

Attachment C EP-IP-018 O Revision 0 Page 18 of 31 o Lf the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER does not arrive at the LSC within 20 minutes of pager activation, call the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. o If the ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER cannot be reached, call the alternates until one is contacted. NOTE: NAMES AND PHONE NUMBtiRS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE ON-CALL LIST WHICH IS AVAILABLE IN THE LSC TROUBLE ROOM. C.5.0 The ON-CALL SITE SUPPORT MANAGER will: NORMAL WORKING HOURS

1. Notify Nuclear Administration that contact has been made by either calling 770-6803, or by going to the front desk on N-4.

2. Proceed to the EOF.

NOTE: The Site Support Manager should not travel to the EOF with the~ RECOVERY MANAGER. AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS ,

1. Go directly to the Lehigh Service Center Trouble Room.

2. Play back phone recorder to determine whether entire EOF staff has responded.

3. Call any EOF and G.O. ON-CALL PERSONNEL who have not responded.

NOTE: NAMES AND PHONE NUMBER ARE IN THE ON-CALL AND EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION LISTS, AVAILABLE IN THE TROUBLE ROOM.

4. Call the alternates for anyone who cannot be reached.

5. Proceed to EOF when all positions have been filled.

NOTE: The Site Support Manager should not travel to the EOF with the RECOVERY MANAGER. j O Page 5 of 10 l - . . , . . _ _ ~ _ _ _ _

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Revision 0 Page 19 of 31 C.6.0 Upon notification of an EMERGENCY the GENERAL OFFICE SUPPORT MANAGER will: C.6.1 NORMAL WORK HOURS o Contact the general o'ffice on-call and primary emergency managers and on-call staff and assemble them in N-495. o Coordinate periodic updates by the RECOVERY MANAGER on the status of the EMERGENCY. o Contact the general office on-call and primary emergency managers and on-call and assemble them in N-495. o Coordinate periodic updates by the RECOVERY MANAGER on the status of the EMERGENCY. o Establish transportation arrangements for general office emergency managers and staffs. o Upon EOF activation. (} - Activate the General Office Nuclear Emergency Support Center per EP-IP-032. Make an announcement over the G.P. Public Address System to notify personnel of the EMERGENCY. Verify that the Nuclear Department Receptionist has established the Response Log and called any 0FF-l SITE PERSONNEL not responding within 15 minutes. C.6.2 0FF NORMAL HOURS o At the direction of the RECOVERY MANAGER attempt to contact the on-call General Office and Site EOF MANAGERS and STAFF to notify them of a potential EOF ACTIVATION. Report results to RECOVERY MANAGER. o Upon activation of the EOF activate the GENERAL OFFICE NUCLEAR EMERGENCY SUPPORT CENTER (G.0. NESC) per EP-IP-032. o Notify TECHNICAL SUPPDRT COORDINATOR (ext. 117) when G.O. NESC and G.O. Engineering Support Organization are fully activated. {'s') Page 6 of 10 t i i

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Attachment C EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 20 of 31 C.7.0 When notified the Nuclear Department Receptionist will: C.7.1 Ma.intain a log of General Office on-call personnel responding to the EOF call-in. C.7.2 Call any General Office on-call personnel who have not responded within 15 minutes. C.7.3 Call the alternates for any on-call personnel who cannot be reached. NOTE: NAMES' AND PHONE NUMBERS ARE IN THE ON-CALL AND EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION LISTS AVAI!ABLE AT THE RECEPTIONIST'S DESK. C.8.0 The SCC CONTROLLER ~will: C'. 8 .1 Upon notification of EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and STAFF call-i.n. o Establish a listing of personnel responding to call-in. o' Compare actual respondees to on-call list. Staff consists of: ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER ASSISTANT EOF SUPPORT MANAGER EOF SETUP FOREMAN 3 RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT TEAM PERSONNEL ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER 3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR o If any on-call personnel do not respond within ten (10) minutes, attempt to contact by telephone. If unsuccessful, ca.11 the alternates until one is reached. NOTE: NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE ON-CALL LIST WHICH IS AVAILABLE IN THE SCC. O Page 7 of 10

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Attachment C pI L EP-IP-018 s' Revision 0 Page 22 of 31 FIGURE #2 PAGE 2 0FF-SLTE CALL-IN

1. Plant calls PCC. with- Emergency information la. If Site or General Emergency;~ Plant pages EOF Supt. Manager and Admins.

Supt. Manager

2. PCC calls Recovery Manager Telephone: Primary Beeper: Backup 2a. If Site or General Emerg.ency PCC calls LSC Service Dispatcher

3. The Recovery Manager ca.11s the plant and determines if he must activate his staff and. initiates step 6A.

4. The plant calls the PCC and tells them to activate EOF call in

5. The PCC calls LSC dispatcher

6. LSC beeps the off-site staff and (if normal hours) calls Nuclear Admin.

6a. Plant beeps EOF Support Manager and Administrative Support Manager

7. Off-Site staff verifies contact with LSC (a.fter hours) or Nuclear Administration (normal working hours), and reports to EOF; Site Support Mansger reports to LSC (dotted line, after hours)

Note: After hours when all pos?tions have been verified, Site Support Manager goes to EOF. 7a. EOF Support Manager and Administrative Support Manager verify contact with plant Contingencies (ALL HOURS)

1. If within 15 minutes:

The on-call Recovery Manager cannot be contacted, the PCC will contact any available Recovery Manager. The Administrative Support Manager cannot be contacted, the Plant will contact any available Administrative Support Manager. C' ( Page 9 of 10

Attachment C EP-IP-018

                                            '                                     Revision 0 Page 23 of 31 Contingencies (OFF HOURS)

1. If, withirr 20 nrinuter:

The. on-ca.11 Site Support. Manager- has not arrived at the LSC, the LSC Service Dispatcher w.ill contact any available Site Support Manager by telephone Any member of the on-call support staffs cannot be contacted, the Site Support Manager will contact any available staff members. O t O Page 10 of 10

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Attachment D Os EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 24 of 31 ACTION STEP EOF AND G.Q. ON-CALL PERSONNEL RESPONSE D.1.0 Upon notification that the EOF is to be manned, ON-CALL GENERAL OFFICE PERSONNEL will: , NOTE: THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO THE G.O. SUPPORT MANAGER OR SITE SUPPORT MANAGER. SECTION C DESCRIBED THEIR RESPONSE. NORMAL WORKING HOURS

1. If contacted by G.O. SUPPORT MANAGER, proceed to N495 for briefing by RECOVERY MANAGER.

2. If paged notify Nuclear Administration that the page has i

been received by either calling 770-6803, or by going to the front desk on N-4.

3. Proceed to N495 for final briefing by RECOVERY MANAGER.

l 4 '. Proceed to EOF. AFTER NORMAL WORKING HOURS

1. If contacted by G.O. SUPPORT MANAGER prepare to activate the EOF.

2. If paged call the Lehigh Service Center at 432-4434.

This is a phone recorder, leave your name. emergency title and state that you are leaving for the EOF.

3. Proceed to the EOF.

D.2.0 Upon notification that the EOF is to be manned, the EOF SUPPORT MANAGER and STAFF will:

1. Notify the Security Control Center that contact has been made by calling 542-2261.

NOTE: UNTIL FUEL LOAD USE 542-4898 FOR CALL BACKS.

2. Initiate call-in of the required trade and clerical support.

l () 3. Proceed to the EOF. I Page 1 of 2

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_._..__z . _ .. . _ Attachment D O EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 25 of 31 NOTE: EOF SUPPORT STAFF consists of: ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT MANAGER ASSISTANT EOF SUPPORT, MANAGER l EOF SETUP FOREMAN 3 RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT TEAM PERSONNEL ASSISTANT TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER

3. TECHNICAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR i

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     /~                                                                                                              Attachment E EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 26 of 31 NOTE:    THE FOLLOWING PROCESS IS SHOWN IN TA8ULAR FORM ON FIGURE #3.
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E.1.0 0FF-SITE MON.ITORING. TEAM CALL-IN. NOTE: THE DECISION TO CALL-IN OFh:-SITE MONITORING TEAMS MAY BE BY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR OR RADIATION PROTECTION COORDINATOR

                                           , BEFORE THE EOF IS ACTIVATED OR THE RADIATION SUPPORT MANAGER AFTER THE EOF IS ACTIVATED.

E.1.1 When the OFF-SITE MONITORING TEAMS are to be activated instruct the CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER (72-187-383) to initiate call-in and tell him how many people are requi red .- E.1.2 Upon notification the CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER will call-in the required number of MONITORING TEAM PERSONNEL using the On-Call List available at the Central Division

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     \~-)             E.1.3                  When the required number of teams have been contacted the CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE DISPATCHER will notify the COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR that call-in has been initiated.

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Attachment E O, EP-IP-018 Revision 0 Page 27 of 31 FIGURE #3 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING TEAMS CALL-0UT PROCEDURE SSES Communications Coordinator will request a specified number of team members for radiological monitoring from the Central Div. Dispatcher (72-187-383). Central Div. Dispatcher will refer to the Emergency Monitoring Team Call-Out List. CENTRAL DIVISION Contact By If Call If Made

             -Ouring normal working            Central Div. Roster         Dialing their work hours (8A - SP; Mon              personnel                   extension
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During other than Dialing their home normal working hours telephone numbers NOTE: If number of team members required cannot be filled by > j Central Oiv., refer to Susquehanna Division call-out procedure below. Contact f By If Call Is Made During normal working Susq. Div. roster Dialing Susq. Div. (8-184) hours (8A - SP; Mon. personnel and their work thru Fri.) extension. l During other than Susq. Div. Dispatcher 1. Susq. Dispatcher will call out Susq. normal working hours (8-184-5333,5390, team members. 5391, or 5392) 2. Susq. Dispatcher will provide Cen. Dispatche}}

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