ML20065Q904
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| Issue date: | 09/29/1982 |
| From: | INDIANA MICHIGAN POWER CO. (FORMERLY INDIANA & MICHIG |
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Revision No.1 C::: rents Number nnd Date l PMP 2031 EPP.001 Emergency Telephone Rev. 1 Communica tions 6-24-82 EPP.002 Barring of the PABX Revision 1
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EPP.005 Personnel Evacuation Revision 1 1
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EPP.006 Activation of the Reentry Revision 1 and Rescue Team 9-28-82 EPP.007 Security Actions During Revision 1 Emergency Conditions 5-5-82 .
EPP.008 Emergency Medical Plan Revision 1 Guidelines 9-28-82 EPP.009 Health Physics Procedures Revision 1 d 9-29-82 EPP.010 Activation of Radiation Revision 0 q Monitoring Teams 4-1-81 EPP.011 On-Site Radiological Revision 0
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PROCEDURE COVER SHEET Procedure No. PMP 2C31 EPP.004 j Revision No. 1 4
TITLE PROTECTIVE ACTION GUI'0ES (PAGs) AND PROTECTIVE ACTIONS SCOPE OF REVISION Revision 1 - Change.to agree with EPA recommendations in EPA 520/
l-75-001, Manual of Protective Action Guides and Pro-tective Actions for Nuclear Incidents. Correct typing errors.
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1.0 OBJECTIVES U The objective or this procedure is to provide the mechanism
. and criteria fpr recommending protective actions to both on and off-site personnel, including state and local 6
governments. .The procedure ensures sate, timely recommendation of protective actions when preset criteria (such as PAG's) are met or exceeded.
- 2. 0 RESPONSIBILITIES -
[ The Shift Supervisor (SS)/On-Site Emergency Coordinator (OSEC) are responsible for confirming the need for, and J recommending protective actions to on-site and off-site personnel and agencies (per PMP 2080 EPP.001, .012, and PMP g 2081 EPP.003).
N The Radiation Assessment Director (RAD) is responsible for l correlating projected and actual doses (both on-site (j) j personnel and the public) with Protective Actions Guides and d protective actions, and to advise the SS/OSEC on which -
f specific protective actions are recommended when these doses constitute Preventative Protective Action Guidelines or '
Emergency Protective Action Guidelines.
The Radiation Protection Director (RPD) is responsible for directing the Radiation Monitoring Ti 's to obtain and ,
report the data required to assess rad. logical hazards and
, environmental effects of released radiation and, assisted by the Plant Evaluation Team, to assess those hazards and effects.
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This procedure is applicable anytime that an emergency is declared or at any other time the Shift Supervisor /On-Site l Emergency Coordinator determines it is necessary.
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4.1.1 To determine recommended protective actions for population and workers when given a projected dose to whole body or thyroid (in Rem), use Exhibit A, Recommended Pro-ltective Actions for' Population and Workers.
( .' Recommend maximum exposure values for the j population at risk to the SS/OSEC in accor-a dance with this exhibit.
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! 4.1.2 To relate emergency classification with p radiological emergency action level at site 4
boundary, use Exhibit B, Emergency Protective 1 Action Guidelines.
j 4.1.3 If the radiological event involves an actual liquid release into Lake Michigan, which could possibly affect public health, refer j to Exhibit C, Emergency Protective Action j Guidelines for Liquid Releases to Lake Michigan. .
4; d, j 4.1.4 To determine the necessity for respiratory -
2 protection equipment based on combined iodine
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I 4.1.5 For guidance in determining preventative ,
or emergency protection actions to bs used for food and agricultural products in the event of a radiological release, refer to the following exhibits:
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.l 4.1.5.1 Exhibf.t E, Protective Action Guide-j' lines.for Contrninated Human and i Animal foods and Livestock. '
9 4.1.5.2 Exhibit F, Response Levels Ecui-
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l s 4.1.5.3 Exhibit G, Response Levels Equi-T valent to Emercency PAG's.
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4.1.5.5 Exhibit I, Recommended Emergency PAG's for Focd and Agricultural Products.
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RW0l+ ENDED PIUrirrIVE 1CTIOtB IVR POPUIMPION ND NOIEEIG h. ,
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]* 'lhyroid less than 5.0 wait 'further instructions. Fbnitor be reconsidered or i environnental radiation levels, terminatal. 2 l Winle body 0.5 to less than 5.0 hlvise to seek shelter. Consider If constraints exist, b evacuation. Evacuate unless constraints specia) consideration
'1hyroid 5.0 to less than 25.0 make it inpractical. Monitor environren- should be given for f tal radiation levels. Control access. evacuation of children , j and pregnant waien. U Feck shelter within a two-mile radius ;
Wint h eir 5 arxl above arxl five miles dowiwind. Place cows Consider evacuation for h j 'r'.vs.48 25 arx] above within ten miles on stored feed. children arxl pregnant $
! wonen. e l Control exposure of erergency team nunbers
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li toole ini/ 25 missions. (Appropriate controls for stable iodine should be arcrgency workers include tine limitations, used where effective to a respirators, anxl stable iodine) . control dose to energency !-
' thyroid Luly 125 team workers, thyroid dose Control exposure of energency personnel may rot be a limitirg) factor ((
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., performing lifesaving missions to this for livesaving missions Wlule lxxly 75 level. (Control of time of exposure will p be nost effective) . L.
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- (b) At tie tine of the incident, officials nny inplement low-inpact protective actions in keeping with the prirciple [
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, (c) If ore or nore lives is likely to be saved, in upper limit for thyroid dose is establislxxi. p (d) For actions to be taken with foodstuffs and/or livestock, see Exhibit E. tj t'
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') Unusual Event No radiological releasas.
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- 1 250mR/hr thyroid for 30 min.
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2.5R thyroid for 30 days.
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w i 4) General Emergency 2 500mR in 2 hrs. to whole body 3 2 2.5R in 2 hrs. to thyroid 1
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- INEPGNCY PIDITUf1VE ICfION GUIDELIfES EUR LIQUID RELEASES '10 IAKE MICilIGAN f.
! &crgency Action IcVel Cook Plant Action Off-Site Authority Action [e b
Mininum liquid effluent concentration 1. If a release to the circulating 1. General Dergency Coixlition: i water discharge is such that tie ['
From Single From Mixture concentration of radioactive material Tic state / county will restrict all F
- Class Isotge of Isotopes released exceeds the levels shown, the water occupancy and use within S l'
! Michigan Depar'tnent of Public IIcalth, mile downstream. Monitor the {
Alert. Releases which exceed 10X U.S. Coast Guard,13errien County Sheriff, contaminated water plume to l Technical Specification arxl tle Michigan Department of State detennine if further restrictions i limits. Police are notified by the Plant are required. Ibstriction on Site Manager or his alternate that such an public bathing within one mile -
mergency 50Xtug 50uCi/ml incident has occurred arx1 that will also be considered. i sanpling of the a[propriate public .
General water intakes (deperxling on Lake 2. Site mergency Corxlitions: b
, mergency 500Xtsg 500uci/ml current) n.y be required to determire b j if protective action is required. Monitor the contaminated water plune to confinn predictions anxi
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p tores: 2. Activate tie necessary functions of ,
detenntne if furtier action is p the TSC and EDF. required. {
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- equals or exceeds the stiuxlard 3. Assess and respond. 3. Alert Conditions: i list (xl will result in classifi- :
cation as the first class 4. Notify off-site individuals in the . Monitor the containinated water i appearing in tie table, which plant vicinity to leave the area and plume as required. [
itects tie incident cotxlitions. not to use the Lake bathing facilities. !
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I. over 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />. ;
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listing of these values for various , [
radionuclides, and for further U infonnation on perfonning calcu- I a lations with mig's, see 10 CFR, [
Part 20, Apperxlix B. [
- 3. For liquid releases below the l alert level, but greater tien .
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() GUIDAMCE FOR RESPIRATCRY PRC[ECTICN r Consider particulate and iodine separately in mixed airborne fields and L select respiratory protection to meet the most restrictive case.
f Combined Icdine and Particulate
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? Less than i Use respirator No if other conditions respirator warrant. necessary 1 to 10 Use cartridge or Use respirator cannister if other conditions
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[ log MPC-hr J Greater than 50 Use full-face .Use atmosphere j atmosphere-supplying respirator and log supplying respirator j MPC-hr.
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O airborne exposure. An Airborne Sample Worksheet, 12 THP RAD.203-3, is to be filled out to determine if an~ individual is exposed to-greater than 0.25 MPC airborne activity.
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regarding hwm foods. Also see Exhibit H.
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0 Whole Body Greater than 5.0 g4) DPH and DA will divert, Pm- -rd placing milk Thyroid Greater than 15.0 c4Au, or dispose of food' animals within ten and issue advisories miles on stored feed.
) regarding hcme-grown foods. Also see Exhibits H and
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i (3) If using values frcm Exhibit F, follow trase guidelines.
j- (4) If using values fran Exhibit G, fol16w trase guidelines. ,
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initial depcsitica (microcuries/ meter ) . 0.14 1.7 0.34 6 Peak activitv: .
Pasture (microc'uries / kilogram) (3) 0.27 3.5 0.7 13 1 Milk (microcuries/ liter) 0.012- 0.34 0.007 0.13 Total intake (microcuries) 0.09 7 0.2 2.6 f -
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} For other radionuclides, "intant" refers to a cnild or less than 1 year j of age.
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]q accident, the cunnlative intake of iodine-133 via milk is about 0.5 percent p of iodine-131, assuming equivalent deposition.
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3 radienuclides whose activity corresponds to a particular dose level d (in rem), associated with taking a particular protective action. ,.
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Peak Activity: l 4,6 Pasture 2.7 37 35 50 7 50 130. 6,000 j (microcuries/ kilogram)
Milk (micro- 0.12 1.7 3.4 22 0.08 '
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D 'Ibtal intake 0.9 10 70 110 2 12 26 1,000 a
j' 1. Newborn infant is the critical segnent of the population for iodine-131.
- 2. "Intant" refers to child less than 1 year of age.
J i g 3. Frcm fallout, iodine-131 is the only radioicdine of significance with
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accident the cu:tulative intake of iodine-133 via milk is about 0.5 percent of iodine-131 assuming e,;uivalent deposition.
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c 5. Response levels for the adult population for cesium-137 refer to the meat L pathways. '
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tDrE: % response levels equivalent to the Einergency PAG are presented ,in
% both infants and adults to permit use of either level and thus assure a riexible approach to taking acticn in cases where exposure of the most critical portion of the population (infants and pregnant wcraen) can be prevented.
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. EXHIBIT H RECOMMENDED PREVENTATIVE PAG's FOR FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS O The following protective. actions should be considered for implementation when the projected dose equals or exceeds the
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For Pasture - Remove lactating dairy cows from contaminated pasturage and substitute uncontaminated stored i) feed.
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distance planned for evacuation, and in predominantly downwind directions for 50 to 100 miles. Controls over greater distances j -may be needed fi the wind persists in a j single direction for a.long period of time.
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Withhold contaminated milk from market to q allow radioactive decay of short-lived i radio-nuclides. This may be achieved by
] 77)s gg storage of frozen fresh milk, frozen j concentrated milk or frozen concentrated milk q products.
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! non-contaminated milk supplies may be made available at least for critical users, i For Fruits and Vegetables - Wash, brush, scrub or peel to remove surface contamination,
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, , freezing and dehydrating or storing to permit radioactive decay of short-lived radionuclides.
For Grains - Mill or polish.
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H h~ RECC"JIENDED E.122GINCY PAG's FOR FOOD AND AGRICUL'TURAL PRODUCTS Isolate food containine r2dioactivity to prevent its introduction into commarce. Catermine whether condemnation or other disposition is apprcpriate. Before taking this action, consider tne rollowing:
The availability of other pocsible protective actions b
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p Relative 'roportion of the total diet by weight presented by the item in question.
The importance of the particular food in nutrition.
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] This procedure specifies actions needed to activate the Reentry and and ij Rescue Team (RRT) ions.provides-and rescue operat This includesthe guidelinesfor:
capabilities to be 'used for reentry reentry of radiologically con'taminated site facilities for monitoring, decontami-nation, and repair; rescue of injured and trapped personnel; adminis-d[1; tering of first aid / emergency medical procedures; and support of other
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) The Shift Supervisor (SS)/On-Site Emergency Coordinator (OSEC) is re-l sponsible for activating the Reentry and Rescue Team. l1 1
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Area and Persennel Accountability) after completing personnel accounta-bility.
s ., NOTE: AS AN EXCEPTION TO THE RESPONSIBILITIES SET FORTH AB0VE, THE N CHEMICAL SUPERVISOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTROL AND SUPERVI-g i j
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q 4.1 ' The RRT will assemble as directed by the SS/0SEC and ascertain ij that adequately trained personnel are available to conduct RRT l1 j ta s ks.
li 4 4.2 The RPD will assign RRT Tea:a Leaders as necessary.
/:l 1 #4.3 The RPD will coordinate with the OSA fianager and the SS/0SEC to l1 y detemine requirenents for an energency reentry, search, rescue dy and/or fir'.st aid mission and equipnent needs, d #4.4 The RPD will assure the availability of supplies and equipment necessary to perfom RRT tasks (refer to PMP 2082 EPP.007).
, 4.5 RPD will accanplish the following actions when directed by the
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or rescue mission:
N l NOTE: REENTRY, SEARCH AND RESCUE MISSI0ftS ARE ASSIGNED TO THE
%q RPD WHEN PERSONilEL ARE UNACCOUNTED FOR AND/0R MISSING AS A RESULT OF PERS0flNEL ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS DESCRIBED IN PMP 2081 EPP.021, ACTIVATI0fl AND OPERATI0ft 0F THE i;
TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY.
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4.5.1 Detemine radiation levels in the area and map the -
N safest access routes into and search routes within the
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.; 4.5.2 Assure that all members of the RRT are properly equipped
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- 4.5.3 Brief RRT members on the mission, the proposed routes, (ir stay times, rescue / evacuation procedures and the probable ai consequences of exposure using the Reentry and Rescue Team Mission Directive shown at EXHIBIT A. <
II 4.5.4 Assure that the RRT follows predetemined search routes d and searches for unaccountable or injured personnel in fj the areas specified. .
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4.6.3 If contamination of personnel in a hazardous area places them in imnediate danger, move them to a safer area and g perfom decontamination in accordance with PMP 2081 EPP.
4 009, Heal th Physics Procedures, f 4.6.4 Conduct any short tem operations (for which team is qualified, e.g., closing isolation valves, renoving obstructions fran dra. ins, venting areas} in the hazar-dous areas which may mitigate hazardous conditions or
} their effects and minimize damage or casualties and re-y port actions to the RPD.
j 4.6.5 Prior to leaving a controlled or contaminated area, submit to monitoring and detemine exposure received.
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Search and Rescue and First Aio-Life Saving PMP 2081 EPP.006 -
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-l Dose Confirmation (Off-site Monitoring) PMP 2081 EPP.012
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1 j 2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES l 2.1 The Shift Supervisor (SS)/0n-Site Emergency Coordinator (OSEC) 1 3 -
is responsible for assuring the first aid, decontamination,
! evacuation and medical treatment of personnel injured during j plant emergencies.
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2.4 If paragraphs 2.2 and 2.3 are not applicable, an individual
, assigned by the SS (usually an Assistant Shift Supervisor [ ASS])
g will be responsible for coordinating the activities at the scene of the injury. He will be atsisted by one or more individuals 1 trained in first-aid as well as one or more individuals trained I in Radiation Protection.
NOTE: IN GENERAL, THE ORDER OF MEDICAL TREAR1ENT WILL BE:
S 1 CARE OF SEVERE PHYSICAL INJURIES.
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4.0 INSTRUCTI0flS #0PTI0f' AL CHECKLIST E!!TRY PROVIDED
$ 4.1 The Radiation Protection Director (RPD) shall:
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T , 1) Number of injured personnel .
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- 5) Number of RRT members on hand.
4.1.2 Notify the SS/0SEC of any outside assistance required. l1
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[] DIRECTOR ACTIVATION RESPONSIBILITIES, appoint a leader l ,m for eact RRT fonned, and document the fornation and j W1 cmposition of' the teams. -
q 3 4.1.4 If hospitalization is required and ~ radiological contami-j nation is not involved, the RPD shall' pranptly notify -
j the SS/0SEC and advise him of the need to notify flemorial J Hospital of incaning patients.
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j 4.2.1 Notify Security to request ambulance service. If con-j taminated patients are involved, request Security to 1
also bring the plant ambulance to the Vehicle Search Portal for possible off-site agency use.
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Il a 1) flubber of injured personnel .
]1 2) flature and severity of injuries.
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- 4) Contamination levels and dose rates.
d.2 5) Any special medical needs.
f1 6)' Injured persons names (if known).
- 7) Cause of injuries.
]L 1 #4.3.2 Administer life-saving first aid and treatment of il' severe injuries, e.g., trauma and shock, hemorrhage, e tc . . Such actions shall take precedence over decon-a tamination procedures.
1 L NOTE: SEE EXHIBIT C, FIRST AID GUIDELIflES, FOR BASIC TREAlNENT REQUIREMEtlTS AND PRIORITIES.
1 #4.3.3 Contact RPD to request transportation for patients
,t requiring immediate hospitalization, communicating any H special treatments patients may require enroute or upon d arrival .
1 r? 4.3.4 If injury occurs within an actual or potential radio-L ') active contaminated area, the RRT shall: .
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E 4.3.4.4 Evacuate injured from contaminated area to clean boundary for first aid and decontami-nation as injuries pemit.
4.3.4.5 Continue to administer first aid as appro-priate.
j 1 4.3.4.6 Renove protective clothing fraa injured person as injury pemits.
4.3.4.7 Transport injured by stretcher to an area where contamination survey can be perfomed '
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.l 4.3.5.4 If applicable, infom the RPD when the patient is ready to be transported by ambulance.
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, patient's injuries, first aid measures, radiation 4 status, and current condition to ambulance attendants.
I i NOTE: THE AMBULANCE CREW SHOULD HAVE EACH RECEIVED j-FROM A SECURITY GUARD A PACKET CONTAINING ANTI-CONTAMINATION CLOTHING AtlD.00SDtETRY UPON 1 3
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1 l 4.3.9 Complete a PATIENT RADIATION AND MEDICAL STATUS TAG, i EXHIBIT D. .
4.3.10 Contain any residual contamination that may exist on the patient by the use of blankets, sheets, etc.
'j 4.3.11 Protect the interior of the ambulance fran further
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NOTE: A COPY OF THE DCCNP AGREE 1ENT WITH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IS INCLUDED IN APPENDIX B.
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j #4.3.12 Accanpany the patient to the hospital facility, continue a '
treatnent, perfom surveys as necessary, and perfom the following actions:
NOTE: ONLY ONE INDIVIDUAL APPOINTED BY THE RPD SHOULD ACC01PANY THE AMBULANCE TO THE HOSPITAL.
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3 C) 4.3.12.6 Monitor all tissue specimens for residual .
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s j 4.3.12.8 Supervise and regulate personnel moving into j or leaving the contaminated area.
-2 4.3.12.9 Maintain' control of all equipment going into y:.. or coming fran the contaminated area.
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?.1 j 4.3.12.10 Collect dosimetry and conplete records.
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- [ NO RADIOLOGICAL C0f1PLICATI0fl5 Call MD10 RIAL HOSPITAL BiERGENCY R004 - 983-8262 h When the EiERGEfEY R001 personnel answer, say
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the Cook Plant in Bridgman. (I am calling for I am the Shift Supervisor at j who is the Shift Supervisor at the Cook Plant in Bridgman.)"
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j 2. " Initiate the Donald C. Cook Plant Hospital Assistance Plan and 1, prepare to receive radiation patients."
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? c. Radiation levels may create special problems. Be sure to wait for dosimetry equipnent.
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jj) . HEALTH PHYSICS PROCEDURES L4 il 1.0 OBJECTIVES . 3 This procedure sets forth those activities required to
)y minimize contamination of personnel, to assure optimal l protection forfexcessive radiation exposure, to accurately J record personnel exposures and to accomplish decontamination j procedures. This procedure is implemented following ja declaration of an Alert, Site Emergency, or General Emergency.
A4 9 2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
- i The Shift Supervisor (SS)/On-Site Emergency Coordinator lI.
$j b (OSEC) is responsible for activating the Reentry and Rescue W Team (RRT) as required. The Radiation Protection Director (RPD) is responsible for directing and controlling the RRT.
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j e assuring exposure of emergency personnel is minimized; i
<>g establishing increased frequency of contamination surveys j per 12-THP 6010. RAD.202; setting contamination limits; -
j administering radiation work permits per 12-THP L; 6010. RAD.406; informing personnel entering a known or i potential radiation area of possible health effects per PMP - N 2082.EPP.001; 1ssuing dosimeters and for developing and 1 maintaining accurate dosimetry records; and decontamination procedures. ,
; The Emergency Security Team (EST) is responsible for j providing enforcement support in controlling the prov'isions of this procedure.
3.0 INSTRUCTICNS # OPTIONAL CHECKLIST. ENTRY PROVIDED 1 3.1 Initial Actions L{ L #3.1.1 The RPD shall ensure the establishment and {L manning of a dosimetry issue area in the Operations Staging Area (or where designated by the SS/OSEC) which contains a supply of ll TLD's, self-reading pocket dosimeters, Exposure Record Sheets as shown in EXHIBIT A ' and pencils and/or pens.
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A 3.2 The RRT shall: a d #3.2.1 fI ssue special dosimetry (e.g., high range g ydosimeters or finger badges) as directed by
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d 3.2.2 Record dosimeter numbers and to whom issued. 9 - E( NOTE: ,SEE EXHIBIT B, SPECIAL DOSIMETRY /1 - LOG. a 3 3.2.3 Collect specimens and perform a bioassay or j whole body count for personnel suspected of j having internal contamination using the 4 rollowing guidelines: M M 3.2.3.1 Contamination present in'the hair 9 and tace. ' 77) f '" 3.2.3.2 Respirator tilters show , y contamination greater than j 100mR/hr. 3.2.3.3 Indication of risk situations such ,' as dereated respirator or [ retrospective recognition of jj airborne hazard. t q h 3.2.4 Complete personnel dosimetry forms tor all j incoming personnel. ' e
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'e entering high radiation areas in accordance 1 with PMP 2082.EPP.001, EMERGENCY EXPOSURE !j GUIDELINES. 4 . j 3.2.6 Select radiation monitoring instrumentation y to be used in surveys that is appropriate tor 4 the-suspected exposure / dose rate range to be monitored.
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-CAUTION-IF METER IS OFF SCALE ON INSTRUMENT'S HIGHEST SCALE OR IF A SURVEY INSTRUMENT. MALFUNCTIONS WHILE INSA HIGH RADIATION AREAT LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY (REGAPI)LESS GE PREVIOUS READING) . -
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o high airborne radiatiod a'rea by taking readings at the elevation and locations where breathing will occur.s I NOTE: SEE EXHIBIT C, GUIDANCE FOR RESPIRATORY PROTECTION, CONSIDER PARTICULATE-AND IODINE SEPARATELY IN MIXED AIRBORNE FIELDS. . 3.2.10 Require _all personnel entering the area to g wear-the proper respiratory protection and , keep. records if any of the conditions listed 7 below~are met or exceeded, h 1 3.2.10.1 _High airborne concentrations of j radioactivity,are suspected but not ij verified by monirbring. - q ' N' 3.2.10.2 , Unidentified airb'orne radioactivity ~
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h 3.2.10'.3 Identified a'irborne radioactivity exceeds MPC using the relationship ' sum of concentrations C iodine /MPC ioqine. 5c 3.2.10.4 Alpha contapination exceeds 100 dpm/100 cm 2, ,, i b 3.2.10.5 An unevaluated airborne f} ~ radioactivity alarm is received
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. 3 .'3 .1 Escort all personnel requiring adecontamination and not requiring first aid
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t 3.3.1.1 The Access Control Facility on the f s 609' elevation of the Auxiliary Building (unless area is i ' . contaminated). n4 3.3.1.2 The Operations Staging Area. 3.3.1.3 Alternate plant areas designated by h < the OSEC, RPD, or RRTL. h 5 g > Remove loose clothing from contaminated g c personnel (shirt, trousers, shoes, etc.).
) J.3.3 . Apply masking tape by pressing tape lightly _
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r 3.3.5 If contamination persists, repeat washing h procedures up to 2 times, monitoring after each washing. a . 3.3.6 If contamination persists, refer to DCCNP )p' \ 12-THP 6010. RAD.601 for further instructions.
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i s { \ 4, hl 3.5.2 Additional dosimetry shall be required and exceptions to the RWP procedure shall be made as follows: ftj 3.5.2.1 A high r'ngea dosimeter shall be required for all entry personnel f: when: r j .
- 1) Entering a radiation field j ,e greater than 5 R/hr.
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.j 2) Entering a radiation field of j unknown intensity.
4 ci 3.5.2.2 Finger badges shall be required for i all entry personnel when:
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- 1) Handling radioactive material where expected extremity dose
} rate greater than 100 R/hr.
1 1 2) Working on pipes or equipment 4 where expected extremity dose rate greater than 24 R/hr.
.'l 1 ) NOTE: WHEN EXPOSURE OF PERSONNEL IS
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3 FORTH IN 10 CFR 20 (1.25 Rem /QTR), l AUTHORIZATION OF THE RWP MUST BE j MADE BY THE SS/OSEC. l t The SS/OSEC may waive requirements for a
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L RWP, or portions thereof, betore i entering a radiation area and give their - 1 authorization verbally. NOTE: MEMBERS OF THE EMERGENCY SECURITY
) TEAM SUPPORT THE RPD AND RRT BY a
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- j SS/OSEC. l 1-q t 2) Escort all personnel to the
$ Operations Staging Area and ensure that they obtain proper j]; dosimetry betore entering the . protected area. { nO Page 6 of 14 i j ' Rev. 1 {1 q
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.Nh GUIDANCE FCR RESPIRATORY PROTECTION * ; Consider particulate and iodine separately in mixed airborne 6
fields and select respiratory protection to meet th most restrictive case. Table 6.9.1 of the, Technical Specifications shall also be used as a guide. a' Combined Iodine p and Particulatje u
. Concentrations /MPC Recommended Acceotable p Less than 1 Use respirator No respirator
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. 1 to 10 Use cartridge or Use respirator cannister if other conditions 11 to 50 Use atmosphere- Use cartridge or
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/ respirator MPC-hr Greater than 50 Use full-face Use atmosphere j
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.; -- supplying - respirator . .) respirator and i log MPC-hr ii -
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- Logs will be kept to ensure that no individual exceeds 40 j MPC-hr/wk airborne exposure. An Airborne Sample Worksheet, q 12-THP RAD.203-3, is to be filled out to determine if an
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1 t./ CHECKLIST FOR PMP 2081.EPP.009 u HEALTH PHYSICS PROCEDURES n4 I f 3.1.1 Establish dosimetry area: / initials date
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initials date 3.2.9 Evaluate need for respirators /
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1 3.3/3.4 Conduct Decontamination Activities / _ initials date
] 3.5 Personnel Protection: /
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() n . OSA SET-UP NORTH
- 1) Set-up two stations; place them far enough apart so a step c.
'off pad can be placed there if necessary.
,; 2) Connect radiation ribbon' from one station to the west wall and from station to the east wall.
- 3) Hang " Controlled Area" sign on~each side of the barrier.
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- 4) Place frisker;on north side of the barrier.
. 5) If necessary, put step off pad in place between stations. ;1 -1 Also set up a radiation waste poly bag. -1 1 .
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OSA SET-UP SOUTH
- 1) Set-up one station on.the north. side of the clevator. Leave
- h. !es1 enough room between station'and east wall so a step off pad can be placed there if necessary.
-) G) ,J -2) Connect radiation ribbon between station and the west wall. -
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] 1) Set-up two stations; place them far enough apart.so a step off pad can be placed there if necessary. )A 9
- 2) Connect radiation ribbon fr.om one station'to the north wall, just west of the decr to'the Control Room, and from the 2 other station to the west wall, just south of the door.
[i 3) Hang "Controllbd Area" sign on each side of the barrier.
- 4) Place frisker on the west side of the barrier.
- 5) If necessary, put step off pad in place be' tween stations, h also set up a radiation waste poly bag.
a l 6') Place a sign on Unit 2 Control Room door indicating that Unit 1 entrance is to be used.
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