ML20077C388
| ML20077C388 | |
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| Site: | University of Virginia |
| Issue date: | 10/18/1994 |
| From: | VIRGINIA, UNIV. OF, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA |
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University of Virginia Nuclear Reactor Facility 1994 Emergency Preparedness Drill Scenario for November 22,1994 Drill Evaluators only ,
Not for general distribution Revision 0: 18 October,1994 9412010301 941018 PDR ADOCK 05000062 F pop
University of Virginia Eme gency Preparedness Drill Scenario Nuclear Reactor Facility for 22 November 1994 Scope and Objectives The 1994 Emergency Drill for the University of Virginia Nuclear Reactor Facility is i scheduled for 22 November, starting at approximately 0830 and running 3 to 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />. :
The scenario encompasses the facility response to a fire in a radioactive materials storeroom. The immediate situation is to be a simulated fire in th'e rad waste storage room directly below the building front office / Emergency Support Center. The outside agencies expected to be involved will be the local 911/EOC, rescue squad, University Police, fire department, Virginia Dept. of Emergency Services, and the University Hospi!M (limited).
The contaminated-injured person will have internal and external contamination and injuries that will be life threatening (unconscious with smoke inhalation and burns). The injuiy is to occur prior to the initial building evacuation and should require search and treatment while evacuation and personnel accountability procedures are in progress. The scenario will encompass treatment up through placement of the contaminated-injured person into the rescue squad vehicle and transport to the hospital.
The drill will terminate after the fire is out and decontamination of personnel, equipment and area is in progress and with the victim being delivered to the hospital.
The response team may request precautionary state emergency services aid in:
- 1. radiological monitoring, and
- 2. notification of the inhabited building surrounding the facility. ,
If this happens the request will be noted and aid from the state will be deemed to have arrived so it may be put into action. Any evacuation of surrounding areas will be simulated.
All communications, requests for assistance, notifications etc. will be made (ie. no simulations).
The Objectives of this drill are:
- 1. To test the emergency assessment, job familiarity, and decision making of facility personnel.
- 2. To test the UVA Nuclear Reactor Facility communications system, and information transmitting ability of personnel.
- 3. To test the contamination control abilities of the staff.
- 4. To demonstrate the willingness and response time of outside agencies to participate.
- 5. To test the radiological monitoring and control abilities of the facility.
- 6. To test the adequacy of timing and content of the implementing procedures and methods, and emergency equipment.
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Emergency Preparedness Drill Scenario University.of Virginia for 22 November 1994 Nu. clear Reactor Facility Expected Actions Scenario Emergency Support Center (ESC) local None None T - 30 minutes Tuesday morning, Facility is operating normally.
Reactor is at power and rad waste sorting in taking place in the waste storage room.
None None T - 20 Worker sorting waste trips
& falls into wall knocking himself unconscious and knocking c!cctric space heater into a bag :f trash.
None None T - 10 Trash bag ignites None None T = 0 (start actual drill)
Fire spreads to other boxes and melts electric cord shorting out the heater and tripping circuits on the electric panel. -
a student pulls fire alarm Facility evacuation started.
T + 10 Students investigating loss Books /Com equipment taken to assembly area.
of lights find smoke.
Victim struggles out of Reactor shutdown.
waste room - collapses in stairwell overcome by smoke.
Reactor Supervisor in Emergency Director T + 15 Accountability check finds charge of scene. establishes ESC at missing person Building secondary site. Enter cearch started. emergency plan (Unusual Event) when deter-mination of fire is made:(EPIP's 6,7,8, 1,2,10,12,16) Notifications /
requests for assistance started. j l
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University.of Virginia Emergency Preparedness Drill Scenario Nuclear Reactor Facility for 22 November 1994 Expected Actions Scenario Emergency Support Center (ESC)
Ixcal Coordinate with Fire Department Coordinate with Police and Fire T + 20 Fire Dept. arrives Representative to fight fire / find & Commanders at ESC.
Building search in move victim.
progress. Victim found. Confirm entry into Emergency Upon finding contaminated injured Plan - Contaminated / Injured man: personnel (Unusual Event - EPIP's j
i 1. get additional help 12,13).
- 2. begin treating victim, determine condition, and Determine victims condition.
whether contaminated, i move away from fire. Request Rescue Squad via Fire Dept.
establish air sampling and ,
contamination zone Determine air contamination spread. Request additional Inform ESC of - sampling support from state EOC
- 1. contamination control measures
- 2. progress of first aid measures
- 3. progress of air sampling Stabilize victim Move victim to assembly area -
maintaining contamination control.
T + 40 Decontaminate victim as much as Determine extent of contamination Fire out possible. spread. Coordinate for off-site contamination assessment.
Start personnel & equipment decontamination. Notify llospital of victim.
Monitor extent of airborne Continue information updates.
contamination (from smoke).
Coordinate / clear building entry Place victim in rescue squad. with fire department.
Prepare for building re-entry l
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University of Virginia- Emergency Preparedness Drill Scererio Nucjear Reactor Facility for 22 November 1994 Expected Actions Scenario local Emergency Support Center (ESC)
T + 60 Building entered. Determine extent of contamination Re-entry w/in building.
Rad. levels / contamination spread assessed. Determine radiation levels w/in building.
Assess reactor / pool damage.
Ascertain if reactor / pool damage Continue decontamination / cleanup. occurred and extent.
Coordinate / plan structural inspection of front office and waste storage room.
Schedule with North Anna Power Station for emergency responders to obtain a bio. assay.
T + 80 Continue decontamination / cleanup. Re-entry / recovery paperwork Drill Terminated when:
- 1. Victim removed.
- 2. Internal building contamination spread determined.
3, Reactor / pool damage assessment made.
- 4. Contact made with North Anna Power Station to schedule bio assay's of emergency responders.
- 5. Decontamination station set.up and in use.
Contamination Specifications:
Victim is internally and externally contaminated from radio-particulates in the smoke.
Isotopes: Mn-54, Ag-110m, Ag-108, Co-60, Zn-65, Cs-137, Total of 100 microcuries in particulate and smoke,50 microcuries in transportable /dilutable form.
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