ML20080B107
| ML20080B107 | |
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| Site: | Comanche Peak  |
| Issue date: | 01/07/1983 |
| From: | Rosalyn Jones, Lancaster B TEXAS UTILITIES SERVICES, INC. |
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| PROC-830107-01, NUDOCS 8308040608 | |
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I , y CPSES ISSnr nATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL SEP s teS2 EPP-101 PREPARATION OF EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURES REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 2 0F 7 1.0 Purpose This procedure prescribes the format in which the CPSES E=ergency Plan Procedure (EPP) shall be prepared and provides guidelines regarding the scope and content of and the amount of detail to be incorporated into each procedure. 2.0 Aeplicability This procedure applies only to the procedures that implement the CPSES E=ergency Plan. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Emergency Plan Procedures - Written procedures which address or specify actions to be taken by CPSES E=erger.cy Organiza-tion me=bers in the event of an Emergency Condition or potential E=ergency Condition. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Each Emergency Plan Procedure shall be sufficiently detailed so as to guide designated individuals or groups during emergencies or potential emergencies. These procedures shall be written so that these individuals or groups will know in advance the expected course of events that will identify an e=ergency condition and the i==ediate actions that should be taken. Since emergencies say not follow anticipated patterns, these procedures shall provide sufficient flexibility to acco=mo-date variations. These procedures should include the following provisions. 4.1.1 Detailed instructions to cover step-by-step actions to be taken by designated individuals or groups for the implementation of, and subsequent use of, the EPP(s). 4.1.2 Supplemental background information will further aid designated individuals or groups for i=plementation of the EPP(s). This infor=ation shall be separated from the procedure actions; usually in the form of attach =ent to the procedure. 4.2 All Emergency Plan Procedures shall contain the folicwing ele =ents and be written in accordance with the for=at presented in Attach =ent 1 of this procedure.
e . CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL ggp EPP-101 _8 G PREPARATION OF EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURES REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 3 0F 7 4.2.1 Title - Each Emergency Plan Procedure shall have a title page which shall contain the following information: 4.2.1.1 A title descriptive of the emergency task to which the procedure applies. 4.2.1.2 The procedure identifying number. 4.2.1.3 The procedure revision number. 4.2.1.4 The submitter's signature and the date of submittal. 1 4.2.1.5 The appr, er's signature and the date of approval. 4.2.2 Purpose - Each E=ergency Plan Procedure shall contain a brief statement regarding the intent of that procedure. 4.2.3 Applicability - This section should state at what point in time the Emergency Plan Procedure becomes effective and designates the individuals or groups to be involved and to what extent. 4.2.4 Definitions - Any applicable item or condition that may clarify the procedure should be described. If there are none, the procedure shall so state. 4.2.5 Instructions - The guidance to initiate or complete an activity and may include precautions, im=ediate actions and subsequent actions as applicable. If the EPP is administrative, then paragraphs 4.2.5.1 to 4.2.5.3 =ay be omitted. 4.2.5.1 Precautions - Important steps or precau-tions should be noted or highlighted within the procedure. 4.2.5.2 Immediate Actions - Those actions to be taken by the designated individuals or groups upon activation of the EPP(s). These actions should be written in an easy to follow step-by-step format for s1=plification in the execution of the procedura. 4.2.5.3 Subsecuent Actions - Each EPP should include subsequent actions to insure that I
p . CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL SEp 8 1932 EPP-101 PREPARATION OF EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURES REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 4 0F 7 the emergency task is continued as required and to further aid in the recovery to normal conditions. 4.2.6 References - References shall be listed in each EPP(s) in the order given below (as shown in Attachment 1 of this procedure). 4.2.6.1 Technical Specifications /FSAR. 4.2.6.2 Other C?SES Procedures. 4.2.6.3 Other References. 4.2.7 Attachments - This section of each EPP contains infor=ation pertinent to the accomplishment of the function or task prescribed in that procedure. This information may include applicable drawings, telephone ' list for EPP alert, data sheets, checkoff lists, and maps. If there are none, the procedure shall so state. 4.3 General Infor=ation 4.3.1 With the exception of the title page and the attachments, each page of an EPP shall contain the following infor=ation in the title block at the top of that page (as shown in Attachment 1 of this procedure).
, 4.3.1.1 Title.
4.3.1.2 Issue date. 4.3.1.3 Procedure identifying number. 4.3.1.4 Procedure revision nu=ber. 4.3.1.5 Page number as part of the entire proce-dure, including its attachments. 4.3.2 The attachments contained in each EPP shall contain the following information at the top of each page (as demonstrated in Attachment 1 of this procedure): 4.3.2.1 Attach =ent nu=ber. 4.3.2.2 Attachment page nu=ber as part of the entire attachment.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. DiERGENCY PLAN MANUAL SEP g 1:32 EPP-101 PREPARATION OF DiERGENCY Pl.AN PROCEDURES REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 5 0F 7 4.3.2.3 Procedure identifying nu=ber. 4.3.2.4 Procedure revision number. 4.3.2.5 P;ocedure page nu=ber as part of the entire procedure, including its attach =ents. 4.4 The E=ergency Plan Procedures shall be reviewed and con-trolled in accordance with procedure EPP-102 " Review, Update and Control of the E=ergency Plan." 4.5 These procedures should be updated as pertinent regulations change and as needed to be co=patible with the operation of CPSES. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES E=ergency Plan 5.2 STA-202, " Preparation, Review, Approval and Revision of Station Procedures" 5.3 EPP-102, " Review, Update and Control of the E=ergency Plan" 6.0 Attach =ents 6.1 Sa=ple format for E=ergency Plan Procedure
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL _SEP 8 1932 EPP-101 PREPARATION OF EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURES REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 6 0F 7 ATTACHMENT 1. PAGE 1 0F 2 00FA10*i! PD.K STE.ut I'I;TR;; iTA 00!i CtE1.I!!CY Pla:i FA:tAL l I i to.$eEe{} Procedure :44, s .2.1.2) Revision No. (4.2.1.3)
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COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL i CONTROLLD COPY NO. mR REVIE'4, UPDATE AND CONTROL OF THE EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. EPP-102 REVISION NO. 2 SAFETY-RELAED SUEMITTED 3Y: - ht/34 DATE: [2. f2-RADIATION PROTEC*':' ENGINEER APPROVED BY:
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN !!ANUAL E 9 1992 EPP-102 g REVIEW, UPDATE AND CONTROL OF iHE EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION No. 2 PAGE 2 0F 4 l 1.0 Purpose This procedure provides a schedule and a =echanism to review, update and control the CPSES E=er3ency Plan and the Emergency Plan Procedures. 2.0 Apolicability The procedure applies to the CPSES Emergency Plan and the Esergency Plan Procedures and becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Independent Review - An audit or surveillance of the Emergency Plan, Emergency Plan Procedures and practices, training, readiness testing equipment, interfaces with state and local governments and other emergency planning functions perforned by an organization whose primary function is not emergency planning, for CPSES. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Review and Revision 4.1.1 The CPSES Emergency Plan and Esergency Plan Procedures shall be reviewed annually. 4.1.1.1 Every twelve months TUGC0 Quality Assurance shall perfors the independent review. 4.1.2 The reviews, consents from the exercise critique and new regulations will provide a basis for revisions made to the plan and the procedures. 4.1.2.1 In accordance with procedure STA-203 " Control of Station Manuals", the procedure index shall be utilized to schedule the review of the Emergency Plan and Emergency Plan Procedures. 4.1.3 The Energency Planning Coordinator is responsible fo r
=aking revisions to the Emergency Plan and the Emergency Plan Procedures.
4.1.4 The Station Operations Review Coccittee (SORC) shall review the revisions to the E=ergency Plan and E=ergency Plan Procedures.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL Jul 9 1982 EPP-102 f REVIEW, UPDATE AND CONTROL OF THE EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 3 0F 4 4.1.4.1 The Emergency Planning Coordinator shall ensure that applicable corrective actions brought out in the audits and exercise critiques are incorporated into the plan and procedures. 4.2 Control and Distribution 4.2.1 The E=ergency Plan and Emergency Plan Procedures shall be distributed to those individuals or organizations with a responsibility for haplementing tne plan or as authorized by the Emergency Planning Coordinator. 4.2.2 Control and Distribution of the Emergency Plan Procedures shall be in accordance witn procedure STA-203, " Control of Station Manuals." 4.2.3 Control and distribution of the CPSES Emergency Plan will be in accordance with the methods used by TUSI Licensing for the CPSES FSAR. 4.2.3.1 TUSI maintains an up-to-date distribution list for the FSAR and Emergency Plan. A copy of this list is sent to the Emergency Planning Coordinator periodically and at his request. 4.2.4 The Emergency Planning Coordinator is responsible for updating the list of individuals who are to receive the Emergency Plan and/or Emergency Plan Manual. 4.2.5 The call list reference in EPP-203, " Emergency Notification and Communications shall be reviewed by the Emergency Planning Coordinator quarterly. 4.3 Records 4.3.1 Records of these annual audits and the critique sessions shall be =aintained for 6 years. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Energency Plan 5.2 Procedure EPP-101, " Preparation of E=ergency Plan Procedures" l 5.3 Procedure STA-203, " Control of Station Manuals"
CPSES ESSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. I EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL 9 $82 EPP-102 JUL
, REVIEW, UPDATE AND CONTROL OF THE EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION NO. 2 PAGE 4 0F 4 5.4 NUREG-0654, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Energency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 6.0 Attachcents None l
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PERSONAL INFORMATION NOT TO BE RELEASED PER 10 CFR PART 2.790 (a) (6). SUBMITTED BY; JV DATE: 3 N 7/ CHEMISTRY AND HEALTR PHYSICS ENGINEER g APPROVED BY: ,, , DATE b/ MAN m. Pam mmy .
CPSES ISSUE DATE , PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL MAY 4 1C81 EPP-105 NOTIFICATION OF OFFSITE OFFICIALS PENDING FLOOD OR FAILURE OF SQUAW CREEK RESERVOIR DAM REVISION NO. O PACE 2 0F 3 1.0 Purpose This procedure defines the criteria to notify local and state officials in the event of flood conditions or failure of Squaw Creek Reservoir (SCR) Dam. 2.0 Apolicability This procedure describes the abnormal conditions of Squaw Creek Reservoir and SCR Das which require notification of offsite officials. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions None . 4.0 Instructions . 4.1 In order to alert the residents downstream of SCR Das in a timely i manner, the Somervell County Sheriff's of fice and the Depart =ent of Public Safety shall be notified by the Emergency Coordinator if any of the following conditions concerning Squaw Creek Reservoir are imminent. ' 4.1.1 Squaw Creek Reservoir at or over the 783.0 f t. clevation, (crest elevation of the e=ergency spillway). 4.1.2 Severe leaks in the SCR Dam. 4.1.3 Potential or actual failure of the SCR Dam. 4.1.4 Any oth2r hazard co,ncerning Squaw Creek Reservoir which may cause flooding of downstream areas that could endanger human life. 4.2 The County Sheriff's office and DPS, Waco shall be notified when the e=argency situation has terminated. 4.3 These calls shall be documented. 4.4 The emergency numbers are: 4.4.2 DPS, Waco 4.4.1 Somervell County Sheriff's office
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-105
,gy g jegj NOTIFICATION OF OFFSITE OFFICIALS PENDING ! FLOOD OR FAILURE OF SQUAW CREEK RESERVOIR DAM REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 0F 3 5.0 References 5.1 SOP-902, " Squaw Creek Reservoir Return And Service Outlet Syste="
5.2 Brazos River Basin Squaw Creek Da::1, Somervell County, Texas. Inventory Nuciber TX04627; PHASE I INSPECTION REPORT N_ATIONAL DAM SA_FETY PROGRAM 6.0 Attachtnan ts None
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COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION EMERGENCY PI.AN MANUAL I JUNTROLLED COPY NO. b ' g EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS PROCEDURE NO. EPP-203 REVISION NO. 0 l 8AFETY-RElfED E ]* PERSONAL INFORMATION NOT TO BE RELEASED PER 10 CFR PART 2.790 (a) (6).
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURI NO. EMERGENCY PI.AN MANUAI. JAN 071983 EPP-203 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 18 1.0 Purpose This procedure defines specific measures for providing emergency notification, for initiating communications, for verifying proper operation of communications equipment, for verifying messages, for maintaining communication log books and close out time constraints. 2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to all Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station (CPSES) personnel involved in emergency notification and communica-tions and manning emergency facilities. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Emergency Response Facility (ERF) - The Control Room, the Techni-cal Support Facility (ISC), the Operations Support Center (OSC) or the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) from where notifica-tions and communications will originate. 3.1.1 The Technical Support Cancer (TSC) is located in the observation area, elevation 840'6" of the Control Build-ing, above the contrcl room. Main functions include assessment of the accident, evaluation of possible solu-tions and assessment of the offsite and onsite radiological conditions. 3.1.2 The Operations Support Center (OSC) is located south of the Turbine Building at elevation 810'. The OSC shall contain emergency kits, respiratory protection equipment, auxiliary lighting, communications and first aid equip-ment. 3.1.3 The Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), attached to the Nuclear Operations Support Facility, is located 1.2 miles vest of the station. Functions of the EOF include dose assessment, communications, decision =aking activities and emergency response support. 3.2 Private Autematic Branch Exchange (PABX) - The telephone system used by CPSES, directly linked to of f-sit a phone services as provided by the Continental Telephone System of Texas. S
CPSIS ISSUE DATE PEOCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PI.AN MANUAL JAN 071983 EPP-203 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 0F 18 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 All communications equipment shall be checked and proper operation verified at intervals designated in EPP-104,
" Drills and Exercises".
4.1.2 The call lists in Attachments 1, 2 and 3 are examples. 4.1.2.1 The official call lists shall be posted in the Shif t Supervisor's Of fice, the TSC, the OSC and the EOF. 4.1.2.2 The official call lists shall be updated quar-terly by the Radiation Protection Engineer or his designee. 4.1.2.3 Records of the quarterly updates shall be maintained in accordance with STA-302, " Station Records." 4.1.3 All incoming messages to CPSES regarding emergency condi-tions affecting CPSES shall be verified by requesting: 4.1.3.1 The Callers Name { 4.1.3.2 Organization Represented 4.1.3.3 Location 4.1.3.4 Phone Number (including Area Code) 4.1.4 A log of all calls involving outside organizations during any emergency involving CPSES shall be kept in a communi-cations log book, using the communications log sheets shown in Attachment 8. 4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 Emergency communications shall consist of primary tele-phone communicaricas and various backup systems to and from on-site and off-site response organizations that are pertinent to the mitigation of the emergency. 4.2.2 The primary intraplant communications shall be with the PABX telephone system. Backup capabilities are provided by: 4.2.2.1 The Gai-Tronics public address system
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-203 JAN 071983 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 18 4.2.2.2 The sound poaered telephone system 4.2.2.3 The portable radio transmitter and receiver system 4.2.3 Offsite communications shall be with the public telephone system with backup capabilities provided by: 4.2.3.1 The two-way radio transmitter-receiver system 4.2.3.2 Leased and direct dedicated lines 4.2.4 Control Room personnel shall make the initial contacts with both on-site and off-site response organizations as directed by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.2.4.1 Attachment 1 is an example call list of the organizations and personnel for Jotification of Unusual Event. 4.2.4.2 Attachment 2 is an example call list of the organizations and personnel to be notified for an Alert. 4.2.4.3 Attachment 3 is an example call list of the organizations and personnel to be notified for a Site Area or General Emergency. 4.2.4.4 Notification of offsite authorities shall be made within 15 minutes unless otherwise noted. 4.2.4.5 Notification of CPSES personnel shall be as soon as possible to expedite ERF activation. 4.2.4.6 The Contrpl Room Shift Supervisor shall assume the duties of the Emergency Coordinator, includ-ing those of the Emergency Communications Coordinator, until relieved by the Emergency Coordinator or his designated alternate. 4.2.4.7 The T.S.C. , when activated, shall become the primary on-site Com=unications Center, and will relieve the Control Room Shift Supervisor of emergency communications responsibilities. 4.2.4.8 The E.O.F., when activated, ultimately becomes the primary Communications Center, shif ting responsibility from the T.S.C. to the E.O.F. l
1 { CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL JAN 071983 EPP-203 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 5 0F 18 4.2.4.9. The 0.S.C., when activated, shall maintain open communication with the Control Room and the T.S.C. 4.2.5 The initial emergency message from CPSES for all emergen-cies shall follow the format guide in Attachment 5
" Initial Emergency Message Fomat" 4.2.6 Follow up emergency messeges from CPSES for all emergen-cies shall follow the for=at guide in Attachment 6,
" Follow Up of Close-Out Message Format".
4.2.7 Field teams utilizing two-way radios shall use the follow-ing techniques: 4.2.7.1 Make sure that frequency is clear. 4.2.7.2 Hold the radio upright with the microphone directly in front of the mouth. 4.2.7.3 Push transmic button and wait 2 seconds for automatic radio encoding to occur. 4.2.7.4 Begin communications per the following example:
"TUGC0 Base, This is Team 1. Are you Receiv-ing?."
4.2.7.5 Close com=unications per the following example:
"TUGC0 Base, Team 1 Clear."
4.2.7.6 Attachment 7, " Adequate Radio Transmission Locations", is a 10-mile map depicting locations with known effective radio capabilities. 4.3 Subsequent Actions 4.3.1 Af ter ter=inating a message using the public telephone system, return the call using the information provided during the initial contact. Successful co=pletion of the call-back shall be suitable verification. 4.3.2 The Com=unications Coordinator is responsible to insure that log books are maintained and that all entries are accurate, clear, and concise. These logs, using the Coc=unications Log Sheets in Attachment 8, shall contain, as a minimum, the following infor=ation. 4.3.2.1 Person placing or receiving call.
CPSES ISSDE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-203 JAN 071983 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 6 0F 18 4.3.2.2 Telephone number called or number of calling party. 4.3.2.3 Organization contacted. 4.3.2.4 Time and date of call. 4.3.2.5 Content of message (a brief synopsis is suffi-cient). 4.3.2.6 Was message verified (if incoming call)? 4.3.3 Information updates to the NRC, DPS, Hood County Emergency Operations Center and Somervell County Emergency Opera-tions Center shall be made at least every 15 minutes for an Alert or higher classification. 4.3.4 Supporo organizations providing possible assistance are listed in Attachment 4, " Support Organizations". 4.3.4.1 The Somersall County Ambulance Service and Hood General Hospital shall provide assistance for contaminated injured personnel. 4.3.4.2 The Department of Energy (DOE) may provide
.offsite radiological monitoring and assessment assistance.
4.3.4.3 Radiation Management Corporation (RMC) may
, provide medical support and services if needed.
4.3.4.4 Westinghouse may provide emergency assistance in the event of an accident involving the Nuclear Steam Supply System. 4.3.4.5 The Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) may provide expertise and personnel contacts from various nuclear utilities for all areas of plant operations. 4.3.4.6 The National Weather Service may provide timely meteorological information. > 4.3.4.7 Gibbs & Hill, the Architcet-Engineer for CPSES, may provide safety analysis and design change assistance. 4.3.5 Unusual Events shall be closed out with a verbal summary to offsite authorities followed by a written summary within 24 hours. { t
a CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL M 0 7 1983 EPP-203 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 7 0F 18 4.3.6 Alerts shall be closed out or reduced in emergency class by verbal summary to offsite authorities followed by a written summary within 8 hours of close out or class reduction. 4.3.7 Site Area and General Emergencies shall be closed out or reduced in emergency class by briefing offsite authorities at the EOF and by phone followed by a written summary within 8 hours of close out or class reduction. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES - Emergency Plan, Sections 3 and 4 5.2 NUREG-0696 " Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facili-ties Final Report - February 1981" 5.3 EPP-104, " Drills and Exercises" 5.4 STA-302, " Station Records" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Unusual Event Call List 6.2 Alert Call List 6.3 Site Area - General Emergency Call List 6.4 Support Organizations 6.5 Initial Emergency Message For=at 6.6 Followup or Close-Out Message Format 6.7 Adequate Radio Transmission Locations , 6.8 Communications Log Sheet - EPP-203-1
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL
.JAN 0 71983 EPP-203 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 8 0F 18 ATTACHME'iT 1 PAGE 1 0F 1 UNUSUAL EVENT CALL LIST
- 1) ORCANIZATION TELEPHONE NUMBER DATE & TIME NRC Emergency Notification Hot-Line. Automatically Rings NRC Backup Number Texas Department of Public Safety
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- 2) CPSES PERSONNEL HCME PHONE OFFICE EXT. DATE & TLME Mana'er, Plant Operations:
Dick Jones *] [ ] Public Information Coordinator: [To= Cosdin*] [ ']
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A - Reactor Engineer -[Willie Nixon] , A-I&CEngineer-{BillTaylor] ,
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Operations: P- Bobby Bird A- Norman Terrel A- Sayne Rosette _
- 4) CPSES PERSONNEL - OSC STAFF HOME PHONE OFFICE EXT. DATE & TIME OSC Supervisor: _ _ s _
P - Mechanical Main. Supervisor-C. W. Smith A - Electrical Main. Supervisor-Bill Stone A - Mechanical Main. Supervisor-Ronnie Cox A - Electrical Main. Supervisor-J. B. Bodine EMERGENCY REPAIR AND DAMAGE CONTROL GROUP: ! (2 from Each Discipline) f Mechanics: P- Bob Thornton P- Dennis Sparks A- Jerry Thomas A- Eddie Stroud A- Tim Shields A- Jeff Young _ _
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL ' EPP-203
@ 0 7 1983 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 11 0F 18 ATTACE!ENT 3 PAGE 1 0F 1 SITE AREA - GENERAL EMERGENCY CALL LIST
- 1) ALERT CALL LIST (IF NOT ALREADY CONTACTED)
- 2) CPSES PERSONNEL - EOF STAFF HOME PHONE OFFICE EXT. DATE & TIME E=ercency Coordinator:
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL J.AN 071983 EPP-203 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 14 0F 18 ATTACEMENT 5 PAGE 1 0F 1 Initial Emergency Message Format I Information for Emergency Response Organizations: This is Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station, speaking. (individual) An emergency affecting Unit of the category has been declared (class) at At this time, there (has/has not) been a release (time - date) of radioactive material to the environment and there (is a/is not any) projected radiological exposure hazard to the public. (If there is an exposure hazard, give the affected map sectors, range downwind and the recommended protective, actions: Map Sectors: , , I Downwind Direction: Protective Actions: You will be kept apprised of the situation. 1 II News Media Texas Utilities Generating Co. notified State and Federal officials at of an at Comanche Peak Steam (time /date or day) (emergency classification) Electric Station Unit near Glen Rose, and 40 miles SW of Fort Worth, TX. As required by the NRC chis emergency was declared when: (brief description of the event) This Unit is (continaing to operate) (continuing to operate at reduced power) (being shut down) (shut down) An is (emergency classification)~~ (describe) (General background information as needed) (Messages may be amended, as necessary, to meet the informational needs of the incident)
CPSES IFSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAI. EPP-203 JAN 071983 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND COMMUNICATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 15 0F 18 ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 1 0F 2 Follovup or Close-Out Message Format 1 Information for Emergency Response Organizations This is . An (has been/vas) (identify self) (emergency classification) declared at Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station at (date/ time) A. Close-out of the event: At this time, the events which initiated the emergency are under control and the plant is (continuing to operate /at safa shutdown). The was rescinded at . A (emergency classification) "" (time /date) written report will follow within 24 hours. B. There (is a/is not any) potential for releasing radioactive material to the environment. (If there is a potential, continue; otherwise, skip to
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Emergency response actions being employed Request for offsite support Prognosis of the situation II Media Release Message: The incident declared at the Texas Utilities Generating Company's Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station has: (a) Improved and the emergency has been (1) closed out, or (2) downgraded to (emergency classification) OR
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-203 JAN 071983 EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION AND C0F ~" CATIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 16 0F 18 ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 2 0F 2 (b) Deteriorated Ongoing emergency response (actions) Describe the situation at the station: Station Condition: Operating; operating at reduced power; being shut down; shut down. Radiological conditions at the Station: No release has occurred, or Slight. release has occurred, or Major release has occurred and No protective actions have been recommended, or Limited protective actions have been recommended, or Evacuation of the affected public has been recommended Provide necessary background information as needed. (Messages may be amended, as necessary, to meet the information needs of the incident)
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EMERGEN N MANUAL JfN7E3 ' ire 4 EMERGENCY FACILITY ACTIVATION REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 7 1.0 Purpose This procedure describes the requirements an'd actions to be taken in the event it becomes necessary to activate the Technical Support Center (TSC), Operations Support Center (OSC), and Emergency Opera-tions Facility (EOF). 2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to all CPSES individuals and supporting groups who will be assigned to the Technical Support Center (TSC), Operations Support Center (OSC), and the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) in the event of an emergency situation. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Technical Support Center The Technical Support Center (TSC) is located in the observation area, elevation 840'6" of the Control Building, above the Control Room. The TSC staff, consisting of management and engineering personnel, assesses the engineering aspects of the ace'ident, evaluates possible solutions and assesses the current offsite and onsite radiological conditions. Activation of the TSC will be initiated by the Shif t Supervisor declaring that the plant is in an Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency. Attachment 6.1 provides a floor plan of the TSC. 3.2 Operations Support Center The Operations Support Center (OSC) is located south of the Turbine Building at elevation 810' and contains emergency kits, respiratory protection equipment, auxiliary lighting, communica-tions equipment and first aid equipment to supply the emergency response teams and expedite their efforts. Activation of the OSC will be initiated by the Shif t Supervisor declaring that the plant is in an Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency. Attachment 6.2 provides a floor plan of the OSC. 3.3 Emergency Operations Facility The Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), attached to the Nuclear Operations Support Facility (NOSF), is located 1.2 miles west of the station in an optimum meteorological sector. Decontamination facilities, a control roce si=ulator, nuclear operations training personnel, laboratories and classrooms, a library, equipment for processing personnel monitoring devices, interactive terminals
CPSES ISSUE DE PROCEDURE NO. EMERCENCY PLAN MANUAI. JAN 07 LEE 3 EPP-204 EMERGENCY FACILITY ACTIVATION REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 0F 7 for the SPDS and RMS, and the news media / visitors center within the NOSF are available to the CPSES Emergency Organi:ation. Activation of the EOF will be, but is not limited to, the decla-ration of a Site Area or General Emergency. Attachment 6.3 provides a floor plan of the NOSF. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions Each facility manager shall ensure the following before activa-tion. 4.1.1 The area radiation monitors are operable. 4.1.2 The constant air monitors are operable. 4.1.3 Electri:al power is available. 4.1.4 Communication equipment is available. 4.2 Immediate Action 4.2.1 Technical Support Center 4.2.1.1 Upon hearing the emergency signal, or being ( notified of its activation, personnel assigned duties in the TSC shall proceed there as soon as possible. I ! 4.2.1.2 Each individual shall prepare their own work station. 4.2.1.3 The TSC Manager shall assign a Coc=unication Coordinator to coordinate com=unications activi-ties. 4.2.2 Operations Suoport Center 4.2.2.1 Upon hearing the emergency signal, or being notified of its activation, Emergency Repair and Damage Control Group personnel shall report to the OSC as soon as possible. 4.2.2.2 The OSC Supervisor shall initiate com=unications with the Emergency Coordinator and inform him of the OSC status.
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4.3 Subsequent Actions 4.3.1 Each facility will be considered activated when the following conditions are satisfied: 4.3.1.1 The arrival of the facility manager. 4.3.1.2 The arrival of adequate personnel, in the facility manager's opinion, to respond to the emergency. 4.3.1.3 All personnel have been briefed on the emergency. 4.3.2 Each facility manager shall designate communicators to maintain communication with personnel in other fac!'.ities. 4.3.3 The Emergency Coordinator shall notify the Public Informa-tion Coordinator of the nature of the emergency and determine a schedule for news releases. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 6.0 5.2 EPP-203, " Emergency Notification and Com=unications" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Floor Plan of the Technical Support Center 6.2 Floor Plan of the Operations Support Center 6.3 Floor Plan of the Nuclear Operations Support Facility '
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL JAN 071983 EPP-208 j... - CONTROL OF SITE ACCESS REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 4 4.2.3.2 Security shall establish and maintain security posts in accordance with security procedures, at the entrance to the following facilities: 4.2.3.2.1 Control Room 4.2.3.2.2 Technical Support Center 4.2.3.2.3 Nuclear Operations Support Facility 4.2.3.2.4 Emergency Optrations Facility (for Site Area or General Emergency) 1.2.3.2.5 Other locations deemed necessary by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.2.3.3 Security functions at all ERF locations are: 4.2.3.3.1 Deny or permit access, contingent on instructions from the ERF Manager. 4.2.3.3.2 Maintain a current log of personnel within each'ERF. 4.2.3.3.3 Direct personnel entering any ERF to monitor chemselves with a frisker to ensure they are not contaminated. 4.3 Subsequent Actions 4.3.1 These Security measures shall continue until instructions to the contrary are given by the Emergency Coordinator or the Recovery Manager. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 8.0 5.2 SEC-610. " Security Response During Operating Emergencies" 6.0 Attachments None
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL i.i EPP-210 EVACUATION REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 0F 10 4.1.1.2 Restricted access area point for restricted areas for auxiliary building, fuel building and safeguards building personnel. 4.1.1.3 Administration Building Parking Lot for the administration personnel and individuals inside protected area and outside the restricted area. 4.1.1.4 Brown & Root Parking Lot for construction personnel per Brown & Root procedures. 4.1.2 Assembly areas for a Site Evacuation are: 4.1.2.1 The Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) for . plant personnel, warehouse personnel, TUGC0 visitors, and TUGC0 contractors. 4.1.2.2 Brown & Root Employment Office for B&R construction personnel, their visitors, and B&R warehouse personnel. 4.1.3 Assembly areas for a fire or other non-radiological emergency alert: 4.1.3.1 Access points for TUGC0 personnel. 4.1.3.2 Brown & Root Parking Lot for construction personnel. 4.1.3.3 Administration Building Parking Lot for Administrative and TUCCO warehouse personnel. 4.1.3.4 EOF Parking Lot for the Emergency Operations Facility personnel. 4.1.4 Squaw Creek Park and reservoir are also affected by site evacuation. Squaw Creek Park, Inc. (SCPI) operates the park and is responsible for accountability and evacuation of the people in the park and on the reservoir. In the event of an evacuation due to a Site Area ' emergency, the individual shall be instructed to leave the park. In the event of a General Emergency, the individuals shall be directed to the designated relocation center by the Emergency Coordinator.
k CPSFS ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT : en EPP-210 i EVACUATION REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 10 Security is ultimately responsible for controlling access to the Exclusion Area and may, with assistance from the county sheriff, aid SCPI in the evacuation effort. 4.2 Precautions 4.2.1 Prompt and accurate evaluation of the emergency is necessary to determine the need for evacuation and the type which may be required. 4.2.2 Personnel in the affected area should be alerted promptly to expedite evacuation of the area and prevent unnecessary exposure to radiation, airborne contamination or other hazards. 4.2.3 Personnel working in the Radiation Control Area shall exit the area observing the normal exit procedure unless Radiation Protection has issued other directives. 4.2.4 The emergency response teams shall report to their assigned emergency facility, unless directed to another location by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.2.5 The TLDs and pocket dosimeters contained in the Primary Access Point shall be relocated to the EOF by the Security personnel if it becomes necessary to evacuar.e the Security guardhouse. 4.3 I= mediate Actions 4.3.1 At the declaration of a Site Area Emergency, inform SCPI by phone or radio of the need to evacuate tha park. 4.3.2 The decision to evacuate, the type of evacuation, the evacuatien route, and the method will be made by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.3.3 A plant wide announcement of the emergency shall be made by the Emergency Coordinator or his designee with specific information directed to personnel who may be in the affected ares using the Gai-Tronics Paging System. 4.3.4 The site evacuation alarm signal, which is a pulse conc, shall follow the announcement of a site evacuation. __ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ =
4 l CPSES , ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-210 EVACUATION REVISION NO. O PAGE 5 0F 10 4.3.5 Personnel in the affected area shall place their equipment in a safe condition and proceed to the i nearest or designated assembly area. l 4.3.5.1 Other evacuating personnel snould avoid the affected area. ( 4.3.5.2 Personnel in the Radiation Control Area shall congregate at the RCA access point unless otherwise directed by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.3.5.3 Personnel in or who passed through the affected area shall be segregated from other personnel until monitored by Radiation Protection personnel. 4.3.6 Construction and contract personnel should exit via their nor=al access point. 4.3.6.1 If a station evacuation is announced and their normal egress is not accessible, they should assemble with the station personnel and notify their supervisor and security of their location as soon as possible. 4.3.6.2 If a site evacuation is declared and their normal egress is not accessible, they should evacuate with station personnel but should asse=ble at the construction assembly area. 4.3.7 If a site evacuation is declared, all personnel, with exception of those needed to put the station in a safe condition, should exit the station via their normal access point and proceed to their designated area unless otherwise directed by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.3.7.1 Station personnel and visitors shell utilize the left two lanes of the site access road to the EOF. 4.3.7.2 Construction personnel and visitors shall utilize the right two lanes of the site access road to the 3&R er.ployment office.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-210 EVACUATION REVISION NO. O PAGE 6 0F 10 4.3.8 Plant Security shall be promptly notified to assist in
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Supervisors shall report accountability of all site personnel to the Emergency Coordinator within 30 minutes of an order to evacuate in accordance with EPP-209,
" Personnel Accountability." Security personnel shall be responsible for continuously accounting for individuals thereafter.
4.4 Subsecuent Actions 4.4.1 Personnel in the assembly areas shall remain there pending further instructions from the Emergency Coordinator. 4.4.2 Personnel shall be directed to another assembly area, should the safety of the designated area be compromised. 4.4.3 Plant Security shall verify that site personnel have been evacuated and the information has been communicated to the Emergency Coordinator. 4.4.4 Only under the Emergency Coordinator's cognizance shall personnel enter the affected area prior to the termination of the emergency. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 8 5.2 EPP-101, " Preparation of E=ergency Plan Procedures" 5.3 EPP-209, " Personnel Accountability" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Station Building Evacuation Map for Containment Personnel 6.2 Station Building Evacuation Map for Restricted Access Area 6.3 Station Building Evacuation Map for Administration Personnel, Individuals Inside Protected Area, Individuals Outside Restricted Area, and Brown & Root Construction Personnel ' 6.4 Evacuation Map for Fire or other Radiological Alert within the Protected Area and Site Evacuation
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e s , CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 0 A lS82 EPP-211 RELEASE OF T0XIC MATERIAL REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 5 1.0 Purpose The purpose of this procedure is to establish the actions necessary for evaluation, isolation and decontamination in the event of a non-radiological toxic material release. 2.0 Applicability This procedure is applicable to all personnel at CPSES. This proca-dure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitiens , 3.1 Permissible Excesure Limit (PEL) - The concentration limit for a given material for an 8-hour exposure. 3.2 Toxic Materials - A poisonous substance that through its chemical action is destructive or harmful. 3.2.1 Chlorine - A heavy greenish-yellow non-flammable gas. Exposures may result in chronic lung changes, accelerated i aging and suffocation. ( PEL = 1 ppa or 3 mg/m 3 3.2.2 Formaldehyde - A colorless pungent gas used in solution with methyl alcohol. Effects are skin irritation, eye irritation and sharp burning of the nose and throat. PEL = 5 ppa 3.2.3 Hydrazine - Possible carcinogen. Effects are severe skin burns, iiver and kidney damage, red blood hemolysis and pulmonary edema. PEL = 1 ppa or 1.3 mg/m 3 3.2.4 Morpholine - A flammable liquid in the alkaline class. Effects are skin, eye and respiratory tract irritation. PEL = 20 ppm or 20 mg/m3 3.2.5 Sodium Hydroxide - A solid that is extremely soluble in water. Common injuries include burns of the skin and eyes. PEL = 2 mg/m3 3.2.6 sulfuric Acid - A viscous, oily liquid with a strong affinity for water, which it removes from organic material and thus chars and destroys tissue. Airborne sists or fumes cause damage to both skin and mucous membranes. PEL = 1 mg/m'
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-211 OCT 011992 RELEASE OF T0XIC MATERIAL REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 0F 5 4.0 instructions 4.1 Precautions, 4.1.1 In the event of a major toxic material release such as a chlorine tank rupture or a hydrazine drum failure which creates an immediate operational or personnel hazard, the on-duty Shift Supervisor shall be promptly informed of the situation. 4.1.2 Internal facility alarms shall be activated, as necessary, all plant personnel notified and all non-essential person-nel evacuated from the affected area as detailed in EPP-210. " Evacuation". 4.1.3 The type and magnitude of the release shall be estimated for possible protective clothing and respiratory protec-tion use before sampling. 4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 The affected area shall be sampled by the Chemistry and
' Environmental Section to determine the material concen-tration.
4.2.1.1 If the concentration exceeds the PEL on site, an Unusual Event is declared. 4.2.1.2 If the concentration exceeds 10% che PEL in the Plant, an Alert is declared.
'+ . 2.1. 3 If the concentration exceeds 100I the PEL in the Plant, s Site Area Emergency is declared.
4.2.2 The applicable off-site authorities shall be notified as per EPP-203, " Emergency Notification and Communications". 4.2.3 Clean up personnel shall dress in appropriate protective clothing and respiratory protection equipment as specified by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.2.3.1 The Emergency Coordinator may receive advice on protective measures from the Industrial Safety Representative and/or the Chemistry and Environ-mental Engineer. 4.2.3.2 For full protection, personnel should use a self-contained breaching apparatus, protective clothing, hard hat, neoprene rubber gloves, goggles and rubber boots. I
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL gg 3 i .ggp EPP-211 RELEASE OF T0XIC MATERIAL REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 OF 5 4.2.4 The affected area shall be cleaned with as much chemical contamination removed as possible as detailed in the attachments. 4.2.5 Samples shall be taken and analyted to ensure proper decontamination in accordance with approved procedures. 4.3 Subseouent Actions 4.3.1 After the release concentrations are confirmed to be below I the PEL's, the Emergency Coordinator may close out or doescalace the emergency as detailed in EPP-203 "Notifi-cation and Communication". 4.3.2 A written report to the EPA in accordance with STA-502,
" Reporting of Operating Information to Regulatory Agencies Other than the NRC" shall be submitted within 15 days l containing:
a) Date, time and type of incident b) Name and quantity of materials c) Extent of any injuries and assessment of actual or potential health hazards d) Quantity and disposition of recovered material. 5.0 References
- 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 2.0 5.2 EPP-203, " Emergency Notification and Communications" 5.3 EPP-210. " Evacuation" 5.4 STA-502, " Reporting of Operating Information to Regulatory Agencies Other than the NRC" l
6.0 Attachments 6.1 Emergency Actions for Toxic Material Spills , l
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT C . 522 EPP-211 RELEASE OF T0XIC MATERIAL REVISION NO. O PAGE 5 0F 5 ATTACEMENT 1 PAGE 1 0F 1 EMERGINCY ACTIONS FOR TOIIC MATERIAL SPILLS Material Action Chlorine 1. Keep combustibles away from spill area.
- 2. Stop leak if you can do it without risk.
- 3. Use water spray to reduce vapors but do,not put water on leak area.
- 4. Isolate area until gas has dispersed.
( Formaldehyde 1. No flares, smoking or flames in area. l Hydrazine 2. Do not touch spilled material. I Morpholine 3. Stop leak if you can do it without risk.
- 4. Use water spray to reduce vapors but do not get water inside containers.
- 5. Take up with sand or other noncombustible absorbent material.
- 6. Flush with water.
Sodium Hydroxide 1. Do not touch spilled material.
- 2. Stop leak if you can do it without risk.
- 3. Take up with sand or other noncombustible absorbent material.
- 4. Flush with water.
Sulfuric Acid 1. Do not touch spilled material.
- 2. Do not get water inside container.
- 3. Stop leak if you can do it without risk.
- 4. Use water spray to reduce vapors but do not put water on leak area.
- 5. Keep combustibles away from spill area.
- 6. Flush with water (USE CAUTION).
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CPS ES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-305 6W PERSON.'t DOSIMETRY FOR EMERCENCY CONDITIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 8 1.0 Pu rpose The purpose of this procedure is to describe the methods for issuance, use, and control of personnel dosimetry for emergency conditions and to define the personnel exposure dose lLaits for emergency conditions. 2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to all plant and non-plant personnel who are required to wear dosimetry in the event of an emergency or potential emergency condition at CPSES. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Restricted Area - Any area to which access is controlled for the purpose of radiation protection. Any area where an individual could receive a dose in excess of 2 nillirem during any one hour period. 3.2 Plant Personnel - Enployees of Texas Utilities Generating Company (TUGCO), whose permanently assigned job location is Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station (CPSES). 3.3 Non-Plant Personnel - An individual other than those defined above. 3.4 Soeciality_3adges - Special personnel monitoring devices (i.e. , ring , wrist, ankle, feet, etc.) issued to monitor special exposure conditions. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 If conditions permit, all personnel should complete the training requirements prior to requesting plant access and issuance of personnel destnetry devices. However, under emergnney conditions, access and dosimetry issuance may be granted by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.1.2 Precautions shall be taken to prevent the contamination, damage or loss of personnel monitoring devices. Personnel assigned such devices are responsible for exercising these precautions. I
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-305 PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY FOR EMERGENCY CONDITIONS REVISION NO. O PACE 3 0F 8 4.1.3 The limits in 10 CFR Part 20 shall not be exceeded except with the concurrence of the Radiation Protection Coordinator and authorized by the Emergency Coordinator for a life saving or an urgent plant emergency in which case the limits listed on Attachnent 1, shall not be exceeded. 4.1.4 For the purpose of exposure control, individuals shall not enter any area where dose rates are unknown or beyond the range of instruments being used. Personnel shall wear dosimeters appropriate for measurement of anticipated exposure levels. This shall include thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs) to permanently record the whole body exposures and two (2) direct-read pencil dosimeters for whole body exposure: 0 - 500 mR range and 0 - SR range. 4.1.5 Individuals authori:ed to receive planned over exposures shall wear dosimeters appropriate for measurement of anticipated exposure levels. This shall include thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs) to record permanent whole body exposure and two (2) direct-read pencil dosimeters for whole body exposure: 0 - SR range and 0 - 200R range. o 4.1.6 Personnel with assigned badges =ust have an exposure update prior to entrance into a restricted area. Previous exposure shall be verified by recalling the most recent TLD evaluation list and the current pocket dosimeter list. This in, formation will provide an estimation of current exposure data. , 4.1.7 The Onsite Radiological Coordinator shall be responsible for the issuance of personnel dosimetry with proper recordkeeping maintained in accordance with HPA-117,
" Personnel Exposure Records".
4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 Personnel Desimetry Issuance - Non-plant Personnel In the event of an emergency or potential emergency condition, personnel dosimetry for non plant energency
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-305 AUG 6 1982 PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY FOR EMERGENCY CONDITIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 8 workers nay be issued at the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF). 4.2.1.1 If conditions permit, each individual shall fill out Form HPA-117-1. 4.2.1.2 If the emergency situation does not warrant , adequate time for prior information, a pocket dosimeter and a TLD shall be issued to the individual and an escort shall be required. 4.2.1.3 The Onsite Radiological Coordinator shall establish a file for each individual issued dosimetry. l 4.2.1.4 A Pocket Dosimeter Log shall be maintainei for l dosimetry issuance and accountability l 1 (Attachment 2). 4.2.2 Personnel Dosinetry Issuance ,, Plant Personnel 4.2.2.1 Plant personnel shall assemble at the EOF if it is activated: otherwise, their dosimetry devices are available at the Security Building. 4.2.2.2 If the Security Building is not tenable, all l dosimetry shall be made available at the Emergency Operations Facility. 4.2.2.3 Dosicecry devices shall be returned to the issuing facility with the exception that if the Security Building is evacuated then the devices shall be returned to the EOF. 4.2.2.4 The returned dosimetry devices and badges shall be segregated until they can be evaluated by Radiation Protection personnel. 4.2.2.5 If the assigned badge is not available, a new badge shall be issued after the individual's dosimet y record has been checked. I 4.2.3 Specialty Badges If required, specialty badges shall be issued at the l discretion of Radiation Protection. 4.3 Subsequent Actions
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN tiANUAL AU(L 6 1992 EPP-305 PERSONNEL DOSDiETRY FOR EliERGENCY CONDITIONS REVISION 30. O PAGE 5 0F 8 i 4.3.1 Dosimetry Evaluations Pocket dosimetry evaluations shall be on a shif t frequency. Pocket dosimeter log sheet, EPP-305-1, shall be completed and retained by the Onsite Radiological Coordinator. TLD evaluations shall be on an as needed basis. 4.3.2 Planned Over-Exposure 4.3.2.1 As soon as possible, une monitoring devices used for planned over-exposures shall be collected and evaluated. 4.3.2.2 Personnel receiving planned over-exposures greater than 25 Rem shall be transported to Hood General Hospital for a medical examination and obse rvation. 4.3.3 Speciality Badges Speciality badges ( rings, wrist, ankle, etc) shall be evaluated as soon as possible af ter the job assignment has been completed. 4.3.4 Dosimetry Incidents 4.3.4.1 Lost or damaged dosimetry, or erratic operation of dostseters shall be reported immediately to Onsite Radiological Coordinator. The Radiation Protection Section shall initiate an investigation, documenting it by use of Fora HPA-ll3-3. 4.3.4.2 In the event a dosimeter is dropped or reads off-scale, it shall be reported i=nediately to the Radiation Protection Section. Tne Onsite Radiological Coordinator will then initiate and complete an investigation utilizing Form HPA-113-3. 4.3.4.3 'n'henever an over exposure has occurred or is suspected, tne individual's TLD shall be processed, his pocket dostneter read tamediately, and the results recorded. The Onsite Radiological Coordinator shall then complete Forn HPA-113-2.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERCENCY PLAN MANUAL AUG 6 1982 EPP-305 PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY FOR EMERCENCY CONDITIONS REVISION NO. O PAGE 6 0F S 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Sections 8 and 9 5.2 CPSES Ceneral Health Physics Plan, Section 3 5.3 HPA-113, "Pe rsonnel Dosime try" l 5.4 HFI-301, " Personnel Exposure Records" 5.5 Nuclear Regulatory Commission 10 CFR Part 20, "Standarda for Protection Against Radiation" 5.6 National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, Report No. 39, " Basic Radiation Protection Criteria" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Attachment 1, " Planned Energency Exposure Limits" 6.2 Attachment 2, " Pocket Dosimeter Log"
CPSES ISSUE DATE Pl:0CEuuRE :.u. C:tE!!CE lCY PL\!; !!AillAL EPP-305 PCRSON!;EL DOSL*!CTRY FOR E!!CRCE.YCY C0t:DIT10!;S REVISIO !10. O PAGC 7 0F 8 f ~ ATTACll!E!;T 1 PACE 1 0F 1 FLANNED DERCENCT TI?CSI:RI L*.MT!S fRD!) CCR M 7E OR L171SA73G FROHL.m AC" IONS (a) ACM ONS (a) Uhole Body 25 100 nyroid 115(c) No Limits (b) Estremities 100(a) 200(a) (a) NCRP Report No. 39, 1971 - (b) nyroid exposure should be =1ai'ized to the extent feasible by the use of respiratory protec. ion and/or thyroid prophylaxis. However, no upper limit is specified for lifesaving adtion since co=plete loss of thyroid function may be considered an acceptable risk for saving life. (c) EPA Protective Action Guides, Sept. 1975 Life Saving Actions nas applies to search for and removal of injured persons, or entry to prevent conditions that veuld probably injure numbers of people.
- 1. Rescue personnel should be volunteers or professional rescue personnel r (e.g. firemen who " volunteer" by choice of employment).
- 2. Rescue personnel should be broadly fm=41*me with the consequences of exposure.
- 3. Women capable of reproduction should not taka part on these actions.
4 Other things being equal, volunteers above the age of 45 should be selected.
- 3. Internal exposure should be =4a+=ized by the use of the best available
.espiratory protection, and contamination should be controlled by the use of available protective clothias.
- 6. Normally, exposure under these conditions shall be limited to once in a 11:atime.
- 7. Persons receird.ng exposures as indicated above, should avoid procreation for a period up to a few months.
Ac-ions in Less Ureect Esertencias nis applies under less stressful circumstances where it is still desirable to enter a hazardous area to protect facilities, el1=inate further escape of affluents, or to control fires.
- 1. Persons performing the planned actions should be volunteers broadly familiar with exposure consequences.
- 2. Women capable of reproduction shall not take part.
- 3. Internal exposure shall be minimized by respiratory protection, and contamina-tion controlled by the use of protective clo
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4 Normally, if the retrospective dose from these actions is a substantial fraction of the prospective limits, the actions should be limited to once in a lifstime.
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EME2GENCY PLAN liANUAL SEP 1 5 L*S2 EPP-306 i STABLE IODINE THYROID BLOCKING REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 7 1.0 Purpose The purpose of this procedure is to prescribe the administration of Potassium Iodide (KI) tablets during emergency situations, and to specify tha actions, records maintenance, and inspections necessary for using KI. 2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to all personnel who receive, or might receive, a calculated iodine dose of 10 Rem, or greater, to the thyroid. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions None 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 Potassius Iodide (KI) tablets shall be administered only when directed by the Emergency Coordinator, acting on the advice of the Radiation Protection Coordinator or his designee. The use of KI is based upon an expected individual thyroid dose of 10 Rem, or greater. 4.1.1.1 KI shall be administered in the TSC ey the TSC Health Physicist. 4.1.1.2 KI shall be administered in the OSC by the OSC Supervisor. 4.1.1.3 KI shall be administered in the EOF by cne Radiation Protection Coordinator. Nota: Thyroid blocking is only a recommendation. The individual must decide whether or not to consume the taolet. 4.1.2 For maximum blockage, KI should be administered one-half hour, to one hour, before exposure. 4.1.2.1 Uptake of radiciodines is reduced by 50% when KI is administered within 3-4 hours after exposure; however, little benefit is
l CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL SEP 1 5 ra2 EPP-306 STABLE IODINE THYROID BLOCKING REVISION No. O PAGE 3 0F 7 gained when taken 10-12 hours after exposure. 4.1.3 Dosage is limited to one (1) 130-mg II tablet initially, and one (1) tablet per day for a period not to exceed ten (10) days post exposure. 4.1.4 Potassium Iodide (KI) tablets are located in Emergency Kits and will be inspected in accordance with EPP-106, " Surveillance of Emergency Kits *, and replaced as specified by the vendor. 4.2 I= mediate Actions 4.2.1 Radiciodine concentrations may be determined from remote reading control room instru=entation, various air sampling techniques, or may be calculated based on release rates and characteristics and meteorological conditions. Use Attachnent I to project thyroid dose as a function of airborne concentratian (right ordinate) and duration of exposure (abscissa). As a backup only, thyroid dose say be estimated by gamma exposure rate (left ordinate). 4.2.2 When directed, as in 4.1.1 above, dispense one (1) 130-mg KI tablet to each emergency team member who might be required to enter a high-level airborne radiciodine environ =ent. 4.2.3 Use Attachsent 2, Form EPP-306-1, Record of Potassium Iodide Distribution, to identify each person to whcc a KI tablet, initial or post-exposure, is administered. 4.3 Subseauent Actions 4.3.1 Once taken, and the radiciodine concentration is verified or the calculated dose determined, KI tablets should be administered, one (1) 130-mg KI tablet each day, for ten (10) days post-exposure. 4.3.2 Individuals with known or suspected exposure to high airborne concentrations shall receive thyroid counts on a regular basis throughout the KI treatment period to verify the effectiveness of treatment and estimate dose commitment. i
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CPSES EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL gSg g PROCEDURE NO. EPP-306 STABLE IODINE THYROID BLOCKING REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 7 4.3.2.1 Copies of all bioassays subsequent to exposure of individuals shall be retained in accordance with HPA-117, " Personnel ) Exposure Records", by Radiation Protection Personnel. 4.3.3 Update Form EPP-306-1, Record of Potassium Iodide Distribution, to reflect the date and time period of exposure and airborne radiciodine concentration encountered by each individual. 4.3.3.1 Records of potassium iodide distribution shall be complaced and retained in accordance with HPA-ll7, " Personnel Exposure Records", by Radiation Protection Personnel. 4.3.4 Restock supplies of KI tablets within can (10) days. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 8.0 5.2 EPP-106, " Surveillance of Emergency Kits" 5.3 FDA-ll7, " Personnel Exposure Records" 5.4 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Conmission, Examination Of Off-Site Radiological Emergency Protective Measures For Nuclear Reactor Accidents Involving Core Melt, NUREG/CR-1131, September 1981. 5.5 Bureau of Radiological Health and Bureau of Drugs, Potassium Iodide As A Thyroid-Blocking Agent In A Radiation Emergency: Proposed Recommendation On Use, Acril 1981 5.6 Environmental Protection Agency, Manual Of Protective Action Guides And Protective Actions For Nuclear Incidents, EPA-520/1-75-001, September 1975. 5.7 Nacional Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements , (NCRP): Protection of the Thyroid Gland in the Event of Release of Radioiodine, NCRP Report No. 55, August 1, 1977.
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE No. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL f,UG 6 1992 EPP-307 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF SITE EVACUEES REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 6 l t 1.0 Pu rpose This procedure provides instructions for the radiological monitoring of personnel that have been evacuated from CPSES during an emergency or abnormal condition. 2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to all individuals evacuated from the owner controlled area at the CPSES plant site during an Alert or higher class emergency and becomes ef fective wnen issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Emergency Response Monitoring Team - A group of two or more personnel trained in Radiation Protection and assigned specific duties of radiological monitoring and decontamination of station evacuees. At leact one team member shall be a Radiation Protection Technician. 3.2 Personnel Contamination - Any deposit of radioactive
=aterial on a person. The action 1L21: for personnel contamination is 1000 dpm per probe area (Pancake probe or equivalent) . A level higher than this indicates the need for decontamination.
3.3 Frisker - A portable count rate instrument sensitive to low levels of radioactive contamination. 3.4 Nasal Smears - A method of detecting contamination of the nasal passages using a q-Tip swab stick or nasal tissue paper. 3.5 Owner Controlled Area - The area around the station that is owned and controlled by Texas Utilities. This area includes the exclusion area. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4 4.1.1 Medical attention to serious injuries should take priority over the resoval of contamination. For individuals wno are injured and contaminated refer to EPP-308, " Transporting of Contaminated Injured Personnel." 1 1
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL - 07 AUG 6 1992 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF SITE EVACUEES REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 OF 6 4.1.2 Contaminated individuals needing First Aid should be given priority for decontamination. 4.1.3 Except for Radio-Iodine decontamination, chemical decontamination should be employed as a last resort. 4.1.4 High level contamination or nose and mouth contamination shall be evaluated for internal contamination and the need for whole body counting or other bio-assay techniques. 4.1.5 Chemicals other than soap shall not be used around the eyes, ears, nose and mouth. 4.1.6 Continued vigorous washing may chap or abrade the ! s kin. l 4.1.7 The Radiation Protection Technician on the monitoring team should assure the proper valve alignment to the 5000 gallon holding tank at the Emergency Operations Decontamination Facility. 4.1.8 The Emergency Coordinator may waive the requirements for personnel surveys when conditions indicate that contamination is unlikely. 4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 When the Emergency Coordinator orders a site evacuation. the Emergency Response Monitoring Team members shall proceed to the Emergency Operations Facility and the area of the Brown & Root employment office to set up Radiological Monitoring Stations. 4.2.1.1 The Emergency Coordinator may order all personnel to assemble at the TUGCo parking lot and the 3rown & Root time office if the CPSES Radiological release has been minimal. 4.2.2 Monitoring Team members should establish a personnel control point at the selected assembly areas. Barricade the area with yellow rope or ribbon to accommodate the contaminated evacuees, but take measures to prevent further spread of the contamination.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERCENCY PLAN IMNUAL EPP-307 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF SITE EVACUEES REVISION NO. O PACE 4 0F 6 l 4.2.3 Personnel vill not be allowed to leave the assembly area until they have cleared a personnel frisk survey. Individuals with contamination levels in excess of the action limit shal) be escorted to the Emergency Operations Decontamination Facilities. 4.2.3.1 When possible, provide temporary protective clothing and shoe covers to those individuals with the highest contamination levels during transport to the decontamination facilities. Keep the assembly area under control until a radiological survey has cleared it. 4.2.4 At the Energency Operations Decontamination facility, initiate a Form HFr-303-1, " Personnel Decontamination Record", for each contaminated individual before any decontamination effort. 4.2.5 Clothing and personal items found to be contaminated shall be removed and placed in a plastic bag with the person's name, date and time, for later evaluation. 4.2.6 Start general decontamination with soap and lukewarm water per HPT-303 " Personnel Decontamination". Monitor for residual contamination and repeat as needed. 4.2.6.1 A dandruff shampoo may be substituted for soap. 4.2.6.2 For decontanination of the hands and fingernails, a sof t brush may be used. 4.2.7 For suspected radiciodine contamination of the skin. use a 5% solution of Sodium Bisulfite and sponge into the affected area. DO NOT RUS. Follme with soap and wa te r . 4.2.7.1 A 5% solution is made by adding 5 grams of Sodium Bisulfite to 100 ml of water. 4.2.8 If decontamination has been successful and lowered residual skin contamination to < 1,000 dpm (Beta-Camrm) or 100 dpa ( Alpha) the individuals may be released for First Aid or to their work supervisor.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-307 U 6 E82 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF SITE EVACUEES REVISION NO. O PAGE 5 0F 6 4.2.9 If decontamination has been unsuccessful af ter 5 soap and water washes, "Other Decontamination Techniques" described in Attachnent I may be tried. 4.3 Subsequent Actions I i 4.3.1 Continue the decontamination steps in Attachment I l until all detectable activity has been removed or l until there is no longer a decrease in the contamination level. 4.3.2 Complete the applicable portions of HFI-303-1 and distribute according to the routing list on the form. 4.3.3 Consult the Radiation Protection Engineer, his designee or the Emergency Coordinator if significant skin contamination still exists af ter trying some of the other techniques outlined in Attachment I. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Sections 8 and 9 5.2 EPP-101, " Preparation of Emergency Plan Procedures" 5.3 EPP-308, " Transporting of Contaminated Injured Personnel" 5.4 HPA-116, " Personnel Contamination Monitoring" 5.5 HPT-303, "Pe rsonnel Decontamination" 5.6 H PT-504, " Personnel Contamination Monitoring" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 At tachme nt 1, "Other Decontamination Techniques" i
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- 1. Make Tide or other plain detergent into a paste. With additional water, wash with a mild scrubbing action. Use care not to chap or erode the skin. Monitor af ter each step.
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- 3. Sweating may decontaminate a hand or foot by placing a cotton glove or stocking over it, then placing in a plastic slove or bootie. Tape shut and allow body heat to produce sweating for several minutes. Remove the bag or bootie and cotton garment and wash with soap and warm water.
- 4. Titanium dioxide paste (prepare by mixing precipated citanius dioxide paste with a snall amount of lanolin). Work the paste into the contaminated area for 2 minutes. Rinse and wash with soap and warm water.
- 5. Mix equal volunes of a saturated solution of potassium ,
permanganate and 0.2N Sulfuric Acid, (saturate solution of KMg04 is 6.4 grams per 100 ml of H 2O). Pour over wet hands, rubbing T the af fected area using a hand brush not note than 2 minutes. Rinse with water.
- 6. Apply a freshly prepared 5% solution of sodiuo acid sulfite, (solution nade by dissolving 5 grams of NaHS03 crystals in 100 21 distilled wa ter). Use in the same manner as No. 5 above which should renove the permanganate stain. Do not use near the eyes, nose, south or other body openings. Apply lanolin or hand cream when conpleted. -
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S. Flushing of lacerations. ' dash the wound with large amounts of water and spread the edges of the wound to stinulate bleeding. If bleeding is profuse, bandage the wound and continue i decontanination of the surrounding area. l
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2.0 Aoplicability This procedure applies to contaminated individuals with injuries requiring offsite emergency medical care. Utilization of this procedure constitutes an UNUSUAL EVENT and knplements the CPSES Emergency Plan. This procedure becomes ef fective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Minor injury - an injury that does not endanger the life of an indisidual, and first aid is generally sufficient wr ea tment. Radiological decontamination should be completed prior to treating the injury. 3.2 Serious injury - an injury or condition including unconsciousness, profuse bleeding, extensive burns, severe pain without an obvious injury, an obvious f racture or any other injury that requires professional medical trea tment as soon as possible. Contamination is the lesser consequence when serious injuries are involved. 3.3 Radiation overexposure - a confirmed whole body exposure of 25 REM or greater, requiring a minimum of observation for medical trea tment. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 Unless an overexposure has been preplanned (EPP-305,
" Personnel Dosimetry for Emergency Conditions"),
personnel exposures should aot exceed the limits set in 10CFR20. 4.1.2 Medical assistance rendered shall be within the scope of the rescuer's qualifications. 4.1.3 Contaminated individuals transported to the hospital shall be accompanied by a Radiation Protection Technician.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-308 TRANSPORTING CONTAMINATED INJURED PERSONNEL REVISION'NO. 1 PAGE 3 0F 7 4.1.4 If any individual is suspected of inhaling or ingesting airborne radioactivity, notify the Emergency Coordinator and Radiation Protection Coordinator so arrangements can be made for a whole body count and/or collection of bicassay specimens. 4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 If possible, remove the victim (s) from the accident area if the area is highly contaminated or of fers further danger to victim and/or rescuer. 4.2.2 Provide appropriate emergency medical care immediately for serious injuries. 4.2.3 Notify the Shif t Supervisor (Emergency Coordinator) or the Control Room and, if available, the Radiation Protection Coordinator, when practical, of the following: 4.2.3.1 Number of persons injured. 4.2.3.2 Current location of those injured. 4.2.3.3 Obvious injuries. 4.2.3.4 Known/ suspected radiological condition. 4.2.3.5 Request for additional assistance. 4.2.3.6 Medical treatment rendered. 4.2.4 If offsite medical transportation support is required, the Emergency Coordina tor, or designee, should contact either the Glen Rose Ambulance Service or the Hood General Hospital hubulance using EPP-203,
" Emergency Notification and Cocmunication", and as a minimum, inform them of the following:
4.2.4.1 Location to report to at CPSES. 4.2.4.2 Final destination: Hood General Hospital 4.2.5 The Emergency Coordinator, or designee, shall establish communications with the Hood General Hospital and inform them of the following: 4.2.5.1 Number and extent of injured personnel. _ - _ - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ l
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NOV 3 01982 TRANSPORTING CONTAMINATED INJURED PERSONNEL REVISION NO. 1 PAGE 4 0F 7 4.2.5.2 Radiological status of the injured (if l known). l 4.2.6 The Emergency Coordinator, or designee, shall notify Security of the pending arrival of an emergency vehicle and the location where it should be directed. . 4.2.7 Radiation Protection personnel shall assist in preparing seriously injured and potentially contaminated personnel for transportation to the hospital. 4.2.7.1 If the injured can be decontaminated, dc so in accordance with HPT-303, " Personnel Decontamination" and record the results on the HPT-303-1 and inform the E=ergency Coordinator and the Radiation Protection Coordinator of the change in radiological status. 4.2.7.2 Remove as much contaminated =aterial from the victim as possible, without aggravating the injuries. 4.2.7.3 If decontamination is not possible due to wound aggravation, take precautions to prevent the spread of contamination during transport and at the hospital. 4.2.7.4 Complete as much of Form EPP-308-1 as possible. Copies of the completed form shall be distributed accordingly:
- a. A copy shall accompany the victim (s).
- b. A copy shall be directed to the Emergency Coordinator or designee.
- c. A copy shall be directed to the Radiation Protection Engineer or designee.
4.2.8 If practical, move the victim (s) to the location designated by the Emergency Coordinator. 4.2.9 Communications shall be maintained between the hospital, ambulance, and CPSES.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN liANUAL g. j y , g. EPP-308 TRANSPORTING CONTMiINATED INJURED PERSONNEL REVISION NO. 1 PAGE 5 0F 7 4.2.9.1 Communications between the hospital and CPSES shall be by telephone. 4.2.9.2 Communications between the hospital and the ambulance shall be by two-way radio. 4.2.9.3 As an optional cocmunications link between the ambulance and CPSES, the Radiation Protection Technician accompanying the victim (s) may be issued a hand-held radio. 4.2.10 Protective clothing shall be utilized by personnel attending the victim (s) per instructions issued by the attending Radiation Protection Technician. 4.3 Subsequent Actions 4.3.1 The Emergency Coordinator or designee shall alert Hood General Hospital to the information listed on EP P-308-1. 4.3.2 For personnel receiving minor injuries, complete first aid treatment and decontamination as required. 4.3.2.1 Radiation Protection personnel shall complete the decontamination Form RPT-303-1. 4.3.3 If an overexposure is suspected or confirmed, process the victim's personnel monitoring devices immediately. The results shall be relayed to the E=ergency Coordinator and the Radiation Protection Coordinator. The Emergency Coordinator should transmit the information to the medical treatment personnel. 4.3.3.1 Radiation Protection personnel shall complete the dose recording and reporting process per HPA-113, " Personnel Dosimetry". 4.3.4 All swabs, rags and flushing solutions used for treating injuries shall be retained for future evaluation. 4.3.5 All personnel involved with transportation and offsite treatment shall be surveyed to assure they are not contaminated.
CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN liANUAL NOV 3 3 E2 TRANSPORTING CONTA!!INATED INJURED PERSONNEL REVISION NO. 1 PAGE 6 0F 7 4.3.6 Personnel monitoring devices shall be collected from all involved individuals and processed as soon as practical. 4.3.7 The ambulance and hospital facilities shall not be released until appropriate s2rveys are performed to assure contamination levels do not exceed limits for unrestricted areas (<1000 3pm/lGO cm2 or <0.05 nR/hr. for beta-gamma and <100 dpe/100 cm2 for alpha). - 4.3.8 If more definitive medical care is required, Radiation Management Corporation shall be ccntacted to determine which of their facilities is available and transportation shall be arranged by the Emergency Coordinator or Radiation Protection Coordinator contingent upon the most dominating injury or condition. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 10.2 5.2 EPP-203, " Emergency Notification and Communications" 5.3 EPP-307, " Radiological Monitoring of Evacuees" 5.4 _CPSES General Health Physics Plan, Section 8.0 5.5 HPA-113, " Personnel Dosimetry" 5.6 HPT-303, " Personnel Decontamination" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Form EPP-308-1, " Injured Personnel Medical Data Record" s
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL EPP-309 OCT 01 co2 0FFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 17 l L.0 Purnose This procedure establishes a survey program in order to thoroughly assess offsite radiological conditions during an emergency at Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station (CPSES). 2.0 Apolicab111tv This procedure is applicable to all personnel performing offsite radiological monitoring during an Alert or higher class emergency. This procedure becomes effective when issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Disintegration / Count (D/C) - The efficiency factor derived for event type counters for use in activity determination. 3.2 Emergency Response Facility - The Control Room, the Technical Support Center, the Operations Support Center or the Emergency Operations Facility from where instructions to the field monitoring teams will originate. The principal ERF acco=modates the Emergency Coordinator and may include Radiation Protection management personnel. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 Individuals making the surveys should exercise caution to minimi:e exposure and limit the spread of conta
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4.1.2 No survey should be taken if the action would result in personnel exposure in excess of the 10C7R20 li=its. 4.1.3 All surveys will be taken in accordance with the current Health Physics Technical Procedures unless othe: vise directed by the Offsite Radiological Coordinator (ORC) or in his absence, the Technical Support Center Health Physicist (TSC-HP) or the E=ergency Coordinator (EC). 4.1.4 Emergency survey teams shall consist of a minimum of two persons; at least one member of the survey team shall be a Radiation Protection Technician meeting A.N.S.I. 18.1 ' qualifications. 4.1.5 Ensure the vehicle to be used for field surveys is fully gassed and equipped with =obile radio (preset to the CPSES emergency frequency). Radiological protection survey instruments and equipment, as found in the Radiological Response field kit (Attachment 5), shall be utili:ed.
/ J , '* CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT ' issa EPP-309 0FFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 3 0F 17 4.1.6 Field teams should keep at least one dose-rate monitoring instrument in the "on" position to minimize unexpected or lengthy exposure to the plume. 4.1.7 All portable radiation instruments shall be used in accordance with HPT-801, " Operation of Portable Survey Instruments". 4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 All personnel assigned to offsite monitoring teams shall assemble at the Emergency Operations Facility unless otherwise directed by the Radiation Protection Coordinator or the Emergency Coordinator. 4.2.2 The Radiation Protection Coordinator shall assign survey priorities based on assessment needs or as conditions warrant. In the interim, the Emergency Coordinator may assign priorities. 4.2.3 Obtain offsite monitoring kit from its storage location in the EOF. 4.2.4 The lines of reportability for offsite monitoring teams are as follows: 4.2.4.1 During an Alert emergency action level, report to the TSC-EP. 4.2.4.2 During a Site Area Emergency, or higher action level, report to the ORC in the EOF. 4.2.5 Offsite monitoring teams shall establish radio contact, on the emergency frequency, with the TSC or EOF prior to departing the site, upon completion of nonitoring at each location, and upon return to the site. Back-up communicacious, in the event of radio failure or loss of contact, shall be by telephone with (later) (EOF), or (later) (TSC). 4.2.7 The following field surveys shall be taken. 4.2.7.1 Dose rates, general area (both window open and window closed; and true Beta calculations based on calibrated Beta Factor, posted on the instrument). 4.2.7.2 Airborne radioactivity /radiciodine samples (Silver Zeolite, or equivalent cartridge, and
y . , CPSES , ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT o 1 ic82 EPP-309 0FFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 17 particulate filter) shall be taken with a flow race of 2 C7M for a 5-minute period yielding a 10 FT air sample. Evaluate the cartridge for gross Iodine activity using either the portable MCA or by returning t.he cartridge to the EOF for counting. Immediately transmit suriey data using EPP-309-1, to notify the G F of results equal to or greater than 1 x 10 ci/cc. 4.2.8 Contamination level surveys shall be performed as appropriate (i.e. positive results from direct radiation and airborne surieys. 4.2.9 Environmental TLD evaluations shall be collected ONLY when directed by the ORC, TSC - HP, or EC. 4.2.10 Using the plume centerline sector as a base and covering the 22.5* sector on either side as a mini , start surveying at the environmental T.L.D. locations' nearest the plant, then radiate outward being sure to include all other TLD locations in the affected area (Attachments 3 and 4). 4.2.11 Offsite surrey teams shall record suriey data on EPP-309-1, "Offsite Emergency Radiological Survey Data Sheet," Attachment 1, which will be used to transmit pertinent data to the EOF. 4.2.11.1 When transmitting survey data, culy those "Boxtd" items of Attachment i vill actually be transmitted. Example: " EOF this is Team One. I have suriey data. Are you ready to copy? OVER."
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OVER." EOF this is Team One, message follows: NNW 4.6, 1245, PART L, 32, 20, 36; PART 2, 2000; PART 3, 1500; PART 4, 4.2E-10; PART 5, 2.8E-8; PART 6, N0; l
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4.2.11.2 EOF Communications shall record transmitted j survey data on EPP-309-2, " EOF /TSC . I Communications Sheet - Offsite Surrey Results", Attachment 2. 4.2.12 Additional areas of survey will be based on directly read data and guidance from the TSC Health Physicist, the Offsite Radiological Coordinator, or the Emergency Coordinator. 4.3 Subseouent Actions 4.3.1 When the field surveying is complete, monitor the involved personnel and equipment for contamination and decontaminate as necessary. 4.3.2 All survey samples and results shall be returned to the appropriate response facility for definitive analysis and evaluation. 4.3.3 The field survey teams shall keep the Offsite Radiological Coordinator apprised of their status by maintaining radio or telephone contacts fron the field, and by reporting "IN" on return to the Assembly Point to avait further instructions. 5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 7.3 5.2 CPSES General Health Physics Plan, See:1ons 5 & 6 5.3 ENV-204, " Placement, Collection, Preparation, and Shipment of gag n 5.4 HPT-819, "Use of the Nuclear Data-6, Portable MCA" 5.5 HPT-601, " Radiation Surveys" ' 5.6 HPT-602, "Contaninatics Surreys" 5.7 HPT-603, " Airborne Surveys" 5.8 HPT-801, " Operation of Portable Survey Instruments" _____ l
CPSES PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL gSUEDATE 0 ' *SS2 EPP-309 0FFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 6 0F 17 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Offsite Emergency Radiological Survey Data Sheet, EPP-309-1 6.2 EOF /TSC Communications Sheet - Offsite Survey Results, EPP-309-2 6.3 Offsite Survey Map with Environmental TLD Locations 6.4 Description of Environmental TLD Locations 6.5 Radiological Response Field Kit Contents
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WSW-5.35 Continue driving Northwest on this dirt road for 1.6 , miles and you will come to McGinnis Horse Ranch. TLD is located on East side, right side of road in clump of trees across from second house on left.
O 3.~* . CPSES , ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. ' EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL ' QCT 011532 EPP-309 0FFSITE EMERGENCT RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION No. O PAGd 11 0F 17 ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 2 of 7 - SAMPLE LOCATION SECTOR-MI/ DIRECT LOCATION DIRECTION WSW-7 Continue Northwest on dirt road to intersection with Paluxy Hwy. 204. TLD is on cedar tree pole just before intersection and across frem the old barn 2.4 miles from last TLD. W-5.5 Take a right on Ewy. 204 and go 2.4 miles to Hood County Road 219-3. TLD is located on South, Right side of County Road 204 in cedar bush across from entrance to County Road 219-B. l WNW-5.0 Continue on North to intersection of Hwy. 201 and Hwy. 51 and take a lef t towards Granbury. Just as you turn left on Hwy. 51, TLD is on East, right side of road just before small creek. TLD is on fence by a marker that bas "476" on it; 1.9 miles from last TLD. NW-5.7 Continue on towards Granbury from intersection Ewy. 201, Hwy. 51 and 1.9 miles to Hood County Road 206. TLD is located on East, right side of road in clump of trees, across from entrance to Hood County Road 206. WNW-6.7 Turn left or NW on Hood County Road 206. Road will turn sharply to lefe after 0.5 nile. Continue straight ahead af ter turn for 1.5 miles and you will cross railroad. The Pack's house is first house on right. TLD is located at corner of fence, just before you get to Pack place, in a rose bush. NW-9.9 Continue traveling Wast on this road for 0.8 mile. Gulf Gas Gathering Station will be on lef t side of road at intersection with Hood County Road 201. Take a right and go to Tolar. At the intersection of County Road 201 and Hwy. 377, turn right. TLD is on corner fence post just past restaurant on South, right side of road. 0.1 mile from County Road 201, Hwy. 377 intersection.
t ; a, CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. DfERGENCY PLAN MANUAL SCT 01 PiB2 EPP-309 OFFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 12 0F 17 ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 3 0F 7 SAMPLE LOCATION SECTOR-MI/ DIRECT LOCATION DESCRIPTION N-9.4 Leave Tolar on Ewy. 377 going to Granbury. When entering Granbury, take bypass 377. After you cross Lake Granbury, TLD is located in Air Monitoring Station behind Exxon Station on North, left side of Hwy. N-6.5 Leave Granbury going South towards Glen Rose on Hwy. 144 Three (3) miles South of Ewy 144 as you come to top of hill chere is a gate on the West, right side of Hwy. TLD is located just past this gate on the fence. There is also an old brokan windmill by TLD location. N-4.4 Continue traveling South on Hwy. 144 for 1.7 miles to County Road 210 which will be the first paved road on l right; turn right on this road. Continue West until road turns right, North. TLD is located just past corner by gate where two fences intersect. 0.6 miles from intersection of County Road 210 and Hwy. 144. NNW-4.6 Continue North on County Road 210 and take next County Road 212. Tura left. South, and appronimately 0.1 mile the Smith place, " Rocking Chair Ranch," is on the left. TLD is located at Air Monitoring Station just inside the gate. NNE-5.65 Return to Hwy. 144 and turn right, South, to FM 2425 which is approximately 0.1 mile. Turn left and go about 1.6 miles to intersection of Di 2425 and County l Road 310. TLD is located on fence corner just past this intersection on EK 2425 on lef t side of road. NE-4.3 Turn right ar next intersection by Macbrino Baptist Church and go 2.2 miles to "Mitchell 3end Store." TLD is located on left, East side of road behind road sign with arrow pointing North. TLD is on fence in clump of trees.
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 0 1 E8Z EPP-309 0FFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 14 0F 17 ATTACEMENT 4 PAGE 5 0F 7 SAMPLE LOCATION SECTOR-MI/ DIRECT LOCATION DESCRIPTION SE-4.6 Continue on County Road 200 to Hwy. 67 and turn right. Continue to intersection of Hwy. 67 and Ewy. 144, 1 mile. TLD is located on fence by telephone pole at NE corner of intersection where fence line is closest to Evy, 144 SE-3.85 Go North on Hwy. 144 1 mile to County Road on West, left side of Hwy. 144 Three drives go up side of hill from this intersection. Take North or 3rd drive. There will be a mobile home on lef t, yellow house on right, and another mobile home further up hill. TLD is on telephone pole with transformer at top of hill by brown and can mobile home. SSE-4.4 Double back to Hwy. 67 and continue to Glen Rose. 2.0 miles from intersection of Hwy. 67 and Hwy. 144, just as you enter Glen Rose, you will see a sign on right side of road that reads "Hico - Stephenville." There is an Air Monitoring Station by this sign. TLD is located in Air Station. W-2 Return to Plant Entrance and continue North on County Road 201 to first County Road, .01 mile, which is old County Road 201. Take this road and cross railroad track. TLD is located in Air Monitoring Station on left. WNW-1 From Administration building, proceed towards main entrance and turn right on road to Brown and Root parking lot or second road to right after Guard Gate. Take a left at next road after you cross railroad tracks, which is next to fence; proceed down fence until you come to pedestrian gate. TLD is located next to gate. W-1 Return to plant entrance road and turn right. Maintenance road is next road on left; take a left here. TLD is 0.1 mile from gate on left side of road in tree.
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 011982 EPP-309 0FFSITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 15 0F 17 - ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 6 0F 7 SAMPLZ LOCATION SECTOR-MI/ DIRECT LOCATION DESCRIPTION WSW-l Continue on maintenance road; successive TLD's are as listed. WSW-1 is 0.7 mile from W-1 on right side of road on fence. SW-0.9 is 0.4 mile from WSW-l on right side of road in tres. SSW-l is 0.5 mile from SW-0.9 on right side of road on fence. , S-1.5 is 0.5 mile from SSW-1 on right side of road on fence. SSE-1.3 is 0.4 mile from S-1.5 on right side of road in tree. SE-1.3 is 0.6 mile from SSE-1.3 on left side of road in cree. ESE-1.4 is 0.5 mile from SE-1.3 on lef t side of road in cree. k E-1.9 Continue across dam and TLD is on voeden bench =arker at NE end of dam, 0.8 mile. ENE-2.5 Continue on maintenance road to left and cross Emergency Spillway. TLD is located on left side of road in tree 0.2 mile from end of Emergency Spillway or 0.7 mile from E-1.9. OBTAIN USE OF 30AT TO PLACE TdESE TLD'S NE-1.7 and Obtain map with locations =arked. Proceed to the NNE-1.1 areas marked on map. Location direction can be checksd against relationship by direction with > Containment Buildings. TLD's are located above water line about 6'; =ay be 30 to 75 feet from edge of water.
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NNW-1.35 This TLD is located on an island. Approach with large boat must be made from NW side of island. Small flat bottom boat can be beached anywhere. TLD is located on SE or Plant side of island. Take note that an old rock farm house is only a few feet under water on the SE side of island. Do not ruin a boat motor or boat bottom on it. NW-1 There is an old road SSW of island. It can be seen better as you approach the area. A large dead oak tree is by the road in the lake. TLD is located on right side of old road,back from the water line in a tree.
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, 2 SORBENT CANNISTERS 1 F.M. TRANSCEIVER 1 BOTTLE II 1 SPARE BATTERY l AIR SAMPLER 10 MED. PLASTIC BAGS 5 SAMPLE HEADS 1 FOOT LOCKER 60 PARTICULATE SAMPLE FILTERS 1 ROLL MASKING TAPE 50 CHARCOAL FILTERS 1 ROLL DUCT TAPE 10 Ag I FILTERS 2 PORTABLE LIGHTS AND BATTERIES 2 COVERALLS - DISPOSA3LE MISC. RECORDS, PROCEDURES, -
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EMERGENCT PLAN MANUAL OCT 0 I 332 EPP-310 ON-SITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 2 0F 8 l.0 Purpose The purpose of this procedure is to establish an on-site survey system to assess radiological conditions during an emergency. 2.0 Aeolicab111tv This procedure is applicable to all emergency team members responsible for performing on-site radiological surveys during emergencies of Alert or higher classifications. This procedure becomes effective wnen issued. 3.0 Definitions 3.1 Emergency Response Facility - The predetermined location from which instructions to emergency monitoring teams will originate, normally either the Control Room or the Technical Support Center. 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precauticus 4.1.1 Emergency survey teams shall consist of a minimum of two persons, at least one of whom shall be a Radi-ation Protection Technician meeting ANSI N18.1 qualifications - who will be designated " Team Leader". 4.1.2 Emergency survey teams shall maintain com=unications with the Emergency Response Facility (ERF) as appre-priate. 4.1.3 Surveys shall not be performed if the action would result in personnel exposure in excess of 10 CFR 20 limits. 4.1.4 Individuals making surveys shall exercise caution to minimize their exposure and to limit the spread of cont a h tien. 4.1.5 All surveys shall be taken in accordance with Health Physics Technical Procedures unless otherwise instructed by the Technical Suppcrt Center Health ._ Physicist (TSC-HP). 4.1.6 Ensure the vehicle to be used for outside plant surveys is fully gassed and equipped with radio and appropriate radiological protection survey instru-ments and equipment.
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CPSES ISSUE DATE PROCEDURE NO. EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 0 1 332 EPP-310 ON-SITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGZ 3 0F 8 4.1.7 Emergency survey team members should be briefed on emergency conditions and survey objectives, and should be aware of and discuss the following: 4.1.7.1 Current area radiation monitoring system (ARMS) remote readouts for the areas of - concern. 4.1.7.2 on-going accident relatad processes or reactions, i.e. unchecked leaks, steam leaks', unusual sources of high radiation, etc. 4.1.7.3 Physical safeguards which may not be functioning. 4.1.7.4 Equipment needed from the emergency kits located in the Control Room Technical Support Cancer (TSC), and Operations Support Center (OSC). 4.1.7.5 Additional equipment needs, i.e. keys, bolt cutters, flashlights, rope, insulated - gloves, radios, etc. 4.1.7.6 Current wind direction which dictates, to out-of-plant survey teams, the primary direction of emphasis during plant re-leases. Wind direction may be obtained from meteorological computer output, and is given as the direction from which the wind is blowing. Attachment 1, On-site Monitoring Locations, is a site nap with sixteen 22.5* sectors. Generally, the affected areas will include the sector directly downvind, and the sectors on either side of the dowcwind sector. 4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 Immediately upon notification of the energency , condition (Alert classification or higher) response personnel shall assemble in the Operations Support Center (OSC) or appropriate designated location. 4.2.2 The Technical Support Center Health Physicist (TSC-EP) or his designee shall assign survey priori-ties as required by the Radiological Protection
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 01193g EPP-310 ON-SITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 4 0F 8 Coordinator (RPC) or as conditions warrant. In the absence of the RPC or TSC-EP, the Emergency Coordi-nator (EC) shall assign priorities and brief the emergency survey team on conditions and survey requirements.
~1 4.2.3 On-site survey team members shall obtain the neces-l sary survey equipment frem the Radiation Protection-office or applicable emergency equipment storage locker.
Note: Personnel monitoring dosimetry equipment shall be worn by all emergency survey team members. 4.2.4 On-site surveys shall consist of radiation dose races, surface contamination, and airborne radio-activity (particulace, gas and iodine) levels. 4.2.4.1 Form HPT-602-1 " Health Physics Smear Sampling and Radiation Survey Data Sheet" and accompanying map, as appropriate, shall g be annotated with survey results and corresponding map locations for all radi-acion and contamination surveys taken. Data sheet headings shall be ccmplete, including time, date, instrument type and ntaber, signature of technician, and any unusual anomalies or inaccessible areas noted. 4.2.4.2 Airborne radioactivity samples shall be obtained using particulate filters and silver teolice or charcoal cartridge, as directed by the TSC-HP or his designee. Each sample shall be identified with sample location, time on/off, date, flow race and flow direction (on cartridges), and shall be placed into sample envelope or bagged to prevent cross contamination. Note: Air Samplers shall be adjusted for a flow rate of 2 cfm with particulate and silver zeolite or charcoal cartridge. Collect at least a 5-minute air sample (10 ft3). 30 - 50 f t' (15 - 25 minuta.s) is preferred, but a 5-minute initial air sample per location is all that ti=e all'ows.
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 011922 EPP-310 ON-SITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 5 0F 8 4.2.4.3 Radiation surveys shall include both window open and window closed readings for those instruments with windows or beta shields. Record beta-factor for the tastrument used. Note: Perform a radiation survey of j emergency air samples to identify i those which may be unusually high and require shielding or special handling. l 4.2.5 Communications with the TSC shall be as follows: 4.2.5.1 Gai-tronics or sound-powered telephone for In-plant survey teams. 4.2.5.2 Radio, mobile or portable ' hand-held', for Out-of-plant survey teams (Primary) , and telephone (Backup). 4.2.6 In-plant survey team members shall log into the restricted area on an Emergency Access Permit; entering name, badge number, and initial dosimetry reading, as specified in EPA-112, Radiation Work Permits, paragraph 4.3.3. Note: Frior to entry into plant areas the survey team leader shall contact the TSC-EP and revc fy conditions and priorities. 4.2.6.1 Survey appropriate areas and locations specified by the TSC-EP to determine and post 100 mrem /hr general area lines not previously identified. The survey team should not proceed until dose rate informa-tion is reported to the TSC-EP and authorization to proceed has been granted by the TSC-EP, RPC, or EC. 4.2.6.2 With proper authorization, as specified in 4.2.5.1 above, the emergency survey team shall proceed quickly to the specified survey locations, or until a 1000 mrem /hr general area line has been reached, then return to a low dose area to communicate survey results and observations to the TSC-EP. 4.2.7 Outside-plant survey team leader shall radio-check the TSC from the vehicle prior to traveling to the
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL .
,. EPP-310 ON-SITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 6 0F 8 perimeter survey location directed by the TSC-EP.
(Attachment 1) The TSC will use fixed monitor readings and in-plant survey information to provide insight as to the out-of-plant situations which might be encountered. - 4.2.7.1 When traveling from one survey location to another a radiation detection instrument shall be turned "0N" to persic recognition of plume traversal. 4.2.7.2 Whenever radiation levels "above back-ground" are first encountered, measurements vill be taken, data recorded, .and informa-tion transmitted to the TSC. 4.2.7.3 Post out-of-plant arcas when possible, to identify radiation, contamination, and airborne radioactivity areas encountered. 4.2.8 Immediately upon completion of surveys, in-plant and out-of-plant, smears and air samples shall be counted, results relayed to the TSC-HP, and survey forms completed. 4.3 Subsequent Actions - - 4.3.1 Monitor the involved personnel and equipment for contamination, and decontaminate as necessary. 4.3.2 Insure In-plaut survey team members sign out on the appropriate RWP and document accumulated exposure. 4.3.3 Deliver all completed survey forms to the TSC-HP for definitive analysis and evaluation. 5.0 References 5.1 C?SES Emergency Plan, Section 2 and 7.3. 5.2 CPSES General Health Physics Plan, Sections 5 and 6. 5.3 HPA-112 " Radiation Work Permits" 5.4 HPT-601 " Radiation Surveys" 5.5 HPT-602 " Contamination Surveys" 5.6 HPT-603 " Airborne Radioac:1vity Surveys"
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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL OCT 01 Ed EPP-310 ON-SITE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS REVISION NO. O PAGE 7 0F 8 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Attachment 1, On-Site Monitoring Locations s 9 l
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