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Public Version of Revised Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures,Including Procedures 3100022E Re Classification of emergencies,3100024E Re Natural Emergencies & 3100027E Re Reentry
	ML20081L778
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Site:	Saint Lucie
Issue date:	10/10/1983
From:	Williams J; FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
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- I Page 1 of 22 FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPAhT ST. LUCIE PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 3100022E REVISION 14

1.0 TITLE

CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCIES 2.0 REVIEW AND APPROVAL:

Reviewed by Pacility Review Group Au2ust 8 1975 Approved by K. N. h rris Plant Manager Auaust 1975 Revision 14 Review d, FRG /) ,*7L a e. 47 1973 Approved by YY// 6///Md'4s kV.P. Nuclear Energy @. 2 M 19 v *

3.0 SCOPE

3.1 Purnos e This procedure provides instructions on the classification of emergencies at St. Lucie Plant.

3.2 Discussion In order of increasing seriousness, these are:

Unusual event Alert Site area emergency General emergency A gradation is provided to assure fuller response preparations for more serious conditions.

3.3 Authority This procedure imple=ents the St. Lucie Plant Emergency Plan.

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(continued) 3.4 Definitions ,

3.4.1 Unusual Event - This classification is represented by off-normal events or conditions at the plant for which no significant degradation of the level of safety of the plant has occurred or is expected. Any releases of radioactive material which may have occurred or which may be expected are minor and constitute no appreciable health hazard.

3.4.2 Ale rt - This classification is represented by events which involve an actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of safety of the plant combined with a potential for limited uncontrolled releases of radioactivity from the plant.

3.4.3 Site Area Emergency - This classification is composed of events which involve actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed for protection of the public combined with a potential for significant uncontrolled releases of radioactivity from the plant.

3.4.4 General Emergency - This classification is composed of events which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation and potential loss of containment integrity combined with a likelihood of significant uncontrolled releases of radioactivity from the plant.

4.0 PRECAUTIONS

4.1 Conflicting Information When apparently conflicting information is available, the condition shall be classified at the most serious level indicated.

4.2 Judemental Decision If, in the judgment of the Nuclear Plant Supervisor (Emergency )

Coordinator), a situation is more serious than indicated by instrument readings or other parameters, the emergency condition shall be classified at the more serious level.

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5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

5.1 Plant Personnel All plant personnel are required to pramptly report the existence of an emergency condition to the Nuclear Plant Supervisor by the f ascest means possible.

5.2 Nuclear Plant Supervisor 5.2.1 The Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall preeptly classify abnormal situations into one of the four defined categories.

5.2.2 If the diagnosis indicates that the condition is classified as an Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency, the Nuclear Plant Supervisor (NPS) shall declare an emergency. -

5.2.3 If an emergency has been declared, the Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall become the Emergency Coordinator and retain this position until relieved.

6.0 REFERENCES

6.1 St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan 6.2 E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100029E, Duties of Individual Discovering Emergency Condition -

6.3 E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100021E, Duties of Emergency Coodinator 7.0 RECORDS AND NOTI 7ICATION:

The basis for classifying an emergency condition shall be recorded.

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, . EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 3100022E, REVISION 14 CLASSIFTC ATION OF EMPRCENCTES .

8.0 INSTRUCTIONS t l 8.1 The Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall initially classify a situation as soon as possible af ter becoming aware of the situation. The

, classification shall be made on the basis of readily available observations and/or calculations and should not rely on sampling and laboratory analysis.

NOTE: Within 15 minutes af ter the initial classification, the state and/or local agencies listed in the appropriate check list in EPIP 3100021E shall be notified.

8.2 If subsequent information of a more detailed nature (e.g., sanpling results) becomes available af ter the initial classification has been made, the event shall be reclassified by the Emergency Coordinator if appropriate.

8.3 The Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall classify events in accordance with the attached Classification Tables. The event shall be classified by matching the actual situation to the one most closely approximating it in the tables.

8.4 Cltssification Tables are provided for the following categories:

1) Primary Depressurization Non-Specific Abnormal Primary Leak Rate Indication of Leaking / Partially Open Relief Valves Abnormal Primary / Secondary Leak Rate Loss of Secondary Coolant

2) Abnormal Radiation, Contamination of Effluent Release Values Uncontrolled Effluent Release High Radiation Levels in Plant

3) Fires, On-Site Explosions, Medical

4) Accident Invo171ag Fuel Fuel Element Failure Fuel Randling

5) Natural Emergencies l Earthquake Hurricane Tornado Water Level Abnormal l l

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8.0 INSTRUCTIONS

(continued) 8.4 (continued) .

6) Miscellaneous Events Abnormal Temperature / Pressure Reactor Coolant Pump (s) Failure Other Conditions Requiring Increased Awareness Potential Core Melt from any Cause

7) Electrical Malf unctions Loss of Power

8) Degradation of Control Capabilities Engineered Safety Festures Loss of Alarus Loss of Containment Integrity Loss of Fission Barriers

9) Hazards to Station Operation Aircraft Toxic or Flammable Gas Missile Turbine Failure

10) Security I

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2. f.CCS header inalation valves opea as inJicated by valve -

position indication lights.

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1. Rearrar Coolant syurce (FC$)

a. Indication of flow a1. rough prenmur1ser re!!af valves as ledt-cateJ on the acoustic valve flow mains tor. g t RCS pressure dropa to

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a. elousual decrease in J' pressurizer 3,ressure anJ Ievel with alacreaming 7.ve. AND

b. Abnorm YaJrop in attes ,

renerator pressuse su lema ti.an 500 peia. 3

c. Visual or audible vesifi- 3 cation or steme setlef li f t in,r ACTIOff 4. Oseplet e act is.no alated ca al.a Plant /R Jantogdcal e l.c -k l i n t f ar linus _est Fvent CATE4J*f 4

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H94ifSII Af. F. VENT Al.KRT SITE ARP.A EMENCF90CY CEIGFR AI.190F RGEteCV AbstouMAI. PRIM 4RY SCS leab am freater tiean allowe1 BCS leek greater than 50 gym - 8.flCA greater then capacity et A release has occurred or le in IRAK SATE by Terhnical' Spec $ficartone radicart ive mat er$ al release citergi ng pumpe progrees resulting ist A. NCS water inventory 8.alasica primary to containment at oness.he re Ital:ICATIOff (F .' i sali ta t es 1. Charging /letJown missarch 1.a Unusual Jecrease la pres- Off-alte Dose Calculation ErtP

, IF Arisac/PAa7l AI.I.T 1. great er (laan I gpa unidehE!* 1.ackeJ uP by RCS auter euriser level anJ prenause )l00033E woskeheet valvem in i Arru ers.lFF WAl.VES fled taskage, OR inventory balance indicating .with Constant Tave, (W escoes of I R/lar (whole boJy)

I 2. greater than IIgpo 1. lent 8- > SO sps anJ < 132 gpm b I.oes of RCS pressure causing or an integrated Jo e of Sa fled leakage,(W leakage, g loss of subcooling margin, (thyroiJ) or containment high

2. Containmunt or plasit went g rangeraJiationmoottorgrgater B. Instertion reveals any RCS radiation process monitor 2.a Makeup rate greater staan than or equal to 1.47 I lo e/h:

I,ressure tsuen Jary leakage se4 Jing al.ove normal ' capacity of 3 charging (poet 1.nCA monitors greater thais PuePe (I32 gpm),t>R . 1000 mm/br if OlemM inoperable) 2.b Containment pressure >2 puig or containment raJiattuu moniture indicate above normal values ou

3. Cont Ysement high range radiation paitore indicate 1 7.3 I 10 B/hr (punt BACA monitore between 100 mal 1000 mm/hr if OIREM -

luoperable) e e

A(Tidel 8. Osamplete act f one listed on 8. Complet e act tone lleted on 8. Complete actione listed un 4. Complete actione listed on tiee riant /RaJiological the Plaut/AmJiological the Plant /RaJiological the Plant /saJiological checkilat for Unesmiul Event cleetk i t e t for Alert- checklist for Site Area clietklist f or General E=ertency Emergency

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Page 8 of 22 ST. L.UCIE FLAfff t):1pCE30CT PLANT IMPLEMENTING FSOCEDURE 3100022E, REVISION 84 CIASSID IC ATinN rF FMRCENCIES PRIMART !)EttES$URIZATICM Sheet 3 of 4 CIASS FVFNT IPNfMH48. FVFNT AIERT $lTE AREA OtErCDNCY CENERAl. FMDRCENCY ABNORMAL. PRIMART kr$ PWl/SFC leahare greater than ReplJ rrrnes f ailure of osse aream papid failure of steam To sFrnanAsv g rencrator enhe (w/t cha rri sig tenerator tubes O cherrine pp BFAr MATE pp capacity) with loss of capacity) with a Roma of I. RCS water inventory Lalance of t-s t r e pnwer off-site power to It car ca s I. Unusual Jecrease la pree- 1. Unusual Jecrease la pres-A. Creater than I spe muriser pressure esmi level suriser pressure and level enlJentifieJ leakage, g with constant Tave followeJ with constant Tave, 3

3. Blowdown process nomitore Lys 2. Above normal readings on or comlansate air ejector 2. Above normal or tacremaing raJiattom process maatturn precome monitor reaJiseg (*) stema geseerator blowdown or for steam generator blowJewis above normal or increasing cosmiensate air ejector raJia- or cooJensate air ejectos(*),

ttua process monttor 3 readings (*), 3 3. Loss of the 6.9 EV anJ -

3. I.oss of the 6.9 EV anJ 4.I6 EV 4.16 EV buses (IAl, IA2, 188, t,u.es (I Al, I A2,181,182) or 182) or (2Al, 2 A2, 258, Jh2)

(248, 2A2, 281, 2R2), OR AND parlJ failure of steaa reneratar 4. Slaultaneous' wausu45 ruhea O rharrine pp capacity) facrease in one steen

8. Unueual Jecrease in pres- generator's pressuse and serizer pressure anJ level level sitte constant Tave, 3

2. Simultancones eenus. sal Sacrease in osse steam generator's pressure and level followed by

1. Atw o normal steam generator blowJows or air ejector ,

radiattuas process monitar seeJings(*)

ACr inti 1. Cuepicte act iosas listed we 8. Compterte actions listcJ on 8. Complete actions listed on alar #leat/saJiologi. al the riant/saJ1ological the Plant /SaJiutogical (twck t s.t for Uemanual Event checkIlst for Alert checklist for Site Arca Faerrency

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$ . Sheet 4 of 4 CIASS EVENT I!NUstf AI. EVENT ALERT SITE AREA FMFRCFNCf CFNkRAl.DNDMCFNCY liKS sw SEfestit>ARY Rapid det.resourfrartna of Hajor steam leak wit h greater Major steam leak wit h grc.r ce motANT scenn.tary elJe with no pr ima rg than 10 gpa primary /scroewtary t han 50 gpa prima ry/secnoJ.st y to acc..ndary lealunge Ie k rat e leak rare esd fuel danare indi ca rcJ I. Demanual decrease in prem- 8. Usessual decrease in pres-sur tser pressure asd level suriser pressure and level 8. Unusual decrease in pree- -

with Jecreasing Tave, g with decreasing Tave,3 surizer pressure anJ levtl with decreasing Tave, M

2. Sleeltaneous abnormal drop in 2. Abnusaal drop in main steam mata steam or stea.e generator or stede generator pressure 2. Abnormal drop in m. sin steam pressure to less than 500 psia to < 500 peta, E or steam generator pressure to < 500 pata, 3

3. Steam generator blowdown or condensate air elector 3. Steam generator blowJuw.e or raJ8ation process monitore(*) conJensate air ejector lemlicate above normal (r* raJiation process moultone(*)

known pri-sec le.ek of indicate above normal (3

> 10 gpe) known pr!-eec teak of

) 50 gpe)

4. Fuel damage as t emlicat c4 1.y last known primary sample e

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CIASSIFIC ATION OF EMERGENCIES !

AlmORMA1. R ADI ATION, Q)NTAMINATION OR EFFt.UElff RE! EASE val.UES CSASS FVPNT litJHSt!AI. RVFNT i AIFRT SITE AREA ENEkCFNCY OFNFRAI.INFRCENCT uNmwrROe l Fan R=Jsolnetcal effli. ear Tech Sp.rs A release has occurred or is in A release has occurred or in A release has occurred or is la FFt111ENT REI F ASE Ilmits esrec. led progrees that is 80 times the in progress resulting inn progress resulting tas Tech Spec limit (as shown by Off-site Dose Calculattua krfr Off-site Dose Calculation Ertr

1. Plaer effluent asettor(s) asepte/ urvey) 3I00033E workeheet values la 3I00033E workeheet valuce tu emc.e4 alarie setpolut(s) Ns ATE: If analysta not available excess of 50 mR/hr (whale IMy) encess of I R/hr (whole body) followeJ by within I bour, clasetty as 250 mm/hr (thyrotJ) for 1/2 hanst or am lategrated June et S R AIIRT. OR 500 mR/hr (whole body) (tliyretJ) or cont ainment high

2. Co JismeJ analyste results tur TiOO mR/br (thyrotJ) f or two rangermJangtonmontter game. mis or IlqutJ selease minutes at the site bounJry or 1 1.47 I 10 B/br (post I on 2 which eaceede Technical ContatrumentliighEgugeReIlattaa monitor > 1000 mR/hr if OlatkM Specstication limita Monitor > 7.3 I IO R/hr inoperable Nifl E 2 If analysta not evallelsle witi.t u I lumer, c lassi fy m e ifNifSilAl. FWNT.

NIut RAhlATION High radiation levels or high IEWFt S IN t8. ANT strhorne contestantion which laJicates a severe JegraJation ]

In El.e control of rsJiuactive esterials

1. Installed raJiation monitoring l stat toems indicate al.normally high raJiation levels, OR

2. InntalleJ mirbonne particulate or luJine activity avatterm i tuJlcate abnormally high I levels, AND

1. levala >T5FO et normal are confissed by area surveys auJ/or analyste of grab maa.ples (if available) +

huTE: If smalysis not avallatele within 30 minutes, classify as AlFRT.

ACflON 1. Complete act ions listed os. 1. Complete actions list ed on 1. Complete actions llateil on I. Complete actions listed on stie Pl nt/kaJlulogical al.e FImat/RaJiological the Plant /RaJteludical the rient/R Jtological s t.ed is nt for thas.ual 3.ve..a shecklist for Alert checklist for Site Ases checklist for General Faergency Emerrency t'ATkQ af 2- /R14

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, lht_RCENCY l't. ANT IMI'IEMENTING FRUCEDLAtE 3100022E, REVISION 34 CI AsSIFICATION OF thERCENCIES FIRE Ett'tASION C8 ASS EVENT (INffSalAl. EVENT Al.ERT FIRE SITE AMFA tNFRCFNf'Y OFNERAL PhFRCONCY Uncontrolled fire act i n vol vi sag tiocontrailed fire, potentially Fire reentting to degra.i.stion a safety system lasting m>re af fectisgg safety systems and of safety systems than t en a.I sast es

- requiring of f-site support la ti.e optulon of the Nuclear Flant Su gie rvisor .

nN-sere Damage to tecility by near or Damage to f actit ty by emplosion , Damage to safe shutduwe equipment ExFlostnN esrsite emplosion whilch Joe = not wtitch af fects plaut operation by esplostom or missiles affect pla s.t ope r at ion 4 C78084 4. Complete actions llared on 1. Complete actions listed on 8. Complete actions listed on ti.e Fire /Esplosion checkliet the Fire /Emplosion checklist the Fire /Esplosion cl.echlist sur llamesual Event for Alert for Site Area Emergency

/et!4 ffEDICAl, EMERCENCY CIASS EVtNr (tillMH48. FVFN1' At .F kT $1TE AREA INF.Nf:FNCY (1wdTMilN4TFD Any cont aut uated ladividosal laa CtNFRAl. PM&NCENCY I N flik V trasmsgassteJ of f site to a imspit al for treatment of injurios ACTise I. Complet e act iosus II 6 t erd n .

tiee McAlcal Emergency rt...6 list a

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ACCIDENT INVOt.VING FUEL CIASS DVENT tlNHsil4I. FVFWT AI.FRT SITE AREA FMERCENCY CENFN AI. SMFNCFNCY Fl!Fl. klDIFNT F el d eamRe indic.erten Severe loss nf fuel rInJJing Core damare with inadequate A selease has occurred or is la F Al l. lea r includi ne coolant pt.mp fatture core cooli ng det erma ncel hy s progrees resulting ins e f A.14tdowns f odine procesa es>atter '

leadine to groes tuen taltune of t-ette Duse calculet too l alare followed by 1. SCS l-8 31 activity krtr 3100033E wotkalient values

8. Confismed RCS sample inJIcating 1. Intdowei todine procese 1 275 uC1/al, in excess of I R/lir (wloole boJy)

1. Coolant activity greater svenitor alarms, 3 2. BCS temperature within 20" or an lategrated Jose of 5 m than alia Tech Spec limit 2. RCS I-131 activity of T(sat), 3 (sl.yrotJ) or cont ainment higte for lodlue spike. Tech Spec 1 275 uC1/el 3.a Loop AT > tu!! liower A T 3 rangeradiagionmantter Fly.ure 3.4-l, g b Incore thermocouple reaJtugs 1 1.47 1 40 It/hr (poeit t.0CA

2. Coolant activity greater NOTE: If analysis not of 700*F or greater monitors > 8000 mR/l.r if CHBtGt than 100/E uct/gra specific available within I bour, tuoperable) activity clamelfy as AI.ERT NOTFs If analysis not avallatele l

i witt tu I hour, claustf y L nu HNHMI AI. F.VVN i' l DHil. H4Nlst.ING F.se l learmiling accideoit eAi t ch Halor dan ne to spent tuel in ACClantNT resu lt s i n t he relear.e of r m.f i e- contatnment or F..e4 H4nfline.

activity to cont at um nt or hullding Fuel llandling buildings

1. Step lacrease in the reaJings I. luformation indicating that of radiation monitors in sl.e an irradiated fuel assembly pleut veut and/or in ti.e Fust lea- been damaged, in the llanditng building, 3 Nuclear Plant Supervisor's 2. Damage to note than one fuel opinion, 3 assembly, 3

! 2. Associated area or process 3. Uncovering of more than one g i meultor channels are- s pent fuel assembly in ti.e alarming s pe nt fuel pit e e

ACTlHN 1. Geplete art tona list cJ on 4. Omplete actione Stered on 1. Complete act ione listeel on 8. Complete actions listed on the Flaut/padfulogic I the Plant /MaJtolor.tcal the riant/MaJtological the Plant /RaJtological L the LIlms sur unusual Eveut al.c< k li st for Alest checklist for Site Asea checklist for General f Faerrency Emerycucy CAT 44044V 4 . /giI4 W - -

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E V6.Nf IfNIPSif Al, EVEN'l' AI FRT" SITE ARE4 FMFRCFNCY CFNFW Al. PMt.NCENCY EANTINHIAKE An eartlagumke has occurrcJ as An earthquake occurs which An earthquake occurs which 1smilcated om earthquake forcu registera >Ott (0.05g) on NOAA registers >SSE (0.1g) on NOAA sonitor bHI-42-Il (Unit I punt meismic equipment selsetc equipment accidost panel) and asumanciated on RTCa ID6 (S16 and $46), or RTCs hta (544 and 554)

Nile a lC ANK Notification by NOAA (Weather Notif ication by the Weather Notification by the Weather Bure.ms) t hat a hurricane warns sig Bureais of tiae approach of a Bureau of the approssh of a is in effect hurricane with sustained winds '

hurricane with sustained winda up to design leasts (120 mph) > Jestga basis (120 mpt.) levele levels Tutt N41s t Any torned.s in the owiser Any tornado striking f acility Seastained winda or torinadora in cuatrulled area excess of design WATEK IEV>l. 54> year flood or low w.ater, riuoJ Iow water, hurricane Flood, low water. hurricane AlsNOkf1 Al. hurricmae surge Q otl.es sury,u 3 elleer ateormal water 6 urge g other abuereal wates abnosmal w.ater level coadia luna level cosmaltiona cause the storm level coauta tions cause vit al I. Notlfication by NOAA (Westlier Jrdinage system to I.e exceeJed equipment to fall 3 Bus eau) that abnormal water Q.

level esonditions ase espect ed I.ow intake canal level of Flood / surge water levela ser ase occuring, or -10.5 f t. Ml.W for one Insur or reaching elevation +19.5 f t. , 3

2. Vlaisal nightings by stat ton eure witte emergency bat tler lesmunnel that water levele valves open I.ow intake canal level liam are approaching storm Jsalnage caused f at ture of ICu pump (a) system 4apacity

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3. Other ca.ndit ions estet iJalch. Jeclaratloan of an Alert Jrt!! purposes 1. E.0CA with failure of ECCS in the opinion of the Nuclear 4. Other conditions estat whicle. 2. loss of SeconJary itemt Sink riant Susenvisor, warrant the in the opiaton of the Nuclear 3. Suetataed station blackout Ject.arat taa of as thnesual Plant Supervisor, warrant the with loom of secondary heat Event Jeclaratium of a Site Area sink Emergency 4. Failure of containement heat removal syaitems la the later stages of an acctJent sesult-Ing in loss of containment

5. Other condittene valet which, la the opintou of the Nuclear Plant Supervisor, varsant alw Jeclarattom of Centeral Emergency e

e actis de 8. Cameplete act ions list ed on I. Can.ptete actione listed on 1. Complete actions !ssted on 1. Complete actions listed on ti.e t'lant/MaJtological Llw Plant /ItaJtological the Plant /KaJiological clie riant/k.Jtological ciwckilat for thamanal Leent checklist for Alert cleecklist for Site Area checklist for General Fae rre ncy Em.reency CATtu mY 6

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CIASS Evrirr (NHtSal Al. EVENT AI.FRT SITE ARKA FNFRCFNCY CFNFR AI. 6MFkCENCY HarFN flat fwa Ot her plant conditione estat, in the H>l.T $3(30 ANY 6ptuton of the Emergency Coordlastor, CAusE that make release of large amounts of r Jinactivity la a short time pestod

.p;4mr posutble os likely. One example is any potential or la progrees core elt ettuation.

.. Small or large 1.0CA's with* f ailure of LCCS to perform leading to sevese core degradation or mult. E t.. Trasutent inttleted by loss of feeJ-water asmi cosmlensate systema (heat removal system) folloucJ ly failure of emergency feedwater system f or eatended pertoJ,3

c. Tranatent sequiring operation of shutdown systems uitta falluse tu scram which results in core Jamaga or mJJiticual f at ture of cose cooling and m.ekeup systeem. 3 J. Failure of off-alte and on-site power along with total lone ut encagency tecJuater o.skeup capability f or several 1.ours, 3

e. Small LOCA and initially successful LCCS with subseqipsst fatture of containment heat s euww.al syst ems , 3 A CT I Oet .

4. Complet e act lone list ed ens Lt.e Plant /RaJtelegical ctwckilut dur General l'aengency cArtcoRY 6

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CLASS FVFNT t'NrFIf Al. FVFNT AIFWT $lTF ARFA tNFPCFNCY CFNFR AI. FMFRCFNtT litTFwil As. n*F. f. Any major toternet or enternal event itFl f Favin Any (e.g., fire, eartt. quake or tornado cate;g sebstantially beyond destas bests) which bee /could la EC's optaten cause meestre common damage to plant systees resulting is any of the

{, above T hoTES:

1. Most Itkely costalement fatture mode la melt-through with release of gases only. E)utcher releases are espected for f attere of contalement isolation system.

f. A Ceneral Emessency must be declared for these evente. The Itketti.>od of corrective action (repair of AFW pump etc.) should be considereJ (only) in considering precautRomary Protect ive Act lam Recommendations.

A ci t a nt 8. Complete actions lis t ed on t he Plant /tadtalogical checklist for

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2. Ime of voltage on Lotta A) 2. Failure of both emergeancy 2. Sustained fatture of butin anJ al 4.16 EV Inases for Jtesel generators to start emergency Jtesel generatura more thm. 15 seconds, or syncieronlee. 3 to start or syschroatse sur Ines of all an-stre IC power

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I.nes of al l vi t al on-s i t e 14 Drop in A anJ B IC laas powe r f o r > 15 et ruerce voltaicus to C 70 volte Suetsined drop la A and a DC Inse voltages to 70V 14 But

> 15 alemates.

ACTION 1. Ceeplete act ions list e.4 ou l. Complete act$osis listed on 8. Complete act ions l e st cJ enn tle timer /Radiologlcal alie Plant /RaJiological ti.e I'lant/ Radiological ched lis t for tiememaal Eveut clieck list for Alert cl.ecklist for Site Asem Feerrency CAframs 7

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FWFNT lifNK11AI FVPNT Af FST SITE ApFA DNFRCe parY l P se:t ut F8 FD S A FFTY 6. A safety feat ures actuation / !. L<ms et f emactione needed for Loss of any f asection or ayats_n, FF A7tse F S/u P A s Tt* reactor protect som system coIJ ehtdown, g in the opfaton of the E.mergency runfFtTInse SysTf9e f amactional esitt ebwn la Coordteator, editcla prac tuJes SYSTtHS 70 et ACE Techisical Specification 2. Failure of the peactor placing the plant la llot rs Aerr IN tres f5 Table 31-1, 31-1 bec omes Protection System to bring Sheldown, g slurTrwans/ tauperable per Technical the reactor subcritical when anNTerie. Rotet Specifications and sequis es reedeJ, 3 Control Room is eeacisated j orFRATTHIl AND plant 36tduwe, g (for other then drill purposes) ,

i Flar. ranTH7Irws sad shutdown control caanut Le sYSftM 2. The tire suppreestua system 3. Evacinattom of Control Room established locally at the Hot or a testion thereof becumse (for ett er than drill pur- Shutdown Control Panel withine is yerable per Tect.ntcol pu es) with aktdown control 15 minutes, 3 Spectitsstion 3.7.11.1 as.1 established locally at the re.guttes plant a ktJewa tiet shutdown Control ramel Fallure of the Reactor Protection System to bring the reactor sub-critical when needed, 3 manual trip talle j tt$$ M AIA WS SigettiCdHL Iome et eftIHent All samanciators lost All samunciator alates 8 mt monitosing capability, ei.etesole > 85 etuutes with plant not in gical a.eni turt seg inet sument t los cold o btdown, g canaismical tune, inmilc t loa nel Flaat traaelent eccurs witt. all alare panels, etc., which lap tre alarme lost.

abillay to perf orm acitdent as c=escency assessment A tT f f sN l. Co.eplet e actions li s t ed ust 8. Complete actione listed on 8. Complete actione listcJ e4e t in- Flas.t /RaJtologi cal t he Plant /RaJtological the Plant / Radiological checklist for Hanseual Evsnt aheck!1st for Alert checkitet for sit e Area Faerrency ful4 Carts 2*Y 8

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EVENT 84dtf9f AS. EVP NT I AI FRT SITE ARF 4 92fFeCFNCY CE8eFN48. DNFRCFNCY B ASS (IF 08kT A I N- l ose of cont at ewment inteerity Sme et 2 mf i fleston s.roJuct, DENT IBffFONITY re que r t er shut down b y Teeh Siwcm bar ri e r wi t h =>t ent i a l f ear le ss of the third IASS cf FIS$lt48 A. Peanetratione reelett reJ to Le FNf 4dHT BAku1FR Clumed Juring acc!Jent condi- (Any two of the fellowing conj 1- ,

tions are 800T: 48ous entet ami time third is i

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2. CloseJ by meneoal valves. I. Severe imel clad Jamage bla nd flasqges, or (ref er to " FUEL ELtfttNT Jeattavated automatic FAILUEE*)

valves secured in tinea r closed reeltlous enreg t as 2. LOCA or TURE BurTURE ese grovsded in Table 1.6-2 of unisolable ete e genes tor Teslailcal Specificaticm 3.6.33 3. Centatament laregrsty breached

5. Aa e.lutpme at beatch is not 180TE : kefer to "Petential Core C. citeed An airlockauJissealed.

not eles3.ble Melt From Any cause*

Set Technical Speci t8celle-se i.6.l.i. m D. A meallag mechanlem asse-4tateJ with a per.etrataan (e .g. . welJa , bel ls.wn , os abalsign) tercomes Inupes elle e

At ilies 8. Cmplet e actions Itsted am B. Complete actions tieted on a l.: Plant /RaJtelogical the Flamt/saJaalogical 4 4.eck list fer Umesual 4.went cbschtset for General

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ItAZARDS To STATION OFERAT1000 CEAss EVkaff If00Hf;IIAI. EVFNT AlFRT SITE ASEA EMERCFW'Y CE30Ephi. EMFSCENCY AltrSAFT Visual sighting of aircraf t Aircraft crash on-site damagtag Altereft crash on-site Jamaging creek on-afte or of unusual plant structures vital plant systems or structuras aircrett activity over f actIt ty TebEIC det Indication (visual or othetswise) Entry of toalc or flammable Alare indication la receiveJ FI ADNEAbt E CAS of a near or om-site teste or gas ente areas potentially on Catecto-Cletor or teatc or 4 flamaal.le gas release af fecting plant operation flammable gae has diffusied f ato vital areas MISSIIES Visesal or audible 1switcation Damage to saf e shutdown equig -

of,miestle impact on plant seems f rom miselles s t ruct enrea TUstlNE FAl8 DIE Tur biese rotat ing component Vf ses.s! 8 eidication that ties tallure causing rapid plant turbine caatng has twen simatdown genetrateJ by blaJIsig e

A ctid W4 1. Caeplete actions list ed ou 8. Complete actions listed on 1. Cossplete actions listeJ un the Flaut/ Radiologic 4.8 the Flant/ Radiological tiee Plant / Radiological cl.ea k i t e t fur Weiusual Event etw(ki t ut for Atrat checklist for $8te Asea Faergency CAikCa*T 9 ful4 9

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2. At t ack t heeat Plan

3. C1ei! Jaetrubaace

4. Ps otected area f attualen S. Sabot age attempt

6. Internal J!stus tence

?. Vital area letrusion

8. Security force stribe e

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REVISION 24

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ON-SITE DiERGENCY ORGANIZATION AND ROSTER 2.0 Review and Aonroval:

Reviewed by Facility Review Group Julv 25. 19,71 Approved by K. N. Harris Plant Manager July 29, 191 1

, Revision 24 Re ed by F,R ,

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3.1 Pu rpos e This procedure describes the members and duties of the On-Site

. Emergency Organization (see Figure 1).

3.2 Discuss ion During the period immediately following the declaration of an emergency, the shif t operating staff constitutes the immediate response organization, i.e., the Interia Emergency Teams. Emergency requirements take immediate precedence over normal operating

' responsibilities (as deternined by Emergency Procedures or at the direction of the Emergency Coordinator). Subsequent to the immediate response actions and notifications , of f-duty plant staf f will begin arriving to form the Primary Emergency Teams and to staf f the On-Site Support Centtrs. The On-Site Emergency Organization reports to and supports the Emergency Coordinator.

i 3.3 Authority This procedure implements the St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan.

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(continued) 3.4 Definitions 3.4.1 _Emereenev Coordinator Responsible for notifying of f-site authorities, both inside and outside the Company, and has full authority and responsibility for on-site emergency response, actions. This fuaction is performed by the Nuclear Plant Supervisor. His normal alternate is the Watch Engineer. The Operations

( Superintendent, the Operations Supervisor or Operations Duty Call Supervisor can assume this function at their discretion following the proper turnover procedure.

3.4.2 Interim Emereenev Teams

& The Interim Emergency Teams are composed of members chosen from plant shif t personnel. All are qualified in procedures and practices required for the performances of their duties as team leaders or members.

3.4.3 Primarv Emergency Teams The Primary Emergency Teams are composed of first line management personnel and others who normally work a regular Monday through Friday day shif t schedule.

e 3.4.4 Technical Support Center Suoervisor The person who supervises the personnel and manages the technical support activities in the Technical Support Center. This function is performed by one of the following:

Primary: Technical Supervisor

'I Alternates Off-duty Shif t Technical Advisors 3.4.5 0*rstions Dutv Call Summisor An on-call supervisor assigned on a rotating basis from the plant management staff with responsibility for assisting the Emergency Coordinator in notifying of f-duty plant staf f and the c< epany's off-site emergency organization in the event of an emergency.

3.4.6 coerations Suecort Cent er Suoe rvisor The person who supervises the personnel and canages the maintenance and operations support activities from the Operations Support Center. This function is performed by one of the following:

Prima ry: Assistant Superintendent-Mechanical-Nuclear Alternates: Mechanical Maintenance Gupervisors /R24 4

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I 4.0 Precauttans:

4.1 The Interim Teams should take action regardless of the fact that the Primary Emergency Team members may be present. .

Members of an Interim Emergency Team may consider themselves relieved g upon the specific instructions of a recognized superior or the Primary Emergency Team Leader. Merely knowing that a superior or a Primary Emergency Team Leader is present does not constitute a release from emergency duties and responsibilities.

< 4.2 At their own option, and with the concurrence of the Ecergency I Coordinator, Primary Emergency Team Leader of that team may relieve their counterpart on the Interim Emergency Teams.

5.0 Res pons ibilities :

' 5.1 Emereenev Direction and Control The Emergency Coordinator shall be responsible for direction and control, as described in E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100021E, Duties of Emergency Coordinator.

5.2 Notifiestion and Communiestion The Emergency Coordinator shall be responsible for notification and communications as described in E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100021E, Duties of Emergency coordinator. The Duty Call Supervisor shall be responsible for initial notification assistance.

5.3 Radiation Team The Realth Physics Supervisor shall be the Primary Radiation Team Leader. He shall direct the actions of the Health Physics e technicians under the orders of the Emergency Coordinator. The s Senior Health Physics representative on site is designated as the Interim Radiation Team Leader with support from Nuclear Operators.

5.4 Plant System Enrineerine The Shif t Technical Advisor shall provide the initial technicsl support necessary for repair or corrective action and shall be primarily responsible for accident assessment.

5.5 Fire Team The Nuclear Watch Engineer is the Fire Team Leader. This position is manned continuously, buc, if he is not available, the Turbine Operator acts as his alternate. The St. Lucie County - Ft. Pierce Fire District may respond to fires on-site, if requested.

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EMERCENCY ROSTER 5.0 Res oo ns ibiliti es : (continued) 5.6 First Aid / Decontamination Team The Chemistry Supervisor shall be the Primary Team Leader Eith a Chemistry Technician as his alternate. A Nuclear Operator, trained in first aid and personnel decontamination, shall be the Interim Team Leader. If no Chemistry Department personnel are on-site, any trained employee could act as a First Aid / Decontamination Team member until primary team members can be called in. ,

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The Plant Security Supervisor shall be the Primary Security Team Leader with the Security Force Shif t Supervisor as his alternate.

The Security Force Shif t Supervisor shall act as the Interim Security Team Leader. Personnel control and accountability are the responsibility of the Security Team. The Security Team Leader shall be responsible for notifying the Emergency Coordinator of unaccounted for personnel Notification of occupants in the Owner Controlled Area shall take place during the security search.

5.8 Rescue noerations Rescue Operations shall involve the First Aid / Decontamination Team and the Radiation Team as necessary. Under the control of the Radiation Team Leader, entry to potentially hazardous areas shall be i made by the First Aid / Decontamination Team with assistance fron the Radiation Team. Upon notification of the injury, both teams shall respond per the Emergency Coordinator's instructions.

5.9 Re-Entrv Team Re-entry teams shall be formed as necessary in accordance with E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100027E, Re-Entry.

5.10 Recoverv and Restoration Team Recovery and Restoration Operations shall involve all emergency teams as necessary. Team members shall be assigned from available plant staff.

5.11 Technical sonnort center staf f The TSC shall be used to provide plant management and technical sup po rt to plant operations personnel during eeergency conditions.

A primary task shall be to relieve the Ezergency Coordinator of of f-site communications to the state and local agencies, NRC and the FPL Off-Site Emergency Organization. The TSC staff shall provide technical support as requested by the Emergency Coordinator and shall direct itself toward determining current and projected plant status and providing in-depth diagnostic and engineering assistance, as required.

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E-PLAN DiPLDiEKIING PROCEDURE NO. 3100023E, REVISION 24 1 EMERGENCY ROSTER 5.0 Reg no ns ibilit ies : (continued) 5.12 Onerations suonorr center staf f The OSC will be the reportinE area (Maintenance Office in Service Building) and activity control / management location for available/ called-in operators, Maintenance personnel, HP personnel, Chemistry personnel and othe.r planc eupport personnel as needed and available. Their activities will be supervised by the OSC Supervisor at th6 request of the Emergency Coordinator and TSC Supe rviso r. The Special Crew Supervisor (backshif t hours) when on

. site will be the interim OSC Supervisor.

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5.13 Emartenev Ros ter The QC Supervisor shall be responsible for periodic verification and updating of the Emergency Roster. Personnel on the Roster shall notify the QC Supervisor when a change pertinent to information appearing on the roster occurs. Changes to names and phone numbers in Appendices A-F may be approved by the Plant Manager (approval of Vice-President of Nuclear Energy jgg:, required). /R24 6.0 Re fe rences t ,

6.1 St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan 6.2 E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100021E, Duties of the Emergency

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Coordinator 6.3 E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100027E, Re-Entry 6.4 RP-200 Health Physics Emergency Organization 6.5 HP-203 Personnel Access Control During Emergencies

7.0 Records

e The Emergency Coordinator shall maintain records as described in E-Plan Implementing Procedure 3100021E, Duties of the Emergency Coordinator.

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I 8.0 Ins t ructions :

8.1 Upon declaration of an emergency, the Interim Team Leaders shall contact the Emergency Coordinator to determine the immediate response teams needed.

8.2 The Emergency Coordinator shall notify the Duty Call Supervisor to inform necessary plant management and Primary Team Leaders to report to the Technical Support Center for assignment, if necessary.

8.3 The Technical Support Center Supervisor shall assiat the Emergency Coordinator in assigning personnel to the Technical Support Center

(' or the Operations Support Center.

8.4 Department heads or their designated alternates shall report to the Technical Support Center where they shall, if necessary, relieve the 5 Interim Tsam Leaders, and assume their responsibilities as Primary Team Leaders; or staff the Technical Support Center as directed by the Emergency Coordinator.

8.5 Appendix A is the Call List to assist the Emergency Coordinator in initial notifications.

8.6 Appendix B is the Operations Duty Call Supervisor's Call Lict. The

,' Duty Call Supervisor shall contact these people when directed by the

(' Emergency Coordinator to do so.

8.7 Appendix C is the Plant Management Call List. The list is to assist

, the Plant Management in their notifications.

8.8 Appendix D is the Technical Department Call List to assist in notifying members of the Technical Support Center.

8.9 Appendix E is the Maintenance Duty Call Supervisors Call List to assist in notifying members of the Operations Support Center.

8.10 Appendix F is a listing of the phone numbers for the Ecergency Response Facilities. /R24 i

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Interim (Shift Primary Emergency Team) E!ERGENCY TEAMS Emergency Team Health Physics Health Physics Representative RADIATION Supe rvisor

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Nuclear Watch Engineer Nuclear Watch Engineer e ,

(Nuclear Turbine Operator) FIRE (Nuclear Turbine Operator)

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Security Force Plant Security Supervisor Shif t Supervisor (Assistant Plant Security -

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Shif t Technical Advisor TECHNICAL SUPPORT Technical Supervisor (Off duty STA)

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( EMERCENCY ROSTER APPENDIX A EMERCENCY COORDINATORS CALL LIST Bureau of Disaster Preparedness (BDP) Operations DCS Red Phone Dial 22 Alt. 1 NAWAS (Check with Duty Schedule)

Alt. 2 Phone 3DP 1-904-438-1320 i

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Alt. 3 1-301-492-7000 System Operations Power Coordinator , i 3DP Red Phone State Warning Point 22 Office of Radiation

{ Control 23 PSL #1 CR/TSC 24 PSL #2 CR 20 PSL EOF 25 St. Lucie County EOC 26 Martin County EOC 27 South Florida EOC 28 All Stations 29

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TITLE NAME HOME OFFICE Plant Management Plant Manager Alt. OPRNS Superintendent

. Alt. OPRNS Supervisor Health Physics DCS (Check DCS Schedule List)

Radiation Team Leader (RTL)

H.P. Supervisor Alt. RTL Alt. RTL -

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Alt. 3 Huclear Energy Duty Officer - Check Duty Schedule Roster Alt. 4 Systems Operations Power Coordinator Tech Department Supervisor (TSC Supervisor)

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Martin County Shariff 77-283-1300 77-911 Martin County Civil Defense 77-287-1652 77-911 Via States Red Phone Dial 27 FBI Local 461-6142 Same 4

Miami 1-573-3333 Same Explosive Ordinance Disposal 66th ordinance Det., P& trick AFB 1-853-9951 Same NRC Resident Inspectors SITE OFFICE HOME S. Elrod 410 464-7822 873-6378 H. Bibb 411 464-7822 873-7356 PSL #1 CR Plant -

PSL #2 CR Plant Ebasco, PSL #2 464-7990 ,

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TITLE NAME HOME OFFICE Plant Manager OPRN Superintendent t OPFli Supervisor Training Department if .

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Tech Department Rep.

Radio Chemistry First Aid / Decor. Team Chemistry Supvr.

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APPENDIX F PHONE LIST OF EMERCENCT RESPONSE FACILITIES CONTROL ROOMS

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NATURAL LNERGENCIES 2.0 REVIEW AND APPROVAL:

Reviewed by Plant Nuclear Safety Committee Julv 25 1975 Approved by K. N. Harris Plant Manager Jid v 29 1975 Revision 11 Revi wed by Facility 'eview Group rune. 47 19f3 Approved by

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3.1 Purpose

This procedure provides instructions to be followed when notified by the Weather Bureau of a hurricane warning, abnormally high or low water levels, or if a tornado strikes the plant or area. This procedure also provides instructions in the event of an earthquake. /Rll

3.2 Discussion

The natural emergencies considered in this procedure are tornados, hurricane warning, abnormal water level, and earthquakes. /R11 Warnings of impending natural emergencies are issued by the U.S.

Government National Oceanic and Awaospheric Administration (NOAA)

(U.S. Weather Bureau) based on various weather surveillance means such as rac'ar, satellite photographs and meteorological reporting stations. These warnings provide adequate information of the approach of natural emargancy conditions. ,

The warnings issued by NOAA (U.S. Weather Bureau) are received at the FPL System Operations Office on the Weather Bureau teletype network.

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3.2 Discussion

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If a severe weather or tornado warning (or watch) is declared, the NPS shall determin's if this warrants immediate action. Response to the severe weather warning (and hurricane watch) is contained in Operating Procedure 3100.010, Severe Weather, Tornado Watch / Warning and Hurricane Watch Preparation.

/R11 The person receiving the information regarding the weather (normally the RCO) shall inform the NPS and NWE.

The PPL System Operations Office also receives weather information from the Eastern Air Lines weather service.

3.3 Authority

This procedure implements the St. Lucie Plant Emergency Plan.

3.4 Definitions :

The following terms, as used by NOAA (U.S. Weather Bureau), will be used throughout this procedure:

1. SEVERE WEATHER OR TORNADO WATCH: Meteorological conditions in the area described are f avorable to the formation of severe thunderstorms, with high winds (up to 40 mph) and/or tornados.

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, with high winds are occurring and/or a tornado has been sighted. The area for which this warning is issued is usually smaller than that for which a watch is declared and comprises the area where the severe weather is occurring and the areas into which it is expected to move to in the next 4 to 6 hours6.944444e-5 days 0.00167 hours 9.920635e-6 weeks 2.283e-6 months .

3. TROPICAL STORM: A weather disturbance of large size with winds of 39 to 73 mph, rotating in a couterclockwise _ direction, accompanied by torrential rains and an area of low barometric pressure.

4 HURRICANE: Same as a tropical storm, but the winds are over 73 mph and a well defined low barometric pressure center, called-the ETE of the storm, is present.

l EYE: The center of a hurricane where calm prevails, with winds S.

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6. HURRICANE ADVISORY: This is an information release put out '

every six hours, usually at 12 o' clock and 6 o' clock both day and night whenever a hurricane exists. The advisory is continually updated an'd this information is issued in the form of HURRICANE BULLETINS which are issued every 3 hours3.472222e-5 days 8.333333e-4 hours 4.960317e-6 weeks 1.1415e-6 months , day and night.

7 HURRICANE WATC9: This is a communication from NOAA issued whenever a hurricane is between 24 and 48 hours5.555556e-4 days 0.0133 hours 7.936508e-5 weeks 1.8264e-5 months from and ,

approaching the U.S. coast and comprises an area approximately '

100 miles either side of the expected place where it could come inland. It also gives the size, maximum winds, and direction and speed of travel. -

8. HURRICANE WARNING: This is a communication from NOAA issued whenever a hurricane is between 12 to 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months from and approaching the U.S. coast and comprises an area approximately 50 miles either side of the expected place where the hurricane will strike the coastal areas. The size of the area comprised by the warning will be determined by the area over which hurricane force winds can be expected. This warning also gives the expected tine and location where the hurricane will strike the coast, as well as the size, maximum winds, and direction and speed of travel. The warning may also describe the coastal areas where high water, floods or high waves can be expected.

4.0 PRECAUTIONS

4.1 Do not assume the emergency to be over until receipt of of ficial word from NOAA that there is no longer a threat to the area.

4.2 In the event that the R17r is not available due to a natural emergency, be in at least Hot Standby within 6 hours6.944444e-5 days 0.00167 hours 9.920635e-6 weeks 2.283e-6 months and in cold shutdown within the following 30 hours3.472222e-4 days 0.00833 hours 4.960317e-5 weeks 1.1415e-5 months . The Safety Injection tanks j should be used for makeup to the RCS if other sources are not available. If SIT's are to be used, proceed to Step 5.3.30 as stated in Emergency Operating Procedures 1-0030140 and 2-0030140,

" Blackout Operation," and proceed accordingly. /R11 4.3 Minimize or stop all handling of radioactive materials and avoid releases of radioactive waste to the environment during the duration of the emergency.

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5.1 The responsibility for protecting the plant and personnel from the effects of the emergency are outlined in Section 8.0 of this procedure.

6.0 REFERENCES

6.1 St. Lucie Plant Emergency Plan 6.2 EPIP 3100021E, " Duties and Responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator" 6.3 EPIP 3100022E, " Classification of Emergencies" 6.4 OP 3100010, " Severe Weather, Tornado Watch / Warning and Hurricane Watch Preparations" /R11 .

7.0 RECORDS AND NOTIFICATIONS:

7.1 All significant information, events, and actions taken during the emergency period shall be recorded.

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8.1 Tornado Activity A tornado on site or striking facility is grounds for implementing the Site Emergency Plan.

8.1.1 Tornado on Site: This is classified as " Unusual Event" in accordance with EPIP 3100022E. Refer to EPIP 3100021E to implement the Emergency Plan as an Unusual Event.

8.1.2 Tornado Striking Facility: This is classified as an " Alert" in accordance with EPIP 3100022E. Refer to EPIP 3100021E to ,

implement the Emergency Plan as an Alert condition.

8.2 Hurricane Warnine - (Should be used for severe tropical storm also). The information regarding weather reports should have already been established during the hurricane watch.

8.2.1 Implement the Emergency Plan as necessary in accordsnee with EPIP 3100021E, ' Duties and Responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator."

8.2.2 The NPS shall ensure that preparations listed in OP 3100010 are completed or are in progress.

8.2.3 The NPS shall ensure all visitors leave the plant property.

This should be verified by the Shif t Security Supervisor.

8.2.4 The NPS shall ensure that preparations listed on Check List I are made.

8.2.5 Eave the Operations Duty Call Supervisor notify the l

Maintenance Superintendent (or alternate) add request that the preparations listed in Check List 2 are made.

8.2.6 When official word is received that the storm has passed, the NPS should have the equipment restored on an as needed basis.

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(continued) 8.3 Abnormal Water Levels 8.3.1 High Water Levels -

A) Preparations for abnormally high water levels may be the

. same as for hurricane warning (i.e., installation of stoplogs, etc.).

B) Monitor the abnormally high water levels and respond accordingly to mitigate the ef fects.

C) Compare the abncrmally high water levels with the emergency action levels in EPIP 3100022E, " Classification of Emergencies" and implement the emergency plan if and as necessary in accordance with EPIP 3100021E, " Duties and Responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator."

8.3.2 Low Water Levels A) Preparation for abnormally low water levels may include activities indicated in " Operational Requirements for the Emergency Cooling Canal," Procedure 1-0360040 (Unit 1) or 2-0360030 (Unit 2).

B) Monitor the abnormally low water levels and respond accordingly to mitigate the effects.

C) Compare the abnormally low water level with the emergency action levels in EPIP 3100022E, " Classification of Emergencies" and implement the emergency plan if and as necessary in accordance with EPIP 3100021E, " Duties and Responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator."

8.4 Earthquake 8.4.1 When information is received that an earthq6ake has occurred or the annunciators on RTCB I.06 (S36 and S46) or RTGB 206 (S44 and S54) alarm, the NPS is responsible to ensure -

completion of the following: /R11 A. Inspect areas of the plant to determine any detrimental effects.

B. Shut charging pump suction from RWT to isolate non-seismic line. Unit 1, 1707103; Unit 2, 2IV-7103. /R11 C. Cbserve earthquake force monitor SMI-42-11 located on the - 1 Unit 1 post accident panel. These indicators provide l maximum force received in each of the three directions.

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D. Notify I & C Department for evaluation of Seismic recorders.

E. The NPS shall notify the Duty Call Supervisor, Shif t ~

Security Supervisor and plant personnel. /R11 F. Implement the Emergency Plan as necessary in accordance with EPIP 3100021E, " Duties and Responsibilities of the Emergency Coordinator."

8.4.2 The Duty Call Supervisor shall evaluate the information and decide if further action and/or manpower is required.

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CHECK LIST 1 NPS (OR ALTERNATE)

HURRICANE WARNING PREPARATIONS ,

1. Make arrangements for additional operating personnel to be at the plant during the hurricane.

2. Fill condensate storage tanks,' primary water tanks, city water storage tanks and treated water storage tank.

3. Have portable bedding equipment brought to' the Control Room and/or cable spreading room. Ensure an adequate supply of food and water is available in the Control Rooms.

4. Open all outdoor 480V receptacle circuit br1akers. Request Electrical .

Maintenance Departments assistance as necessary.

S. As the hurricane approaches the site and high winds begin, consider

' stopping the vent fans listed below if water intrusion becomes a problem in those area. Fan designetion applicable to Units 1 and 2.

a. Fuel Handling Building fans (HYS-7, HVE-15 and' HVE-17)

b. Reactor Containment Building exhaust fans (HVE-8A and 8B)

c. Reactor Auxiliary Building supply and exhaust fans (HVS-4A and 4B, HVE-10A and 10B, HVA-1 and 2)

NOTE: Check with HP and Chemistry prior to shutdown of HVA-1 and 2.

d. Electrical Equipment Room supply and exhaust fans (HVS-SA and SB, HVE-11 and 12, RV-1, 2, 3 and 4)

e. Control Room vent fans (HVE-13A and 13B, HVE-14 and 33)

f. Fuel Pool vent fans (HVS-6, HVE-16A and 168)

g. Shield Building vent fans (HVE-6A and 6B)

h. Diesel generator vent fans (RV-5 and 6)

1. Switchgear Room vent fans (HVE-18 and 19)

6. Keep dispatcher informed.

7. As storm approaches, isolate Ft. Pierce water supply to city water storage tanks. '

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CHECK LIST 2 MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT HURRICANE WARNING PREPARATIONS

1. Close the following Reactor Auxiliary Building outside doors and roof hatches:

a. 19.5 ft. level ,

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Northeast corner door HV Plenum area Exit to Containment personnel lock Cold lab door Control Point guard station Machine shop roll up door South and of North-South hall

b. 43 ft. level Roll up door to roof - east side Northwest entrance to vital switchgear room Southwest entrance to vital switchgear room

c. 62 ft. level T4tting and ventilating room exit to roof CCW surge tank area exit to roof Control Room west entrance Office area entrance

2. Install stoplogs on plant flood protection wall as follows:

a. Unit 1 Auxiliary Building 19.5 ft. level West wall at auxiliary feed pumps A and 3 (2 places)

Exit to Containment personnel lock Cold lab door- I Machine shop roll up door South end of North-South hall

b. Unit 2 Auxiliary Building 19.5 f t. level South end of North-South hall southern:nost door on East side of building.

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CHECK LIST 2 MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT HURRICANE WARNING PREPARATIONS (continued)

, 2. Stoplogs (continued) l-l c. Unit 1 Turbine Building I

South wall of Turbine Building switchgear room (3 places)

Southwest corner of flood wall West flood wall at Hg seal oil unic West flood wall at condensate transfer pump North flood wall Northwest side at foot of stair il North flood wall near chemical feed station Between NW aad SW corners of RAB and Turbine Building (2 places)

d. Unit 1 Fuel Building South entry door Southwest entry door

e. Blowdown Building (8 places)

3. Tie down, remove, or otherwise secure all loose equipment such as ladders, fire extinguishers and hose reels,. waste containers, life rings, etc.

4 Store all chemical drums in the chemical warehouse and secure all other loose drums.

5. Verify that the gas cylinders in both gas cylinder storage houses are properly secured and secure the one con chlorine cylinders to their racks.

6. Dog the intake area gantry crane, the' cask crane and turbine deck crane.

7. Install life lines between important operating areas of the plant in case personnel must be sent to these areas during high winds.

8 Provide ~ tarpaulins and ropes at various locations throughout the Auxiliary Building. Also, have -on hand in the Control Room and Cable Spreading Room an' ample supply of plastic film (pliofilm).

9. Make plans'to have mechanics and electricians available at the plant during the emergency. .

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11. Wire shut all doors on outdoor MCC's with insulated wire.

12. Take spare sump pumps to the Reactor Auxiliary Building.

13. Tie down intake trash rakes and hoists in such a =anner that they are secure yet readily available if needed.

14 If the vent fans listed in Check List 1 are stopped, the following air intake, exhaust, or vent openings should be closed off. Verify that the dampers of those openings equipped with dampers are locked in the closed position.

Fuel Handling Building supply and exhaust 6.9 and 4.16KV switchgest room supply and exhaust (2 each)

Fuel pool area supply Control Roor supplies (2)

, Rx Auxiliary. Building 62 f t. level supplies (2)

Rx Auxiliary Building 62 f t. level exhausts (3)

Fuel Handling Building H & V supply Diesel Generator Building roof ventilators Rx Auxiliary Building 43 f t. level supply Rx Auxiliary Building 43 f t. level exhausts (4)

Battery Rooms lA and IB roof ventilators Electrical Equipment Room roof ventilators (2)

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Rx Auxiliary Building 19.5 f t. level exhausts (2)

15. Protect exposed vital instrumentation from the high winds and possible flying debris.

16. Make plans to have I-& C specialists available at the plant during the eme rgency.

17. Check all instruments located outdoors to be in weatherproof condition, inspect cases, gaskets, etc., and weatherproof those that are not with plastic film and tape.

18. Install and bolt down access / flood protection. hatch covers on both ultimate heat sink valve cubicles.

19., Notify the NPS via the Operations Duty Call Supervisor, when the above action is complete.

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Reviewed by Facility Review Group July 25.193 Approved by K. N. Harris Plant Manager July 29,193 Revision 8 R wed by F R G/1 JIs /w 6' 19 78 Approved by /Y////1,Y Vice-Pres. Nuc. Eng. k 5'[ 19 .3 n .

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3.1 Purpose This procedure provides instructions to control and extinguish fires, minimize damage and prevent personal injuries.

3.2 Discussion 3.2.1 Any uncontrolled fire is considered a Fire Emergency. In order to control and extinguish a fire, a fire fighting organization has been established.

3.2.2 The Fire Team is composed of members of the Operating group assigned to the St. Lucie Plant. The members of the Fire Teams are qualified in fire fighting.

3.2.3 F< . a list of the locations of fire fighting equipment, refer to the Mechanical Maintenance preventive maintenance program as delineated in Admin. Procedure No. 0010431 ' Preventive Maintenance Program".

3.2.4 The emergency classification system includes certain fire related events. Thus, fires may be classified as Unusual Events, Alerts, or Site Area Emergencies.

3.3 Aut ho ri ty This procedure implements the St. Lucie Plant Emergency Plan and Fire Protection Plan.

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4.2 Foam type fire exting tishing materials shall not be used on electrical fires.

4.3 '4 hen fighting fires in the Radiation Controlled Area that may involve radioactive materials, the members of the Fire Team shall use additional protective equipment specified by the Radiation Team Leader and shall follow any instructions he issues regarding precautions to observe while fighting the fire.

5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

5.1 The Nuclear Watch Engineer is the Fire Team Leader. If he is not available, the Nuclear Turbine Operator acts as his alternate. It shall be the responsibility of the Fire Team Leader to:

5.1.1 Pirect all phases of the fire fighting activities.

5.1.2 Coordinate the activities of any outside fire fighting organization called in to assist with the emergency.

5.2 It shall be the responsibility of each Fire Team member to be thoroughly familiar with the contents of this procedure and the location of fire fighting equipment in the plant.

5.3 All personnel shall be f amiliar with the location of, and be f amiliar with operation of fire equipment in their designated work s tatio ns.

5.4 on the basis of observations, the Nuclear Plant Supervisor is responsible for classification of the emergency. He is also responsible for making notifications and taking other actions appropriate to the emergency class.

6.0 REFEREMC[S 6.1 St. Lucie Plant Emergency Plan.

6.2 E-Plant Impelementing Procedure EPIP 3100021E, Ducles of the Emergency Coordinator.

6.3 E-Plan Implementing Procedure EP3100023E , On-Site Emergency Organization /and Roster.

6.4 St. Lucie Plant Administrative Procedure No. 1800022 Fire Protection P lan" . .

6.5 St. Lucie Plant Administrative Procedure No. 0010431 " Preventive Maintenance Program".

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8.1 When an individual discovers a fire which can be safely extinguished using fire fighting equipment at hand, he shall do so and then promptly notify the Nuclear Plant Supervisor.

8.2 When an individual discovers a fire or explosion resulting in a fire which cannot be extinguished using fire fighting equipment at hand,he shall notify the Nuclear Plant Supervisor over the PA system or the control room by dialing 333 on any PAX telephone. The followin~g information shall be given:

8.2.1 Location of the fire.

8.2.2 Type of fire, if known.

8.2.3 Whether or not there are any injured personnel.

8.2.4 Extent of damage to plant components.

M: Speed in notification is much more important than the completeness of the initial report.

8.3 The Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall instruct the individual to take any immediate action he is qualified to perform to extinguish the fire.

8.4 The Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall cross-connect the PA system, declare a Fire Emergency, announce the location of the fire, and sound the fire alarm. If sufficient information is available, he shall classify the emergency and implement the Emergency Plan.

(1) The Nuclear Watch Engineer will direct, by use of the page system, which members will meet him at the fire site, and which members will go to the fire house.

(2) If the fire is found to be in the Radiation Co'ntrolled Area, the Radiation Team shall be activated by the Emergency Coordinator (Nuclear Plant Supervisor).

(3) If the fire or explosion is in the Radiation Controlled Area, they shall wear appropriate protective clothJ ng and respiratory equipment and personnel monitoring devices, attempt to stay upwind of tha fire, and coordinate their actions with the Radiation Team.

(4) During normal working hours additional personnel are available from the maintenance department to support fire fighting efforts unti) outside assistance is obtained.

(5) The Emergency Coordinator (Nuclear Plant Supervisor) shall designate additional available on-site personnel to assist in extinguishing the fire, as required by the situation.

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(continued) 8.4 (continued) .

8.4.1 Requesting Outside Fire Assistance:

(1) If the fire is too large to be controlled by available plant forces, the St. Lucie County-Ft. Pierce Fire District shall be called by the Emergency Coordinator.

(2) The main guard station shall be notified of the location of the fire and the expected arrival of the off-site fire fighting equipment.

(3) Working communications shall be established between the Emergency Coordinator, the person in charge of the off- ,

site fire fighting organization, the Radiation Team Leader, if the fire is in the Radiation Controlled Area, and the Fire Team Leader.

St. Lucie County Emergency Center 911 or St. Lucie County-Ft. Pierce 461-1547 /R8 (4) In the case of an uncontrolled fire, not involving a safety system, lasting more than 10 minutes, the Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall declare an UNU5UAL EVENT. /R8 (5) In the case of an uncontrolled fire, potentially affecting safety systems and requiring off-site support in the opinion of the Nuclear Plant Supervisor, he shall declare an ALERT. /R8 (6) In the case of a fire resulting in degradation of safety systems, the Nuclear Plant Supervisor shall declare a SITE AREA EMERCENCY.

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3.1 Purpose This procedure provides guidelines for the selection of the

Re-entry Team members and provides instructions to follow durirg re-entry.

3.2 Discussion 3.2.1 Re-entry into an evacuated area shall be made only when authorized by the Emergency Coordinator and under the supervision of the Radiation Team Leader (RTL) or Interim RTL. R6

1. To ascertain that all personnel who were in the affected area have been evacuated and to search for unaccounted for personnel.

2. To rescue any injured or trapped personnel from the-affected area.

3. To perform operations which may decrease the severity of the emergency.

4 To determine the nature and extent of the. emergency

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5. To establish definite personnel exclusion area boundaries.

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3.0 SCOPE (Continued 3.2 (Continued) 3.2.2 The Emergency Coordinator should select individuals with appropriate qualifications in First Aid, Operations, Health Physics, and Maintenance for the Re-entry Team.'

3.2.3 The initial entry of th'e Re-entry Team, and all subse-quent entries, until radiation areas have been properly marked, shall take place under the supervision of the Radiation Team Leader.

3.2.4 The Re-entry Team Leaders should be fully briefed concerning the nature of the emergency. 'Information for these briefings will be obtained from the applicable available sources including current operating records, interviews ,

with evacuated employees, and surveys conducted by the Radiation Team.

3.3 Authority This procedure Laplements the St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan.

4.0 Precautions

4.1 There shall be no re-entry into the area affected by the emergency after an emergency evacuation unless authorized by the Emergency Coordinator.

4.2 All Re-entry Team members shall wear. protective clothing, dosimeters, respiratory devices, and other protective devices as specified by the Radiation Team Leader.

4.3 The team members should not deviate frem the planned route, unless required by un-anticipated conditions such as rescue, performing an operation which would minimize the emergency condi-tions, etc. i 4.4 If the monitored dose rates encountered during the re-entry exceed the limits set by the Emergency Coordinator and the Radiation Team Leader, the Re-entry Team shall return to'the area from which they were dispatched.

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(Continued) 4.5 The following guidelines for emergency exposure of personnel shall be followed during the re-entry operation:

4.5.1 The Emergency Coordinator and the Re-entry Team Leaders shall make every effort to minimize re-entry personnel exposures, utilizing radiation survey and conitoring devicca, protective clothing, breathing apparatus, and other special equipment as required.

4.5.2 Under emergency conditions not requiring action to prevent serious injury or a catastrophic incident, Re-entry Team personnel exposure in excess of 10 CFR 20 limits may be authorized by the Emergency Coordinator, -

but shall not exceed 5 Rem whole body exposure.

4.5.3 A planned emergency dose to prevent serious injury or to prevent destruction of equipment which could result in serious injury should not exceed 12 Rem whole body dose.

4.5.4 Under emergency conditions where immediate action is l necessary to prevent serious injury or a catastrophic incident, Re-entry Team members' exposures authorized by the Emergency Coordinator, with the consent of the individuals to be exposed, should not exceed 25 Rem whole body exposure, except for life saving actions.

4.5.5 For life saving actions, an individual may receive a I

dose of up to 75 Rem whole body exposure.

4.6 A Re-entry Team shall consist of at least two persons.

5.0 Responsibilities

5.1 The Emergency Coordinator has the responsibility for authori:ing re-entry into an area after it has been evacuated. It shall be his responsibility to select qualified personnel for the Re-entry Team and make clear what their assigned. duties are prior to re-entry.

5.2 The Radiation Team Leader shall be responsible for the supervision of the initial entry into an evacuated area, and for all subse-quent entries until radiation areas have been properly marked and a safe route determined. He shall also make recommendations to the-Emergency Coordinator as to the-expected doses the Re-entry Team personnel will be subjected to and the feasibility of attempting re-entry into a given area.

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(Continued) 5.3 It shall be the responsibility of the person appointed '

Re-entry Team Leader to strictly follow the orders given to him by the Radiatica Team Leader and at all times to protect the members of the Re-entry Team from possible injury and excessive radiation exposure.

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References:

6.1 St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan 6.2 S 't . Lucie Plant Radiation Protection Manual 6.3 HP 200 HP Emergency Organization ,

6.4 HP 201 Personnel Exposure Control 6.5 HP 203 Personnel Access Control 7.0 Records and Notifications:

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8.1 The Emergency Coordinator with the assistance of _ Radiation. Team Leader R6

_or..their._de, signee shall:

8.1.1 Select at least two qualified persons to form a Re-entry Team. One of the members shall be qualified in Health Physics procedures.

8.1.2 Brief the team members concerning the nature of the emergency and the possibility of hazards being present.

8.1.3 Instruct the team members as to what is required of them while in the emergency area. This may consist of the ,

following:

1. Search for injured, trapped or unaccounted for personnel.

2. Operate equipment as needed.

3. Determine the nature and extene. of the emergency and radiological conditions.

4. Establish definite personnel exclusion areas and access routes.

8.2 The Radiation Team Leader shall:

8.2.1 Evaluate the emergency to determine the possible dose rates and stay times. Refer to Step 4.5 of this procedure for guidelines.

8.2.2 Supervise the initial entry of the Re-entry Teams into the area of the emergency and any subsequent entries until readiation areas have been properly marked.

8.2.3 Based on the information available, select a route for the Re-entry Teams to follow into the affected area.

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8.2.5 Specify self-monitoring and decontamination procedures

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8.3.1 Wear protective clothing and other protective devices and dosimetry as specified by-the Radiation Team Leader.

8.3.2 Unless unanticipated conditions are encountered, follow the pre-planned route into.the affected area, and perform the assigned jobs quickly and safely.

8.3.3 Monitor the dose rate along the route followed, and identify high radiation areas.

8.3.4 Frequently observe their dosimeters and withdraw to a ~

safe area before established dose limits are received.

8.3.5 When re-entry is completed, follow the self-monitoring and personnel decontamination procedures as specified by the Radiation Team Leader.

8.3.6 Record and report to the Emergency Coordinator or his-designee the radiological conditions and extent of damage in the affected area.

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3.1 Purpose This procedure provides requirements for a periodic training of individuals, onsite, who may have some response upon initiation of the St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan.

3.2 Discussion In order to maintain emergency preparedness, personnel working at the St. Lucie Plant must be familiar with certain preplanned actions in the Emergency Plan and its implementing procedures.

Any changes in required actions or response due to revision of the Plan or procedures must be presented to appropriate personnel on a periodic basis.

3.3 Authority St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan 3,4 Definition Throughtout this procedure, the' terms Emergency Plan and Plan will be used to mean St. Lucie Plant Radiological E=ergency Plan.

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ST. LUCIE PLANT UNIT NO.1 & 2 EfERGENCY PLAN IMPLE!ENTING PROCEDURE NO. 31000342 REVISION'4 4.0 Precautions 4.1 This procedure does not cover requirements for periodic training of the FPL Offsite Emergency Organization.

5.0 Responsibilities

5.1 The Plant Manager has the overall responsibility for Emergency Plan -

Training.

5.2 The Plant Training Supervisor is responsible to the Plant Manager for ensuring all Emergency Plan Training is conducted in accordance with the references listed herein.

5.3 The primary team leader of each emergency team is responsible for the development and implementation of his team's training and retraining program. He may assign competent individuals to assist him in accomplishing this task.

5.4 The Operations Superintendent is responsible for the development and implementation of the Emergency Coordinator training and -

retraining program. He may assign competent individuals to assist him in accomplishing this task.

5.5 The Plant Training Supervisor is responsible for development and implementation of Emergency Plan Training of all candidates for reactor operator or senior reactor operator licenses.

5.6 The Plant Training Supervisor shall provide for training all individuals requiring unescorted access on site describing the action to be taken by an individual discovering an emergency condition, the location of assembly areas, the identification of emergency alarms, and the action to be taken on hearing those alarms.

t 6.0 References s 6.1 St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan I

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Records documenting the Emergency Plan Training received by individuals are quality assurance records and, therefore, shall be retained in accordance with Quality Instruction, QI-17-PR/PSL-1, Quality Assurance Records.

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8.1 Emergency Coordinator Training All Nuclear Plant Supervisors, Duty Call Supervisors (Operations),

Nuclear Watch Engineers, Reactor Control Operators (who are holders of Senior Reactor Operator licenses) shall receive training in categories provided in this section, annually: (t 3 months) a) Interpretation of plant and field data and how it relates to emergencies and their classification (i.e. emergency action.

level determination).

b) Prompt and effective notification methods, including the types of communication system c) Method of activating the Florida Power & Light Company Emergency Organization.

d) h methods used for estimating radiation doses and recommending ottsite protective actions. R4 8.2 Other Operational Assistance ,

Other control room shift personnel who may be required during an '

emergency shall receive training in the following areas on an annual basis:

a) Emergency Plan familiarization.

b) Emergency implementing procedures familiarization.

c) Communications and record keeping methods, d) Accident assessment and corrective action.

e) Shift relief policy, f) Specific emergency team training (for individuals assigned to interim emergency teams).

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(cont'd) 8.3 Shift Technical Advisor All Shift Technical Advisors shall receive the following annual training: (;t 3 months) a) Emergency Plan familiarization b) E=ergency implementing procedures familiarization.

c) Technical Specifications (in-depth understanding).

d) Specialized training in power plant and reactor specific core operating characteristics (normal and abnormal).

e) Familiarization with other related plant programs, plans and procedures with emphasis on accident assessment techniques. R4 8.4 Emergency Teams 8.4.1 Primary and interim Emergency Team Leaders, their alternates, and emergency team members shall have successfully completed radiation protection training conducted by the Health Physics group. Successful completion of this training is acknowledged by the issuance of a " Red Badge" identification card.

8.4.2 All assigned primary and interim leaders shall participate in an annual training exercise designed to have them and their teams respond to simulated situations.

8.4.3 Specific emergency team training shall be conducted by the primary team leader or his qualified designee familiarizing team members with their responsibilities described in the Emergency Plan and its implementing procedures, cocmunications and coordination with other emergency teams and the following team-specific topics: '

8.4.3.1 Radiation Team 24 a) Use of air sampling equipment.

, b) Performance of Radiation contamination surveys. R4 c) Determination of air activity and stay times based on MPC values, d) Determination of radiation levels and allowable (

dose limits in emergency conditions.

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(Cont'd) 8.4 Emergency Teams (Cont'd) 8.4.3 (Cont'd) 8.4.3.1 (Cont'd) e) Record keeping methods.

f) In-depth knowledge of personnel and field monitoring / analyzing techniques.

g) Responsibilities of the Emergency Radiation Team. ,

8.4.3.2 Security Team a) Emergency Plan Familiarization R4 b) Personnel accountability procedures, c) Site ingress and egress control procedures.

d) Deployment of Security Personnel.

e) Communications methods. R4 8.4.3.3 First Aid / Decontamination Team a) Description, storage location, and application-of supplies and equipment.

b) Sequential steps for the assessment of conta-mination levels and treatment of injured personnel.

c) Allowable radiation exposures and advisabia radiological environments, d) Personnel decontamination procedures.

e) Procedures for the evacuation of contaminated-persons to off-site medical facilitias.

f) Team members will satisfactorily complete the R4 American National Red Cross Multi-Media First

, Aid Course and vill requalify every three years-(+ 6 months).

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(cont'd) 8.4 Emergency Teams (cont'd) .

8.4.3 (cont'd) 8.4.3.4 Fire Team Fire Team training is covered by the Fire Protection manua.'., Administrative Procedure 1800022.

8.4.3.5 Recovery and Restoration & Re-entry Teams These teams are composed of personnel previously described teams and as such receive adequate training with respect to the Emergency Plan and its implementing procedures.

8.4.3.6 Other Personnel Requiring Unescorted Access On Site a) Emergency Plan Familiarization.

b) Selected Emergency implementing procedures familiarization.

8.4.3.7 Technical Support Center Supervisor q a) Emergency Plan familiarization.

b) Emergency implementing procedures familiarization, c) Technical Specifications (in-depth understanding).

d) Specialized training in power plant and reactor specific core operating characteristics (normal and abnormal) and accident assessment.

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(Cont'd) 8.4 Emergency Teams (Cont'd)

I 8.4.3 (Cont'd) 8.4.3.8 Technical Support Center On-Sf.te Staff

' a) Emergency Plan Familiarization-i b) Emergency Plan Implementing Proc ~edures Familiarization c) Communications and Recordkeeping Methods .

d) Training for the various technical engineers that make up the TSC staff with emphasis on I accident assessment and corrective action.

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MAINTAINING EMERGENCY PREPAREDNE$S - EMERGENCY EXERCISES, DRILLS, TESTS, AND EVALUATIONS.

2.0 Approvals

Reviewed by Facility Review Group July 25, 19 ,75 Approved by K. N. Harris Plant Manager Jui? 29 9'-

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! This procedure provides instructions for conducting periodic emergency exercises, drills, and tests.

3.2 Discussion Periodic exercises and drills will be conducted in order to test the state of emergency preparedness of participating personnel, organizations, and agencies. Each exercise or drill will be conducted to:

1) Ensure that participants are familiar 5dth their respective duties and responsibilities.

2) Verify the adequacy of the Emergency Plan and emergency procedures.

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4) Check the availability of' emergency supplies and equipment.

5) Verify the operability of emergency equipment.

These exercises and drills will simulate emergency conditions'and may be scheduled such that two or more exercises or drills are conducted simul-taneously. R6 The results of the exercises will form the basis for corrective action to eliminate identified deficiencies, and will be discussed during a post-exercise evaluation. . R6

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3.3 Authority This procedure implements the St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan.

4.0 Precautions

4.1 Every emergency alarm or announcement shall be assumed to be true unless an announcement is made to the contrary.

5.0 Responsibilities

5.1 The FPL Emergency Planning Supervisor shall be responsible for planning, scheduling, and coordinating all major emergency drills or -

exercises involving off site agencies. When an exercise is to be conducted, the Emergency Planning Supervisor shall:

a) Schedule a date for the exercise in coordinacion with the Health Physics Supervisor and the primary State and county emergency response agencies. R6 b) Request that the Health Physics Supervisor assign personnel to assist the Emergency Planning Supervisor prepare a scenario. R6.

c) Coordinate all FPL efforts'with other participating personnel,-

organizations, and agencies.

d) Obtain the approval of the Plant Manager..

e) Offer federal, state and local observers the opportunity to evaluate the exercise, f) Discuss and evaluate the exercise with observers and principal.

participants. .

g) Ensure that for all identified deficiencies, corrective measures.

-are recommended.

h) Prepare and retain documentstion for record keeping.

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(Cont'd) 5.2 Uhen an exercise or a major drill is to be conducted, the Health Physics Supervisor shall assure that the following is accomplished:

a) Assign personnel to prepare a scen'ario.

b) Coordinate through the Er.ergency Planning Supervisor all activities which involve off-site personnel organizations or agencies.

c) Schedule a date for this activity in coordination with the

. Emergency Planning Supervisor and assign observers.

d) Obtain approval of Plant Manager.

e) Review evaluations of exercise or drill with the observers

'and the Facility Review Group.

f) Ensure that deficiencies which are identified are addressed with corrective measures.

g) Prepare and submit documentation to the Emergency Planning Supervisor for record keeping.

6.0 References 6.1 St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency plan 6.2 NUREG 0654 7.0 Records and Notifications 7.1 Log Entries 7.2 Written evaluation to FRG, Plant Manager, and Emergency Planning Supervisor by the Health Physics Supervisor.

7.3 . Consolidated exercise summary by the Emergency Planning Supervisor.

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8.0 Instructions 8.1 The following emergency exercises, drills, and tests shall be conducted at the frequency indicated: ,

a) Exercises (Integrated Drills)

A major radiological emergency response exercise shall be conducted at least once every twelve (12) months (plus or minus three months) to demonstrate tha effectiveness of the Emergency Plan. This exercise shall be conducted as a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency and will provide for the coordination with and participation of off-site emergency responsa personnel organizations tend agencies including those of federal, state, and local governments. The emergency scenario shall be varied from year to year.

Provisions shall be made to start at least one exercise between 6:00 PM and midnight, and at least one exercise between midnight and 6:00 A.M., e"ery six years. The "Affected Unit" in the exercise should be c'ianged from year to year.

. R6 This emergency response exercise uhall be critiqued by Florida.

Power & Light Company observers /e"aluators and other observers as appropriate from federal, stat <r, and local agencies. R6 b) Radiological Monitoring Drill 5; A radiological monitoring drill shall be conducted at least once- ,

every twelve (12) months (plus or minus three months). These drills will include collection and analysis of sample media.(e.g. water, air).

This drill should include testing of communications and understanding of communications between the RTL and the teams.

c) Health Physics Drills The IIeal:h Physics Department shall conduct health ohysics drills semi-annually and one of the semi-annual drills may be incorporated into the radiological monitoring drill.

d) Medical Emergency Drill A medical emergency drill involving a simulated contaminated individual, with provisions for activation of the plant First Aid and Personnel Decontamination Team and participation by local support services (i.e., ambulance and off-site medical treatment facility), shall be conducted at least once every twelve (12) months (plus or minus_three months).

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f) Communications Tests Communications with the Bureau of Emergency Management.

Department of Health and Reh'abilitative Services, and St.

Lucie and Martin County Disaster Preparedness Coordinators within the plume exposure pathway Emargency Planning Zone (EPZ) will be tested monthly, 8.2 Conducting Drills 8.2.1 The Nucicar Plant Supervisor (NPS) shall evaluate the plant conditions and ascertain that the drill will not adversely af fect plant equipment or' operations.

8.2.2 The Health Physics Supervisor shall designate specific members of the plant staff to act as controllers and evaluators during the drill. These controllers and evaluators shall be faciliar with'the procedures and proper actions to-be taken associated f with their post during the drill. Additionally, briefings.

shall be conducted to indicate what purpose the drill will' service and what specific areas the controllers and evaluators should be concerned with. j These controllers and evaluators shall be posted throughout:

the plant area to observe and record the actions of plant personnel during the drill and to verify alarm audibility.

8.2.3 -After receiving a signal of alarm indicating that an e=ergency

' condition exists, which has been initiated as part of the.

' drill, the NPS shall take action as required by the Emergency Plan.

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8.3 Evaluation of Drilla and Exercises 8.3.1 Following a drill the Health Physics Superrisor shall R6' I

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The evaluation shall be based on the ability of participants to follow emergency procedures, the adequacy.of emergency procedures, and the. adequacy of emergency equipment and -

supplies. Plant management shall be responsible for.

necessary changes .:ht the Plant Emergency Procedures and for racommending and/or submitting thanges in the Emergency Plan to the Emergency Planning Supervisor. R6 1

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