ML20086J647
| ML20086J647 | |
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| Site: | Fort Calhoun  |
| Issue date: | 11/18/1983 |
| From: | OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT |
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Procedure No. Page No.(s) Procedure No. Page No.(s) EOF-15 15-1 thru 15-5 EOF-15 15-1 thru 15-5 (R1 11-10-82) (R2 11-18-83) EOF-16 16-1 thru 16-9 EOF-16 16-1 thru 16-6 (R0 4-23-82) (R1 11-18-83) TSC-1 1-1 thru l-3 TSC-1 1-1 thru l-3 (R3 2-15-83) -(R4 11-18-83) RR-11 11-1 thru 11-3 RR-11 11-1 thru 11-5 (R1 2-01-83) (R2 11-18-83) RR-17 17-1 thru 17-3 RR-17 17-1 thru 17-3 (R1 2-01-83) (R2 11-18-83) RR-18 18-1 thru 18-3 RR-18 18-1 thru 18-5 (R1 2-01-83) (R2 11-18-83) RR-24 24-1 thru 24-4 RR-24 24-1 thru 24-7 (R2 8-30-83) (R3 11-18-83) l
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. l VOLUME III OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT - FORT CALHOUN STATION i EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES ;i TABLE OF CONTENTS !
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'1. OPERATION SUPPORT CENTER Revision Last Review Procedure No. Title . No./Date Date EPIP-OSC-1 Emergency Classification R4 11-18-83 11-18-83 l EPIP-OSC-2 Emergency Plan Activation R6 3-31-83 3-31-83 4j EPIP-OSC-3 Notification of Unusual ; , Event Actions R1 4-23-82 4-23-82 '
EPIP-OSC-4 Alert Event Actions R1 4-23-82 4-23-82 EPIP-OSC-5 Site Area Emergency Actions R1 1-14-82 1-14-82 EPIP-OSC-6 General Emergency Actions R1 1-14-82 1-14-82
- EPIP-OSC-7 Personnel Rescue R2 8-30-83 8-30-83 EPIP-OSC-8 Medical Assistance R2 11-18-83 11-18-83 EPIP-OSC-9 Emergency Repairs, Corrective Actions and Damage Control R0 4-23-82 4-23-82 EPIP-OSC-10 Initial Assessment of Plant Parameters and Effluent Monitors to Detemine Source Tem R2 11-15-83 11-5-83 EPIP-OSC-11 Initial Dose Assessment Based
- l. on Plant Instrumentation R2 11-18-83 11-18-83
'f EPIP-OSC-12 Accidental Actuation of Early Warning Siren System R0 11-04-82 EPIP-OSC-13 Onsite Radiological Monitoring R0 8-02-83 8-02-83 l l EPIP-OSC-14 Emergency Duty Officer (EDO) Actions R2 11-18-83 11-18-83 l (! i i i 11-18-83 O i i 1 l* .- _ . . -
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- 2. EMERGENCY OPERATION FACILITY Revision Last Review Procedure No. Title No./Date Date EPIP-EOF-1 Activation of Emergency .
Operation Facility 22 11-18-83 11-18-83 l EPIP-EOF-2 Emergency Operation Facility Communication R2 5-13-83 5-13-83 EPIP-EOF-3 Emergency Instruments and Equipment R3 8-23-83 8-23-83 EPIP-EOF-4 Measurement of Airborne Radioactivity (Inccrporated into EPIP-EOF-6) R3 8-18-82 8-18-82 EPIP-EOF-5 Onsite Dose Assessment R3 8-18-82 8-18-82 (Incorporated into EPIP-EOF-6) . EPIP-EOF-6 Onsite/0ffSite Dose Assessment R3 8-18-82 8-18-82 O EPIP-EOF-7 Protective Action cuideiines R1 4-23-82 4-23-82
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EPIP-EOF-8 Environmental Monitoring R1 5-13-82 5-13-82 EPIP-EOF-9 Personnel Accountability R3 5-11-83 5-11-83
. EPIP-EOF-10 Personnel Decontamination R2 11-01-82 11-01-82 ,
i EPIP-EOF-11 Dosimetry and Records R1 9-14-82 9-14-82 1 1 EPIP-EOF-12 Site Security R1 1-06-83 ~1-06-83 EPIP-EOF-13 Shift Supervisor /EDO to EDO Transition R1 2-01-83 2-01-83 EPIP-EOF-14 EDO to Recovery Manager Transition R1 11-10-82 11-10-82
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Determination of Contamination j Release Through Plant Stack R2 11-18-83 11-18-83 l i O f 11 11-18-83 I
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- 2. EMERGENCY OPERATION FACILITY (Continued)
Revision Last Review Procedure No. Title , No./Date Date EPIP-EOF-16 Cnntinuing Dose Assessments Based On Plant Instrumentation R1 11-18-83 11-18-83 l EPIP-EOF-17 Initiation of Public Warning R3 8-16-83 8-16-83 EPIP-EOF-18 Offsite Radiological Surveys R3 6-07-83 6-07-83 O . . 4 'a l l: 1o 1ii 11-18-83 l - - . - _ . - _ , . _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ . _ . . .. . . _ _ . , _ . _ . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ , _ _ _ , _ _ _ .
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- 3. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER l
Revision Last Review Procedure No. Title No./Date Date EPIP-TSC-1 Activation of Technical . Support Center R4 11-18-83 11-18-83 l EPIP-TSC-2 Technical Support Center Communication R2 5-13-83 9-22-82 EPIP-TSC-3 Plant and Reactor Operation Support - Alert Classification R1 11-04-82 11-04-82 EPIP-TSC-4 Plant and Reactor Operation
. Support - Site Area Emergency Classification R2 11-09-82 11-09-82 EPIP-TSC-5 Plant and Reactor Operation' Support - General Emergency Classification R1 11-04-82 11-04-82
, EPIP-TSC-6 Plant Engineering and Repair R1 11-10-82 11-10-82 i
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- 4. REENTRY AND RECOVERY ORGANIZATION Revision Last Review Procedure No. Title h,'Date Date EPIP-RR-1 Activation of Recovery -
Organization R4 8-25-83 8-25-83 EPIP-RR-2 Reentry and Recovery Communication (DELETED) R0 2-20-81 1-27-83 EPIP-RR-3 Reentry to Evacuated Area R1 1-06-83 1-06-83 EPIP-RR-4 Reentry and Recovery OnSite NRC Coordination R1 1-31-83 1-31-83 EPIP-RR-5 Technical Specification Modifications R0 2-20-81 12-14-82 EPIP-RR-6 Population Exposure Projection R3 9-07-82 9-07-82 EPIP-RR-7 Recovery Decontamination R0 2-20-81 12-14-82 O - EPIP-RR-8 Waste' Management R1 1-06-83 1-06-83 I EPIP-RR-9 Reentry and Recovery Equipment Procurement R1 1-06-83 1-06-83 EPIP-RR-10 Recovery Organization's q Recovery Manager R2 2-01-83 2-01-83 EPIP-RR-11 Recovery Organization's Technical Support Manager R2 11-18-83 11-18-83 l A EPIP-RR-12 Recovery Organization's q Licensing Administrator R2 8-30-83 8-30-83 EPIP-RR-13 Recovory Organization's
. Core Physics Coordinator R1 2-01-83 2-01-83 EPIP-RR-14 Recovery Organization's
. Systems Analysis / Procedure Support Coordinator R1 2-01-83 2-01-83
,I EPIP-RR-15 Recovery Organization's Shift Support Coordinator R2 8-30-83 8-30-83
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- 4. REENTRY AND RECOVERY ORGANIZATION (Continued) h Revision Last Review Procedure No. Title No./Date Date EPIP-RR-16 Recovery Organization's -
i Instrument and Control Support l Coordinator R2 8-30-83 8-30-83 EPIP-RR-17 Recovery Organization's r; < Security and Technical Support Administrative Supervisor R2 11-18-83 11-18-83 l EPIP-RR-18 Recovery Organization's Plant Operations Manager R2 11-18-83 11-18-83~ l EPIP-RR-19 Recovery Organization's Shift Operations Supervisor R3 8-25-83 8-25-83 ~ EPIP-RR-20 Recovery Organization's Instrument and Control Supervisor R1 2-01-83 2-01-83 O EPIP-RR-21 Recovery Organization's Maintenance / Quality Control Supervisor R2 8-23-83 8-23-83 EPIP-RR-22 Recovery Organization's Health, i[ ; Physics / Chemistry Supervisor R2 8-30-83 8-30-83 I,! EPIP-RR-23 Recovery Organization's Procedure / Training Supervisor R1 2-01-83 2-01-83 i EPIP-RR-24 Recovery Organization's Lj Emergency Coordinator R3 11-18-83 11-18-83 ii
- j EPIP-RR-25 Recovery Organization's Dose
- Assessment Coordinator R2 8-30-83 8-30-83 EPIP-RR-26 Recovery Organization's
.: Environmental Survey and Andlysis Coordinator R1 2-01-83 2-01-83 l EPIP-RR-27 Recovery Organization's
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O Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-OSC-1 l Operations Support Center I EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION I. PURPOSE , , I To provide descriptions and examples initiating conditions of the four ! Emergency Classifications: 1) Notification of Unusual Event; 2) Alert;
- 3) Site Area Emergency; and 4) General Emergency.
II. PREREQUISITES
- 1. Occurrence of an incident disrupting normal operation of the plant.
III. PRECAUTIONS
- 1. Monitor conditions carefully and act conservatively to minimize the impact on the surrounding environment, health and safety of the public as well as plant equipment and personnel.
IV. PROCEDURE O 1. uPon recognition of an abnon ai piant or site condition the observer shall notify the Shift Supervisor of the situation.
- 2. The Shift Supervisor shall (using EPIP-OSC-14 as a guide):
a) Evaluate the condition and determine the applicable emergency classification per Figure OSC-1.1, Emergency Action Level (EAL) Criteria. Figure OSC-1.2 should be used to aid in making GENERAL EMERGENCY offsite protective action decisions.
- b. Declare the applicable EAL and activate the Radiological Emergency Response Plan (RERP) per EPIP-OSC-2.
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- c. Upon activating the RERP refer to the appropriate Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure (EPIP) for immediate and follow-up actions based upon the following:
- 1) Notification of Unusual Event Actions, EPIP-OSC-3
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- 3) Site Area Emergency Actions, EPIP-OSC-5 3
i i 4) General Emergency Actions, EPIP-OSC-6
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- 5) Initial assessment of plant parameters and effluent monitors to detenine source term, EPIP-OSC-10.
, 6) Initial dose assessment based on plant instrumentation, EPIP-OSC-11.
J. Monitor response activities and plant condi-tions and adjust the Emergency Action Level as necessary.
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$ Liquid Effluent Radiation Monitors Used for Accident Classification l
C Noti fication . Radiation of Unusual Site Area General l ? Monitor No. Description Event (1) Alert (2) Emergency (3) Emergency (4) 1 : . i CPM CPM CPM CPM i RM-054A S/G Blowdown High Alam* 4 OE + 04 (5) (5) RM-0548 S/G Blowdown High Alam* 2.2E + 04 (5) (5) i RM-055 Overboard Disch. Hdr. High Alam* _Not a Continuous Release RM-055A Overboard Disch. Hdr. High Alam* _Not a Continuous Release RM-056A Raw Water Header High Alarm
- 1.0E + 04 5.8E + 04 5.8E + 05 RM-056B Raw Water Header High Alam* 2.6E + 03 1.3E + 05 >1.0E + 06 4
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j THE CAUSE OF THE HIGH ALARM NOTES: , (1) Notificathn of Unusual Event is based on high alam setpoint readings given in the most recent revision of the Technical Data Book. (2) Alert Condition is based on approximately 20 X the BACKGROUND RADIATION. s '(3) Site Area Emergency is based on approximately 100 X the BACKGROUND RADIATION. (4) General Emergency is based on approximately 1000 X the BACKGROUND RADIATION.
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I $ - EPIP-OSC-1-6 j TABLE OSC-1.2 O WHOLE BODY AND THROID DOSE RATES FOR SITE AREA EMERGENCY OR GENERAL EMERGENCY Whole Body Dose: (RM-062 or RM-057) x x 7.25E+05 Q X/Q (From FC "20) (From plant computer)
= mres/hr Thyroid Dose:
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7'l . EPIP-OSC-8-1 Fort Calhoun Station - Unit No. I h Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-OSC-8 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Method for obtaining quick medical assistance, primarily transportation and treatment, for major personal injuries at the Fort Calhoun Station. Appendix I outlines telephone messages to be used based upon an actual emergency or drill / exerci'se situation. I. PURPOSE This procedure provides the instruction to identify.personaf in-juries, procure emergency first aid and receive specialized medi-cal treatment. II. PREREQUISITE A. The injured person has been moved, if possible, from a radia-tion area or shielding installed to reduce radiation exposure. B. The injured person has been decontaminated and protective clothing removed, if possible. O IV. PRECAUTION A. In case of severe injury, first aid and medical assistance take,s precedence over contamination control. The injured person sitould not be left unattended. A fellow B. employee should remain with the victim for first aid and encouragement until full treatment is provided. V. PROCEDURE
- 1. Injuries sustained outside the radiation control areas shall receive medical assistance in accordance with Standing Order G-14, Personal Injuries.
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- 2. Locate the injured person and ensure this information is available at the Control Room and Emergency Operations
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been determined that the person is contaminaticn free, - contact the Blair Rescue Squad (Telephone 911) for advanced first aid and emergency transportation. Emphasize that ~ the injury occurred at the Fort Calhoun Power Station, O.P.P.D. Refer to Appendix I for message content and ' further instructions. . m
- 5. Notify the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Radiation Treatment Facility (Telephone 559-5299) that a radiation
, accident has occurred at Fort Calhoun Station and the hos-pital will receive the injured person in approximately 45 '
- minutes. Describe known radiological and medical infonna-tion available. .
- 6. Activate Emergency Team Members 2 and 3, if necessary, to a perfonn re-entry and rescue activities. Operators and C/RP
': Technicians should be utilized if the Emergency Team has
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- 7. Activate Emergency Team Member 18 to perfonn Rescue Squad 2
Monitor activites. An Operator or C/RP Technician should bc l: utilized if the Emergency Team has not reported. . . ,, i ~8' . Ensure the location of the injured. person is coordinated.
; Monitor 18 and the Security Force should share this infonna-l tion. ,
k 9. Provide the UNMC with additional infonnation after the Rdscue i Squad vehicle has departed the site. l
.! 10. Provide notification and report to Production Operations Management through the Training and Safety Coordinator that
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- 1) Fill in the blanks on the following nossage as appropriate:
THIS IS NOTIFICATION OF A MAJOR PERSONAL INJURY AT THE FORT CALHOUN POWER STATION. THE INJURED PERSON (1s - 1s not) RADI0 LOGICALLY CONTAMINATED AND REQUIRES TRANSPORTATION TO THE (UMC at Omaha - Blair Memorial Hospital)
- 2) Contact the Blair Rescue Squad - phone 911 and relay the above message.
- 3) If appropriate, notify the UWC, Radiation Treatment Facility that a radiological accident has occured and the injured person should arrive in approximately 45 minutes - phone 559-5299.
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- 1) Fill in the blanks on the following message as appropriate:
THIS IS NOTIFICATION OF A FORT CALHOUN POWER STATION L . YOU REQUESTED TO l (Dr111 - Exercise (are - are not)
- , RESPOND TO THE STATION. THE INJURED PERSON (1s - 1s not)
RADI0 LOGICALLY CONTAMINATED AND REQUIRES TRANSPORT TO THE (UNMC at Omaha - Blair Memorial Hospital) l YOU WILL BE MET AT THE ENTRANCE GATE AND PROVIDED INSTRUCTIONS AND DIRECTION. l: L
- 2) Contact the Blair Rescue Squad - Phone 911 and relay the above
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- 3) Notify the USC, Radiation Treatment Facility that a radiological i
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C> uone ! IV. PROCEDURE l NOTE: Dose assessment should b.e performed following the completion of EPIP-OSC-10. I 1. Obtain the actual x/Q value at the site boundary from the computer for h " Meteorological Data" of FC-220 attached to EPIP-OSC-10. n If actual x/Q is not available, calculate the x/Q at the site boundary using D.F. = 1.0 E-04 and average windspeed li from FC-220, x/Q = 1.0 E-04/ W
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- 2. Whole Body Dose Rates @
(1) Obtain the noble gases release rate 'Qnoble gas' or QN. G., for L
- RM-062, RM-063 or RM-057 or containment area monitors from EPIP-OSC-10' and using the x/Q from Step 1, above, calculate DWB as follows:
DyB = 0.25 frQN.G. y./Q res/sec. or = (0.25)(0.8)(Q)N.G. (x/Q) (3.6 E+06) arem nr l
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- 3. Enter the whole body dose rate 'DWB' in Table OSC-11.1.
[ ( '? 4. Thyroid Dose Rates
- 1. Obtain the I-131 release rate 'QI-131' for **RM-060 or containment area monitors from EPIP-OSC-10 and using the x/Q from Step 1, above, calcula'te D r as follows:
Dr = QI-131 . B . x/Q DCF res/sec J em D
= (QI-131) (6.9 E-05)(x/Q)(6.23 E+06)(3.6 E+06) ares /hr
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- l. 6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 as frequently as necessary, i.e. approximately
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'EPIP-0SC-14 l . EMERGENCY DUTY OFFICER (EDO) ACTIONS I. PURPOSE To provide a procedure which delineates the duties, responsibilities and actions of the Emergency Duty Officer. These actions are applicable when either the Operating Shift Supervisor or a reporting staff member is functioning as the EDO. The checklist outlined in Appendix 1 provides the basis for an Immediate Actions booklet for the Shift Supervisor's use.
II. PREREQUISITES A. Emergency Plan Training has been completed for the EDO position. B. The Emergency Duty Officer is cognizant that he has the following responsibilities: (1) Is responsible for the overall direction and coordination of the Emergency Organization effort. This responsibility cannot be d a***d-O . (2) Control information releases. This responsibility cannot be delegated. (3) Ensures the proper classification of the emergency and reviews to see if the event should be upgraded or downgraded. .This ..! responsibility cannot be delegated. , (4) Interfaces with NRC. l (5) Controls' the relation of the ori-shift personnel to the Emergency Organization interface. This responsibility cannot be delegated. (6) Provides overall control of on-site emergency response facilities. This responsibility cannot be delegated. (7) Ensures that the Emergency Organization is at full strength after activation. (8) Keeps OPPD Management informed of status of the emergency. (9) Recommends protective actions to authorities responsible for off-site actions. This responsibility cannot be delegated.
! . (10) Ensures a timely and complete turnover of all information to the Q Recovery Manager snould the Recovery Organization be activated.
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EPIP-OSC-14-2 II. PREREQUISITES (Continued) (11) Is responsible for notification of Emergency Crganization and ;') Recovery Organization personnel. C. EDO has reported to TSC if he is relieving on-shift Shift Supervisor. D. The Immediate Actions booklet contains a checklist and the most recent precedures referenced in the checklist. III. PRECAUTIONS . None IV. PROCEDURE i 1. Obtain and perform the actions of this procedure as listed in Appendix 1 and contained in the Shift Supervisor Emergency Checklist Booklet in the Fort Calhoun Station Shift Supervisor's office.
- 2. Classify the emergency per EPIP-OSC-1.
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- 3. Activate the Emergency Plan and procure augmentation support per EPIP-OSC-2.
- 4. Apply actions commensurate to the emergency classification.
(a) Notification of Unusual Event per EPIP-OSC-3 i (b) Alert per EPIP-OSC-4 (c) Site Area per EPIP-0SC-5 (d) General per EPIP-OSC-6 l ,. 5. If personnel rescue is required, initiate EPIP-OSC-7 and EPIP-OSC-8. l Ensure the Safety Coordinator / Production Operations (x 4400) is notified of persons referred to a hospital or physician. i 6. Review status of Personnel Accountability per EPIP-EOF-9 with Security and Technical Support Administrative Supervisor.
- 7. Ensure initial assessments of the plant and effluent releases has been made by Health Physics personnel per EPIP-OSC-10 and EPIP-OSC-11.
! 8. Ensure operation of emergency monitoring teams applying EPIP-OSC-13 and
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- 9. Review status of emergency effort.
- 10. Review habitability of Control Roor1, OSC, TSC, and Storeroom Assembly Area. _
- 11. Interface with NRC/ State / local officials, and OPPD management on status
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! 13. Ensure licalth Physics has provided dosimetry (TLD) to all emergency - workers per EPIP-EOF-11.
- 14. Turnover responsibilities ,
From Shift Supervisor to EDO per EPIP-EOF-13. From EDO to Recovery Manager per EPIP-EOF-14.
- 15. As directed by Recovery, Manager, report either to FCS emergency station duty or to the EOF to assist the Recovery Manager.
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- 1) CLASSIFY EMERGENCY A. Refer to EPIP-0SC-1 for criteria.
B. If site area or general, see No.12 this checklist.
- 2) NOTIFY PLANT PERSONNEL (EPIP-OSC-2), Step 1 A. Notiification of unusual event - announce over gai-tronics two times. I B. Higher Classifications - Sound the nuclear emergency alann, follow witn gal-tronics announcement, and plant evacuation instructions. J
[ 3) NOTIFY PLANT MANAGER (EPIP-OSC-2), Step 2 A. Refer to emergency call list.
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- 5) INITIATE EMERGENCY CALL LIST (EPIP-OSC-2), Step 3
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i ,j 6) INITIAL NOTIFICATION (EPIP-OSC-2), Step 4 . 1 A. Nebraska State P.atrol by telephone 1-471-4545. Identify l yourself. Have patrolman identify himself, then find his J
, badge number on list in key locker. Inform the patrolman of ; his badge number, then make your report. Refer to 1 EPIP-OSC-2-5 for message and further instructions.
l.} B. Nebraska State Patrol by NAWAS. I i Refer to EPIP-OSC-2-5 for message and further instructions.
. C. If classification is notification of unusual event, call Iowa Office of Disaster Services 1-(515)-281-3231. l 1
- 7) NOTIFY SECURITY FORCE (EPIP-OSC-2), Step 5 A. Ext. 6657 B. Confinn security emergency procedures are in effect.
- 8) NOTIFY THE NRC WITHIN ONE HOUR (EPIP-OSC-2), Step 6
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-B. For notification of unusual event, use. form EPIP-OSC-2-11 Appendix 2, for call documentation. ;
C. For all higher classifications, use form EPIP-OSC-2-12, Appendix 3, for call documentation. The following steps apply to emergency classes greater than the notification of unusual event. .
- 10) PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY A. Initiate search and rescue as needed, refer to EPIP-OSC-7.
Blair Rescue - phone 911.
- 11) PROVIDE EDICAL ASSISTANCE TO INJURED PERSONNEL A. Refer to EPIP-OSC-8 for providing quick medical assistance, O. transportation and treatment.of major personal injuries.
Blair Rescue - phone 911. l
- 12) DIRECT IN-PLANT RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS A. Contact HP personnel, for surveys and dose assessment -
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- 14) DIRECT OFF-SITE SURVEYS A. Send out monitor teams as they arrive. Monitors use EPIP-EOF-3 and EPIP-EOF-18.
1 15) UPDATE INFORMATION n b A. Until EOF is activated, prepare and transmit updated emergency infomation to Nebraska and Iowa Emergancy Operations Centers. n B. Use fom Appendix 1 of EPIP-EOF-7, entitled Nuclear Power Plant ,; V Incident Update Report to Offsite Government Agencies. i
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EPIP-EOF-1-1 b Fort Calhoun Station Unit No.1 Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-EOF-1 ACTIVATION OF EMERGENCY OPERATION FACILITY Method for quickly activating tha Emergency Operation Facility for all $1te and General Emergency Classifications and transferring response management functions from the plant site to this offsite facility. I. PURPOSE This procedure provides the instructions to be followed by the Recovery Manager or his designee when site and general emergencies occur that require full activation of the Emergency Operation Facility. II. PREREQUISITE A. The emergency has been internally classified by the Shift Supervisor
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._ B. Classification as " Site Area Emergency" or " General" emergency requires full mandatory activation of the Emergency Operation Facility. Activation is optional for the " Alert" and " Notification of Unusual Event" classifications as detemined by the Recovery Manager. O - C. Personnel assigned duties in the Emergency Operation Facility have been adequately trained. III. PRECAUTION A. Additional telephones should be acquired from storage and plugged into assigned jack outlets. The Northwestern Bell Telephone Company must activate those lines. B. A duplicating machine should be acquired for distribution of information thru the Administrative Logistics fianager if not L already available. IV PROCEDURE
- 1. The Recovery Manager will acquire full emergency management responsiblities by formal transfer from the EDO using EPIP-EOF-14.
- 2. Review EPIP-OSC-1 and update emergency classification as appropriate.
' Review EPIP-EOF-2 and complete actions required utilizing 3.
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- 4. Relieve Plant Operation Hanager and/or Technical Support Center Coordinator of all management functions involving coordination
, b with offsite groups. Establish coordination of radiological and environmental assessment through the Emergency Coordinator.
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- 6. Verify actions of EPIP-EOF-3 thru 12 as required by accident classification have been initiated.
- 7. Establish communication links with Recovery Manager staff and State Emergency Operating Centers by dedicated telephone conference.
- 8. Initiate requests for offsite assistance in coordination with Technical Support Center Coordinator.
J 9. Brief OPPD General Manager and provide information to OPPD Media personnel for public release.
- 10. Verify security has been established for the EOF building control section. -
- ( 11. Review recommended public protective actions with Emergency Coordinator.
! 12. Conduct periodic briefings with staff, and/or Federal / State / County representatives prior to and/or shortly after major decisions.
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To provide a relationship betaisen .the effluent radiation monitor readings and the amount of contamination on the ground and the resulting whole l bo# gamma dose rates. II. PREREQUISITES A. The Emergency Operations Facility has been activated per EPIP-EOF-1. III. PRECAUTIONS NONE
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- 1. Project the amount of contamination deposited on the ground at selected downwind location (s).
, a. Obtain the wind direction at 10 meters from the control room and enter in Table EOF-15.1.
- b. Determine the affected wind sector with, letter designation A to R, using the wind direction data frca Step 1.a. above. (affected wind sector is the sector opposite a the wind direction sector).
Enter the affected wind sector in TabFa EOF-15.1.
- c. Obtain the stack flow rate from tne centrol room and enter in Table EOF-15.1; convert this value to m3/sec and enter in Table EOF-15.1.
1 d. Determine the relative deposition factor (D/Q) for a selected !! downwind distance from Table EOF-15.2 and enter in Table EOF-15.1. NOTE: If the selected downwind distance is between two of the listed distances, use the next SMALLER distance. _
- e. Determine the duration of a release from the stack and enter in q Table EOF-15.1. -
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- i. Calculate the contamination deposition by multiplying the values in Column III by D/Q and the release duration; enter the data in Column IV of Table EOF-15.1.
, 2. Project Whole Body Sasua Dose Rates from radionuclide deposited on i the ground.
- a. Multiply the contamination deposition in Column IV by the dose
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l b. Sun the whole body dose rates values and Column VI and enter in Table EOF-15.1.
- 3. Refer to Table EOF-15.3 for protective action guidelines for accumulated a Whole Body doses received from the contamination deposited on ground.
- 4. Notify the Emergency Coordinator of 'the above evaluated results.
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the general population living within the plume exposure pathway throughout the response and recovery phases of radiological emergency.
II. PREREQUISITES
- 1. An accident has occurred and has been classified per EPIP-OSC-1.
- 2. The Emergency Plan has bean activated per EPIP4SC-2.
- 3. Initial dose assessment has been perfomed per EPIP-DSC-11.
, 4. Emergency Operations Facility has been activated per EPIP-EOF-1.
- 5. Recovery Organization has b'een activated per EPIP-RR-1.
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- 1. Complete Form FC-220 for meteorological data and calculation of release rate (s), and enter the appropriate data in the Dose 4 Assessment worksheet. Refer to EPIP-EOF-6 for Fom FC-220.
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- 3. Complete the Dose Assessment Worksheet for each selected receptor location.
(1) Obtain x/Q from the computer or calculate the value using the plume overlay diffusion factor and average windspeed. (2) Detemine the average gama decay energy (O for noble gases from Figure EOF-16.1 and enter in Item 2.c of the Dose Assessment Worksheet. - l 1* LO FC/EPIP/35 SUED -"- R1 11-18-83 1
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- 3. (3) Calculate the Whole Body Dose Rate by entering the data for the release rate (Q) from RM-052, RM-057, RM-062 or RM-063, j the x/Q and appropriate units conversion in Item 2.c of the Dose Assessment Worksheet.
(- (4) Calculate the Iodine-131 Inhalation Thyroid Dose Rate to a Child by entering the data for the release rate (Q) from RM-060 or RM-063, the x/Q and appropriate units conversions in Item 2.d of the Dose' Assessment Worfsheet. (5) Record time, location, whole body and thyroid dose rates in l columns 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Table EOF-16.1. 1 (6) Calculate the Integrated Whole Body Dose at a selected receptor location by averaging two values as calculated in step (3), above and the elapsed time between the calculations. l (7) Calculate the Integrated Thyroid Dose ' Rate to a Child by ! averaging two dose rates as calculated in step (4), above and elapsed time between the calculations. . (8) Record the Whole Body and Thyroid Integrated Doses in columns 5 and 6 of Table EOF-16.1. r l ', (9) Repeat this procedure for each selected receptor. location as ,w lt deemed necessary due to changing weather and/or plant conditions a and enter the data in Table EOF-16-1. l' li 1 L
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- c. RM-062 Release Rate (Q) = C1/sec
- d. RM-060 Release Rate (Q) = Ci/sec
- e. RM-057 Release Rate (Q) = C1/sec
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EPIP-TSC-1-1 Fort Calhoun Station Unit No.1 O Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-TSC-1 ACTIVATION OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER a Method for activation of the Technical Support Center (TSC) for emergency operations assistance during Alert, Site Area and General Emergency classes. I. PURPOSE This procedure provides the instruction for the TSC Manager and his staff to initiate support to the reactor operating personnel in admini-
, strative, communication, and technical evaluation functions.
II. PREREQUISITES A. The emergency has been classified as Alert, Site or General (Pro-
; cedure EPIP-OSC-1) by the Shift Supervisor or Emergency Duty Officer.
I B. Personnel assigned operational, mechanical, electrical and. radio-logical emergency support have been adequately trained.
. III. PRECAUTIONS 1O A- ^1thoush activatin9 the TSC is oPtionai for ' Notification of unusuai Event' emergency classes, it is advisable that TSC members report to the plant.when notified to share their expertise.
[ ll B. The TSC is sized for 20 technical persons. The TSC Manager must f: limit off-site support to ensure optimum working space. U IV. PROCEDURE
- 1. Ensure members of the Technical Augmentation Staff and the Emergency I
a Team have reported to the locations established in Figure 1. The Gate Monitor (Tag No. 9/10), Personnel Decon (Tag No.19) and the Outside !! Coordinator (Tag No. 22) will report to the General Services Building l' onsite unless directed othentise. l 2. Check and initiate operations of radiological equipment to ensure monitoring capability and continued habitability of TSC.
! 3. Establish conununications with control room and emergency response l1 facilities (EPIP-TSC-2).
- 4. Provide plant and reactor. operation support in accordance with implementing procedures EPIP-TSC-3, 4, 5 and 6.
!t 'i 5. Relieve reactor operator of auxiliary duties and communications not l' iO directir reiated to reactor system maniPuiations. 1 g t( R4 11-18-83 l FC/EPIP/26
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- 6. Maintain emergency offsite support group coordination until act'ivation of EOF has been confirmed.
- 7. Review technical data displays and plant records available.
(A Safety Parameter Display System will eventually standardize information for safety assessment.)
- 8. Provide detailed analysis and diagnosis of abnormal plant conditions to control room operations.
- 9. Evaluate any significant release of radioactivity from the plant.
- 10. Maintain open communication with the control room and EOF.
- 11. Establish a long term schedule for staffing the TSC and control room with additional manpower if. the emergency class is increasing or a duration of more than 24 hours is anticipated.
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7 'I EPIP-RR-11-1 Fort Calhoun Station Unit No.1 O Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-RR-11 RECOVERY ORGANIZATION'S TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER
. I. PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to detail assignment and responsi-bilities of personnel in the Recovery Organization filling the position of Technical Support Manager.
II. PREREQUISITE Both primary and alternate individuals filling the position of
, Technical Support Manager have been fully trained and are aware of their duties and responsibilities.
III. PRECAUTIONS None I
V. PROCEDURE
Upon activation of the Recovery Organization, those individuals assigned to the position of Technical Support Manager shall carry Li out this assignment as detailed in Appendix 1 of this implementing
- - procedure. Appendix 2 (Technical Support Manager Checklist) can be > used to assist the Technical Support Manager in completing his duties.
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EPIP-RR-11 2 Fort Calhoun Station Uaf t No.1 O Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EPIP-RR-11 APPENDIX 1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER A. Personnel Assignment . Primary (Job Title) l Section Manager - Technical Services Alternate (Job Title) Manager - Reactor and Computer Technical Services B. Reporting Location Technical Support Center
. C. Reports To Recovery Manager O D. So,ervises/ Coordinates
- 1. Licensing Administrator
- 2. Core Physics Coordinator
- 3. , Systems Analysis / Procedure Support Coordinator
- 4. Shift Support Coordinator
- 5. Instrument and Control Support Coordinator
- 6. Security and Technical Support Administrative Supervisor E. Primary Responsibility
- 1. To analyze and develop plans and procedures necessary to support operations personnel in performing a safe plant shutdown with
- minimal effects on the public health and safety.
- 2. To provide a central facility for the collection, retantion and transmittal of plant and local environmental parameters.
F. Basic Duties
- 1. Upon notification of Recovery Organization activation, the primary and/or alternate Technical Support Manager designate (s) will report to the assigned location listed in section B of this appendix.
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- 2. Prior to or upon reporting *.o the assigned location, he shall notify "'
both the primary and alternate designate (s) for the Recovery Organi-zation positions listed in section D of this appendix. He shall infom these individuals of the emergency action level and either keep them in standby or have them report to their assigned locations. Notification of Recovery Organization personnel is accceplished in accordance with implementing procedure EPIP-RR-1.
- 3. He is responsible for ensuring that the Technical Support Group is fully activated through personnel accountability. He in turn will infom the Recovery Manager of the manpower available to the Technical Support Group. Accountability is accomplished by either perfoming a roll call or maintaining a sign in log.
- 4. Upon discussion with the Recovery Manager, the Technical Support Manager will detemine to what extent his group's involvement will be and establish a schedule of working hours to support the recovery effort.
- 5. He will provide support to the Recovery Organization by exercising his control in the following areas;
- a. Provides for the timely collection, retention and transmittal of plant infomation to the Emergency Response Organization.
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- b. Provides for the timely resolution of NRC questions regarding d abnormal operation and/or changes to Technical Specifications and FSAR's in accordance with implementing procedure EPIP-RR-5.
, c. Assures the development of emergency plans and procedures regarding abnomal systems or equipment operations.
- d. Assures adequate technical and clerical personnel are available to support the Technical Support and Plant Operations Group.
! e. Oversees instrument and control modification and ensure adequate core surveillance and protection is available.
- f. Ensures adequate office space, equipment, supplies, and communications equipment are readily available to tne Technical Support Group.
'[ 6. Coordinates with the Recovery Manager and Emergency Coordinator regarding the relaxation / curtailment of Recovery Organization
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT MANAGER CHECKLIST
- 1. At Notification of Unusual Event or Higher Classification, Report ,
to the Plant (EPIP-T5G-1) i A. Activation of the TSC is optional (EPIP-TSC-1). ' B. Prior to or upon reporting to the TSC, notify or initiate notification of both the primary and alternate member or the TSC staff. I' . 1. Licensing Administrator -
- 2. Core Physics Coordinator '
- 3. System Analysis / Procedure Support Coordinator
- 4. Shift Support Coordinator
- 5. Instrument and Control Support Coordinator
- i. 6. Security and Technical Support Administrative
. Supervisor
- 7. TSC Manager Alternate h 2. At the Alert Classification Report and Activate tl (LPIP-134-1)
TSC A. Detemine the extent of TSC support.
- 3. Ensure the TSC Staff Have Reported to the TSC (EPIP-TSC-1) 0 A. Report manpower status to the EDO or Recovery Manager.
- 4. Verify With the HP/ Chem. Supervisor (Ext. 6615 Room 107)
, operation or Raalological Equipment to Ensure Monitoring s
capan111ty and Continued Habitabil1ty of the T5G (EPIP-TSC-1)
. 5. Establish Communications With the Control Room and OSC (and EOF If Activated) (EPIP-isc-1)
! 6. Ensure the FCS Emergency Status Board is Kept Current and Updated l, as Necessary (EPIP-15G-1) t l 7. Provide Plant and Reactor Operation Support l, A. For ALERT classification, see EPIP-TSC-3.
- i. B. For SITE AREA EMERGENCY classification, see EPIP-TSC-4.
- O C. For sEaERAL EMERsEaCy ciassification see EPIP-TSC-s-
- 8. Relieve Plant Operations Personnel of Outies Not Directly Related to Meactor System Gontrol (LPIP-Ibb-1)
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- 9. Assist EDO in Offsite Support Group Coordination Until Activation ,
or tur Has seen confirmea (tPIP-idc-1) !
- 10. Review Available Technical Data Displays and Plant Records for i
, sarety Assessment (tPAP-Idu-1) i
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- 11. Collect and Transmit Detailed Analysis and' Diagnosis of Abnormal Plant conattions to tne controi noom uperations (LP1P-Idu-1)
- 12. Performs All Associated Duties of the TSC Manager (EPIP-RR-11) ;
A. Oversee the Licensing Administrator in the preparation of changes to the Technical Specifications, Facility License, or USAR and provide timely resolution of NRC questions regarding abnormal operation and/or changes to these documents. I B. Provide for the timely collection, retention, and transmittal of plant technical information to the OSC, EOF, and Control Room as requested. j C. Assure the development of emergency plans and procedures regarding abnormal systems or equipment operations.
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.i D. Assure adequate technical and clerical personnel are i available to support the Technical Support and Plant j Operations Groups. E. Oversee instrument and control modification.and ensure adequate core surveillance and protection is available. l
; F. Ensure adequate office space, equipment, supplies, and
.! communications equipment are readily available to the l lj
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G. Drganize staff personnel and establish around-the-clock work l schedule. l
+ 13. Coordinate With the Recovery Manager and Emergency Coordinator ,
i Regarding the Relaxation / Curtailment of Recovery Organization l
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EPIP-RR-17 1 1 Fort Calhoun Station Unit No.1 J Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure ) EPIP-RR-17 i 1 RECOVERY ORGANIZATION'S O SECURITY AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISOR I. P'URPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to detail assignraent and responsibilities of personnel in the Recovery Organization filling the position of Security and Technical Support Administrative Supervisor. II. PREREQUISITE Both primary and alternate individuals filling the position of Security and Technical Support Administrative Supervisor have been fully trained and are aware of their dut,ies and responsibilities. III. PRECAUTIONS None IV. _ PROCEDURE Upon activation of the Recovery Organization, tho'se individuals assigned to the position of Security an.d Technical Support Q Administrative Supervisor shall carry out this assignment as detaiTed in Appendix 1 of this implementing procedure. 6 l O FC/EPIP/42 R2 11-18-83 i l _ _ - .- . . . . . . .
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Supervisor - Fort Calhoun Station Administrative and Security Services
. Alternate (Job Title)
Training Coordinator B. Reporting Location Technical Support Center C. Reports To Technical Support Manager D. Supervises / Coordinates 2
- 1. Security and Administrative personnel
- 2. Members of the Emergency Team Tag Nos.17 and 22 0 E. Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Data Coordinator
- 2. Security Coordinator
,; 3. Administrative Coordinator F. Basic Duties
- 1. upon notification of Recovery Orgar.12ation activation, the primary and/or alternate Security and Technical Support Administrative Supervisor designate (s) will report to their assigned location listed in Section B of this appendix and inform the Technical
. Support Manager of their/his presence.
- 2. Call out his staff detailed in Section D of this appendix and have them report to their normally assigned department in order to
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- 3. Organizes staff personnel and establishes a schedule of working hours to support around-the-clock operations.
- 4. Reports the manpower status to the Technical Support Manager.
- 5. Coordinate Emergency Team personnel assigned Tags 17 and 22, and incorporate these individuals into Recovery Organization.
- 6. Assign personnel to control the accumulation, retention and retrieval of plant environmental parameters in cooperation with the Shift Support Coordinator and Emergency Coordinator.
- 7. Provides automatically and upon request, information needed by
- members of the emergency response organization.
- 8. Will serve as single point interface for the aquisition of plant
. data to ensure minimum interference with shift operations personnel.
This is accomplished through interfacirt with the Shift Support Coordinator.
- 9. Directs normal in-plant security personnel in raaintaining the plant
' security system in support of the recovery effort.
- 10. Provides in-plant security. personnel at various locations to support the recovery effort.
- 11. Provides clerical support (e.g. typing, filing, office equipment i operation) to all areas within the Technical and Operation Support ,
. Groups.
- 12. Coordinates with the Administrative Logistics Group in order to obtain skilled personnel needed to support the various Technical and i Operations Support Group functions.
f 13. Coordinates with the Administrative Logistics Group in order to j obtain additional work space, office supplies, communications and office equipment.
- 14. Maintains accountability of plant personnel.
- 15. Will verify the presence of a second Communicator in the Control Room to assist the on duty 6th operator with recording and transmitting Dese Assessment and operational information.
- 16. Dispatch one clerical per;on to the OSC to assist the OSC manager 4
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- EPIP-RR-18-1 Fort Calhoun Station Unit No.1 Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure O EPIP-RR-18 RECOVERY ORGANIZATION'S PLANT OPERATIONS MANAGER I. PURPOSE .,
The purpose of this procedure is to detail assignment and responsibilities of personnel in the Recuery Organization filling the position of Plant Operations Manager. II. PREREQUISITE Both primary and alternate individuals filling the position of Plant Operations Manager have been fully trained and are aware of their duties and responsibilities. III. PRECAUTIONS None IV. PROCEDURE Upon activation of the Recovery Organization, those individuals Q assigned to the. position of Plant Operations Manager shall carry out this assignment as detailed in Appendix 1 of this implementing procedure. R l I !k l' i i h ,; FC/EPIP/42 R2 11-18-83
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Manager - Fort Calhoun Station Alternate (Job Title) Section Manager - Operations
- 8. Reporting Location Operations Support Center C. Reports To Recovery Manager
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D. Supervises / Coordinates O 1. Shift Operations Supervisor
- 2. Instrument and Control Supervisor
- 3. Maintenance / Quality Control Supervisor
- 4. Health Physics / Chemistry Supervisor
- 5. Procedure / Training Supervisor E. Primary Responsibility Implements the in-plant recovery activites with the objective of L~ taking the plant to a safe shutdown condition in a .nanner which minimizes the effect to the health and safety of the public.
F. Basic Duties
- 1. Upon notification of Recovery Organization activation, the primary and/or alternate Plant Operations Manager designate (s) will report j to the assigned location listed in Section B of this appendfx.
'i 2. Prior to or upon reporting to the assigned location he shall notify I both the primary and alternate designate (s) for the Recovery Organi-zation positions listed in Section D of this appendix. He shall infonn these individuals of the emergency action level declared and i either keep them in standby or have them report to their assigned l locations. Activation is accomplished in accordance with imple-O mentins Procedur Eele-RR-1. FC/EPIP/42 # 16 @ R2 11-18-83 e=,e -- ,-
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- 3. Is responsible for ensuring that the Operations Support Group is fully activated through personnel accountability. He in turn will '.
infom the Recovery Manager of the manpower available to the Plant g Operations Group. Accountability is accomplished by maintaining a sign-in log of reporting personnel.
- 4. Upon deteming the extent of Operations Support Group's involvement, he will establish a schedule of working hours to support an around-the-clock effort.
- 5. Oversees the implementation of nomal and emergency procedures needed to bring the plant to a safe shutdown.
- 6. Oversees the in-plant maintenance and I and C activities required to support the recovery effort.
1 7. Has overall responsibility for the training requirements of the Recovery Organization personnel during emergencies.
- 8. Detemines the need for out-of-normal and emergency procedures, supervises the development and implementation of these procedures.
H 9. Has overall responsibility for all in-plant health physics activites, including the sampling and ALARA programs.
- 10. Provides inforination and recommendations to the Recovery Manager concerning future operations that could affect the plant or the 1 environment. j, .
1 11. Coordinates with the Administrative Logistics Manager, to request the various services that may be needed. j
- 12. Provides concurrence in cooperation with the Recovery Manager and i
Emergency Coordinator regarding relaxation / curtailment of Recovery
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PLANT OPERATIONS MANAGER CHECKLIST 0 1) At Notification of uausuai Event or wisher. Report to the OSC A. Locate telephone and activate OSC.
- 2) Conference With the Shift Operations Supervisor and Emergency Duty off1cer A. Update emergency classification (EPIP-OSC-1). -
- 8. Detemine the extent of OSC involvement.
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3) and Emergency coordinator i A. Update emergency classification (EPIP-OSC-1). B. Discuss possible activation of the EOF and the Recovery Organization (EPIP-EOF-1 and EPIP-RR-1).
- 4) Ensure Communication is Established With the TSC, EOF, and urrs1te support. organizations to Provice ano, Ontain upaated
. Data (EPIP-TSC-2) , , 5) Ensure Implementation of All Health Physics Activities, Inclucing Raalolog1 cal 5ampl1ng and Al. ARA Programs 30 i A. Assessment of plant parameters and dose assessment 4 (EPIP-OSC-10 and EPIP-OSC-11).
B. Emergency equipment check (EPIP-EOF-3). , C. Onsite/offsite dose assessment (EPIP-EOF-6). J, a D. Protective actions (EPIP-EOF-7). d y E. Environmental monitoring (EPIP-EOF-8). l
- 6) Oversee Site Security (EPIP-OSC-12)
- 7) Oversee Personnel Accountability (EPIP-EOF-9) l
- 8) Incorporate the Plant Operations Group Into the Recovery
- ) Organization Upon Activation of the Recovery Organization j (EPIP-RR-1) cl
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- 9) Perform All Associated Duties of the Plant Manager (EPIP-RR-18)
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A. Ensure Operations Support Group is fully activated through personnel accountability. B. Report Operatiot: Support Group manpower availability to the Recovery Manager (Ext. 4845). C. Establish a schedule of working hours .to support around-the-clock operations. D. Oversee the implementation of nonna1 and emergency procedures. E. Oversee maintenance and I and C activities. F. Responsible for all training requirements during the , recovery effort. I:
> G. Detennine the need for out-of-nonnal and emergency procedures. Supervise the development and implementation of these procedures.
H. Oversee all in-plant health physics activities, including
- the sampling and ALARA programs.
Provide information and reconnendations to the Recovery J I. Manager concerning future operations that could affect .; the plant or the environment. i J. Request various services from the Administrative Logistics
- 1 Manager (Ext. 4824).
- 10) Conference With the Recovery Manager (Ext. 4845) and the Emergency Coordinator (Ext. 4840) Regarding Relaxation {
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EPIP-RR-24-1 Fort Calh un Staticn Unit 'Wo. I i Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure
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- RECOVERY ORGANIZATION'S EMERGENCY COORDINATOR
({} I. PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to detail assignment and responsibilities of personnel in the Recovery Organization filling the position of Eme,rgency Coordinator. - II. PREREQUISITE Both primary and alternate individuals filling the position of Emergency Coordinator have been fully trained and are aware of their 4 duties and responsibilities. III. PRECAUTIONS None IV. PROCEDURE Upon activation of the Recovery Organization, those individuals assigned to the position of Emergency Coordinator shall carry out this assignment as detailed in Appendix 1 of this implementing procedure. Q 1
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Personnel Assignment
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Manager - Radiological Health and Emergency Planning ' Alternate (Job Title) Supervisor - Technical Services, Nuclear and Chemical Services { t
) B. Reporting Location Emergency Operations Facility C. Reports To j
Recovery Manager
,, D. Supervises / Coordinates ! 1. Dose Assessment Coordinator i
O 2. 3. Environmental Surveys and Analysis Coordinator Radiochemical Analysis Coordinator e i 4. Dosimetry Coordinator
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i Coordinates the Fort Calhoun Static.1 emergency response for offsite J radiological assessments. Interfaces with the Recovery Manager and radiological governmental agencies for evaluation of data and recommends i corrective actions. F. Basic Duties i 1. Upon notification of Recovery Organization activation, the primary
- and/or alternate Emergency Coordinator designate (s) will report to Ii the assigned location listed in section 8 of this appendix and inform the Recovery Manager of their/his presence.
lli l Calls out the staff detailed in section D of this appendix and has ll 2. l' them report to their assigned emergency stations in order to support on site activities. Notification is conducted in accordance with implementing procedure EPIP-RR-1. 1O i FC/43 .y 13 m R3 11-18-83 l _ _ . . _ . _ ~
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- 3. Organizes his staff and establishes a schedule of working hours to support around-the-clock operations. }
- 4. Report his group's manpower status to the Recovery Manager.
- 5. Maintains control over personnel assembled at the Emergency Operations Facili ty.
- 6. Ensures that onsite and offsite environmental and radiological monitoring teams are dispatched. .
- 7. Establishes communications with the Technical Support Center and Operations Support Center and obtains infonnation on accident conditions, radiological releases and prevailing meteorological conditions.
- 8. Maintaines communications with designate' d offsite authorities and relate accident infonnation necessary for these authorities to implement their emergency pla'ns.
- 9. Interprets all radiological data and provide updates to the Technical Support Center, Operations Support Center, and offsite authorities.
Updates should include items such as projected radiological
, exposures, environmental survey results, recommended protective actions.
...l . 10. Provides for. additional support upon request. This may range from additional radiological evaluations and-equipment to providing v -r; medical assistance.
! 11. Receives any responding representatives from offsite emergency agencies and assist in their information and communications needs.
- 12. Ensures that personnel in the Emergency Operations Facility have adequate radiation protection considerations afforded them.
' 13. With the concurrence of the Recovery Manager, he will provide judgement on emergency radiation exposure doses for reentry operation based on guidelines set forth in Section K.1.1 of this Plan.
- 14. Provides input to Recovery Manager and Plant Operations Manager regarding relaxation / curtailment of F
- very Organizatica duties.
j 15. Keeps the Site Representative inf .aanging plant status, radiological conditions and reco atective actions. i r 1 I FC/43 R3 11-18-83
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- 16. Coordinates the duties of the Emergency Team personnel assigned to O Tag 4 and incorporates these functions into the Recovery Organization.
- 17. Coordinates the efforts of the Emergency Reentry Team members assigned Tags 2 and 3 with the Health Physics / Chemistry Supervisor of the Plant Operations Group.
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- 1) Review Basic Duties (EPIP-RR-24) k
- 2) Conference With the Recovery Manager and Plant Operations Manager .
A. Update emergency classification (EPIP-OSC-1). B. Discuss activation of the EOF and recovery organization.
- 3) Coordinate Public Alert / Notification as Necessary With county communication centers and KFAB (EPIP-LOF-17)
- 4) For Recovery Organization Activation, Notify Emergency Coordinator Staff (EPIP-RR-1. Page 5, and Emergency call List)
A. Activate one person for each position. 1 B. Designate one person to complete notification. 5 Conference With Chemistry /HP Supervisor at TSC j , (Extension 87-0015) A. Update radiological / meteorological data. ]
- i B. Verify radiological infonnation has been provided
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C. Review dose assessments and recommended
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- 6) Establish TSC, Nebraska, and Iowa Communication on HP Conference Network (EPIP-EOF-Z)
A. Transmit data by FAX. B. Update protective actions (EPIP-EOF-7, Pages 4 and 5. , 7 Establish Telephone or HPN Contact With NRC Dose l Assessment Personnel
- 8) Verify Emergency Coordinator Staff Fur.ctional A. Dose Assessment Coordinator and Operator (EPIP-EOF-6).
! B. EOF Radio Operator - offsite monitors contact
. (EPIP-OSC-13 and EPIP-EOF-18).
C. Environmental Survey and Analysis Coordinator i (EPIP-EOF-8). j
- 0. Dosimetry Coordinator (EPIP-EOF-11). ,
l l- E. Radiochemical Analysis Coordinator; Site Representative as necessary.
- 9) Relieve TSC of Radiological Monitoring and Dose Assessment i if Staff (8) Functioning j 10) Brief Recovery Manager of Radiological Status and Provide Periodic Updates p
A. Coordinate radiological assessment discussions with NRC and States. B. Consult on protective action recommendations or changes. C. Review classification status and changing conditions. j D. Assist in briefing conducted by Recovery Manager. li
- 11) Ensure 15 Minute Radiological Updates are Maintained Per Ytatus Board and/or TaDie EOF-6.1 FC/43 3AAEEF R3 11-18-83 ev i a tes I
. EPIP-RR-24-7 APPENDIX 24-1
- EMERGENCY COORDINATOR CHECKLIST
- 12) Evaluate Population Exposure Projection (EPIP-RR-6, T&ble 5.1)
A. Review plant status and duration or termination of radiological release. , B. Procure weather forecast.
- 13) Coordinate Re-Eniry Efforts With Chemistry /HP supervisor (LPIP-RR-4)
A. Personnel rescue team B. Damage control work force.
- 14) Provide Emergency Radiation Dose Exposure Recommendation and Authorization
- 15) Coordinate and Maintain Offsite Radiological Communication
([) Links and Interface with EOF Rad 1olog1 cal Support Personnel for Duration of Emergency
- 16) Provide Necessary Consultations and Actions Necessary for Re-Glass 1fying, Downgrading, and Term 1nat1ng the Emergency l
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