ML20096E836

Forwards NRC Exercise Objectives Tracking Matrix

ML20096E836
Person / Time
Site:	Duane Arnold
Issue date:	01/12/1996
From:	Franz J IES UTILITIES INC., (FORMERLY IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT
To:	Miller H NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
References
NEP-96-0018, NEP-96-18, NUDOCS 9601230049
Download: ML20096E836 (7)

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IES Utihtes Inc.

200 First Street SE.

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Po. Box 351 Cedar Rapods, IA s2406-0351 Telephone 319 398 4411 UTILITIES January 12,1996 NEP-96-0018 Mr. Hubert J. Miller j

Regional Administrator, Region III U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 801 Warrenville Road Lisle, IL 60532-4351 Re:

Duane Amold Energy Center (DAEC)

Subject:

Docket No.50-33I Op. License No. DPR-49 j

1996 Emergency Preparedness Exercise Objectives File:

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Dear Mr. Miller:

Enclosed please find a copy of the NRC exercise objectives tracking matrix for the D^EC.

These objectives are being fonvarded for your review. This submittal also includes those 1

FEMA-REP-14 exercise objectives due for offsite demonstration which have been submitted to FEMA Region VII through the Iowa Emergency Management Division.

If you have any questions regarding this submittal, please contact Larry Heckert, Manager, Emergency Planning at 319-398-4286.

Sincerely, 41 ohn F. ranz r.

Vice President, Nuclear JFF/KCE/

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Scope and Objectives Basis NRC Exercise Objectives FEMA Exercise Objectives EP Staff 23005c:9 Eiien Oordon US NRC Document Control Desk (Original)

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SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES BASIS SCOPE The 1996 DAEC Emergency Preparedness Exercise scheduled for April 9 and 10,1996 will i

test and provide the opportunity to evaluate IES Utilities Inc., State ofIowa, and Benton, Linn, and Buchanan Counties' emergency plans and procedures. The exercise will test each organization's ability to assess and respond to emergency conditions, and to coordinate efforts with other agencies to protect the health and safety of the pubhc.

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Whenever practical, this exercise will incorporate provisions for " free play" on the part of the i

participants. The scenario, as driven by the DAEC Control Room Simulator, will depict a simulated sequence of events resulting in a radiological release of a magnitude sufficient to warrant the mobilization of State and local response agencies.

OBJECTIVES l

The DAEC 1996 Emergency Preparedness Exercise Program objectives are based on the NRC requirements delineated in 10 CFR 50.47 and 10 CFR 50 App. E. Additional guidance in NUREG-0654 FEMA-REP-1 Rev.1, NUREG-0696, and NUREG-0737 Supp. I was utilized in developing these objectives.

This exercise will include participation from Benton, Linn, and Buchanan Counties, and the State ofIowa. Offsite objectives are based on the FEMA Exercise Manual and the Exercise Evaluation Methodology, FEMA-REP-14 and FEMA-REP-15 respectively.

Please note that the warning system sirens for the DAEC Emergency Planning Zone will not be sounded for the exercise, and the area EBS Station will not be broadcasting simulated emergency messages during the exercise.

The purpose of this exercise is to evaluate the integrated capability of a major portion of the basic elements of onsite and offsite emergency response plans and emergency response organizations. Specific objectives to be demonstrated during this exercise are listed in the following documents.

NRC EXERCISE OBJECTIVES (IP 82302) 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 a.To be Exercised Annually

1. Accident Detection and Assessment x

x x

x

2. Emergency Classification x

x x

x

3. Notification of onsite and offsite Emergency Responders x

x x

x

4. Communications x

x x

x hl, Radiological Exposure Control x

x x

x ef ^rotective Action Recommendations x

x x

x b. Staff Augmentation x

x x

x

8. Shift Staffing x

x x

x

b. To be Exercised over a 6-year Period

1. Off-hours staffing (1800-0400) (1) x x

2. Activauon of Joint Public information Center x

x x

3. Use of Fire Control Teams (2) x

4. Use of First-Aid and/or Rescue Teams x

x

5. Use of Medical Support Personnel x

x

6. Use of Licensee's Headquarters Support Personnel x

x x

7. Use of Security Personnel to provide prompt access for Emergency Equipment and Support x

8. Use of Backup Communications x

9. Rumor Control x

x x

10. Use of Emergency Power (where not a part of plant safety systems, e.g. TSC) (3) x

11. Evacuation of Emergency Response Facilities and Relocation to Backup Facilities, where applicable x

12. Ingestion Pathway Exercise, when necessary to support State Exercise I

requirements x

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13. Field monitonng, including soil, vegetation, and water sampling x

x

14. Capability for determining the magnitude and impact of the particular components of a release x

x x

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NRC EXERCISE OBJECTIVES (IP 82302) 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00

15. Capability for post-accident coolant sampling and analysis x

x

16. Use of Potassium lodide (KI) x

17. Assembly and Accountability x

x x

18. Recovery and Reentry x

x (1) Off-hours staffing demonstrated by annual activation drills (2) Fire Control Teams are demonstrated per the DAEC Fire Plan (3) Emergency power for the TSC is demonstrated by routine inspection of applicable test procedures f

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Renton County Obiectives 1.

Mobilization of personnel 2.

Facilities, equipment, and displays 3.

Direction and control 4.

Communications 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 10.

Public alerting 11.

Public information 14.

KI for emergency workers 15.

Implement protective actions i

16.

School protective actions 17.

Traffic and access control 29.

Recovery /re-entry actions 30.

Shift change Linn County Obiectives 1.

Mobilization of personnel 2.

Facilities, equipment, and displays 3.

Direction and control 4

Communications

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Emergency worker exposure control 10.

Public alerting 11.

Public information 14.

KI for emergency workers 15.

Implement protective actions 16.

School protective actions 17.

Traffic and access control 29.

Recovery /re-entry actions 30.

Shift change

Kirkwood EWMDS Obiectives 1.

Mobilization of personnel 3.

Direction and control 4.

Communications 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 14.

KI for emergency workers 22.

Worker / vehicle decontamination 30.

Shift change Buchanan County Obiectives 1.

Mobilization of personnel 3.

Direction and control 4.

Communications 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 18.

Registration and monitoring 19.

Facility for congregate care 30.

Shift change l

JPIC Obiectives i

1.

Mobilization of personnel l

2.

Facilities, equipment, and displays 4.

Communications 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 12.

Media briefings l

13.

Rumor control 14.

KI for emergency workers l

30.

Shift change 1

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Center Point-Urbana School District Objectives 4.

Communications 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 14.

KI for emergency workers 16.

School protective actions Collene Community School District Objectives 4.

Communications 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 14.

KI for emergency workers 16.

School protective actions hierev Medical Center Objectives 5.

Emergency worker exposure control 14.

KI for emergency workers 21.

Hospital operations Benton-Linn Ambulance Objectives l

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Emergency worker exposure control 14.

KI for emergency workers 20.

Emergency medical service i

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