ML20102C141

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Revised Emergency Procedures,Including Rev 0 to PEP-04.6, Radiological Emergency Kit Inventories, Rev 5 to PEP-04.1, Record Keeping & Documentation, & Rev 3 to PEP-03.9.2, First Aid
ML20102C141
Person / Time
Site: Brunswick  Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 02/26/1985
From: Boyer L
CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO.
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ML20102C125 List:
References
PROC-850226, NUDOCS 8503050292
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~ u .a- .~ - ~ =. ,.. ~a. a n.u n : - n..u n 1.0 Responsible Individuals and Objectives s The Radiation Control group is responsible for ensuring that the emergency kits are maintained properly to provide necessary supplies and equipment dv. ring an emergency. This procedure provides the mechanism for validating the emergency kit inventories. 2.0 Scope and Applicability The emergency kits are maintained at the following locacions: KIT LOCATION Control Room Emergency Kit Control Room Operational Support Center Emergency Kit Service Building Technical Support Center Emergency Kit Training Building Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Kit Training Building Radiation Control Emergency Kit Visitors Center Environmental Monitoring Emergency Kit No.1 Visitors Center Environmental Monitoring Emergency Kit No. 2 Visitors Center Dosher Hospital Emergency. Kit Dosher Hospital Each of these kits will be inventoried on a semiannual basis and following any emergency or drill in which the kit is utilized. The emergency breathing equipment, monitoring instruments, and dosimetry / devices contained in the kits will be checked on a monthly basis. \\ Completion of this procedure's exhibits provides the docu 2entation of these inventories and monthly checks. 3.0 Actions 3.1 List of Exhibits: 4.6-1, Control Room Emergency Kit Inventory Log 4.6-2, Operational Support Center Emergency Kit Inventory Log 4.6-3, Technical Support Center Emergency Kit Inventory Log 4.6-4, Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Kit Inventory Log 4.6-5, Visitors Center: Radiation Control Emergency Kit Inventory Log 4.6-6, Visitors Center: Environmental Monitoring Emergency Kit No. 1 Inventory Log 4.6-7, Visitors Center: Environmental Monitoring Emergency Kit No. 2 Inventory Log rs b BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 1 Rev. O r

4.6-8, Dosher Hospital Emergency Kit Inventory Log 4.6-9, Control Room Emergency Kit Monthly Checklist 4.6-10, Operational Support Center Emergency Kit Monthly Checklist 4.6-11, Technical Support Center Emergency Kit Monthly Checklist 4.6-12, Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Kit Monthly Checklist 4.6-13, Visitors Center: Radiation Control Emergency Kit Monthly Checklist l 4.6-14, Visitors Center: Environmental Monitoring Emergency Kit No. 1 Monthly Checklist 4.6-15, Visitors Center: Environmental Monitoring Emergency Kit No. 2 Monthly Checklist 4.6-16, Dosher Hospital Emergency Kit Monthly Checklist 3.2 Record all inventory and equipment check results on Exhibits 4.6-1 to 4.6-16 as required. 3.3 Submit completed exhibits to the RC Foreman for review. 3.4 After review, transfer the original completed exhibits to the vault to be filed in accordance with applicable records management instructions. 3.5 Each time an inventory or equipment check is made, place a copy of each completed exhibit with the respective emergency kit. (Old copies from previous inventories may be discarded.) 3.6 Upon completion of the monthly checks and semiannual inventories, submit data necessary for updating the current computer schedule on VSPC. O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 2 Rev. O t -

EXHIBIT 4.6-1 CONTROL ROOM EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 20 Protective clothing packages-each containing coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 20 Disposable clothing packages - each containing disposable l coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 2 Rolls of duct tape 1 RLF-2A adapter l 8 Scott air packs (at least 30-I min capacity) 5 Full-face particulate i l respirators 5 Cleaner sanitizer packages 8 Dosimetry packages containing: 1 0-5 R self-reading dosimeter 1 0-200 R self-reading i I' dosimeter 10 TLDs (for special use) l 10 0-500 mR self-reading l dosimeters (for special use) BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 3 Rev. O ~,

EXHIBIT 4.6-1 (Cont'd) O L AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries 1 RM-14 with HP-210 probe 1 RO-2A 1 Air sampler 2 Boxes of Cesco cartridges 5 Silver zeolite cartridges 100 Particulate filters, 4" 1 Filter cutter 200 Planchets, 2" { 500 Smear papers and coin envelopes 200 47 mm particulate filters 10 Flashlights -40 D-cell batteries I 2 9V transistor batteries 2 AA penlight batteries 1 . Check source (approximately 8 yCi Cs-137) BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 4 Rev. 0 'l ,.-...._.~ ____ _ __ - -___ _.__.. _..._.__._ _

EXHIBIT 4.6-1 (Cont c) d AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 One-gallon poly bottle 200 Feet of radiation rope 2 Rolls of radiation tape 10 Insert style caution signs 10 Inserts, " Radiation Area" 10 ' Inserts, "High Radiation Area" 10 Inserts, " Airborne Radioactivity" (gD Inserts, " Contaminated Area" (~ 10 l 10 Inserts, " Keep Out" 10 Adhesive labels, " Radiation Area" 10 Adhesive labels, "High Radiation Area" i 10 Adhesive labels, " Airborne Radioactivity" 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Area" 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Material" ( BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 5 Rev. 0 l

i i i 3 ] EXHIBIT 4.6-1 (Cont'd) " AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES i 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Waste" 11 ' Step-off pads t 2 Plant floor plan prints 1 Roll of poly bags, small 10 Poly bags, large 5 Paper pads 7 Pencils 'O 2 Grease pencils ~ t 1 Pad of air survey forms 1 Pad of radiological survey forms 1 1 Pad of dosimetry issue forms l 3 Clipboards 5 Ink pens i l Inventory performed by: Date: RC Technician Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 6 Rev. O I l

z EXHIBIT 4.6-2 O OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 50 Protective clothing packages-- each containing coveralls, shoe ( covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 1 High volume air sampler i 2 Pads of air survey forms i l 2 Boxes of 4" high volume filters t Rolls of duct tape 3 NOTE: The radiation, control equipment routinely stored in the Service Building is available for use in the Operational Support Center. Inventory performed by: Date: RC Technician I -Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman I l l l l 0 BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 7 Rev. O i

EXHIBIT 4.6-3 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 10 Protective clothing packages-- each containing coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 3 Rolls of duct tape 50 0-500 mR self-reading dosimeters l i 50 TLDs 10 0-200 R self-reading dosimeters i () 4 Full-face particulate respirators 20 Scott air packs (at least 30-min capacity) 1 Continuous air monitor (CAM) 1 E-520 1 High volume air sampler 1 RM-14 with HP-210 probe 1 RO-2A 1 Pad of dosimetry issue forms () 1 Pad of air survey forms BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 8 Rev.-0

EXHIBIT 4.6-3 (Cont'd) I) AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Pad of radiological survey forms 4 Case of potassium iodide (KI) tablets Expiration Date (If the expiration date is less than 8 months in the future, reorder KI tablets.) .1000 Smear papers with coin envelopes 2 Boxes of 4" high volume filters 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries O 1 Check source (approximately 8 yCi Cs-137) NOTE: Have Security inspect drums and Scott air packs before they are resealed. Security must inspect these containers before they are resealed so that a security seal can be placed on them. Otherwise, Security will have to break into and inspect the containers each time the TSC is activated and placed inside the protected area. Inventory performed by: Date: RC Technician Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 9 Rev. 0 1

EXHIBIT 4.6-4 7s EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 10 Protective clothing packages-- each containing coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 3 Rolls of duct tape 50 0-500 mR self-reading dosimeters 50 TLDs 10 0-5 R self-reading dosimeters () 10 0-200 R self-reading dosimeters 4 Full-face particulate respirators 1 E-520 1 High volume air sampler 1 RM-14 with HP-220 probe l 1 R0-2A 1 Pad of dosimetry issue forms j 1 Pad of air survey forms l($) i l ( BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 10 Rev. O i l l l

EXHIBIT 4.6-4 (Cont'd) A AMOUNT QUANTITY I_ TEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Pad of radiological survey forms 1 Case of potassium iodide (KI) tablets Expiration Date (If the expiration date is less than 8 months in the future, reorder KI tablets.) 1000 Smear papers with coin envelopes 2 Boxes of 4" high volume filters 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries l 1 Check source (approximately 8 pCi Cs-137) l Inventory performed by: ( Date: RC Technician Reviewed by: Date: l RC Foreman l i l ! O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 11 Rev. 0 ~ ___ _____.. _ __ -._ ____ __ _. _ _ __ _ _,_ _ __ ______ _. _,-- _ _ _ ___ __

EXHIBIT 4.6-5 ~~. V VISITORS CENTER: RADIATION CONTROL EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 15 Protective clothing packages-- each containing coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 10 Rolls of duct tape 30 Dosimetry packages containing: 1 TLD 1 0-500 mR self-reading dosimeter 1 0-5 R self-reading dosimeter 1 0-200 R self-reading dosimeter 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries 9 Scott air packs (at least 30-min capacity) 6 Extra air cylinders (at least 30-min capacity) l^ l l 2 RLF-2A adapters 1 4 Full-face respirators l l 8 Pair of particulate cartridges l l O l BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 12 Rev. 0 ( l

EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) O AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 2 Teletector or equivalent high range survey instruments 2 Air samplers 3 RO-2A 1 RM-14 with HP-210 probe 1 E-520 1 PRM-7 100 Particulate filters, 4" O 1 Check source (approximately 8 pCi Cs-137) 2 Filter cutters, 2" 10 Magic markers 4 Rain suits 5 Clipboards 20 Pads of paper 2 Pads of radiological survey forms 2 Pads of air survey forms O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 13 Rev. O

l EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) O AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 2 Pads of dosimetry issue forms 30 Pencils 1 Pencil sharpener 4 9V transistor batteries 10 Poly zip-lock bags 2 Forceps 2. Boxes of Cesco cartridges () 6 Boxes of surgeon's gloves l 6 Flashlights with batteries 4 10 Silver zeolite cartridges l l 2 Boxes of 47 mm glass fiber [ filters , 600 Feet of radiation rope I 10 Rolls of radiation tape l 1 Roll of sheet polyethylene l i 1 Roll of absorbent paper I' () 1 Roll of poly bags, small BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 14 Rev. O

a EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) O AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Tool kit containing: a Phillips head screwdriver, a flat head screwdriver, and a 6" crescent wrench 1 Roll of poly bags, large 8 Pens 2 Packages of thumbtacks 2 Rulers 2 Extension cords, 50' 1 Folding table 2 Sets of plant floor plan prints 1 Logbook i 5 Packages of cleaner sanitizer i 1 Vacuum cleaner with absolute filter h 200 Planchets, 2" 1 Mariner's compass 10 Insert style caution signs f 10 Inserts, " Radiation Area"- BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 15 Rev. 0 4 .--,..,--,.s-.-

EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 10 Inserts, "High Radiation Area" 10 Inserts, " Airborne Radioactivity Area" 3 10 Inserts, " Keep Out" 10 Inserts, " Contaminated Area" 10 Adhesive labels, "High Radiation Area" l 10 Adhesive labels, " Airborne Radioactivity Area" O 10 idbesive.1 se1s. "co t i tea i,,,o 10 Adhesive labels, " Radiation Area" 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Water" 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Waste" 10 Adhesive labels, " Radioactive Material" 2 One-gallon bottles for sanitizer 10 Step-off pads 2 2 Grease pencils i BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 16 Rev. 0 -.s .y ,-.w.,..,,g_ y, _ _ _,.,., _ _,,,_,...i.

EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) s AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Chalkboard 1 Box of chalk 2 Chalkboard erasers 2000 Coin envelopes with smear papers I 20 Broom cloths l l 2 AA penlight batteries 1 Copy of E&RC-0210, Personnel Decontamination, Rev. # A Decontamination kit containing: 1 55-gallon drum 10 Pairs of rubber gloves 10 Pairs of work gloves l 10 Pairs of glove liners l 5 Pairs of coveralls '~ 10 Pairs of plastic shoe covers 1 Decon broom 20 Pounds of laundry detergent OO BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 17 Rev. 0 l

EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) ( AMOLHT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 2 Packages of potassium perman-ganate 2 Gallon bottles of demineralized water 2 Bottles of Ivory liquid 3 Fisher Eradastain 2 Bars of hand soap 2 Soft-bristle brushes 1 Jar of lanolin v 1 Jar of titanic oxide 2 Packages of cctton swabs-4 Boxes of tissues 1 Package of disposable bath towels 1 Package of disposable wash cloths 2 Disposable coveralls 4 Packages of disposable shoe covers /9 O' BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 18 Rev. O

. - =.. EXHIBIT 4.6-5 (Cont'd) AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 50' water hose i Inventory performed by: D' ate: RC Technician Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman .l i n t 4 t l l l l l 4 i L d BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 19 Rev. O

EXHIBIT 4.6-6 O VISITORS CENTER: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EMERGENCY KIT NO. 1 INVENTORY LOG 4 J AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES i 1 Air sampler i 1 RLF adapter 1 PRM-7 1 RO-2A 1 RM-14 with HP-210 probe 1 Check source (approximately 8 pCi Cs-137) J 2 TLDs i 2 0-500 mR self-reading dosimeters 20 Plastic petri dishes with covers 20 4" x 6" poly bags 1 Bag of surgeon's gloves (> 20 pair) 10 Air sample survey sheets (particulate) 10 Air sample survey sheets (iodine) 10 Silver zeolite cartridges [ BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 20 Rev. O

EXHIBIT 4.6-6 (Cont'd) O AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 2 Magic markers 2 Pencils 1 Box of 47 mm air sample filters 5 Air sample charcoal cartridges 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries 1 Flashlight 10 D-cell batteries (} 4 9V transistor batteries-2 Rolls of duct tape 2 Respirators (particulate full-face) 2 Protective clothing packages 1 One-gallon sample bottle 10 One-gallon collapsible sample bottles 10 Shipping boxes for gallon sample bottles 1 Funnel ( I BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 21 Rev. 0 w- -. - - - - -, - - -,, - - e----,--,---- e w -,

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EXHIBIT 4.6-6 (Cont'd) O AsoUN1 QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Clipboard 2 Pads paper 50 12" x 12" zip-lock bags 1 Portable electric generator

  • 1 Portable 2 channel radio 1

Pair of tweezers 1 Map of local area . *(Stored inside plant) Inventory performed by: Date: RC Technician Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman 1 i %) BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 22 Rev. 0 --n ..,--,--,,,-,ve.r,,- .n-,- ,-...-,--e,.n,n.-,.-v .-,~,,----m,,.,- ,,.-,-,..,--,._.,-,,,e,-.,,

EXHIBIT 4.6-7 VISITORS CENTER: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EMERGENCY KIT NO. 2 INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Air sampler 1 RLF adapter 1 PRM-7 1 R0-2A 1 RM-14 with HP-210 probe 1 Check source (approximately 8 pCi Cs-137) 2 TLDs 2 0-500 mR self-reading dosimeters 20 Plastic patri dishes with covers 20 4" x 6" poly bags 1 Bag of surgeon's gloves (> 20 pair) 10 Air sample survey sheets (particulate) 10 Air sample survey sheets (iodine) 10 Silver zeolite cartridges {} BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 23 Rev. O

EXHIBIT 4.6-7 (Cont'd) O AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 2 Magic markers 2 Pencils 1 Box of 47 mm air sample filters 5 Air sample charcoal cartridges 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries 1 Flashlight 10 D-cell batteries (]) 4 9V transistor batteries 2 Rolls of duct tape 2 Respirators (particulate full-face) 2 Protective clothing packages 1 One gallon sample bottle 10 One gallon collapsible sample bottles 10 Shipping boxes for gallon sample bottles 1 Funnel I ] BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 24 Rev. 0

i EXHIBIT 4.6-7 (Cont'd) ( AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Clipboard 2 Pads paper 50 12" x 12" zip-lock bags 1 Portable electric generator

  • 1 Portable 2 channel radio 1

Pair of tweezers 1 Map of local area ()

  • (Stored inside plant)

Inventory performed by: Date: RC Technician Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman 1 ( BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 25 Rev. 0

EXHIBIT 4.6-6 T r DOSHER HOSPITAL EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY LOG AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 10 Disposable clothing packages-- each containing coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, waterproof shoe covers, and head cover 10 Disposable labcoats 5 Rolls of duct tape 4 Full-face particulate respirators 5 TLDs 5 0-500 mR self-reading dosimeters 1 Dosimeter charger with batteries 1 Air sampler 1 RM-14 with HP-210 probe 1 RC-2 1 Check source (approximately 8 pCi Cs-137) 1 Yellow plastic trash barrel 1 Decon broom BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 26 Rsv. 0 4 )

EXHIBIT 4.6-8 (Cont'd) O AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES i 1 Roll of absorbent paper 1 Roll of sheet polyethylene 1 Roll of yellow poly bags -2 Five-gallon poly buckets 1 Pair of tweezers 2 Magic markers -5 Pencils 1 Clipboard 1 Pad of radiological survey forms 1 Pad of air survey forms 4 1 Pad of dosimetry issue forms 500 Smear papers in coin envelopes 10 Planchets, 2" 2 Boxes of surgeon's gloves 1 Copy of E&RC-0210, Personnel Decontamination, Rev. # 1

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BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 27 Rev. 0

EXHIBIT 4.6-8 (Cont'd) OV AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 1 Copy of PEP-03.9.2, First Aid and Medical Care, Rev. # 1 Copy of PEP-03.9.3, Transporting of Contaminated Injured Personnel, Rev. # 10 Step-off pads 20 Decon cloths 5 Boxes of tissues 1 Pair of scissors 10 Air sample filters, 4" (} 2 Rolls of radiation tape 100 Feet of radiation rope 10 Insert style caution signs 10 Inserts, " Keep Out" 10 Inserts, " Radiation Area" 10 Inserts, "High fadiation Area" 10 Adhesive labels, " Radiation Area" 10 Adhesive labels, "High Radiation Area" BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 28 Rev. 0

EXHIBIT 4.6-8 (Cont'd) AMOUNT QUANTITY ITEM ON HAND SHORTAGES 10 Adhesive labels " Contaminated Waste" 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Material" 10 Adhesive labels, " Caution Radiation" 10 Adhesive labels, " Contaminated Clothing" 5 Large yellow poly bags 2 9V transistor batterics O Inventory performed by: Date: RC Technician i Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman i i l l l l t O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 29 Rev. 0 -... -. ~.

EXHIBIT 4.6-9 CONTROL ROOM EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. Are all seals present on containers? Yes No 2. RM-14 # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 3.

R0-2A # Response Check Reading Source Used__

    • Calib. Due Date i

4. Air Sampler # Does it run? Yes No Calib. Due Date 5. Check five particulate respirators and change out the inspection tags. Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-() Resp. # P-6. Check eight SCBA units, change out inspection tags, and complete E&RC-0220, Appendix Q inspection forms. Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # 7. Check ten 0-500 mR dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 8. Check eight 0-5 R dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 9. Check eight 0-200 R dosimeters. Calib. Due Date Inventory of containers must be checked.

    • An approximate 8 yCi Cs-137 source is provided.

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      • All dosimeters of the same range should be due for recalibration in the same month.

BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 30 Rev. O \\ l

EXHIBIT 4.6-9 (Cont'd) CONTROL ROOM EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST i Initial 10. Change out all TLDS in accordance with E&RC-0494. 11. Seal all containers and SCBA cases. 12. Update cardex (respirator cards, EK cards). 13. Submit data to update computer schedule. Comments: 4 Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 31 Rev. 0

EXHIBIT 4.6-10 OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. Are all seals present on containers? Yes No 2. High Volume Air Sampler i Calib. Due Date Does it run? Yes No 3. Seal all containers. 4. Update cardex (EK cards). 5. Submit data to update computer schedule. Comments: O Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman

  • Inventory of containers must be checked.

O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 32 Rev. 0

5 %. _g- .n .~. ~ {} EXHIBIT 4.6-11 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. Are all seals present on containers? Yes No 2. RM-14 # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 3.

E-520 i Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 4.

RO-2A # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 5.

High Volume Air Sampler # Calib. Due Date Does it run? Yes No 6. Continuous Air Monitor # () Calib. Due Date,_ Does it run? Yes No 7. Check fifty 0-500 mh dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 8. Check ten 0-200 R dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 9. Check four particulate respirators and change out inspection tags. Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-10. Change out all TLDS in accordance with E&RC-0494. Inventory of containers must be checked.

    • An approximate 8 pC1 Cs-137 source is provided.
      • All dosimeters of the same range should be due for recalibration in the same monrh.

O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 33 Rev. 0

EXHIBIT 4.6-11 (Cont'd) TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 11. Check twenty SCBA units, change out inspection tags, and complete E&RC-0220, Appendix Q inspection forms. Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # ~ 12. Have Security inspect all containers and SCBA cases before sealing containers, r-13. Seal all containers and SCBA cases. \\_3./ 14. Update cardex (respirator cards, EK cards). 15. Submit data to update computer schedule. Comments: Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman 4 j I () i BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 34 Rev. 0 ...w,

EXHIBIT 4.6-12 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. Are all seals present on containers? Yes No 2. RM-14 #__ Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 3.

E-520 # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 4.

R0-2A # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 5.

High Volume Air Sampler # Calib. Due Date Does it run? Yes No 6. Check fifty 0-500 mR dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 7. Check ten 0-5 R dos'imeters. Calib. Due Date 8. Check ten 0-200 R dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 9. Check four particulate respirators and change out inspection tags. Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-10. Change out all TLDS in accordance with E&RC-0494. Inventory 9f containers must be checked. An approxiructe 8 pCi Cs-137 source is provided.

      • All dosimeters of the same range should be due for recalibration in the same month.

O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 35 Rev. O

l EXHIBIT 4.6-12 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST initial 11. Seal all containers. 12. Update cardex (respirator cards, EK cards). 13. Submit data to update computer schedule. Comments: Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman O ej .O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 36 Rev. 0

EXHIBIT 4.6-13 ~ VISITORS CENTER: RADIATION CONTROL EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. _Are all seals present on containers? Yes No 2. PRM-7 # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 3.

E-520 # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • - Calib. Due Date 4.

RM-14 # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date RM-14 #

Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 5.

Teletector or equivalent # Resp. Ch. ( ) Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date Telectactor or equivalent #

Resp. Ch. Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 6.

RO-2A # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date RO-2A #

Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date R0-2A #

Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date Inventory of containers must be checked.

An approximate 8 pCi Cs-137 source is provided. O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 37 Rev. O

EXHIBIT 4.6-13 (Cont'd) VISITORS CENTER: RADIATICN CONTROL EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 7. Air Sampler # Does it run? Yes No Calib. Due Date Air Sampler # Does it run? Yes No Calib. Due Date 8. Check four particulate respirators and change out inspection tags. Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-Resp. # P-9. Check nine SCBA units and six spare bottles, cha'nge out inspection tags, and complete E&RC-0220, Appendix Q inspection forms. Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # Unit # Mask # 10. Check thirty 0-500 mR dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 11. Check thirty 0-5 R dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 12. Check thirty 0-200 R dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 13. Change out all TLDS in accordance with E&RC-0494, 14. Seal all containers and SCBA cases. 15. Update cardex (respirator cards, EK cards). O

      • itt ae i et r er th se ia d a 1er r c tidr tie 1-the same month.

BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 38 Rev. 0 /

EXHIBIT 4.6-13 (Cont'd) VISITORS CENTER: RADIATION CONTROL EMERGENCY KIT MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial i 16. Submit data to update computer schedule. Comments: i l 1 i Reviewed by: Date: RC Foreman 1 e l ' O O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-04.6 39 Rev. 0 I

EXHIBIT 4.6-14 O VISITORS CENTER: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EMERGENCY KIT NO. 1 MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. Is seal present on door? Yes No 2. Air Sampler # Does it run? Yes No Calib. Due Date 3. Check two 0-500 mR dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 4. RO-2A # Response Check Reading Source Used

    • Calib. Due Date 5.

Check two particulate respirators and change out inspection tags. Resp. # P-Resp. # P-6. PRM-7 # Response Check Reading O s rc u a

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EXHIBIT 4.6-15 VISITORS CENTER: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING EMERGENCY KIT NO. 2 MONTHLY CHECKLIST Initial 1. Is seal present on door? Yes No i 2. Air Sampler # Does it run? Yes No Calib. Due Date 3. Check two 0-500 mR dosimeters. l Calib. Due Date 1 4. RO-2A # Response Check Reading I Source Used

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Air Sampler i Calib. Due Date Does it run? Yes No 5. Check five 0-500 mR dosimeters. Calib. Due Date 6. Check four particulate respirators and change out inspection tags. Resp. # P-Resp. # P-l Resp. # P-Resp. # P-4 7. Change out all TLDs in accordance with E&RC-0494. 8. Seal all containers. 9. Update cardex (respirator cards, EK cards). 10. Submit data to update computer schedule. Comments: i Reviewed by: Date: I RC Foreman l Inventory of containers must be checked. An approximate 8 pCi Cs-137 source is provided.

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,i i 1 /l 1.0 Responsible Individuals and Objectives V The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines on the use of medical treatment to mitigate the consequences of inhalation of radioactive materials during an accident. l l The Site Emergency Coordinator (the Emergency Response Manager after the y j Emergency Operations Facility is activated) is responsible for advising i off-site authorities whenever it is estimated that plant releases of radioactivity such as I-131, may be of such levels that administration of radioprotective drugs may be appropriate (Federal Radiation Council Report No. 7 May 1965, Background Material for the Development of I Radiation Protection Standards). Any actual decision to administer such l drugs to non-CP&L personnel will be the responsibility of the Department of Human Resources. 4 The Radiological Control Director is responsible for consulting with the i Company designated physician (PEP-Appendix A.3) as to the need for medical treatment to CP&L personnel, either preventive or therapeutic. The Radiological Control Director shall advise the Site Emergency + Coordinator of any recommendation based on the consultation regarding the administration of radioprotective drugs to radiation workers as a preventive measure. A recommendation by the physician shall be conclusive regarding any therapeutic needs. l 2.0 Scope and Applicability 4l ('q') This procedure is applicable when a release of radioactivity to the atmosphere, in addition to noble gases, occurs, or is likely to occur, ^ and projected doses are greater than 10 rem. The guidelines set forth in this procedure are applicable only to the administration of radicprotective drugs to CP&L employees and vendor employees where CP&L is responsible as set forth in the Brunswick operating license. -l i NOTE: There are two locations of potassium iodine (KI) at the ,f Brunswick plant. The KI is stored with the emergency kits in i the TSC and EOF. I 3.0 Actions .t 'I 3.1 Actions of the Radiological Control Director i 3.1.1 Have direct removal of unnecessary personnel from areas of I; high radiation concentration (as advisable, considering i Ia personnel and plant safety). CAUTION: PERSONNEL REQUIRED FOR EMERGENCY REPAIRS OR li SEARCH AND RESCUE SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO WEAR j APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE BREATHING APPARATUS. ,1 ll0 G l BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-03.8.3 1 Rev. 4 4 ,1 d 1-,-,.,,-. ~... --

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Control Director (the Radiological Control Manager after the Emergency j Operations Facility is activated) for conducting environmental surveys and the placement and collection of environmental samplers in the event of an accidental release of radioactive material from the plant. The surveying and sampling will be greater in extent and frequency than a during routine operations. 2.0 Scope and Applicability This procedure includes all CP&L environmental monitoring at and beyond the protected area fence. This procedure should be implemented in l parallel wita PEP-03.5.1, " Confirmation of Off-site Dose Projections." !j Where manpower resources are liaited, implementation of this procedure Li may be deferred until PEP-03.5.1 has been completed. This procedure is not intended to replace any state-or county-directed efforts to determine levels of radioactivity in the environment, although it may i provide the basis for initial assessments by public agencies. f NOTE: This procedure should be performed in conjunction with the appropriate sections of E&RC-3110. 4 3.0 Actions and Limitations 1 3.1 The Environmental Monitoring Team shall, as directed: 3.1.1 Place additional TLDs approximately every 10 meters around the exclusion area perimeter in the sector within 45* of the plume centerline, q t 3.1.2 Place TLDs along the road surrounding the site in the sector within plus or minus 22.5* of the plume centerline (a total of sampling arc of 45*). -4 } NOTE: The spacing of these TLDs should be placed about 50 meters apart to permit improved assessment of 1) the concentrations of radioactivity in the environment and provide an important baseline t for verifying source term estimates. 3.1.3 Remove, replace, and supplement these as directed by the Radiological Control Director (the Radiological Control Manager after the Emergency Operations Facility is activated). t' l .,6 BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-03.5.2 1 Rev. 3 ( ~ 4 bem. - m yg m.g. e w e g v n y - e g eger p p ; 1

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n 1 .e j es, 1.0 Responsible Individual and Objectives U i .j The initial calculations of the consequences of an accidental release are j necessarily based on estimated release rates and atmospheric dispersion. Uncertainties in these estimates can result in calculations which differ q by an order of magnitude from the actual off-site consequences. Confirmation i and/or modification of the dose projections may be required before a l decision is made to notify the public or initiate off-site protective ] actions. The Environmental Monitoring Team is responsible to and shall report to the Radiological Control Director until the Emergency Operations Facility is activated and fully staffed. At this time, the Radiological Control Manager in the Emergency Operations Facility shall assume all

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may then return to the plant under the direction of the Radiological s Control Director or remain in active support of EOF personnel if so j directed by the Radiological Control Director. l 2.0 Scope and Applicability ~ t This procedure provides guidelines for the location of environmental measurements, the measurements to be taken and the comparison of measured h,es radiation levels with the dose projections developed by the Dose Projection Team. l l This procedure should be implemented immediately upon declaration of any j emergency class where a release of radioactivity to the atmosphere has occurred or is believed to have occurred. It may be used to confirm that meteorological dispersion estimates are valid, where more detailed con-sequences have been developed. ~ ] 3.0 Actions and Limitations 3.1 The Environmental Monitoring Team shall: ,q Note: Wind direction data is normally reported as direction from which the wind is blowing, so that off-site surveys are in j the opposite direction and downwind. Confirm wind d direction. 9 3.1.1 Consult with the Environmental Monitoring Team Leader and i obtain the current wind direction data or areas to be 1 surveyed. Upon activation, this informE ion should be obtained from the Radiological Control Manager. 6 s -1 ,_0) ? BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-03.5.1 1 Rev. 6 i ) k 4 2w-. ,.m -

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4 l 1 3.1.6 Ensure communications equipment is used to support the O emersener and that att nenemersencv cemmunicatiens are .i terminated. ~ i 3.2 Upon request for activation, render the Technical Support Center g .} (TSC) and/or the Ernergency Operations Facility (EOF) operational by j following the Guidance in Exhibit 2.6.3-1. .i l 3.3 Upon the decision to activate the plant Media Center, prepare the plant Media Center by directing appropriate personnel to set it up with the necessary tables, phones, etc. j 3.4 Arrange for additional personnel upon a Technical Support group l member's request. 3.5 Notify the Emergency Security Team Leader of the names and i affiliations of all individuals requested to come to the site, and where they should report. ~ .1 3.6 Arrange for additional equipment upon a Technical Support group member's request. I 3.7 Arrange for additional services as required. ~;. 1 'j 3.8 Provide new and/or modified contracts for services to be procured.

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I i EXHIBIT 2.6.3-1 l 7-<; 1 '~' T 1.0 The floor plan for the TSC/ EOF is shown in Attachment 1. The designations for specific room numbers are shown on Attachment 2. 2.0 As security begins its TSC activation procedure, make Room 143 ready for z ? use. i. j 2.1 Arrange Room 143 as indicated on Attachment 3. 1 2.2 Plug the numbered Rolm phone for Room 143B into its respective jack j and place on tables as shown on Attachment 3; each phone has the jack number printed on it. 4 2.3 The file cabinet in room 143 has supplies needed for each director i ) (logbooks, blank forms, etc.). t ) 2.3.1 Remove the supplies and place on tables with respective directors phone. 2.4 Room 141 contains additional supplies which may be needed in the TSC (i.e., extra SPDS sheets, logbooks, pens, paper, phone directories, etc.). 2.4.1 Mylars for the SPDS sheets are stored in the vault in Document Control. Have additional copies made as needed. fs f i .e After room 143 is ready for use, begin installing phones and radios in 3.0 i the remaining TSC rooms as indicated on Attachment 4. 3.1 Phones and radios for individual rooms are stored as follows: 3.1.1 Phones for Rooms 138 and 149 are stored in the rolling cabinet in Room 138. I 3.1.2 Phones and radios for Rooms 139 and 144 are stored in the l rolling cabinet in Room 139. 3.1.3 Phones for Room 140 are stored in Room 141. ~ 3.2 Plug each phone and radio into its respective jack as indicated on. 4.0 Notify Wilmington Area Transmission Substation Maintenance pertonnel to report to the plant to maintain communications systems, as needed. 5.0 If necessary, begin activiation of the EOF by removing required items i from Room 121. t () \\I BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-02.6.3 3 Rev. 5 ~ k. 1 . ~., - .-.,n,-.. w g- .~-ag-n._ n nm.-n-.n

i 5.1 Arrange tables in Rooms 122/123 as shown in Attachment 5. pO 5.2 Lift ceiling tile in the center of Room 122 marked with tape and lower cables. l l 5.3 Attach cable to board with numbe ed jacks. J 5.4 Plug each phone into its respective jack as shown on Attachment 5. ,a 5.5 Plug NRC red phone (ENS) into the cable stored in ceiling in 3 Room 123. t 1i 5.5.1 Ceilinr, tile is marked by tape. 5.6 Arrange wall display as shown on Attachment 5. .4 r,j 6.0 Install remaining p' tones and radios in Rooms 126, 127, 131 and 132 as shown on Attachments 6 and 7. 6.1 The phones and radios for Rooms 126 and 127 are stored in the rolling cabinet in room 126. Arrange Room 126 as shown on as time permits. 6.2 The phones for Rooms 131 and 132 are stored in Room 136. I 6.2.1 The NRC red phone (ENS) cable and HF radio cable are stored above the ceiling tile marked with tape in -s 'b Room 131. 7.0 Notify Security to post a guard at doors to EOF. e I fI!i I hi e 4

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N CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY BRUNSWICK STEAM ELECTRIC PIANT 4 UNIT 0 \\ j PLANT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES INTRODUCTION PLANT E"*?.GENCY PROCEDURE: PEP-01.0 VOLUME XIII. O Rev. 010 2 2.f,!ff Approved By: W Date: V General Marpffgtr/ Director - Adminis6ettive Support i :: O

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES PEP-01.0 P_ age (s) Revision 1 10 2 3 3-8 10 O I i l l l i l O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 i Rev. 10 l l t

1.1 Manual Purpose and Use ( The purpose of this manual is to implement the emergency actions I described in the Radiological Emergency Plan for the Brunswick Steam Electric Plant (BSEP) and provide the BSEP staff and supporting agencies with specific instructions, forms, and data to ensure prompt actions, proper notifications, and effective communications during potential and i actual emergency conditions. It also denotes the means by which emergency preparedness is maintained by periodic training, exercises, and equipment inventories and checks. During and subsequent to an emergency, this manual will provide a record of the actions completed in fulfillment of established emergency response requirements. i The Plant Emergency Procedures Manual is organized to facilitate immediate use by both on-site and off-site emergency response personnel. The basic contents of sections are shown on EXHIBIT 1.1-1, USE OF THE PEP MANUAL. Section 1 is the Introduction and Emergency Organization. This section describes the proper use of the manual and the organization of the key emergency response personnel. Sections 2 and 3 are the action sections to be implemented during the emergency or potential emergency. Section 2 consists of step-by-step immediate action procedures and the classification scheme used by plant personral in reporting potential emergency events; evaluating their extent; classifying them as an Unusual Event, Alert,- Site Emergency, -) General Emergency, or as an event of lesser safety significance; and controlling the situation. Also included are management guides for key personnel. Section 3 contains the specific procedures required to monitor, control, and mitigate the consequences of classified emergencies. This section provides step-by-step instructions to direct specific personnel activities during an emergency. Section 4 of this manual includes the supplemental procedures required to assure the appropriate emergency personnel and equipment are prepared for the onset of emergency conditions. Appendix A lists emergency response resources and their suggested channels for access in emergency communications. The controlled copies of this manual are indexed with color-coded tabs to facilitate use in emergencies. Red Tabs Precede portions of the manual which may be required for immediate action or approximately within the first hour after an event is reported to the Control Room. O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 1 Rev. 10

i s EXHIBIT 1.1-1 O usz or Tat ese nisoit SECTION 1.0 MANUAL PURPOSE AND USE; EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION SECTION 2.0 EMERGENCY CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT; IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TO EVALUATE EVENT AND CLASSIFY SECTION 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTIONS TO CONTROL, MITIGATE, AND TERMINATE AN EMERGENCY i O stcr1o" ' o Act'v171ts to issunz EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS APPENDIX A EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESOURCES ] APPENDIX B O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 3 Rev. 10

l.2 Emergency Response Organization (. \\ The Emergency Response Organization has been defined to quickly and effectively bring an emergency condition under control. The organization is compatible with, and integrated into, the normal mode of operation. The position of Site Emergency Coordinator will be activated upon declaration of any emergency level from an Unusual Event to General Emergency. Dependent upon the level of the emergency, other members of the emergency organization will be activated as nreded. EXHIBIT 1.2-1 shows the Emergency Response Organization for BSEP. The l organization consists of the Site Emergency Coordinator with the Technical Support Group reporting to him. This group consists of a plant Operations Director, an Emergency Repair Director, a Logistics Support Director, a Radiological Control Director, a Technical Assessment Director, and an Emergency Communicator. Each of these positions directs one or more teams. The Site Emergency Coordinator is the primary interface with the Emergency Response Manager, who interfaces with off-site organizations and individuals, including the Corporate Emergency Operations Center, the Site Public Information Coordinator, the Corporate Spokesman, the State Emergency. Response Team (SERT) Headquarters, and otaer state and federal agencies. Upon activation of the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), off-site dose assessment and off-site environmental monitoring responsibilities shift from the Site Emergency Coordinator to the Emergency Response Manager. The EOF organization, under the direction of the Emergency Response Manager, consiste. of the Technical Analysis Manager, the Radiological Control Manager, the Administration & Logistics Manager, and their supporting staffs. Current telephone numbers are maintained in controlled copies of this Manual in the Technical Support Center, the Operational Support Center, and the Control Room. Outside sup; ort agencies, and the means of contacting each, are also listed lr: HP-Appendix A. O BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 4 Rev. 10

m_. EXH1 1,2-1 CAROLINA POWfR & LIClli COMPANY Emorgency Response Organization I# N CORPORAL [ MANAGEMENT Q sl1 O STAIE l e-* CONIROL SERT CORPORATE EMER. CORPORATE CENCY OPERATIONS MEDIA CENTER U ROOM CENTER H _ _ _ _ l _ _ _ _., ~ s .g i RESPONSE MANAGER MEDIA CENTER ~"" CORPORAff g EMERGENCY PLANT SPOKESMAN a , r _o. ) I- - - - - o p.-. -. 7g (EOF) I (TSC) Ie 8 l 8 ADMIN. & RADIOL 0GICAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANI TO I EMERGENCY SITE FMERGENCY le8 LOGlSTICS MANAGER CONTROL ANALYSIS EMERCINCY e COMMUNICATOR COORDINATOR g LL.............., MANAGER MANAGER

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OPERATING MANUAL O MIE5 des PLANT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (PEP) 1.0 PLANT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES INTRODUCTION 1.1 Manual Purpose and Use 1.2 Emergency Response Organization 2.0 EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATIONS AND CONTROL PROCEDURES 2.1 Initial Emergency Actions 2.2 Emergency Control - Unusual Event 2.3 Emergency Control - Alert 2.4 Emergency Control - Site Emergency 2.5 Emergency Control - General Emergency 2.6 Emergency Management Guides 2.6.1 Plant Operations Director () 2.6.2 Emergency Repair Director 2.6.3 Logistics Support Director 2.6.4 Radiological Control Director 2.6.5 Representative to the State Emergency Response Team 2.6.6 Environmental Monitoring Team Leader 2.6.7 Plant Monitoring Team Leader 2.6.8 Personnel Protection and Decontamination Team Leader 2.6.9 Fire Brigade Leader 2.6.10 Emergency Security Team Leader 2.6.11 Damage Control Team Leader 2.6.12 Operational Support Center l 2.6.13 Site Public Information Coordinator 2.6.14 Site Systems Communications Coordinator 2.6.16 Emergency Response Managsr 2.6.17 Administrative and Logistics Manager 2.6.18 Technical Analysis Manager 2.6.19 Radiological Control Manager 2.6.20 Dose Projection Coordinator 2.6.21 Emergency Communicator 2.6.22 Technical Assessment Director 2.6.23 Assistant to the Emergency Response Manager 2.6.24 Plant Sampling and Analysis Team Leader 2.6.25 Radiological Control Communicator BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 6 Rev. 10

OPERATING MANUAL VOLUME XIII, BOOK 2 O TABLE OF CONTENTS PLANT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (PEP) (continued) 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION PROCEDURES 3.1 Communications Procedure 1 3.1.3 Use of Communications Equipment 3.3 Plant Monitoring Procedures 3.3.1 In-Plant Monitoring and Surveys 3.3.5 Emergency Radiation Work Perr.its 3.4 Radiological Consequences 3.4.1 Initial Dose Projections 3.4.2 Whole Body Dose Projections 3.4.3 Thyroid Dose Projections 3.4.4 (Reserved) 3.4.5 Automatioa of Dose Projection Procedures using the HP-9830A Table-top Computer 3.4.6 (Reserved) 3.4.7 Automation of Dose Projection Procedures using the IBM Personal Computer 3.5 Environmental Monitoring Procedures 3.5.1 Confirmation of Initial Off-Site Dose Projections 3.5.2 Expanded Environmental Monitoring 3.5.3 Plume Tracking by Actual Measurement 3.6 Source Term Assessments and Estimates of Core Damage 3.6.1 Release Estimates Based Upon Stack / Vent Readings 3.6.2 (Reserved) 3.6.3 Estimate of the Extent of Core Damage Under Accident Conditions 3.6.5 Collection and Analysis of Very High Level Radioactive l Samples 3.7 Radiation Control Procedures 3.7.2 Emergency Personnel Monitoring and Dosimetry 3.7.3 Issuance and Use of Protective Gear 3.7.4 Monitoring and Surveys for Personnel Habitability BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 7 Rev. 10

OPERATING MANUAL i VOLUME XIII, BOOK 2 h TABLE OF CONTENTS PLANT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (PEP) (continued) 3.8 Protective Action Procedures 3.8.1 Evacuation 3.8.2 Personnel Accountability 3.8.3 Administration of Radioprotective Drugs 3.8.4 Access Control 3.9 Aid to Affected Personnel 3.9.1 (Reserved) 3.9.2 First Aid and Medica 1 Care 3.9.3 Transporting of Contaminated Injured Personne1 3.9.4 (Reserved) 3.9.6 Search and Rescue 4.0 SUPPLEMENTAL PROCEDURES 4 4.1 Record Keeping and Documentation 4.2 Emergency Facilities and Equipment O 4.3 Periermance ei TraininE. Exercises and Dri11s 4.4 (Reserved) 4.5 Public Education and Information 4.6 Radiological Emergency Kit Inventorie's l APPENDIX A EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESOURCES A.1 BNP Personnet A.2 Federal, State, and County Agencies 'A.3 Fire and Medica 1 Assistance A.4 Other Emergency Response Contacts BSEP/Vol. XIII/ PEP-01.0 8 Rev. 10 ..}}

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