ML20107F457
| ML20107F457 | |
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| Site: | Palo Verde  |
| Issue date: | 09/20/1984 |
| From: | ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. (FORMERLY ARIZONA NUCLEAR |
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| PROC-840920, NUDOCS 8411060388 | |
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2.0 REFERENCES
3 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4 4.2 Prerequisites 4 4.3 Instructions 4 k APPENDICES Appendix A - Initial / Follow-up Emergency Message Form and the EC/STSC Ccmmunicator Notification Checklist 7 Appendix B - Instructions for Completing Appendix A 13 Appendix C - Notification Systems User's Guides 16 Appendix D - Protective Action Recommendations 25 Appendix E - Notification of Unusual Event Implementing 26 , Procedures List
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1.1 This procedure provides a series of implementing actions to be taken upon declaration of a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-09, " Emergency Coordinator" 2.1.3 EPIP-11, " Technical Support Ceater/ Satellite TSC Activation" 2.2 Developmental References c 2. 2.1 ~ NUREG-0654, Rev. 1,'" Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants". 2.2.2 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 2.2.3 ANSI N45.2.9-1974, " Requirements for Collection, Storage, and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants". 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Continued surveillance and assessment of plant conditions are necessary to ensure that the emergency classification is appropriately revised as conditions change or more definitive information is obtained. l
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' to assume the role of the Emergency Coordinator in the Onshift Emergency Organization are: Affected Unit Unaffected Unit Shift Supervisor Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 2 Unit 1 Unit 3 Unit 2 Entire Site Unit 1
- 4.3.1.1 Notify the Shif t Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit (or Shift Supervisor of an unaffected unit) to report to the Control Room of the affected unit and assume the duties of the onshif t Emergency Coordinator.
For notification of unusual events, it will be at the discretion of the affected unit shift supervisor if he is to be relieved as Emergency Coordinator by the shift mm m supervisor of an unaffected unit.
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"AITENTION ALL PERSONNEL - A NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT HAS BEEN DECLARED. SATELLITE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER EMERGENCY PERSONNEL FOR UNIT , REPORT TO YOUR EMERGENCY STATION. OTHER PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION - STANDBY. ALL OTHER PERSONNEL CONTINUE WITH NORMAL ROUTINE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE".
(Give a brief description of the event, if appropriate, and repeat the announcement). NOTE Protective Action recommendations (Appendix D' are based on plant and containment conditions and these f-
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- 4. 3 .1.' 3 Direct the Satellite TSC Communicator to fill out Appendix A, " Initial Emergency Message Form", in accordance with instructions provided in Appendix B.
4.3.1.4 Notify the Control Rooms of the unaffected units. 4.3.1.5 Ensure the actions of the appropriate Recovery procedures have been implemented.
- 4.3.2 - The Emergency Coordinator / Shift Supervisor shall perform the -~ ;
following: l 4.3.2.1 Ensure actuation of the Satellite TSC in accordance with EPIP-11, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation". 4.3.2.2 Implement additional Emergency Plan Implementing l l Procedures according to the situation that resulted in i the emergency being classified as a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT. Procedures that shall be implemented and others which may be appropriate are identified in Appendix E. 4.3.2.3 Determine the need for any additional personnel. If needed, additional personnel should be requested by the existing on-shift organization. PV24 000A (&$2)
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" Attention all personnel, the emerge'ncy situation declared in Unic has now been terminated."
(Provide special instructions as necessary). 4.3.3.2 Repeat signal and announcement once. 4.3.4 Updating of the Emergency Notification Call List 4.3.4.1 The telephone numbers and responsible contacts listed in
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. INITIAL EMERGENCY MESSAGE FORM NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVEST, ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY, OR GENERAL EMERGENCY
- 1. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One) THIS IS PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT)
(ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable) declared at -
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(tine) (date) (speed) PALO VERDE AUTHENTICATOR (authenticator letters)
- 2. This is , at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating
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- 3. (Circle One)
(a), There is @, repeat @, radioactive release taking place and no special protective actions are recommended at this time. OR (b) There is @ , repeat @ , radioactive release taking place; however, the following protective actions are recommended at this time. Sectors Distance (Miles) OR (c) A radioactive release M , repeat M , taking place. We recommend that people in affected sectors remain indoors with windows and doors closed. Sectors Distance (Miles) OR (d) A radioactive release M , repeat M , taking place. We recommend that evacuation of affected sectors be considered. Sectors Distance (Miles)
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- 1. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILLtI (Circle One)
THIS IS A PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION follow-uo information message concerning the (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT) (ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY)
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- 2. This .s Station.
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- 3. -Meteorological Data
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- a. Wind direction from hour (degrees) - at miles per (direction) (speed) from - to (sector) (sector)
- b. Stability Class: ABCDEFG (Circle One)
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- 4. Radiological Data
- a. Radioactvity (check one)
( ) Has been released ( ) Has not been released PW2t0000A (8,42)
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- 4. b. Release Time
- c. Reactor Trip Time _
- d. Location / Source of Release S. Current Release Rates
- a. I-131 Equivalent Ci/second
- b. Noble Gas Ci/second
- c. Particulates Ci/second
- 6. Two-hour plume centerline projected dose at:
Distance Sector Whole Body Chil[ Thyroid Dose (REM) Dose Commitment (REM) Site Boundary-2 miles 5 miles i 10 miles
- 7. Plume arrival time offsite:
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- 8. Estimated duration of release minutes PV24000A istu
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- 9. The Following Emergency Measures Including Protective Actions are Recommended:
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- 10. The Following Emergency Reponse Actions are Underway:
11.,We Request the Following Onsite Support and Assistance from Offsite Sources:
- 12. Our Prognosis of the Emergency is that Conditions:
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5 REVISION NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 13 of 26 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING APPENDIX A 1.0 INITIAL EMERGENCY MESSAGE FORM 1.1 Fill in data required by steps 1 and 2 of Appendix A, " Initial Emergency Message Form". Obtain authenticator from the confidential envelope marked on the outside with the appropriate month and drill sequence number (if it is a drill). 1.2 Obtain from the Radiation Protection Monitor (onshift) data required to complete step 3 of Appendix A. 1.3 Circle appropriate wording of step 4 of Appendix A. 1.4 Contact the NRC via the Emergency _ Notification System (ENS)_ dedicated telephone within 15 minutes of declaring an emergency. If the ENS phone fails, use commercial phone or FTS phone as an alternate line (see Appendix C). 1.5 When contact is made, the caller shall identify himself and read the completed Emergency Message Form verbatim (omit the Palo Verde Authenticator). 1.6 Offer to repeat information and reiterate as necessary. 1.7 Obtain the name of the person contacted and record in Appendix A, Emergency Notification Call List, Emergency Coordinator /STSC Communicator. s. NOTE
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appears that all the receiving stations are on line, or, the ring has stopped, the PVNGS originating station shall initiate a roll call in the order listed below. (Consider the time of day.) 1.8 By means of a single call on the Notification and Alert Net dedicated telephone, contact the following State / County agencies: Duty Hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday) Maricopa County Sheriffs Offica Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense and Emergency Services Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Division of Emergency Services Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency Pv24 0004 4411
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0ff-Duty Hours (5.00 p.m. to 6: a.m., Monday-Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday) Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Department of Public Safety 1.9 When contact is made, the caller shall identify himself and request that the individuals obtain a copy of the Appropriate EmergencyJ essm e Form. 1.10 When each individual has obtained a copy, read the completed Emergency Message Form verbatim and request MCSO to read back verbatim. 1.11 Offer to repeat information and reiterate as necessary, 1.12 Obtain the name of each person contacted and record on Appendix A. 1.13 Notify additional personnel as listed in Appendix A as necessary, obtain the name of the person contacted, and inform them of the situation. 1.14 If an individual requests information not contained in the , Emergency Message Form, make reasonable efforts to obtain and give the information only after all initial notification have
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- 1. Emergency Notification System (ENS)
Operation at plant end of circuit. 9 A. ENS Characteristics
- 1. Red color
- 2. Used for notifications of NRC Headquarters. Region V NRC Office can be patched into this lina.
- 3. Commercial telephones and FTS backup the ENS.
B. IELSJAI.e - All_ lamps _on.all_ INS phones _aro.extinguishecL C. Outgoing call to NRC Operations Center. _1. Control Room (CR) or Shif t Supervisor's Of fice (SS0) or Technical Support Center (TSC) initiates call.
- a. All obones in CR, ESO, and TSC have steady lamps.
- b. Ringing tone is heard in handset of initiaticg phone,
- c. Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ENS phone lamp blinks,
- d. NRC Resident In pector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers, or call ends.
2: ~ EOF location ~1nitiates call. ~ ~ ~--- - ~~ - ~
- a. All phonas in CR, SSO, TSC and EOF have a steady lamp,
- b. Initiating r' one hears ringing tone in handset.
- c. Hesident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers or Call ends.
- 3. Resident Inspector's of fice initiates call,
- a. Resident Inspector's office phone (s) - steady lamp appears and ringing tone is heard in handset.
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- b. No indication at any plant location.
NOTE: The ENS circuit does not have privacy feature. D. Incoming call to plant.
- 1. All ENS phones ring.and lamps blink, until call is answered (except Resident Inspector's office).
- 2. Resident Inspector's office - not answered.
Ring times out after 30 (to 90) seconds but lamp continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers. A re-ring occurs if plant does not answer before time out
- 3. ENS line answered at any plant location (except Resident Inspector).
. - a. All phones stop ringing and a steady lamp appears on all ENS phones in CR, SSO, and TSC. Also EOF if answering location,
- b. EOF ENS phone lamp will continue to blink if not answering location.
- c. Resident Inspector office phone (s) - lamp will continue to blink until answered, or call ends.
- 4. Line answered by Resident Inspector,
- a. Phone (s) in Resident Inspector's office stop ringing and
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- b. All plant ENS phones continue to ring and blink until answered then see item C-3 above.
E. Troubles: A circuit trouble lite has been installed and labeled in the Control Room area. Suggested label: " ENS Line Failure When Lit."
- 1. Normal condition: Lamp is extinguished.
- 2. Trouble condition: Lamp is illuminated. Notify NRCOC immediately by commercisl line.
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- Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0)
- Technical Support Center (TSC)
Emergency Package - Emergoney Operations Facility (EOF) Resident Package - Resident Inspector's Office (RI)
- 2. Notification and Alert Net A. NAN Characteristics
- 1. Gold color
- 2. Group Ring-down Circuit which may bypass onsite and local offsite switches.
- 3. PVNGS onsite NAN locations:
- a. STSCs
- b. 'TSC 4 Offsite NAN locations
- a. EOF
- b. State EOC
- c. ARRA
- d. DPS
- e. MSCO
- f. County EOC
- 5. ' Battery backup is provided for all terminals and conference bridges.
B. Description
- 1. Phone terminal sets are equipped with " Push to Call" pushbucton and " Call Received" lamp as well as standarci straight line ringer.
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- 2. A loop-back function is provided to check both transmit and receive legs of each terminal fecm any point in the system.
- 3. The Interface / Controller contains a front panel meter and two green LEDs for battery capacity and battery charger status.
Depress the pushbutton to civck voltage level. C. Operation
- 1. To originate a call, depress " Push to Call" button momentarily.
This provides ringing to associated phones and turns on the " Call Received" lamp. Taking the phone off the hook cancels both bell and lamp.
- 2. A very low ringback signal is returned to the caller from all g
ringing phones to assure that the call is received by all parties. The signal is sufficiently low to allow conversation among all
, off-hook phones although others are still in the ringing nodo.
Radio System 3. A. Characteristics '
- 1. Eight channel system. Channel eight is backup for NAN.
- 2. System includes: two speaker amplifier, transmit VU meter; digital clock, microphone, amplifier for all transmit audio, interlocking channel select switches.
- 3. One speaker monitors all unselected channels, second speaker monitors the selected channel. * '
- 4. Selective and group call capabilities.
A I B. Operation (
- 1. . Depress eight channel button. ,
- 2. Depress TRANSMIT switch.
- 3. Utilize MONITOR, CALL,' MUTE, BUSY and other functions as appropriate.
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EVENT IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 20 of 26 NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS USER'S GUIDE (CONT'D) C. Locations
- 1. STSC
- 2. EOF
- 3. TSC
- 4. ARRA
- 5. ADES
- 4. Group Rint-Down Voice Circuits A. Charactetistics
- 1. Gold color
'2. Used for transmission of technical information to office agencies, public af f airs communications and communications of protectivo action recommendations to offsite agencies.
- 3. NAN is backup for communication of protective action recommendations.
- 4. Two independent circuits using Mountain Bell leased-lines and bypasing onsite and offsite switches primary links.
- 3. Two independent circuits using APS microwave system - backup links.
- 6. Group call connunications only.
- 7. Locations Leased-Line Circuits APS Microwave Circuits
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S. Ring-Down Facsimile Circuits A. Characteristics
- 1. Two independant circuits used for transmission of technical drawing and data. Primary circuit uses Mountain Bell leased lines bypassing onsite at.d of fsite switches. Backup circuit utilizes APS microwave system.
- 2. STSC telecopier can connect o either the primary or backup circuits. The STSC machines must berlined to the proper circuit to receive transmissions. Telecopier is auto-answer with phone in parallel for voice communications.
- 3. Capabilities include group or station-to-station transmission.
- 4. I.ocations (leased-line and APS microwave)
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- a. EOF
- b. TSC
- c. STSC (must be switched to proper circuit)
- d. CEC
- e. ADES
- f. ARRA
- 6. Feders! Telecommuntentions System (FTS)
A. FTS Characteristics
- 1. Brown color
- 2. .Used for transmittal of radiological information by NRC personnel onsite to NRC personnel at Bethesda and Regional Offices.
- 3. Backup to ENS and commercial lines for NRC notifications.
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- a. EOF NRC Office msnm ,un
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- b. TSC - NRC Office and Data Display Room
- c. EOF - Emergency Comrsand Center Data Display Area
- d. NRC Resident Inspector's Office
- e. Radiation Protection Office
- 7. Mobile Radio Telephone System A. Operation
- 1. Dial the designated seven digit number.
- 8. Paging System A. Characteristics
- 1. Two systems operated from Phoenix Microwave Center and PVNGS. The PVNGS System can access the Phoenix System via microwave ties.
- 2. Activation of onsite pagers used in plant operation takes precedence over system-wide orders for pager activation.
B. Operation
- 1. Select appropriate six digit address. From PVNGS, use the 81 prefix prior to accessing the Phoenix terminal and dial the six digit number.
2;"'The first two digits of the six digit number access the paging ' terminal; 46 for Phoenix and 88 for PVNGS.
- 3. The third digit is a priority digit. Priority One (1) will activate two or more paging transmitters. Priority Two (2) will activate the transmitter nearest the paged individuals work area.
4 The last three digits are the specific address of individuals to receive the calls, memoa 4ui
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- 9. Call-Out System (Auto Dialer)
A. Characteristics
- 1. Used by the Security Director to call in PVNGS emergency response personnal.
- 2. Capability to contact by telephone, radio, or voice pocket pager.
- 3. After dialing, the System will speak the appropriate message and record acknowledgment. If acknowledgment does not occur (no answer or busy), the system will periodically retty the number.
_B . Opiutigas _ _ _
- 1. Turn enable / disable switch to enable position.
- 2. Select operating instructions.from display.
"P" Program Phone Lists "S"
Start Notification Sequence "C" Compose Message "T" Time Set "N" Notification Repetition Programming "A" Acknowledge Code Programming "M" Message Repetition Programming
- 3. Select appropriate preprogrammed telephone number list (1 to 8) or "new" for lists not programmed.
- 4. If message and telephone
- number list are preprogrammed, selection
- of that list and message may be accomplished on the front panel or by depressing "S".
- 5. If a new message is required, type the message on the terminal keyboard and enter.
- 6. The printor records acknowledgment status and time.
- 1. The System continues dialing and message delivery attempts until either all numbers acknowledge or the programmed number of repetitions has been complaced.
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- Emergency Classification EPIP 09
- Emergency coordinator EPIP-11
- Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation EPIP-12 Operational Support Conter Activation EPIP 20 Personnel Assembly and At. countability EP!P 23 Fire Fighting EP!P 24 Security EPIP-33 Offsite Assistance f
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2.0 REFERENCES
3 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.2 4 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 5 a APPENDIX Appendix A - Initial /Fo11cw-up Emergency Message Form and the 9 EC/STSC Communicator Notification Checklist . Appendix B - Instructions for Completing Appendix A 15 Appendix C - Notification Systems User's Guide 18
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ALERT IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 3 of 28 1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 This procedure provides a series of implementing actions, to be taken upon declaration of an ALERT.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-09, " Emergency Coordinator" 2.1.3 EPIP-11, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation" 2.1.4 EPIP-12, " Operations Support Center Activation" 2.1.5 EPIP-13 " Emergency Operations Facility Activation" 2.1.6 EPIP-15. " Protective Action Guidelines" 2.1.7 EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" 2.1.8 EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance'.' . c;.' - 2.1.9 EPIP-39, " Emergency Operations Director (EOD)"
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REVISION ALERT IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 4 of 28 2.1.20 EPIP-50, " Status Board Keeper (SBK)" 2.1.21 EPIP-51, "Offsite Technical Representative (OTR)" 2.1.22 EPIP-52, "JENC Technical Advisor" i 2.1.23 EPIP-55, "TSC/ EOF Personnel Identification" 1 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Respodse Plans and Preparedness ir Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 2.2.2 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 2.2.3 78AC-0ZZ06, " Document And Record Turnover Control", Rev. O. 4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Continued. surveillance and assessment of plant conditions are necessary to ensure that the emergency classification is appropriately revised as conditions change or more definitive information is obtained. . 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities P 4.1.1 In an ALERT situation, limited releases of radioactive material may occur and radiological / meteorological information may have to be obtained for assessment of onsite and offsite consequences. The emergency response for an ALERT includes activation of onsite and offsite emergency centers. An ALERT calls for prompt initial and follow-up notification to offsite emergency management organizations. The ALERT status is maintained until the event is terminated or reclassified. 4.1.2 The Shift Superv_isor or Emergency Coordinator shall be responsible for initiating and completing implementing i actions of this procedure. l PV218-0004 (8/80 .' l =
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PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN geswne IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE pp7p_ou REVISION ALERT IMPIIMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 6 of 28 NOTE Protective action recommendations (Appendix D) are based on plant and containment conditions and these recommendations are made td offsite officials even when no release is in progress. 4.3.1.2 Direct the Satellite TSC Communicator to fill out Appendix A, " Initial Emergency Message Form," in accordance with instructions provided in Appendix B. 4.3.1.3 Sound the Unit Area Accountability Signal for 1 minute to elert personnel within the protected area. If the entire plant site r6 quires notification, the Site Area Accountability Signal shall be activated. 4.3.1.4 Silence the signal and provide the following announcement over the plant wide telephone page:
" Attention all plant personnel, an emergency situation classified as an Alert exists in Unit . Assembly q . '.
and Accountability for the Protected Area is now in progress. All affected Unit Emergency Response Personnel M/ M and alternates report to your emergency location. All
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" The Emergency Coordinator / Shift Supervisor shall perform the following: l 4.3.2.1 Ensure activation of the Satellite TSC in accordance with EPIP-11, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation".
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. change by implementing procedure EPIP-02.
a 4.3.2.6 When the situation warrants downgrading / upgrading an ALERT, proceed to appropriate implementing and notification. procedures and direct the Shift Supervisor to announce the reclassification over the public address system and inform the other Control Rooms. 4.3.2.7 The Emergency Coordinator shall initiate and complete implementing actions of EPIP-09, " Emergency Coordinator". 4.3.3 Technical Support Center / Satellite Technical Support Center (TSC/STSC) Activation 4.3.3.1 The Emergency Coordinator shall implement EPIP-11
" Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation".
4.3.4 Operations Support Center (OSC) Activation 4.3.4.1 The OSC Coordinator shall implement EPIP-12, " Operations Support Center Activation". , l 4. 3.,5 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation 4.3.5.1 The Emergency Operations Director shall implement EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation". i i PV216-000A t&en l .
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN 3 Qceouse. l IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gpip.ou REVISION - ALERT IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS '3 Page'8 of 28 4.3.6 Emergency Situation Terminated 4.3.6.1 The Shift Supervisor (or Emergency Coordinator) shall , Sound the "All Clear signal for approximately (1) minute, Silence the signal, and Provide the following announcement over the plant wide telephone paging system:
" Attention all personnel. The emergency situation declared in Unit has now been terminated".
(Provide special instructions as necessary). 4.3.6.2 Repeat signal and announcement once.
. 4.3.7 Updating of the Emergency Notification Call List 4.3.7.1 The telephone numbers and responsible contacts listed ir.
the Emergency Notification Call List shall be reviewed, verified, and updated as required on a quarterly be. sis. 4.3.8 Record Rotention 4.3.8.1 Appendix A shall be retained for the life of the plant. 9 g ,* Pvimoon cater
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' NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVEffr, ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY, OR GENERAL EMERGENCY 1.
Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILLII (Circle One) THIS IS PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT) (ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable) declared at -
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i (time) (date) (speed) PALO VERDE AUTHEhTICATOR (authenticator letters)
- 2. This is Station , at the Palo Verde Nuclear Gererating (name/ title)
- 3. (Circle One)
(a) There is M, repeat 8, radioactive release taking place and no special protective actions are recommended at this time. (b) There is @, repeat M, radioactive release taking place; however, the following protective actions are reccmmended at this time. , Sectors Distance (Miles) OR (c) A radioactive release y , repeat M , taking place. We recommend that people in affected sectors remain indoors with windows and doors closed. Sectors Distance (Miles) . f OR l (d) A radioactive release H , repeat M , taking place. We recommend that evacuation of affected sectors be considered. Se,ctors Distance (Miles) 4. THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILLI! (Circle One) PV140DOA (se8lh 3
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- 1. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One)
THIS IS A PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION follow-up information message concerning the (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT) (ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable) declared at 4 (time) (date) PALO VERDE AUTHENTICATOR - (authenticator letters)
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- 3. Meteorological Data 4
, a. Wind direction from (degrees) - at miles per hour (direction) (speed) from to (sector) (sector).
- b. Stability Class: ABCDEFG (Circle One)
, c. Precipitation Yes No (Circle One)
- 4. Radiological Data
- a. Radioactvity (check one) t
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- 4. b. Release Time
- c. Reactor Trip Time
- d. Tocation/ Source of Release
- 5. Current Release Rates
- a. I-131 Equivalent
- b. Ci/second Noble Gas Ci/second
- c. Particulates Ci/second
- 6. Two-hour plume centerline projected dose at:
Distance Sector Whole Body Child Thyroid Dose (REM) Dose Commitment (REM) Site Boundary 2 miles 5 miles I 10 miles.
- 7. Plume arrival time offsite:
2 mi ~ 5 mi 10 mi Ruth Fisher School Arlington School
- 8. Estimated duration of release minutes m*coom <saa
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- 9. The Following Emergency Measures Including Protective Actions are Recommended:
- 10. The Following Emergency Reponse Actions are Underway:
- 11. We Request the Following Onsite Support and Assistance from Offsite Sources:
- 12. Our Prognosis of the Emergency is that Conditions:
Are Under Control Can Be Expected to Terminate Within hours Are Worsening
- 13. Other Information:
- 14. THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One) l m=4 ..n
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. in order listed below. (Consider the time of day.)
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- 1. Emergency Notification System (ENS)
Operation at plant end of circuit. A. ENS Characteristics
- 1. Red color 2
- 2. Used for notifications of NRC Headquarrers. Region V NRC Office can be patched into this line.
- 3. Commercial telephones and FTS backup the ENS.
B. IDLE State - All lamps on all ENS phones are extinguished. C. Outgoing call to NRC Operations Center.
- 1. Control Room (CR) or Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0) or Technical Support Center (TSC) initiates call.
- a. All phones in CR, SSO, and TSC have steady lamps.
- b. Ringing tone is heard in handset of initiating phone.
c. Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ENS phone lamp blinks. d. j NRC Resident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers, or call ends.
- 2. EOF location initiates call. .
- a. All phones in CR, SSO, TSC and EOF have a steady lamp.
- b. Initiating phone hears ringing tone in handset.
c Resident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers or call ends. .
- 3. Resident Inspector's office initiates call.
- a. Resident Inspector's office phone (s) - steady lamp appears and ringing tone is heard in handset.
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- b. No indication at any plant location.
NOTE: The ENS circuit does not have privacy feature. D. Incoming call to plant. 1. All ENS phones ring and lamps blink, until call is answered (except Resident Inspector's office) .
- 2. Resident Inspector's office - not answered.
Ring tires out after 30 (to 90) seconds but lamp continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers. A re-ring occurs if plant does not answer before time out. 3. ENS line answered at any plant location (except Resident Inspector).
' a. All phones stop ringing and a steady lamp appears on all ENS phones in CR, SSO, and TSC. Also EOF if answering location, b.
EOF ENS phone lamp will continue to blink if not answering location. c. Resident Inspector office phone (s) - lamp will continue to blink until answered, or call ends.
- 4. Line answered by Resident Inspector, a.
Phone (s) in Resident Inspector's office stop ringing and steady lamp appears on phone (s). b. All plant ENS phones continue to ring and' blink until answered then see item C-3 above. E. Troubles: the Control RoomA circuit area.trouble lite has been installed and labeled in Suggested label:
" ENS Line Failure When Lit."
- 1. Normal condition: Lamp is extinguished.
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F. Site Package Configuration Main Package - Control Room (CR)
- Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0)
- Technical Support Center (TSC)
Emergency Package - Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Resident Package - Resident Inspector's Office (RI)
- 2. Notification and Alert Net '
A. NAN Characteristics
- 1. Gold color
- 2. Group Ring-down Circuit which may bypass onsite and local offsite switches.
- 3. PVNGS onsite NAN locations:
- a. STSCs
- b. TSC
- 4. Offsite NAN locations
- a. EOF
- b. State EOC
- c. ARRA
- d. DPS
- e. MSCO
- f. County EOC S.
Battery backup is provided for all terminals and conference bridges. B. Description , 1. Phone terminal sets are equipped with " Push to Call" pushbutton and
" Call Received" lamp as well as standard straight line ringer.
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- 3. Radio System A. Characteristics 1.
Eight channel system. Channel eight is backup for NAN.
- 2. System includes:
two speaker amplifier, transmit VU mater; digital clock, microphone, amplifier for all transmit audio, interlocking channel select switches. 3. One speaker monitors all unselected channels, second speaker monitors the selected channel.
- 4. Selective and group call capabilities.
B. Operation
- 1. ' Depress eight channel button.
- 2. Depress TRANSMIT switch.
- 3.
Utilize MONITOR, CALL, MUTE, BUSY and other functions as appropriate. mawama ia an
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C. Locations
- 1. STSC
- 2. EOF
- 3. TSC
- 4. ARRA i
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S. ADES
- t. Group Ring-Down Voice Circuits i
A. Characteristics
- 1. Gold color i
2. Used for transmission of technical information to office agencies, public affairs communications and communications of protective action recommendations to offsite agencies. 3. NAN is backup for communication of protective action recommendations. 4. Two independent circuits using Mountain Bell leased-line.s and bypasing onsite and offsite switches primary links. S.
'Ibo independent circuits using APS microwave system - backup links.
- 6. Group call communications only. ,
- 7. Locations Leased-Line Circuits APS Microwave Circuits
. #1 #2 #1 #2 TSC TSC TSC TSC EOF EOF EOF EOF STSCs STSCs ADES ADfS ADES ADES ARRA ARRA ARRA ARRA PV2SC004 mari
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- 5. Ring-Down Facsimile Circuits A. Characteristics 1.
Two independant circuits used for transmission of technical drawing and data. Primary circuit uses Mountain Bell leased lines bypassing onsite and offsite switches. Backup circuit utilizes APS microwave system. 2. STSC telecopier can connect to either the primary or backup circuits. The STSC machines must be lined to the proper circuit to receive transmissions. Telecepier is auto-answer with phone in parallel for voice communications.
- 3. Capabilities include group or station-to-station transmission.
4. Locations (leased-line and APS microwave)
- a. EOF
- b. TSC c.
STSC (must be switched to proper circuit)-
- d. CEC
- e. ADES
- f. ARRA
- 6. Federal Telecommunications System (FTS) .
A. FTS Characteristics
- 1. Brown color 2.
Used for transmittal of radiological information by NRC personnel onsite to NRC personnel at Bethesda and Regional Offices.
- 3. Backup to ENS and sommercial lines for NRC notifications.
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- a. EOF - NRC Office e
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- b. TSC - NRC Office and Data Display Room
- c. EOF - Emergency Command Center Data Display Area
- d. NRC Resident Inspector's Office
- e. Radiation Protection Office
- 7. Mobile Radio Telechone System A. Operation
- 1. Dial the designated seven digit number.
- 8. Paging System
_ ' A. Characteristics t . Ci 1. Two systems operated from Phoenix Microwave Center and PVNGS. The PVNGS System can access the Phoenix Syscem via microwave ties. 2. Activation of onsite pagers used in plant operation takes precedence over system-wide orders for pager activation. B. Operation 1. Select appropriate six digit address. From PVNGS, use the 81 prefix digit prior to accessing the Phoenix terminal and dial the six number. 2.
'Ihe first two digits of the six digit number access the paging terminal; 46 for Phoenix and 88 for PVNGS.
3. The third digit is a priority digit. Priority One (1) will activate two or more paging transmitters. Priority 'Ibo (2) will activate the transmitter nearest the paged individuals work area. 4. The last three digits are the specific address of individuals to receive the calls.
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- 9. Call-Out System (Auto Dialer)
A. Characteristics 1. Used by the Security Director to call in PVNGS emergency response personnel. 2. Capability to contact by telephone, radio, or voice pocket pager. 3. After dialing, the System will speak the appropriate message and record acknowledgment. If acknowledgment does not occur (no answer or busy), the system will periodically retry the number. B. Operations
- 1. Turn enable / disable switch to enable position.
- 2. Select operating instructions from display.
"P" Program Phone Lists "S" Start Notification Sequence "C" Compose Message "T" Time Set -
"N" Notification Repetition Programming "A" Acknowledge Code Programming "M" Message Repetition Programming
- 3. Select appropriate preprogrammed telephone number list (1 to 8) or "new" for lists not programmed.
4. If message and telephone number list are preprogrammed, selection of by that list and message may be accomplished on the front panel or depressing "S". S. If a new' message is required, type the message on the terminal i
, keyboard and enter.
- 6. The printer records acknowledgment status and time.
7. l The System continues dialing and message delivery attempts until l either all numbers acknowledge or the programmed number of l repetitions has been completed. i PV214-000A (4/48
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- Emergency Classification EPIP-09
- Emergency Coordinator EPIP-11
- Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation EPIP-12 *0perations Support Center Activation EPIP-13
- Emergency Operations Facility Activation EPIP-14A Release Rate Determination EPIP-14B Doss Assessment EPIP-15 Protective Action Guidelines EPIP-16 Inplant Surveys and Sampling EPIP-17 Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling EPIP-18 Emergency Exposure Guidelines EPIP-19 Onsite Evacuation EPIP-20
- Personnel Assembly and Accountability EPIP-21 Search and Rescue EPIP-22 Personnel Injury l EPIP-23 Fire Fighting EPIP-24 Security EPIP-25 Reentry for Emergency Operations EPIP-26 Potassium Iodine (KI) Administration EPIP-27 Sample Analysis at the Station EPIP-27A EPIP-28 Handling, Transfer and Shipment of Post Accident Grab Samples Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination EPIP-29 Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination -
EPIP-30 Radiological Emergency Response Vehicle Operations EPIP-31 Recovery EPIP-33 Offsite Assistance EPIP-39
- Emergency Operations Director (EOD)
EPIP-40
- Administrative and Logistics Coordinator (ALC)
EPIP-41
- Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC)"
EPIP-42
- Technical Analysis Coordinator (TAC)
EPIP-43
- Radiological Assessment Communicator (RACom)
EPIP-44 *TSC Liaison Engineer (TLE) EPIP-45
- Government Liaison Engineer (GLE)
EPIP-46
- EOF Contact EPIP-47
- Logistics Communicator EPIP-48
- Security Coordinator EPIP-49
- Dosimetry Clerk
- EPIP-50
- Status Board Keeper (SBK)
EPIP 51 *0ffsite Technical Representative (OTR) EPIP-52 *JENC Technical Advisor EPIP-53 Government Staffing at 'ISC EPIP-54 Government Staffing at EOF EPIP-55 *TSC/ EOF Personnel Identification
- This procedure shall be implemented for an ALERT classification.
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PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE N O. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-05 REVISION SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 2 of 28 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE NUMBER 1.0 OBJECTIVE 3
2.0 REFERENCES
3 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4 4.2- Prerequisites S 4.3 Instructions S i APPENDICES Appendix A - Initial / Follow-up Emergency Message Form and the EC/STSC Communicator Notification Checklist . 9 Appendix B - Instructions for Completing Appendix A 15 Appendix C - Notification Systems User's Guide 17 Appendix D - Protective Action Recommendations 26 Appendix E - Site Area Emergency Implementing Procedures List 27 PY216-000A (8/82)
9 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN pcewas , IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE m p_ns REVISION SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 3 of 28 1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 This procedure provides a series of implementing actions to be taken upon declaration of a SITE AREA EMERGENCY.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-09, " Emergency Coordinator" 2.1.3 EPIP-11. " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation" 2.1.4 EPIP-12, " Operations Support Center Activation" ( 3 2.1.5 EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation" EPIP-15, " Protective Action Guidelines"
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2.1.6 2.1.7 EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation" 2.1.8 EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" 2.1.9 EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" 2.1.10 EPIP-39, " Emergency Operations Director (EOD)" 2.1.11 EPIP-40, "Adminstrative and Logistics Coordinator (ALC)" 2.1.12 EPIP-41, Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC)" 2.1.13 EPIP-42, " Technical Analysis Coordinator (TAC)" l 2.1.14 EPIP-43, " Radiological Assessment Communicator (RACom)" 2.1.15 EPIP-44, "TSC Liaison Engineer (TLE)" 2.1.16 EPIP-45, " Government Liaison Engineer (GLE)" 2.1.17 EPIP-46, " EOF Contact" l 2.1.18 EPIP-47, " Logistics Communicator" 2.1.19 EPIP-48, " Security Coordinator" PV2164X)A (8/82)
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- 3.1 Continued surveillance and assessment of plant conditions are necessary to ensure that the emergency classificatiot is appropriately revised as conditions change or more definitive information is obtained.
4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 In a SITE AREA EMERGENCY, substantial releases of radioactive material may occur. Any releases are not expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels beyond the site boundary. Consideration of appropriate protective actions, based on actual or projected data, is warranted. All onsite and offsite emergency centers are activated. Onsite evacuation will be initiated if appropriate. The station shall provide updated radiological / meteorological information to offsite emergency management organizations. The SITE AREA EMERGENCY status shall be maintained until the event is terminated or reclassification takes place, i 4.1.2 The Shift Supervisor or Emergency Coordinator shall be responsible for initiating and completing the implementing actions of this procedure, evmaca isien
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'following:
2 NOTE Designated Unaffected Unit Shift Supervisor to assume the role of the Emergency Coordinator in the Onshift Emergency Organization are: Affected Unit Unaffected Unit Shift Supervisor Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 2 Unit 1 Unit 3 Unit 2 , Entire Site Unit 1 4.3.1.1 Notify the Shift Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit (or Shift Supervisor of an unaffected unit) to report to the Control Room of the affected unit and assume the duties of the Emergency Coordinator.
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shall be made by the Government Liaison Engineer in the EOF. NOTE Protective A: tion recommendations (Appendix D) are based on plant and containment conditions and these recommendations are made to offsite officials even when no release is in progress. A 4.3.1.2 Direct the Satellite TSC Communicator to fill out Appendix A, " Initial Emergency Message Form", in. accordance with instructions provided in Appendix B. 4.3.1.3 Sound the Site Area Accountability signal for approximately one minute. 4.3.'.4 Silence the signal and provide the following announcement over the plant wide telephone page: i
" Attention all plant Personnel, an emergency situation classified as a Site Area Emergency exists in Unit .
Assembly and accountability for the Site
- Area is now in progress. All affected Unit
, Emergency Response Personnel and alternates
- report to your emergency location. All other personnel report to your original assembly area". (Provide instructions on routes or areas to avoid as appropriate).
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" Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation".
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.4ituation declared in Unit has now been terminated". (Provide special instructions as necessary.) , 4.3.6.2 Repeat signal and ann:,uncement once.
4.3.7 Updating of the Emergenc.y Notification Call List 4.3.7.1 The telephone numbers and responsible contacts listed in the Emergency Notification Call List shall be reviewed, verified, and updates as required on a quarterly basis. 4.3.8 Record Retention , 4.3.8.1 The forms of Appendix 'A' shall be turned into the Emergency Coordinator / Emergency Operations Director who shall ensure they are forwarded to DDC for proper storage. l l PvvemoA <sian
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f' 9 3 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN QcEcuas A I IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE yyy,_m [PEEI REVISION i i SITE AREA EMERGENCY l IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 9 of 28 ) INITIAL EMERGENCY MESSAGE FORM NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT, SIT 7. AREA EMERGENC1', OR GENERAL EMERGENC'l i
- 1. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILLI1 (Circle One) THIS IS PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT)
(ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable) declared at -
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(time) (date) (speed) PALO VERDE AUTHENTICATOR
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- 2. This is , at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (name/ title)
- 3. (Circle Cne)
(a) There is @ , repeat @ , radioactive release taking place and no special protective actions are recommended at this time. (b) There is @, repeat @, radioactive release taking place. However, the following protecti're actions are recommended at this time. Sectors Distance (Miles) OR (c) A radioactive release M , repeat M , taking place. We recommend that people in affected sectors remain indoors with windows and doors closed. Sectors Distance (Miles) l l OR
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- l. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One)
THIS IS A PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION follow-up information message concerning the (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT) (ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable) declared at (time) (date) . PALO VERDE AUTHENTICATOR (authenticator letters)
- 2. This is , at Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station.
(na:ne/ title)
- 3. Meteorological Data
- a. Wind direction from (degrees) - at miles per hour (direction) (speed) from to (sector) (sector)
- b. Stability Class: ABCDEFG (Circle One)
- c. Precipitation Yes No (Circle One)
- 4. Radiolog' cal Data
- a. Radioactivity (check one)
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- 4. b. Release Time
- c. Reactor Trip Time
- d. Location / Source of Release
- 5. Current Release Rates
., a . I-131 Equivalent Ci/second
- b. Noble Gas Ci/second
- c. Particulates Ci/second
- 6. Two-hour plume centerline projected dose at:
Distance Sector Whole Body Child Thyroid Dose (REM) Dose Commitment (REM) Site Boundary 2 milea i 5 miles
- 10 miles
- 7. Plume arrival time offsite:
2 mi 5 mi 10 mi Ruth Fisher School ! Arlington School i
- 8. Estimated duration of release minutes PV2164X)A (8/82)
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- 9. The Following Emergency Measures Including Protective Actions are Recommended:
- 10. Ths Following Emergency Reponse Actions are Underway:
- 11. We Request the Following Onsite Support and Acsistance from Offsite Sources:
- 12. Our Progncais of the Emergency is that Conditions:
Are Under Control Can Be Expected to Terminate Within hours Are Worsening
- 13. Other Information:
- 14. THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!l (Circle One) l PV24000A tet02)
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PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q cewas B IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE y ,1, _ y (PENDI , REVISION SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 15 of 28 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING APPENDIX A 1.0 INITIAL EMERGENCY MESSAGE FORM 1.1 Fill in data required by steps 1 and 2 of Appendix A, " Initial Emergency Message Form". Obtain authenticator from the confidential envelope marked on the outside with the appropriate month and drill sequence number (if it is a drill). 1.2 Obtain from the Radiation Protection Monitor.(onshift) data required to complete step 3 of Appendix A. 1.3 Circle appropriate wording of step 4 of Appendix A. 1.4 Contact the NRC via the Emergency Notification System (ENS) dedicated telephone within 15 minutes of declaring an emergency. If the ENS fails, use commercial phone or FTS phone as an alternate link (see Appendix C). ' l.5 When contact is made, the caller shall identify himself and read the completed Emergency Message Form verbatim (omit the Palo Verde Authenticator). 1.6 Offer to repeat information and reiterate as necessary. 1.7 Obtain the name of the person contacted and record in Appendix A, Emergency Notification Call List, Emergency Coordinator /STSC Communicator. NgTE When the NAN ring button is pushed and it appears that all the receiving stations are on line, or, the ring has stopped, the PVNGS originating station shall initiatn a roll call in the order listed below. (Consider the time of day.) 1.8 By means of a single call on the Notification and Alert Net dedicated telephone, contact the following State / County agencies: Duty Hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday) Maricopa County Sheriffs Office Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense and Emergency Services Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Division of Emergency Services Arinona Radiation Regulatory Agency PV214 000A (8/02) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ - _ _ - - _ _ _ _ _ . - _ - - - - - _ - - - _ - _ - -]
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q' camas IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gpip.o3 ($$,n 3 REVISION SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 16 of 28 NOTE Subsequent notification of affected agencies during off-duty hours shall be made per internal agency procedures. Off-Duty Hours (5:00 p.m. to 8: a.m., Monday-Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday) Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Department of Public Safety 1.9 When contact is made, the caller shall identify himself and request that the individuals obtain a copy of the Appropriate Emergency Message Form. 1.10 When each individual has obtained a copy, read the completed Emergency Message Form verbatim and request MCSO to read back verbatim. 1.11 Offer to repeat information and reiterate as ,necessary. 1.12 Obtain the name of each person contacted and record on Appendix A. 1.13 Notify additional personnel as listed in Appendix A as necessary, obtain the name of the person contacted, and inform them of the situation. 1.14 If an individual requests information not contained in the Emergency Message Form, make reasonable efforts to obtain and give the information only after all initial notification have been made. P /214 0004 (%88
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- 1. Emergency Notification System (ENS)
Operation at plant end of circuit. A. ENS Characteristics 1. Red color
- 2. Used for notifications of NRC Headquarters. Region V NRC Office can be patched into this line.
- 3. Commercial telephones and FTS backup the ENS.
B. IDLE State - All lamps on all ENS phones are extinguished. C. Outgoing call to NRC Operations Center.
- 1. Control Room (CR) or Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0) or Technical Support Center (TSC) initiates call.
- a. All phones in CR, SSO, and TSC have steady lamps.
- b. Ringing tone is heard in handset of initiating phone.
- c. Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ENS phone lamp blinks,
- d. NRC Resident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers, or call ends.
- 2. EOF location initiates call.
- a. All phones in CR, SSO, TSC and EOF have a steady lamp.
- b. Initiating phone hears ringing tone in handset.
- c. Resident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers or call ends.
- 3. Resident Inspector's office initiates call.
- a. Resident Inspector's office phone (s) - steady lamp appears and ringing tone is heard in handset.
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- b. No indicatica at any plant location.
NOTE: The ENS circuit does not have privacy feature. D. Incoming call to plant.
- 1. All ENS phones ring and lamps blink, until call is answered (except Resident Inspector's office).
- 2. Resident Inspector's office - not answered.
Ring times out after 30 (to 90) seconds but lamp e.ontinues to blink until Resident Inspector answers. A re-ring occurs if plant does not answer before time out.
- 3. ENS line answered at any plant location (except Resident Inspector).
- a. All phones stop ringing and a steady lamp appears on all ENS phones in CR, SSO, and TSC. Also EOF if answering location.
- b. EOF ENS phone lamp will continue to blink if not answering location.
- c. Resident Inspector office phone (s) - lamp will continue to blink until answered, or call ends.
- 4. Line answered by Resident Inspector,
- a. Phone (s) in Resident Inspector's office stop ringing and steady lamp appears on phone (s).
- b. All plant ENS phones continue to ring and blink until answered then see item C-3 above.
E. Troubles: A circuit trouble lite has been installed and labeled in the Control Room area. Suggested label: " ENS Line Failure When Lit."
- 1. Normal condition: Lamp is extinguished.
- 2. Trouble condition: Lamp is illuminated. Notify NRCOC immediately by commercial line.
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- Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0)
- Technical Support Center (TSC)
Emergency Package - Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Resident Package - Resident Inspector's Office (RI)
- 2. Notification and Alert Net A. NAN Characteristics
- 1. Gold color
- 2. Group Ring-down Circuit which may bypass onsite and local offsite switches.
- 3. PVNGS onsite NAN locations:
- a. STSCs
- b. TSC
- 4. Offsite NAN locations
- a. EOF
- b. State EOC
- c. ARRA
- d. DPS
- e. MSCO
- f. County EOC
- 5. Battery backup is provided for all terminals and conference bridges.
B. Description l 1. Phone terminal sets are equipped with " Push to Call" pushbutton and l " Call Received" lamp as well as standard straight line ringer. l t Pv216000A telea
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- 2. A loop-back function is provided to check both transmit and receive legs of each terminal trom any point in the system.
- 3. The Interface / Controller contains a front panel meter and two green LEDs for battery capacity and battery charger status. Depress the pushbutton to check voltage level.
C. ' Operation
- 1. To originate a call, depress " Push to Call" button momentarily. This provides ringing to associated phones and turns on the " Call Received" lamp. Taking the phone off the hook ccncels both bell and lamp.
- 2. A very low ringback signal is returned to the caller from all ringing phones to assure that the call is received by all parties.
The signal is sufficiently low to allow conversation among all ( off-hook phones although othars are still in tha ringing mode.
- 3. Radio System A. Characteristics
- 1. Eight channel system. Channel eight is backup for NAN.
- 2. System includes: two speaker amplifier, transmit VU meter; digital clock, microphone, amplifier for all transmit audio, interlocking channel select switches.
- 3. One speaker monitors all unselected channels, second speaker monitors the selected channel.
- 4. Selective,and group call capabilities.
B. Operation i
- 1. Depress eight channel button.
- 2. Depress TRANSMIT switch.
- 3. Utilize MONITOR, CALL, MUTE, BUSY and other functions as appropriate.
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- 1. STSC
- 2. EOF
- 3. ,
TSC
- 4. ARRA
- 5. ADES
- 4. Group Ring-Down Voice Circuits A. Characteristics
- 1. Gold color
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- 2. Used for transmission of technical information to office agencies, public affairs communications and communications of protective action recommendations to offsite agencies.
- 3. NAN is backup for communication of protective action recommendations.
- 4. Two independant circuits using Mountain Bell leased-lines and bypasing onsite and offsite switches primary links.
- 5. Two independant circuits using APS microwave system - backup links.
- 6. Group call communications only.
- 7. Locations Leased-Line Circuits APS Microwave Circuits
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- 5. Ring-Down Facsimile Circuits A. Characteristics
- 1. TVo independant circuits used for transmission of technical drawing and data. Primary circuit uses Mountain Bell leased lines bypassing onsite and offsite switches. Backup circuit utilizes APS microwave system.
- 2. STSC telecopier can connect to either the primary or backup circuits. The STSC machines must be lined to the proper circuit to receive transmissions. Telecopier is auto-answer with phone in parallel for voice communications.
- 3. Capabilities include group or station-to-station transmission.
- 4. Locations (leased-line and APS microwave)
- a. EOF
- b. TSC
- c. STSC (must be switched to proper circuit)
- d. CEC
- e. ADES
- f. ARRA
- 6. Federal Telecommunications System (FTS)
A. FTS Characteristics
- 1. Brown color
- 2. Used for transmittal of radiological information by NRC personnel onsite to NRC personnel at Bethesda and Regional Offices.
- 3. Backup to ENS and commercial lines for NRC notifications.
- 4. PVNGS onsite locations
- a. EOF - NRC Office PV7164mA (8tSD
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- c. EOF - Emergency Command Center Data Display Area
- d. NRC Resident Inspector's Office
- e. Radiation Protection Office
- 7. Mobile Radio Telephone System A. Operation
- 1. Dial the designated seven digit number.
- 8. Paging System A. Characteristics
- 1. Two systems operated from Phoenix Microwave Center and PVNGS. The PVNGS System can access the Phoenix System via microwave ties.
- 2. Activation of onsite pagers used in plant operation takes precedence over system-wide orders for pager activation.
B. Operation
- 1. Select appropriate six digit address. From PVNGS, use the 81 prefix prior to accessing the Phoenix terminal and dial the six digit number.
- 2. The first two digits of the six digit number access the paging terminal; 46 for Phoenix and 88 for PVNGS.
- 3. The third digit is a priority digit. Priority One (1) will activate two or more paging transmitters. Priority Two (2) will activate the transmitter nearest the paged individuals work area.
- 4. The last three digits are the specific address of individuals to receive the calls.
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- 9. Call-Out System (Auto Dialer)
A. Characteristics
- 1. Used by the Security Director to call in PVNGS edergency response personnel.
- 2. Capability to contact by telephone, radio, or voice pocket psger.
- 3. After dialing, the System will speak the appropriate message and record acknowledgment. If acknowledgment does not occur (no answer or busy), the system will periodically retry the number.
B. Operations
- 1. Turn enable / disable switch to enable position.
- 2. Select operating instructions from display.
"P" Program Phone Lists "S" Start Notification Sequence "C" Compose Message "T" Time Set "N" Notification Repetition Programming "A" Acknowledge Code Programming "M" Message Repetition Programming
- 3. Select appropriate preprogrammed celephone number list (1 to 8) or "new" for lists not programmed.
4 If message and telephone number list are preprogrammed, selection of that list and message may be accomplished on the front panel or by depressing "S".
- 5. If a new message is required, type the message on the terminal keyboard and enter.
- 6. The printer records acknowledgment status and time.
- 7. The System continues dialing and message delivery attempts until either all numbers acknowledge or the programmed number of repetitions has been completed.
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t . l PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE y,1,,n, MPENDIf, REVISION SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPIIMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 27 of 28 I PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS Classification Protective Actions Category Recommendations Site Area Emergency- Inform state and county any releases are not expected authorities of Site Area to exceed EPA / PAG exposures Emergency status /cause and levels beyond the site boundary recommend seeking shelter un1'ess further degradation within a 2 mile radius of the of safety systems occur. plant and within 10 miles in affected sectors as warranted based on plant / containment conditions and projected and/or actual releases.
1 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q'caouns IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-05 i REVISION SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Prgo 28 of 28 SITE AREA EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES EPIP-01* Emergency Organization EPIP-02* Emergency Classification EPIP-09* Emergency Coordinator EPIP-11* Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation EPIP-12* Operations Support Center Activation EPIP-13* Emergency Operations Facility Activation EPIP-14A Release Rate Determination EPIP-14B ' Dose Assessment EPIP-15* Protective Action Guidelines EPIP-16 Inplant Surveys and Sampling EPIP-17 Onsite/Offsita Surveys and Sampling EPIP-18 Emergency Exposure Guidelines EPIP-19 Onsite Evacuation EPIP-20* Personnel Assembly and Accountability EPIP-21 Saare.h and Rescue EPIP-22 Personnel Injury EPIP-23 Fire Fighting
; EPIP-24 Security EPIP-25 Reentry for Emergency Operations EPIP-26 Potassium Iodine (KI) Administration EPIP-27 Sample Analysis at the Station EPIP-27A Handling, Transfer and Shipments of Postaccident Grab Samples EPIP-28 Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination EPIP-29 Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination EPIP-30 Radiological Emergency Response Vehicle Operations EPIP-31 Recovery EPIP-33 Offsite Assistance EPIP-39* Emergency Operations Director (E03)
EPIP-40* Administrative and Logistics Coo-dinator (ALC) EPIP-41* Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC)" EPIP-42* Technical Analysis Coordinator (TAC) EPIP-43* Radiological Assessment Communicator (RAcom) EPIP 44* TSC Liaison Engineer (TLE) EPIP-45* Goverr. ment Liaison Engineer (GLE) EPIP 46* EOF Contact EPIP 47a Logistics Communicator EPIP 48* Security Coordinator EPIP 49* Dosimetry Clerk EPIP 50* Status Board Keeper (SBK) EPIP 51* Offsite Technical Representative (OTR) EPIP 52* JENC Technical Advisor EPIP-53 Government Staffing at TSC EP!P 54 Government Staffing at EOF EPIP-55* TSC/ EOF Personnel Identification
- This procedure shall be implemented for a SITE AREA EMERGENCY classification.
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2.0 REFERENCES
3 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4 4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 5 ( APPENDICES Appendix A - Initial / Follow-up Emergency Message Form and the EC/STSC Communicator Notification Checklist 9 Appendix B - Instructions for Completing Appendix A 15 Appendix C - Notification Systems User's Guide 18 Appendix D - Protective Action Recommendations 27 Appendix E - General Eraergency Implementing Procedures List 29
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PROCEDURE 3 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN NO. i IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE yyyp y REVISION GENERAL EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 3 of 29 1.0 OBJECTIVE . 1.1 This procedure provides a series of implementing actions to be taken upon declaration of a GENERAL EMERGENCY.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-09, " Emergency Coordinator" 2.1.3 EPIP-11, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation" 2.1.4 EPIP-12, " Operations Support Center Activation" 2.1.5 EPIP-13 " Emergency Operations Facility Activation" 2.1.6 EPIP-15 " Protective Action Guidelines" 2.1.7 EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation" 2.1.8 EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" 2.1.9 EPIP-33, "Offsita Assistance" 2.1.10 EPIP-39, " Emergency Operations Director (EOD)" 2.1.11 EPIP-40, "Adminstrative and Logistics Coordinator (ALC)" 2.1.12 EPIP-41, Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC)" 2.1.13 EPIP-42, " Technical Anslysis Coordinator (TAC)" 2.1.14 EPIP-43, " Radiological Assessment Communicator (RACom)" 2.1.15 EPIP-44, "TSC Liaison Engineer (TLE)" 2.1.16 EPIP-45, " Government Liaison Engineer (GLE)" 2.1.17 EPIP-46, " EOF Contact" 2.1.18 EPIP-47, " Logistics Communicator" 2.1.19 EPIP-48, " Security Coordinator" me ooo4 <staa
s 3 l PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Qcsouse f' , IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE pp7p y REVISION ) GENERAL EMERGENCY - IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page 4 of 29 2.1.20 EPIP-49, " Dosimetry Clerk" 2.1.21 EPIP-50, " Status Board Keeper (SBK)" 2.1.22 EPIP-51, "Offsite Technical Representative (OTR)" 2.1.23 EPIP-52, "JENC Technical Advisor" 2.1.24 EPIP-55, "TSC/ EOF Personnel Identification" 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants". 2.2.2 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 2.2.3 78AC-0ZZ06, " Document and Record Turnover Control", Rev. 0 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Continued surveillance and assessment of plant conditions are necessary to ensure that the emergency classification is appropriately revised as conditions change, or more definitive information is obtained. 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Parsennel Indoctrination 4.1.1 In a GENERAL EMERGENCY, events are in progress or have occurred which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation or melting with potential for loss of containment integrity. Radioactive releases which may occur can be reasonably expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels offsite for more than the immediate site area. There is prompt notification of NRC and appropriate State and County authorities of the General Emergency status, l Pv24000A t&82)
PROCEDURE 3 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN N O. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-06 REVISION GENERAL EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING ACTIONS 3 Page S of 29 4.1.2 Accordingly, prompt consideration of appropriate protective actions, based on actual or projected data, is warranted. Consideration of predetermined protective action recommendations (in the event of potential loss of fission product barriers) may also be warranted. Onsite and offsite erergency centers are activated. Onsite evacuation shall be initiated if appropriate. The station shall provide updated radiological / meteorological Laformation to offsite emergency management organizations as necessary. The GENERAL EMERGENCY status shall be maintained until the event is terminated or reclassification takes place. 4.1.3 The Shift Supervisor or the Emergency Coordinator shall be responsible for initiating and completing the implementing actions of this procedure. 4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 The emergency has been classified per EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification". 4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 The affected unit Shift Supervisor shall perform the following: NOTE Designated Unaffected Unit Shift Supervisor to assume the role of the Emergency Coordinator in the Onshift Emergency Organization are: Affected Unit Unaffected Unit Shift Supervisor Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 2 Unit 1 Unit 3 Unit 2 Entire Site Unit 1 4.3.1.1 Notify the Shift Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit (or Shift Supervisor of an unaffected unit) to report to the Control Room of the affected unit and assume the duties of the Emergency Coordinator. Pv24000A 4SD a.
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NOTE Protective Action recommendations (Appendix D) are based on plant and containment conditions and these recommendations are made to offsite officials even when no release is in progress. 4.3.1.2 Direct the Satellite TSC Communicator to fill out Appendix A, " Initial Emergency Message Form", in accordance with instructions provided in Appendix B. 4.3.1.3 Sound the Site Area Accountability signal for approximately one minute. 4.3.1.4 Silence the signal and provide the following announcement over the plant wide telephone page:
" Attention all plant personnel, an emergency situation classified as a General Emergency exists in Unit . Assembly and accountability for the site area is now in progress. All affected Unit Emergency Response Personnel and alternates report to your emergency location. All other personnel report to your assigned assembly area". (Provide instructions on routes or areas to avoid as appropriate).
- 4. 3.1. 5 Resound the accountability signal and repeat the announcement.
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I 4.3.2 The Emergency coordinator shall perform the following: 4.3.2.1 Ensure activation of the satellite TSC in accordance with E EPIP-11, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation." h 4.3.2.2 Following accountability, and if conditions warrant per [ EPIP-15, " Protective Action Guidelines", initiate EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation". 4.3.2.3 Implement additional Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures according to the situation that resulted in i the emergency being classified as a GENERAL EMERGENCY. f - Procedures that shall be implemented and others which may be appropriate are identified in Appendix E. 4.3.2.4 Direct the Security Director to call in Onsite and Offsite Emergency Organization personnel by utilizing the appropriate computer call-out listing. ? [ 4.3.2.5 Determine the need for offsite assistance. If assistance is necessary, direct the STSC Communicator (onshift) or Administrative and Logistics Coordinator to contact the required agency per EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance". 4.3.2.6 Reevaluate the emergency classification and perform licensee actions as conditions change by implementing
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I 4.3.2.7 When the situation warrants downgrading from a GENERAL EMERGENCY, proceed to appropriate implementing and E notification procedures and direct the Shift Supervisor
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system and inform the other Control Rooms. a 4.3.2.8 The Emergency Coordinator shall initiate and complete implementing actions of EPIP-09 " Emergency Coordinator". 4.3.3 Technical Support Center / Satellite Technical Support Center s (TSC/STSC) Activation b 4.3.3.1 The Emergency Coordinator shall implement procedure s" EPIP-ll, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC V Activation". E 4.3.4 Operations Support Center (OSC) Activation f r PV24 000A (8/42) r
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" Operations Support Center Activation".
4.3.5 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation 4.3.5.1 The Emergency Operations Director shall implement procedure EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation". 4.3.6 Emergency Situation Terminated 4.3.6.1 The Shift Supervisor (or Emergency Coordinator) shall Sound the "All Clerr" signal for approximately (1) minute, Silence the signai, and Provide the following announcements over the plant wide paging system:
" Attention all personnel. The emergency situation declared in Unit has now been terminated.
(Provide special instructions as necessary.) 4.3.6.2 Repeat signal and announcement once. 4.3.7 Updating of the Emergency Notification Call List 4.3.7.1 The telephone numbers and responsible contacts listed in the Emergency Notification Call List shall be reviewed, verified, and updated as required on a quarterly basis. 4.3.8 Record Retention 4.3.8.1 The forms of Appendix A shall be turned' into the Emergency Coordinator / Emergency Operations Director who shall ensure they are forwarded to DDC for proper storage. l l l l Pv24MA (Se821
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- 1. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One)
THIS IS PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT) (ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable) declared at -
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(time) (date) (speed) PALO VERDE AUTHESTICATOR (authenticator letters)
- 2. This is , at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (name/ title)
- 3. (Circle One)
(a) There is @ , repeat @ , radioactive release taking place and no special protective actions are recommended at this time. OR (b) There is @ , repeat @ , radioactive release taking place, however, the following protective actions are recommended at this time. Sectors Distance (Miles) OR (c) A radioactive release M, repeat M, taking place. We recommend that people in affected sectors remain indoors with windows and doors closed. Sectors Distance (Miles) OR (d) A radioactive release M , repeat M , taking place. We recommend that evacuation of affected sectors be considered. l 1 Sectors Distance (Miles) l
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- 4. THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One) l PV216 @ A @S2)
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- 1. Verbatim text of Message: THIS IS (IS NOT) A DRILL!! (Circle One)
THIS IS A PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION follow-up information message concerning the (NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT) (ALERT) (SITE AREA EMERGENCY) (GENERAL EMERGENCY) (cross out notifications above not applicable)
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- 2. This is -
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(name/ title)
- 3. Meteorological Data
- a. Wind direction from (degrees) - at miles per hour (direction) (speed) from to (sector) (sector)
- b. Stability Class: ABCDEFG (Circle One)
- c. Precipitation Yes No (Circle One)
- 4. Radiological Data j a. Radioactvity (check one)
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- 4. b. Release Time
- c. Reactor Trip Time
- d. Location / Source of Release
- 5. Current Release Rates
- a. I-131 Equivalent C1/second
- b. Noble Gas Ci/second
- c. Particulates Ci/second
- 6. Two-hour plume centerline projected dese at:
Distance. Sector Whole Body Child Thyroid Dose (REM) Dose Commitment j (REM) Site Boundary 2 miles 5 miles I 10 miles
- 7. Plume arrival time offsite:
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- 8. Estimated duration of release minutes m*on. is,sa
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- 9. The Following Emergency Measures Including Protective Actions are Recommended:
- 10. The Following Emergency Reponse Actions are Underway:
- 11. We Request the Following Onsite Support and Assistance from Offsite Sources:
- 12. Our Prognosis of the Emergency is that Conditions:
Are Under Control Can Be Expected to Terminate Within hours Are Worsening
- 13. Other Information:
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- Off-Duty Hours (5:00 p.m. to 8: a.m., Monday-Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday)
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Department of Public Safety 1.9 When contact is made, the caller shall identify himself and request that the individuals obtain a copy of the Appropriate-Emergency Message Form. 1.10 When each individual has obtained a copy, read the completed Emergency Message Form verbatim and request MCSO to read back verbatim. 1.11 Offer to repeat informstion and reiterate as necessary. 1.12 Obtain the name of each person contacted and record on Appendix A. 1.13 Notify additional personnel as listed in Appendix A as necessary, obtain the name of the person contacted, and inform them of the situation. 1.14 If an individual requests information not contained in the Emergency Message Form, make reasonable efforts to obtain and give the information only after all initial notification have been made. are coo 4 <s.an
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- 1. Emergency Notification System (ENS)
Operation a. plant end of circuit. A. ENS Characteristics
- 1. Red color
- 2. Used for notifications of NRC Headquarters. Region V NRC Office can be patched into this line.
- 3. Commercial telephones and FTS backup the ENS.
B. IDLE State - All lamps on all EN3 phones are extinguished. C. Outgoing call to NRC Operations Center. f 1. Control Room (CR) or Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0) or Technical i Support Center (TSC) initiates call.
- a. All phones in CR, SSO, and TSC have steady lamps.
- b. Ringing tone is heard in handset of initiating phone.
- c. Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ENS phone lamp blinks.
d. NRC Resident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers, or call ends.
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- a. All phones in CR, SSO, TSC and EOF have a steady lamp.
- b. Initiating phone hears ringing tone in handset.
c. Resident Inspector's office phone (s) rings and times out, lamp on phone (s) continues c: blink until Resident Inspector answers or call ends.
- 3. Resident Inspector's office initiates call.
- a. Resident Inspector's office' phone (s) - steady lamp appears and ringing tone is heard in handset.
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- b. No indication at any plant location.
NOTE: The ENS circuit does not have privacy feature. D. Incoming call to plant.
- 1. All ENS' phones ring and lamps blink, until call is answered (except Resident Inspector's office).
- 2. Resident Inspector's office - not answered.
Ring times out after 30 (to 90) seconds but lamp continues to blink until Resident Inspector answers. .A re-ring occurs if plant does not answer before time out.
- 3. ENS line answered at any plant location (except Resident Inspector).
- a. All phones stop ringing and a steady lamp appears on all ENS
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- b. EOF ENS phone lamp wi[1 continue to blink if not answering location.
- c. Resident Inspector office phone (s) - lamp will continue to blink until answered, or call ends.
- 4. Line answered by Resident Inspector.
- a. Phone (s) in Resident Inspector's office stop ringing and steady lamp appears on phone (s).
- b. All plant ENS phones continue to ring and blink until answered then see item C-3 above.
, E. Troubles: A circuit trouble lite has been installed and labeled in the Control Room area. Suggested label: " ENS Line Failure When Lit."
- 1. Normal condition: Lamp is' extinguished.
- 2. Trouble condition: Lamp is illuminated. Notify NRCOC immediately by i commercial line.
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- Shift Supervisor's Office (SS0)
- Technical Support Center (TSC)
Emergency Package - Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Resident Package - Resident Inspector's Office (RI)
- 2. Notification and Alert Net A. NAN Characteristics
- 1. Gold color
- 2. Group Ring-down Circuit which may bypass onsite and local offsite switches.
') 3. PVNGS onsite NAN locations:
- a. STSCs
- b. TSC
- 4. Offsite NAN locations
- a. EOF
- b. State EOC
- c. ARRA
- d. DPS
- e. MSCO
- f. County EOC S. Battery backup is provided for all terminals and conference bridges.
B. Description
- 1. Phone terminal sets are equipped with " Push to Call" pushbutton and l " Call Received" lamp as well as standard straight line ringer.
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- 2. A loop-back function is provided to check both transmit and receive legs of each terminal from any point in the system.
- 3. The Interface / Controller contains a front panel meter and two green LEDs for battery capacity and battery charger status. Depress the pushbutton to check voltage level.
C. Operation
- 1. To originate a call, depress " Push to Call" button momentarily. This provides ringing to associated phones and turns on the " Call Received" lamp. Taking the phone off the hook cancels both bell and lamp.
- 2. A very low ringback signal is returned to the caller from all ringing phones to assure that the call is received by all parties.
The signal is sufficiently low to allow conversation among all off-hook phones although others are still in the ringing mode.
- 3. Radio System A. Characteristics
- 1. Eight channel system. Channel eight is backup for NAN.
- 2. System includes: two speaker amplifier, transmit VU meter; digital clock, microphone, amplifier for all transmit audio, interlocking channel select switches.
- 3. One speaker monitors all unselected channels, second speaker monitors the selected channel.
- 4. Selective and group call capabilities.
B. Operation
- 1. Depress eight channel button.
- 2. Deoress TRANSMIT switch.
- 3. Utiliza MONITOR, CALL, MUTE, BUSY and other functions as appropriate.
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- 1. STSC
- 2. EOF
- 3. TSC 4 ARRA S. ADES
- 4. Group Ring-Down Voice Circuits A. Characteristics
- 1. Gold color
- 2. Used for transmission of technical information to office agencies, public affairs communications and communications of protective action recommendations to offsite agencies.
- 3. NAN is backup for communication of protective action recommendations.
- 4. Two independant circuits using Mountain Bell leased-lines and bypasing onsite and offsite switches primary links.
S. Two independant circuits using APS microwave system - backup links.
- 6. Group call communications only.
- 7. Locations Leased-Line Circuits APS Microwave Circuits
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- 1. Two independant circuits used for transmission of technical drawing and data. Primary circuit uses Mountain Bell leased lines bypassing onsite and offsite switches. Backup ci:cuit utilizes APS microwave system.
- 2. STSC telecopier can connect to either the primary or backup circuits. The ST5C machines must be lined to the proper circuit to receive transmissions. Telecopier is auto-answer with phone in parallel for voice communications.
- 3. Capabilities include group or station-to-station transmission.
- 4. Locations (leased-line and APS microwave)
- a. EOF
- b. TSC
- c. STSC (must be switched to proper circuit)
- d. CEC
- e. ADES
- f. ARRA
- 6. Federal Telecommunications System (FTS)
A. FTS Characteristics
- 1. Brown color
- 2. Used for transmittal of radiological information by NRC personnel onsite to NRC personnel at Bethesda and Regional Offices.
- 3. Backup to ENS and commercial lines for NRC notifications.
- 4. PVNGS onsite locations
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- b. TSC - NRC Office and Data Display Room
- c. EOF - Emergency Command Center Data Display Area
- d. NRC Resident Inspector's Office
- e. Radiation Protection Office
- 7. Mobile Radio Teleohone System A. Operation
- 1. Dial the designated seven digit number.
- 8. Paging Sys' ym A. Characteristics k 1. Two systems operated from Phoenix Microwave Center and PVNGS. The PVNGS System can access the Phoenix System via microwave ties.
- 2. Autivation of onsite pagers used in plant operation takes precedence over system-wide orders for pager activation.
B. Operation
- 1. Select appropriate six digit address. From PVNGS, use the 81 prefix prior to accessing the Phoenix terminal and dial the six digit number.
- 2. The first two digits of the six digit number access the paging
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- 3. The third digit is a priority digit. Priority One (1) will activate t
l two or more paging transmitters. Priority Two (2) will activate the transmitter nearest the paged individuals work area.
- 4. The last three digits are the specific address of individuals to receive the calls, l
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- 9. Call-Out System (Auto Dialer)
A. Characteristics
- 1. Used by the Security Director to call in PVNGS emergency response personnel.
- 2. Capability to contact by telephone, radio, or voice pocket pager.
- 3. After dialing, the System will speak the appropriate message and record acknowledgment. If acknowledgment does not occur (no answer or busy), the system will periodically retry the number.
B. Operations
- 1. Turn enable / disable switch to enable position.
- 2. Select operating instructions from display.
"P" Program P'uone Lists "S" Start Notification Sequence "C" Compose Message "T" Time Set "N" Notification Repetition Programming "A" Acknowledge Code Programming "M" Message Repetition Programming
- 3. Select appropriate preprogrammed telephone number list (1 to 8) or "new" for lists not programmed.
- 4. If message and telephone number list are preprogrammed, selection of that list and message may be accomplished on the front panel or by depressing "S".
S. If a new message is required, type the message on the terminal keyboard and enter.
- 6. The printer records acknowledgment status and time.
- 7. The System continues dialing and message delivery attempts until either all numbers acknowledge or the programmed number of repetitions has been completed.
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- 1. A General Emergency has been declared if: Consider a (2) mile (imminent / actual loss of physical precautionary evacuation.
control of the plant)
- 2. A General Emergency has been declared and In addition to considering a large amounts of fission products are in 2) mile evacuation, consider the containment atmosphere. The projected a 5 mile downwind evacuation dose using containment area monitor readings of potentially affected is calculated to be: sectors.*
a) whole body > 5 rem b) thyroid > 25 rem __
- 3. A General Emergency has been declared and In addition to considering a containment failure leading tc a direct two (2) mile 360* precautionary atmospheric release is likely in the evacuation, consider a precau-sequence but not imminent and large tionary 360* evacuation to 5 amounts of fission products in addition miles and a downwind evacuation to noble gases are in the containment to 10 miles of potentially af-atmosphere. The projected does using facted sectors.
- containment area monitor readings is calculated to be:
a) whole body } 5 rem b) thyroid 7 25 rem
- 4. A General Emergency has been declared and In addition to considering a large amounts of fissicn products other two (2) mile 360* precautionary than noble gases in the containment evacuation consider a precau-atmosphera and containment failure is tionary 360* evacuation to 5 Judged imminent. The projected dose using miles and a downwind evacuation containment area monitor readings is to 10 miles of potentially af-calculated to be: facted sectors,* and consider a) whole body > 5 rems shelter for areas where evacua-b) thyroid > 25 rems tion cannot be completed before the transport of activ.ty to those areas.
- Plume width is equal to 3 sigma y (as a minimum, the downwind sectors and adjacent sectors).
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- 5. An actual release has occured and the Recommend seeking shelter 360*
projected does to individuals in the for two (2) miles and in population is calculated to be: affected sectors out to 10 a) whole body),0.5 to < 1 rem miles. b) thyroid 1.0 to < 5 rems
- 6. An actual release has occured and the Recommend a 360' evacuation for projected does to individuals in the population is calculated to be:
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- 7. An actual release has occured and the projected does' to individuals in th,e Recommend a 360' evacuation fo.r population is calculated to be:
five (5) miles and in affected a,' whole body > 5 rems sectors
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- Emergency Classification
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- Emergency Coordinator EPIP-11 *TSC/STSC Activation EPIP-12 *0perations Support Center Activation EPIP-13
- Emergency Operations Facility Activation EPIP-14A Release Rate Determination EPIP-14B Dose Assessment
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- Protective Action Guidelines EPIP-16 Inplant Surveys and Sampling EPIP-17 Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling EPIP-18 Emergency Exposure Guidelines EPIP-19 Onsite Evacuation EPIP-20
- Personnel Assembly and Accountability '
EPIP-21 Search and Rescue EPIP-22 Personnel Injury EPIP-23 Fire Fighting EPIP-24 Security EPIP-25 Reentry for Emergency Operations ( EPIP-26 Potassium Iodine (KI) Administration EPIP-27 Sample Analysis at the Station ' EPIP-27A Handling, Transfer and Shipment of Postaccident Grab Samples EPIP-28 Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination EPIP-29 Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination - EPIP-30 Radiological Emergency' Response Vehicle Operations EPIP-31 Recovery EPIP-33 Offsite Assistance EPIP-39
- Emergency Operations Director (EOD)
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- Administrative and Logistics Coordinator (ALC1 1 EPIP-41
- Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC)"
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- Technical Analysis Coordinator'(TAC)
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- Radiological Assessment Communicator (RACom)
EPIP-44 *TSC Liaison Engineer (TLE) EPIP-45
- Government' Liaison Engineer (GLE) ;
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- Logistics Communicator EPIP-48
- Security Coordinator EPIP-49
- Dosimetry Clerk EPIP-30
- Status Board Keeper (SBK) l EPIP-51 *0ffsite Technical Representative (OTR)
EPIP-52 *JENC Technical Advisor EPIP-53 Government Staffing at TSC EPIP-54 Government Staffing at EOF EPIP-55 *TSC/ EOF Personnel Identification
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2.0 REFERENCES
3 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 5 l 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 5 4.2 Prerequisites 7 4.3 Instructions 7 APPENDICES Appendix A - Emergency Coordinator Checklist
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-01, " Emergency Organization" 2.1.2 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.3 EPIP-03, " NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT Implementing Actions"- 2.1.4 EPIP-04, " ALERT" Implementing Actions" 2.1.5 EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.6 EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.7 EPIP-11, " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation" n.
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2.1.14 EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling" 2.1.15 EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" 2.1.16 EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation" 2.1.17 EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" 2.1.18 EPIP-21 " Search and Rescue" 2.1.19 EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury" PV214000A $82)
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gp;p.o, REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 4 of 49 I 2.1.20 EPIP-23, " Fire Fighting" 2.1.21 EPIP-24, " Security" 2.1.22 EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations" 2.1.23 EPIP-26, " Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration" 2.1.24 EPIP-27, " Sample Analysis at the Station" 2.1.25 EPIP-28, " Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination" 2.1.26 EPIP-29, " Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination" 2.1.27 EPIP-31, " Recovery" 2.1.28 EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" 2.1.29 EPIP-39, " Emergency Operations Director (EOD)" 2.1.30 78AC-0ZZ06, " Document And Record Turnover Control" 2.2 Developmental References 9 2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev.1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation A*/ 'i. j'q of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants." 4,* : :. g
/,f t '. 2.2.2 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 .r @ ,((Q. 2.2.3 .g,t ANSI N45.2.9-1974 " Requirements for Collection, Storage an.d Jf Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants". ".l'.
3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 This procedure shall not take priority over the measures required to maintain or restore the plant to a safe operating condition. 3.2 This procedure does not replace any plant operating procedure or Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure. During an emergency l condition, continue to use appropriate plant procedures in l parallel with this and other Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures. l 3.3 j Notification of offsite authorities (federal, state and county) shall be provided within 15 minutes of declaring an emergency. ensema $ui
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Qcewas IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gprp.og REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 5 of 49 3.4 Continue surveillance and assessment of plant conditions is necessary to ensure that the emergency classification is appropriately revised. When conditions make the distinction between reclassification levels difficult, reclassify the event at the more conservative (severe) level. 3.5 After the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) has been activated and the Emergency Operations Director (EOD) is in command, the Emergency Coordinator transfers responsibilities for notification of offsite. agencies and protectiv3 action recommendations to the EOD. t 3.6 The Emergency Coordinators Check List shall be retained for the life of the plant. M M CMEs4they Lchws my g i 4.0 N hwawiw~lSAucre.og, DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities NOTE The position of Emergency Coordinator (Onshift) is normally filled by the Shift Supervisor of the designated unaffecto.d unit. In the Onsits
' 9 (? organization the Emergency Coordinator position
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Y .' 4.1.1 1*" The Emergency Coordinator is the individual onsite with 'the responsibility and authority to immediately, and unilaterally initiate emergency actions, including providing notification and protective action recommendations to Governmental authorities responsible for implementing offsite emergency measures. The Emergency Coordinator provides overall . direction and control of ONSHIFT emergency response and coordination of ONSITE emergency response. 4.1.2 During a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT, direction and coordination of onshift emergency operations shall be provided by the Emergency Coordinator at the Satellite Technical Support Center (Satellite TSC). During an ALERT or more severe classification, emergency assessment and control shall initially be directed by the Emergency Coordinator from the Satellite TSC and transferred to the Technical Support Center (TSC) once it has been activiated as part of the onsite Emergency Organization. PY24000A ISIA
g ' PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q cswne IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-09 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 6 of 49 4.1.3 The Emergency Coordinator has the following nondelegable responsibilities: (1) Notifying emergency response personnel (both company and offsite emergency management agencies) until relieved of this responsibility by the Emergency Operations Director (EOD) (2) Initiating activation of onsite and offsite emergency response organizations for an ALERT or higher level emergency classification:. (3) Declaring changes in the emergency classification level. (4) Providing protective action recommendations to offsite emergency management agencies until relieved of this responsibility by the Emergency Operations Director (EOD). (5) Authorizing emergenc.y worker exposures in excess of 10CFR20 limits up to emergency exposure limits of Appendix C, EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines". (6) Determining the necessity for evacuation of non-essential personnel from the site and for evacuation of personnel
, from onsite emergency centers.
4.1.4 In addition, the Emergency Coordinator has the responsibility to:
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(3) Authorize overtime and other expenses. (4) Initiate the deployment of emergency teams as needed (i.e., search and raccue, emergency repair, field monitoring). I (5) In the absence of the Emergency Operations Director, make appropriate exceptions to QA/QC and plant Administrative Procedures during an ALERT or higher level emergency. Pv216@OA 1W8D
i PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Qcaouse IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gprp.og REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR , 1 Page 7 of 49 .x 4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 -The Shift Supervisor of the affected unit has declared an emergency of any level and he (or his designee) has notified the Shift Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit. 4.3 Insturctions NOTE Details related to the following instructions have been incorporated into Appendix A,
" Emergency Coordinator Check List."
4.3.1 The Shift Supervisor of the designared unaffected unit should report immediately to the Control Room / Satellite TSC of the affected unit, assume the position of the Onshift Emergency Coordinator and begin completing the Emergency Coordinator Check List, Appendix A. 4.3.2 Per EPIP-11. " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation", ensure that the STSC emergency positions are staffed. jh NOTE s;27
$]; Ensure that Federal, State and County y,A :
emergency response organizations receive y '-T,;,~;,; notification within 15 minutes of declaring an emrgency.
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- [,dS 4.3.3 For a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT classification, the Emergency Coordinator implements EPIP-03, " NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT Implementing Actions".
4.3.4 For an ALERT or more sever classification, initiate, implementation of the following as appropriate: EPIP-04,
" ALERT Implementing Actions", EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMERGENCY Implementing Actions", EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions".
4.3.5 Reevalute the emergency classification as conditiens change and as necessary reclassify the event per EPIP-02, " Emergency C1cssification." PV216400A (St0D
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- ALERT or more severe classification. It is mandatory for all personnel onsite for SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY. The Emergency Coordinator may authorize assembly and accountability at any time regardless of the emergency classification.
4.3.7 Per EPIP-20. "Personn ,1 Assembly and Accountability," determine if the Shift Supervisor of the affected unit has sounded the proper emergency accountability signal. If not, do so. 4.3.8 Per EPIP-19, "Onsd re Evacuation," determine the necessity for onsite evacuation for a SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification. 4.3.9 As required, in conjunction with the TSC staff, direct the deployment of the Emergency Teams per: q (1) EPIP-16, Inplant Surveys and Sampling" (2) EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling" (3) EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue" (4) EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury" (5) EPIP-23, " Fire Fighting (6) EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations" (7) EPIP-28, " Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination" (8) EPIP-29, " Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination" 4.3.9.1 Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," authorize exposures in excess of 10 CFR 20 limits up to Emergency Exposure Limits. Exposures in excess of Emergency Exposure Limits shall not be authorized, m
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. EPIP-39, " Emergency Operations Director", transfer the following responsibilities to the Emergency Operations Director upon activation of the EOF:
4.3.11.1 Overall command of APS emergency response 4.3.11.2 Notifications to federal, state and county response agencies. 4.3.11.3 Protective action recommendations 4.3.12 Advise the Emergency Operations Director when recovery is appropriate per EPIP-31, " Recovery." 6 I Mr ,' , ,
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POSITION FILLED BY: Onshift Organization
- 1) Shift Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit
- 2) Shif t Supervisor of the affected unit RESPONSIBILITY:
The individual onsite with the responsibility and authority to immediately and unilaterally initiate emergency actions, including providing notification and protective action recommendations to Governmental Authorities responsible for implementing offsite emergency measures. Provide overall direction and control of the ONSHIFT Emergency response. NOTE Refer to the following pages for the appropriate emergency classification: Classification Appendix A Page NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT 1-3 ALERT 4-7 SITE AREA EMERGENCY 8 - 11 I GENERAL EMERGENCY 12 - 15 i INITIAL RESPONSE TIME / INITIALS 1. Receive notification from the Shift Supervisor and report / to the Control Room of the affected unit. Pv214000A n&SD
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- 2. Review plant status, initiating event, corrective actions /
and emergency classification with the Shift Supervisor per EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification." 3. Assume position of the onshift Emergency Coordinator per / EPIP-01, " Emergency Organization."
- 4. Activate the Satellite STSC per EPIP-11. " Technical /
Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation." ,_
- 5. Commence notification process per EPIP-03, " NOTIFICATION /
OF UNUSUAL EVENT Implementing Actions" of the direct STSC Communicator to do same. (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including / authenticator code and protective action recommenda-tions. (2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 / minutes from the time declaring an emergency. (3) Notify the Director of Nuclear Operations and Assistant Vice President, Nuclear Production
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(4) Notify Site Security
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(5) Notify other locations in EPIP-03.
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- 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC
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SUBSEQUENT RESPONSE 7. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury." (1) For a fire, dispatch the Fire Term and order the / Security Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate Fire Department for assistance (if required). PVIIS G10A (8t42) _ a
I g s. PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN QcamE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-09 of 40 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 12 of 49 CHECKLIST NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT STSC ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS (2) For personnel injury, concact the First Aid Station / and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance.
- 8. Determine the need for additional personnel and direct the Security Director to initiate call out. /
- 9. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form /
and re-notify above groups per step S.
- 10. Reevaluate the emergency classification as conditions /
change per EPIP-02, reclassify as necessary, use appropriate check list.
- 11. Reassess corrective and protective actions. Verify /
activities underway. Recovery
, 7. 12. Consult with the Director of Nuclear Operations and
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federal state and county officials prior to closing out y,, , emergency.
- 13. Complete notification per EPIP-03 when emergency is
-[t g,y closed out. /
14. Within 24 hours of closeout from the NOTIFICATION OF / UNUSUAL EVENT Classification, provide a written summary to offsite authorities. Performed By Date Signature l l m.- ,m
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Receive notification from the Shift Supervisor and report / to the Control Room of the affected unit. 2. Review plant status, initiating event, corrective actions / and emergency classification with the Shift Supervisor per EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification." 3. Assume position of the onshift Emergency Coordinator per EPIP-01, " Emergency Organizatier.." /
- 4. Activato the Satellite STSC per EPIP-11. " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation." /
- 5. Commence notification process per EPIP-04, " ALERT
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IMPLEMENTING to do so. Actions" of direct the STSC Communicator (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including / authenticator code and protective action recommenda-tions. (2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 / minutes from the time of declaring an emergency. (3) Notify the Director of Nuclear Operatiens and the /
- Assistant Vice President, Nuclear Production or direct the Communicator to do so.
(4) Notify the APS Dispatcher and other locations in of EPIP-04. / (5) Notify Site Security.
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(6) Direct the Security Director to call in the PVNGS / i onsite and offsite Emergency Organization personnel. 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC. i / PV2100004 $40
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- 7. Reevaluate the emergency classification as conditions /
change per EPIP-02 " Emergency Classification," reclassify as necessary, use appropriate check list.
- 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23. " Fire Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury."
(1) For a fire, dispatch the Fire Team and order the / Security Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite fire department for assistance (if required). (2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance.
- 9. Determine if protective action recommendations should be /
provided to state and county response agencies per EPIP-15 " Protective Action Guidelines."
- 10. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form and re-notify above groups per step 5. L.
- 11. Determine the need for offsite support and direct the STSC /
Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" and arrange access with the Security Director per EPIP-24, " Security." Pe,rsonnel Assembly and Accountability
- 12. Within 30 minutes of the protected area or site area /
Accountability Signal, receive a report on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
- 13. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue." /
by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator. Emergency Exposures and KI
- 14. Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as /
necessary, authorize emergency exposures, meaminn b
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- 15. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to /
emergency workers dssiring to use it. Consult with the Radiation Protection Monitor or Radiological Protection Coord!3ator. TSC Activation and Transfer to Authority
- 16. When relieved by the onsite Emergency Coordinator, provide /
a briefing and transfer responsibilities. OSC Activation
- 17. If a release is occurring, consult Appendix B or EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of primary OSC.
- 18. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the alternato OSC (Service Building) . If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room / STSC, TSC or EOF).
, Security
- 19. As necessary, implement EPIP-24 " Security," and order /
':;k the Security Director to limit access to the station, contact the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assis-i-
tance in controlling site access, and arrange access for necessary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via. card-key system.
- 20. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance reqects to arrange access. Corrective Actions
- 21. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry /
per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." memo 4 man
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- 22. Ensure that the Radiation Protection Monitor is obtaining /
needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rates Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment," EPIP-16, " Implant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling." Protective Actions
- 23. Continue to evalute the need for providing Protective /
Action Recommendations to state and county agencies.
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- 24. P termine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
i sn-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation." Performed By Date Signature PW110 000At esta
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- 1. Receive notification from the Shift Supervisor and report /
to the Control Room of affected unit.
- 2. Review plant status, initiating event, corrective actions /
and emergency classification with the Shift Supervisor. 3. Assume the position of onshift Emergency Ccordinator per / EPIP-01, " Emergency Organization."
- 4. Activate the Sete111ta TSC per EPIP-11. " Technical /
Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation." 5. Commence notification process per EPIP-05, " SITE AREA / EMERGENCY Implementing Actions ' or the direct STSC Communicator to do so. (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including / authenticator code and protective action recommenda-tions. (2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 / minutes from the time of declaring an emergency. (3) Notify the Director of Nuclear Operations and the / Assistant Vice President, Nuclear Production or direct the STSC Communicator to do so. (4) Notify the APS Dispatcher and other locations in / EPIP-05. (5) Notify Site Security.
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(6) Direct the Security Director to call in the PVNGS / onsite and offsite Emergency Organization Personnel.
- 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC. /
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- 7. Reevalute the emergency classification as conditions' /
change per EPIP-02, reclassify as necessary, use appropriate checklist.
- 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire /
Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury." (1) For a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Secur- /
,ity Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite fire department for assistance (if required).
(2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance.
- 9. Determine if protective action recommendations should be /
provided to state and county response agencies per EPIP-15. " Protective Action Guidelines." 10. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form / and re-notify above groups per step 5. 11. Determine the need for effsite support and direct the STSC / Communicator to call location (s in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" and arrange access w)ith the Security Director per EPIP-24, " Security." Personnel Assembly and Accountability 12. Within 30 minutes of the Site Area Accountability Signal, / receive a report on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
- 13. Receive a report on site accountability later.
l 14 Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue", / by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator. l l meccom iman
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Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as / necessary, authorize emergency exposures. 16. As necessary, workers desiringauthorize to use administration it. of KI or emergency / Protection Monitor. Consult with the Radiation TSC Activation and Transfer to Authority 17. When relieved by onsite Emergency Coordinater, provide a briefing and transfer responsibilities. / OSC Activation 18. If a release ~ is occurring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of the primary OSC.
19.
' If uninht'itable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the elternate OSC (Service Building). If this is also unihabitable, direct the OSC
}, Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room /
STSC, TSC or EOF).
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4' 20. As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," and order / the Security Director to limit access to the station, contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling site access, and arrange access for necessary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system. 21. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite assistance request to arrange access. / I m ecoom<a,ea
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- 25. Determine need for early dismissal / evacuation of
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non-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation." 26. Establish evacuation order, offsite reassembly area, / l evacuation route and inform the Security Director. 27. Order evacuation signal when the Security Director reports that preparations are complete. /
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- 1. Receive notification from the Shift Supervisor and report /
to the Control Room of affected unit.
- 2. Review plant status, initiating event, corrective actions /
and emergency classificacion with the Shift Supervisor.
- 3. Assume the position of pnshift Emergency Coordinator per /
EPIP-01, " Emergency Organization."
- 4. Activate the Satellite TSC per EPIP-11. " Technical /
Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation." 5. Commence notification process p'er EPIP-06 " GENERAL / EMERGENCY Implementing Actions or direct STSC Communicator to do so. (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including / authenticator code and protective action recommenda-tions. (2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 / minutes from the time of declaring an emergency. (3) Notify the Director of Nuclear Operations and the / Assistant Vice President, Nuclear Production or direct the STSC Communicator to do so. (4) Notify the APS Dispatcher and other locations in / EPIP-06. (5) Notify Site Security. (6) Direct the Security Director to call in the PVNGS / on=ite and offsite Emergency Organization personnel.
- 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC.
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- 7. Reevaluate the emergency classification as condftions /
change per EPIP-02, reclassify as necessary, use appropriate checklist.
- 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury."
(1) For a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Secur- / ity Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite fire dept. for assistance (if required). (2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance.
- 9. Determire 11 protective action recommendations should be /
provided to state and county response agencies per EPIP-15, " Protective Action Guidelines."
- 10. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form /
and re-notify above groups per step 5. -
- 11. Determine need for offsite support and direct the STSC /
Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" and arrange access with the Security Director per EPIP-24, " Security." Personnel Assembly and Accountability
- 12. Within 30 minutes of the Site Area Accountability Signal, /
receive a report on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
- 13. Receive a report on site accountability later. /
- 14. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue," /
by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator. I PVPt000A t&ta
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- 15. Per EPIP-IS, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as /
necessary, authorize emergency exposures.
- 16. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to emergency /
workers desiring to use it. Consult with the Radiation Protection Monitor or Radiological Protection Coordinator. TSC Activation and Transfer of Authority
- 17. When relieved by the onsite Emergency Coordinator provide /
a briefing and transfer responsibilities, f OSC Activation,
- 18. If a release is occurring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of primary OSC.
- 19. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the alternate OSC (Service Building). If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room / STSC, TSC or EOF). Security
- 20. As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," and order /
the Security Director to limit access to the station. contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling site access, and arrange access for neces-sary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system.
- 21. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance requests to arrange access. ! 22. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry / { per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." l PV216400A $82) l 4 k
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- 23. Ensure that the Radiation Protection Monitor or is /
obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment," EPIP-16, "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling." Protective Action _s,
- 24. Continuo to evaluate the need for providing Pt, su ive /
Action Recommendations to state and county agencies.
- 25. Determine need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
non essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation."
- 26. Establish evacuation order, offsite reassembly area, /
evacuation routa and inform the Security Director. 27, Order evacuation signal when the Security Director / reports that preparations are complete.
,' Performed By Date Signature Pyle 000A tesen
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- 1) Director of Nuclear Operations
- 2) Manager, Technical Support RESPONSIBILITY: The indi'ddual onsite with the responsibility and authoMty to immediately and unilaterally initiate emergency actions, including providing notification and protective action recommendations to Governmental Authorittes responsible for implementing offsite emergency measures. Provide for the control and Coordination of onsite emergency response.
NOTE Refer to the following pages for the appropriate emergency classification Classification Appendix A Page g ALERT 16 20 SITE AREA EMERGENCY 21 - 24 GENERAL EMERGENCY 25 - 28 PW3140004 4421
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN 1 Qoceoune IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE xA ' EPIP-09 4 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 26 of 49 CHECKLIST ALERT TSC ACTIVATED INITIAL RESPONSE TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Receive notification from the onshift Emergency Coordi- /
nator and report to TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the ' TSC Staffing Board.
- 2. Receive a briefing from the onshift Erergency Coordinator /
and assume responsibilities per EPIP-01. ___
- 3. Brief TSC staff and evaluate adequacy of TSC activation. /
- 4. Declare the TSC operational and inform the STSC, Control /
Rooms, EOF, APS Site Construction Office, Bechtel Emergency Control Center and Site Security.
- 5. As necessary, continue with or commence notification /
process per EPIP-34, " ALERT Implementing Actions," or direct a Communicator to do so. (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including / authenticator code and protective action recommen-dations. (2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 / minutns from the time declaring an emergency. (3) Notify the APS Dispatcher and other locations in EPIP-04 /
- 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC. /
SUBSEQUENT RESPONSE 7. Reevaluate the emergency classifications conditions change / per EPIP 02, " Emergency Classification, " reclassify as necessary, use appropriate checklist.
- 8. As necessary, direct im lementation of EPIP- 23 " Fire Fighting" and EPIP 22, p' Personnel Injury." /
(1) For a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Security __ / Director to contact the Dechtel or alternate offsite fire department for assistance (if required). msaca man O 4
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- FVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN EPIP-09 g o 40 IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE REVISION 1 Page 27 of 49 EMERGENCY COORDINATOR CHECKI.IST
) AIERT TSC ACTIVATED TIME /INITIAI.S
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(2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance.
/
- 9. Determine if protective action recommendations should be provided to state and county responne agencies per EPIP-15, " Protective Action Guidelines."
/
- 10. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form and re-notify above groups per step 5.
Determine the need for offsite support and direct a / 11. Communicator to call locations (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" and arrange access with the Security Director per EPIP-24. " Security." Personnel Assembly and Acqcuntability
/
- 12. Within 30 minutes of the Protected Area or Site Area Accountability Signal, receive a report on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
/
- 13. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue,"
by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator (via Hazards Control Coordinator).
' Emergency Exposuras and KI, Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as /
14. necessary, authorize emergency exposures.
- 15. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to emergency /
workers desiring to use it. Consult with the Radiological Protection Coordinator. OSC ActivatioJ If a release is occurring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, / 16.
" Operations 'lupport Center Activation," to determine habitability of the primary OSC.
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- 17. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the citernate OSC (Service Building). If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room / STSC, TSC or EOF). F.0F Activation
- 18. Per EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation," /
brief the Emergency Operations Director and transfer the responsibilities for notifications and protective action recommendations. Security
- 19. As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security, ' and order /
the Security Director to limit access to the station, ___ contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance
' in controlling -ite access, and arrange access for necessary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system.
- 20. Ensure the Secur'ity Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance requests to arrange access. Corrective Actions
- 21. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry /
per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." Assessment Actions
- 22. Ensure that the Radiological Protection Coordinator is /
i l obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment," EPIP-16 "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling." PV24000A 18182)
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- 23. Continue to evaluate the need for providing Protective / I Action recommendations to state and county agencies. l I
- 24. Determine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of non-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation."
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Recovery
- 25. After the EOF is activated consult with Emergency /
Operations Director concerning implementing EPIP-31,
" Recovery."
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REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 30 of 49 CHECKLIST SITE AREA EMERGENCY TSC ACTIVATED INITIAL RESPONSE TIME / INITIALS 1. Receive notification from the onshift Emergency Coordi- / nator and report to the TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC staffing Board. 2. Receive a briefin from the onshift Emergency Coordinator and assume responsibilities. /
- 3. Brief TSC and staff and evaluate adequacy of TSC activation. /
4. Declare the TSC operational and inform the STSC, Control / Rooms, EOF, APS Site Construction Office Bechtel Emergency Control Center and Site Security.
- 5. As necessary', continue with or commence notification /
process per EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMZRGENCY Implementing Actions," or direct a Communicater to do so. W
,3, (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including /
,i - authenticator code and protective action recommen-
.*1 dations.
',h (2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 g . minutes from the time of declaring an emergency.
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(3) Notify the APS Dispatcher and other locations in ig EPIP-05. /
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- 6. Verify personnel resources in standby in tho OSC.
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SUBSEQUENT RESPONSE 7. Reevaluate the emergency classification as conditions / change per EPIP-02 " Emergency Classification," reclassify as necessary, use appropriate check list. i l m a mo4 maa l .
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. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-09 APPENDIX A Pace 22 of co REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 31 of 49 CHECKLIST SITE AREA EMERGENCY TSC ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS
- 8. As necessary, direcxt implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire /
Fighting" and EPIP-22, "Persormal Injury." (1) For a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Secur- / ity Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite fire department for assistance (if required). (2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance. 9. Determine additional protective action recommendations to / be provided to state and county response agencies per EPIP-15, " Protective Action Guidelines." 10. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form / 1 ~ and re-notify above groups per step 5. 11.
- Determine the need for offsite support and direct a
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Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance, " arrange access with the Security
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Director per EPIP-24, " Security," Personnel Assembly and Accountability 12. Within 30 minutes of the Acccountability Signal, receive / a report on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
- 13. Receive a report on site accountability later. /
14. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue," / by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator (via Hazards Control Coordinator). Emergency Exposures and KI
- 15. Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as
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PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q'CENRE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE sprp.o, [,$fo)co REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 32 of 49 CHECKLIST SITE AREA EMERGENCY TSC ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS 16. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to emergency vorkers desiring to use it. Consult with the Radiological
/
Protection Coordinator. OSC Activation 17. If a release is occurring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of the primary OSC.
- 18. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the alternate OSC (Service Building). If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate to protected area (control room /STSC, TSC or EOF). EOF Activation U; 19. 7' Per EPIP-13, "Emergsney Operations Facility Activation," / brief the Emergency Operations Director and transfer the
' {1 responsibilities for notifications and protective action jy recommendations.
hf Security 4
Ie 20' As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," and order /
' the Security Director to limit access to the station, contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling site access, and arrange access for necessary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system.
- 21. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance requests to arrange access. Corrective Actions l 22. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry / per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations."
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I PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN [ROCEDURE o-APPENDIX A IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-09 Page 24 of 40 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 33 of 49 CHECKLIST SITE AREA EMERGENCY TSC ACTIVATED TIME /INITIAr.S Assessment Actions
- 23. Ensure that the Radiological Protection Coordinator is /
obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment" EPIP-16 "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling." Protective Actions
- 24. Continue to evaluate the need for providing Protective /
Action recommendations to state and county agencies.
- 25. Determine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
non-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation." 26 Establish evacuation order,.offiste reassembly area, / evacuation route and inform the Security Director.
- 27. Order evacuation signal when the Security Director repcrts /
that preparations are complete. Recovery
- 28. After the EOF is activated, consult with the Emergency /
'.. Operations director concerning implementing EPIP-31,
" Recovery."
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REVISION { EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 34 of 49 CHECKLIST GENERAL EMERGENCY TSC ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS INITIAL RESPONSE
- 1. Receive notification from the onshift Emergency Coordi - /
nator and report to the TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board
- 2. Receive a briefing from the onshift Emergency Coordi- /
nator and assume responsibflities.
- 3. Brief TSC staff and evaluate adequacy of TSC activation. /
- 4. Declare the TSC operational and inf i the STSC, Control /
Rooms, EOF, APS Site Construction 01. ce Bechtel Emergency Control Center and Site Security.
- 5. As necessary continue with or commence notification /
process per EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions," or direct a Communicator to do so, n (1) Complete Initial Emergency Message Form including / authenticator code and protective action recommen-
, dations.
(2) Notify federal, state and county agencies within 15 / m, minutes from the time of declaring an emergency. (3) Notify the APS Dispatcher and other locations in / EPIP-06. 4
- 6. Verify Personnel resources in standby in the OSC. /
SUBSEQUENT RESPONSE
- 7. Reevaluate the emergency classification as conditions /
change per EPIP-02 " Emergency Classification," reclassify as necessary, use appropriate check list.
- 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury."
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- 9. Determine additional protective action recommendations /
to be provided to state and county response agencies per EPIP-15, " Protective Action Guidelines."
- 10. As appropriate, complete Follow-up Emergency Message Form /
and re-notify above groups per step 5.
- 11. Determine the need for offsite support and direct the STSC /
i},_ Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance," arrange access with the Security Director MT( per EPIP-24, " Security," and coordinate with the 5- Administrative and Logistics Coordinator at the EOF. nk..
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- 12. Within 30 minutes of the Accountability Signal, receive
.Y34 a report on accountability in the protected area from /
6,3 the Security Director. 5:.-
; 13. Receive a report on site accountability later. /
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- 14. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, Search and Rescue," /
by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator (via Hazards Control Coordinator). Emergency Exposures and KI l l
- 15. Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as /
necessary, authorize emergency exposures. i NQ44MA ($/$D l I I
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- 16. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to emergency /
workers desiring to use it. Consult with the Radiological Protection Coordinator. OSC Activation
- 17. If a release is occurring, consult Appeadix B of EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of the primary OSC.
- 18. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the alcernate OSC (service Building). If this is al:o unihabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocat to a protected area (control room / STSC TSC or EOF). EOF Activation p' 19. Per EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation," / 2' brief the Emergency Operations Director and transfer the
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responsibilities for notifications and protective action recommendations. t [ Security
- 20. As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," .and order /
the Security Director to limit access to the station, contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling site access, and arrange access for necessary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system.
- 21. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance requests to arrange access. Corrective Actions
- 22. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry /
per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." PV216400A $s2) _ __ - - - - - - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - -- J
1 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-09 o 40 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 37 of 49 CHECKLIST GENERAL EMERGENCY TSC ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS Assessment etions
- 23. Ensure that the Radiological Protection Coordinator is /
obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment," EPIP-16, "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling." Protective Actions
- 24. Continue to evaluate the need for providing Protective /
Action Recommendations to state and county agencies.
- 25. Determine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
non-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation."
- 26. Establish evacuation order, offsite reassembly area, /
evacuation route and inform the Security Director. 27 Order evacuation signal when the Security Director reports / that preparations are complete, d.; p.,.,. Recovery b.
- 28. After the EOF is activated, consult with the Emergency V2 /
Operations Director concerning implementing EPIP-31,
" Recovery." }i.-
Performed By Date Signature l MM (M2)
I PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. k IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE APPENDIX A EPIP-09 Page 29 of 40 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 38 of 49 CHECKLIST ALERT TSC AND EOF ACTIVATED CAUTION THIS CHECK LIST DOES NOT REPLACE OTHER EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEUDRES NOR PLANT PROCEDURES. POSITION FILLED BY: Onsite Organization
- 1) Director of Nuclear Operations
- 2) Manager, Technical Support
/- RESPONSIBILITY:
The individual onsite with the responsibility and authority to immediately and unilaterally initiate emergency actions, including providing notification and protective action recommendations to Governnental Authorities responsible for implementing offsite emergency measures. Provide for the control and
. Coordination of onsite emergency response m
NOTE [_ iY Refer to the following pages for the
. ?i appropriate emergency classification:
Classification Apoendix A Page l it ALERT 29 - 32 . I SITE AREA EMERGENCY 33 - 36 GENERAL EMERGENCY 37 - 40 i INITIAL RESPONSE TIME / INITIALS I 1. Receive notification from the onshift Emergency Coordi- / nator and report to the TSC or Control Room of affected unit. Upon arrival at the TSC, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board. Pv218@A (8.82)
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REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 39 of 49 CHECKLIST ALERT TSC AND EOF ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS l
- 2. Receive a briefing from the onshift Emergency Coordinator /
and assume responsibilities.
- 3. Brief TSC staff and evaluate adequacy of TSC activation. /
- 4. Declare the TSC operational and inform the STSC, Control /
Pooms, EOF, APS Site Construction Office, and Bechtel Emergency Control Center and Site Security.
)
- 5. Per EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation," /
brief the Emergency Operations Director and transfer the responsibilities for notifications and protective action recommendations.
- 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC. /
SUBSEQUENT RESPONSE
- 7. Reevaluate the emergency classification as conditions
'. /
change per EPIP-02, Reclassify as necessary, use appro-j ,' priate check list. g gy. 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire a. c' Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury." hftf (1) For a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Security D /
- Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite l fire department for assistance (if required).
'.? '
(2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / and. inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance. I 9. Determine need for offsite support and direct a / Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance," arrange access with the Security Director per EPIP-24, " Security," and coordinate with the Administration and Logistics Coordinator at the EOF. PV216MA (Se82)
< PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN I 1 '- Q' cewas IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gpip.o, f,$fojto REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 40 of 49 CHECKLIST ALERT TSC AND EOF ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS Personnel Assembly and Accountability 13.
Within 30 minutes of the Protected Area or Site Area / accountability signal, receive a report on accountability in the protected' area from the Security Director. 11. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21 " Search and Rescue," / by providing necessary data to the OSC Ceordinator (via Hazards Control Coordinator). Emergency Exposures and KI 12. Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as / necessary, authorize emergency exposures. 13. As necessary, workers authorize desiring to use administration of KI to emergency it. Consult with / the Radiological Protection Coordinator. 19 OSC Activation y,
..: 14.
If a release is occurring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, 2;l /
'*j " Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of the primary OSC.
- Y ii ' 15. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate
.- /
% staff and equipment / supplies to the alternate OSC (Service Building). If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC
! Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room / STSC, TSC or EOF). Security 16. l As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," and order / the Security Director to limit access to the station contact the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assis-tance in controlling site access, and arrange access for necessary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system. PY218000A @821
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- 17. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance requests to arrange access. Corrective Actions i l
- 18. I Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry /
per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." Assessment Actions
- 19. Ensure that the Radiological Protection Coordinator is /
' obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose assessment," EPIP-16 "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling," Prottetive Actions
- 20. Determine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
non-essentials per EPIP-19 "Onsite Evacuation." Recovery
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- 21. Consult with the Emergency Operations Director concerning /
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', PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN QceOuRe IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-09 of 40 REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 42 of 49 CEECKLIST SITE AREA EMERGENCY TSC and EOF ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS INITIAL RESPONSE
- 1. Receive notification from the onshift Emergency Coordi- /
nator and report to TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board.
- 2. Receive a briefing from the onshift Emergency Coordinator /
and assume resporsibilities.
- 3. Brief TSC staff and evaluate adecuacy of TSC activation. /
- 4. Declare the TSC operational and inform the STSC, Control /
Rooms, EOF, APS Site Construction Office, Bechtel Emer-gency Control Center and Site Security.
- 5. Por EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations Facility Activation," /
brief the Emergency Operations Director and transfer the responsibilities for notifications and protective action recommendations.
- 6. Verify personnel resources are on standby in the OSC. /
SUBSEQUENT RESPONSE
- 7. Reevaluate the emergency as conditions change per EPIP-02 /
" Emergency Classification," reclassify as necessary, use appropriate check list.
- 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury."
(1) For.a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Security / Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite fire department for assistance (if require 1). (2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offsite assistance. I nzsaca em 1 i 1
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- IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPTP-09 pnea 1& nf an l REVISION EMERGENCY COORDINATOR 1 Page 43 of 49
' CHECKLIST SITE AREA EMERGENCY TSC and EOF ACTIVATED TIME / INITIALS
- 9. Determine the need for offsits support and direct the STSC /
Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite Assistance" and arrange access with the Security Director per EPIP-24, " Security," and coordinate with the Administrative and Logistics Coordinator at the ECF. Personnel Asssmbly and Accountability 10. Within 30 minutes of the Site Area Accountability Signal, / receive a reort on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
, 11. Receive a report on site accountability later.
d /
- 12. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21. " Search and Rescue," /
by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator (via Hazards Control Coordinator). Ecergency Exposures and KI
- 13. Per EPIP-18 " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as /
necessary, authoriza emergency exposures. 14. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to emergency workers desiring to use it. Consult with the Radiological / Protection Coordinator. OSC Activation 15. If a release it occurring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine l
habitability of the primary OSC. I
- 16. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate l /
l staff and equipment / supplies to the alternate OSC (Service ! Building). If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room / STSC, TSC or EOF). Pv24@OA (&S2)
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' TIME / INITIALS
- 17. As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," and order /
the Security Director to limit access to the station, contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling site access, and arrange access for neces-sary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access list and/or not heving access to the protected area via card-key system.
- 18. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistatce requests to arrange access. Corrective Actions 4 19. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry / per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." Assessment Actions
- 20. Ensure that the Radiological Protection Coordinator is /
obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose assessment," EPIP-16, "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling." Protective Actions
- 21. Determine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
non-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Eavcuation." 22. Establish evacuation order, offsite reassembly area, / evacuation route and inform the Security Director.
- 23. Order evacuation signal when the Security Director /
reports that preparations are complete. l w PV216MA (8/82) {
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- 24. Consult with the Emergency Operations Director concerning /
implementing EPIP-31, " Recovery." Perfo med By Date Signature f 1
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- 1. Receive notification form the onshift Emergency Coordi- /
nator and report to TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board.
- 2. Receive a briefing from the onshift Emergency Coordinator /
and assume responsibilities.
- 3. Brief TSC staff and evaluate adequacy cf TSC activation. /
- 4. Declare the TSC operational and inform the STSC, Control /
Rooms, EOF, APS Site Construction Office, Bechtel Emergency Control Center and Site Security.
- 5. Per EPIP-13,." Emergency Operations Facility Activation," /
brief the Embrgency Operations Director and transfer the responsibilities for notifications and protective action recommendations. '
- 6. Verify personnel resources in standby in the , / _
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- 7. Reevaluate the emergency as conditions change per EPIP-02, /
" Emergency Classification," reclassify as necessary, use appropria:e check list.
- 8. As necessary, direct implementation of EPIP-23, " Fire /
Fighting" and EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury." (1) For a fire, dispatch Fire Team and order the Secur- / ity Director to contact the Bechtel or alternate offsite fire department for assistance (fi required).
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(2) For personnel injury, contact the First Aid Station / I and inform them of the situation. Dispatch a First ! I Aid Team, if necessary, and coordinate any required offiste assistance. PvM-ocOA (SIS 2)
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- 9. Determine the need for offsite support and direct the STSC / !
Communicator to call location (s) in EPIP-33, "Offsite l Assistance," arrange access with the Security Director per EPIP-24, " Security," and coordinate with the Administration and Logistics Coordinator at the EOF. Personnel. Assembly and Accountability
- 10. Within 30 minutes of the Site Area Accountabilty Signal, /
. receive a report on accountability in the protected area from the Security Director.
- 11. Receive a report on site accountability later. /
- 12. Be prepared to implement EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue," -/
by providing necessary data to the OSC Coordinator (via Hazards Control Coordinator). Emergency Exposures and KI
- 13. Per EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines," and as /
necessary, authorize emergency exposures.
- 14. As necessary, authorize administration of KI to /
emergency workers desiring to us it. Consult with the Radiological Protection Coordinator. OSC Activation
- 15. If a release is occuring, consult Appendix B of EPIP-12, /
" Operations Support Center Activation," to determine habitability of primary OSC.
- 16. If uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate /
staff and equipment / supplies to the alternate OSC (Service Building). If this is also uninhabitable, direct the OSC Coordinator to relocate to a protected area (Control Room /STSC, TSC or EOF). mwaca esa
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- 17. As necessary, implement EPIP-24, " Security," and order /
the Security Director to limit access to the station, contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling site access, and arrange access for neces-sary personnel not on the Emergency Personnel Access List and/or not having access to the protected area via card-key system.
- 18. Ensure the Security Director is appraised of offsite /
assistance requests to arrange access. Corrective Actions f
- 19. Determine needs, consult with staff, authorize reentry /
per EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations." Assessment Actions
- 20. Ensure that the Radiological Protection Coordinator is /
obtaining needed data using EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination," EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment," EPIP-16, "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17 "Onsite/ Offsite Surveys and Sampling." Protective Actions
- 21. Determine the need for early dismissal / evacuation of /
non-essentials per EPIP-19, "Onsite Evacuation."
- 22. Establish eavcuation order, offsite reassembly area, /
evacuation route and infdorm the Security Director.
- 23. Order evacuation signal when the Security Director report /
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- 24. Consult with the Emergency Operations Director concerning /
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4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 5 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 6 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 6 ! 4.2 Prerequisites 7 4.3 Instructions 8 - APPENDICES Appendix A - Shift Technical Advisor Check List 11 Appendix B - Radiation Protection Monitor Check List 12 Appendix C - Satellite TSC Communicator Check List 15 Appendix D - Technical Engineering Coordinator (Onshift) 19 Check List Appendix E - Analyst (Onshift)/ Systems Engineer (Onsite) 21 Check List Appendix F - Security Director Check List 22 e Pv216 000A (8/82) _s.m . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . _ ._ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-03, " NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT Implementing Actions" 2.1.2 EPIP-04, " ALERT Implementing Actions" 2.1.3 EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMERGENC. Implementing Actions" 2.1.4 EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.5 EPIP-09, " EMERGENCY COORDINATOR" 2.1.6 EPIP-14A, " RELEASE RATE DETERMINATION" 2.1.7 EPIP-14B, " DOSE ASSESSMEhT" 2.1.8 EPIP-15A, " PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDELINES" 2.1.9 EPIP-16. "INPLANT SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2.1.10 EPIP-17, "0NSITE/0FFSITE SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2.1.11 EPIP-18, " EMERGENCY EXPOSURE GUIDELINES" 2.1.12 EPIP-20, " PERSONNEL ASSEMBLY AND ACCOUhTABILITY" 2.1.13 EPIP-21, " SEARCH AND RESCUE" 2.1.14 EPIP-25, " REENTRY FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS" 2.1.15 EPIP-26, " POTASSIUM IODIDE (KI) ADMINISTRATION" 2.1.16 EPIP-28, " PERSONNEL MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATION" 2.1.17 EPIP-29, " AREA / EQUIPMENT MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATION" 2.1.18 78AC-0ZZ06, " DOCUMENT AND RECORD TURNOVER C0hTROL" l naamm ! l . l
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- TECHNICAL SUPPORT CESTER/ SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 5 of 46 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG 0654, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 2.2.2 NUREG 0696, Feb. 1981, " Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities" 2.2.3 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 2.2.4 75AC-9ZZ01, " Radiation Exposure Authoriztion, Permits and Control".
2.2.5 ANSI N45.2.9-1974, " Requirements For Collection, Storage, and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants" 2.2.6 76AC-92ZO3, " EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION" 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Activation of the TSC should be completed within the augmentation time goals set fort 2 in the PVNGS Emergency Plan. 3.2 The Satellite TSC and the TSC may be used by designated personnel for normal daily activities as well as for training and emergency drills. Use of these facilities shall be limited to activities that will not degrade preparedness to react to abnormal conditions or reduce system (s) reliability. 3.3 All Checklists and Logs associated with this procedure shall be retained for ths life of the plant. 3.4 Each individuai in the TSC/STSC upon event termination s, hall submit their checklist and other written documentation to the Emergency Coordinator who ensures they are forwarded to DDC for storage in accordance with 78AC-0ZZ06, " Document and Record Turnover Control". i j l l i l PY2*6 000A (SIS 23
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~ ~ TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 6 of 46 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 During a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT, direction and coordination of onshift emergency operations shall be
+ provided by the Emergency Coordinator at the Satellite TSC. During an ALERT or more severe classification, emergency assessment and control shall initially be directed from the Satellite TSC and transferred to the TSC once it has been activated. 4.1.1.1 Prior to activation of the onsite and offsite Emergency l Organizations, the following activities take place in the Satellite TSC: (1) Environmental assessment (offsite dose projections). (2) Field Monitoring Team direction by the Radiation Protection Monitor. (3) Technical analysis by the Shift Technical Advisor (STA). (4) Emergency management by the Emergency Coordinator (EC). (5) Initial notifications including information regarding protective actions (if required) by the Satellite TSC Communicator. 4.1.2 When the onsite and offsite Emergency Organization has been activated, the responsibility for the above listed functions shall be transferred to the TSC and/or the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF). 4.1.2.1 The Satellite TSC then functions as an extension of the TSC to provide direct technical support to the Control Room personnel in the areas of: (1) Engineering and technical analytical support. (2) Reactor analytical support. (3) Unit operations support. (4) Radiological analytical support. mnwozu Su>
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2 Page:7 of 46 4.1.3 The functions performed in the TSC are: 1 (1) Manage onsite emergency responsa. , , t (2) Direct onsite radiological protection activities. (3) Direct emergency maintenance. (4) Direct personnel accountability and site security. (5) Direct safety dnd hazards control; '> (6) Perform engineering and technical analysis for Control Room support. (7) Perform reactor analysis. (8) Provide emergency I&C support. s (9) Prc ride computer and chemistry technical support. (10) Provide dose rate projections. (11) Direct field monitoring activities. 4.1.4 The TSC radiological emergency kit contains a suppl / of calibrated radiological monitoring equipment, protective clothing, communications equipment, portable lighting, and g additional supplies. 4.1.5 Activation of the Satellite TSC shall take place upon declaration of a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL' EVENT. 4.1.6 Activation of the TSC and augmentation of the Satellite TSC staff by the onsite Emergency Organization shall take place upon declaration of an ALERT or more severe emergency.
. 4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 A NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT or higher emergency classification has been made.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 8 of 46 4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 Activation of the Satellite TSC 4.3.1.1 The following onshift Emergency Organization personnel shall report to the affected unit Satellite TSC and complete their designated check lists: (1) Shift Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit (Onshift Emergency Coordinator) - EPIP-09, "F.mergency Coordinator". (2) Shift Technical Advisor - Appendix A, " Shift Technical Advisor' Check List". (3) Designated Radiation Protection Technician, Radwaste (Radiation Protection Monitor) - Appendix B,
" Radiation Protection Monitor Check List".
) (4) Designated Nuclear Operator (STSC Communicator) - Appendix C, "STSC Communicator Check List". 4.3.1.2 The following onsite Emergency Organization personnel shall report to the affected unit Satellite TSC (if required), relieve their respective onshift counterpart, and complete their check lists as necessary. (1) Satellite TSC Communicator - Appendix C. (2) Radiation Protection Monitor - Appendix B. 4.3.1.3 The designated Operations Superintendent shall report to the STSC and assume the position of Operations Advisor. He provides technical and operational advice to the Shift Supervisor, and ensure that information flow is maintained between the TSC and the Control Room. He shall also complete Appendix K, " Operations Advisor (Onsite) Check List". 4.3.2 Preliminary Activation of the Technical Support Center 4.3.2.1 The Shift Systems Engineer shall perform the preliminary activation of the TSC per Appendix D, " Technical Engineering Coordinator (Onshift) Check List". PV216@0A (8tS2) l
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~~ ~-" TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 9 of 46 4.3.2.2 The Shift Analysts shall report to the TSC and assist the Shift Systems Engineer in carrying out his function as Technical Engineering Coordinator, per Appendix E,
" Analyst (Onshift)/ Systems Engineer (Onsite)".
4.2.3.3 The Secority Shift Captain shall report to the TSC, assume the duties of Security Director, and complete the check list in Appendix F, " Security Director Check List". 4.3.3 Complete Activation of the Technical Support Center 4.3.3.1 The Technical Engineering Coordinator of the onsite Emergency Organization shall report to the TSC, relieve the Shift Systems Engineer, and complete the check list in Appendix D (as necessary) and Appendix G. 4.3.3.2 The Security Director of the onsite Emergency Organization shall report to tho TSC, relieve the Security Shift Captain, and complete the check list in Appendix F (as necessary). 4.3.3.3 The following onsite Emergency Organization personnel shall report to the TSC and complete their designated check lists: (1) Ecargency Coordinator - EPIP-09, Appendix A.
" Emergency Coordinator Check List".
(2) Radiological Protection Coordinator - Appendix H,
" Radiological Protection Coordinator (Onsite) Check List".
(3) Emergency Maintenance Coordinator - Appendix I,
" Emergency Maintenance Coordinator (Onsite) Check List".
(4) Hazards Control Coordinator - Appendix J, " Hazards Control Coordinator (Onsite) Check List". (5) Operations Coordinator - Appendix Q, " Operations Coordinator (Onsite) Check List". (6) Personnel Resources Coordinator - Appendix L,
" Personnel Recources Coordinator (Onsite) Check List".
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~ 7 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CEhTEP./ SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 10 of 46 (7) Chemistry Coordinator - Appendix M, " Chemistry Coordinator (Onsite) Check List".
(8) Reactor Analyst - Appendix N, " Reactor Analyst (Onsite) Check List" (9) Computer Support Coordinator - Appendix 0, " Computer Support Coordinator (Onsite) Check List". (10) Field Team Communicator - Appendix P, " Field Team Communicator (Onsite) Check List". 4.3.4 Declaration of TSC Readiness 4.3.4.1 The onsite Emergency Coordinator shall assure TSC readiness and notify the onsite emergency response facilities that the TSC is activated. 4.3.4.2 Upon activation of the TSC, the onsite Emergency Coordinator shall relieve the onshift Emergency Coordinator of the Emergency Coordinator functions. , Pv24000A (8/82)
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. ACTIVATION 2 Page 11 of 46 SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISOR CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Shift Technical Advisor RESPONSIBILITY: Advise and assist the Shift Supervisor on assessing plant conditions. Activate and monitor SPDS, develop trend data and provide these data to Control Room personnel.
ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to STSC. /
- 2. Activate the SPDS. /
*3. Monitor the SPDS.
*4. Develop trend data and provide these data to the Shift Supervisor and other Control Room personnel.
*S. Advise the Shift Supervisor of corrective actions.
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~- REVISION TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 12 of 46 RADIATION PROTECTION MONITOR CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Radiation Protection Technician (Radwaste) from affected unit RESPONSIBILITY: Provide initial onsite and offsite dose projections.
Initially direct field monitoring teams. Provide technical advice to Emergency Coordinator concerning radiological conditions and protective action recommendations. Monitor radiological assessment activities of onsite Emergency Organization upon being relieved of' dose assessment and field monitoring responsibilities by Radiological Protection Coordinator. Provide Control Room with appropriate information. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to the STSC upon notification /
- 2. Ensure operational status of dose calculation computer. /
- 3. Perform initial offsite dose rate projection per /
EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination", and 141,
" Dose Assessment", if a release has occurred. '
- 4. Inform onshift Emergency Coordinator of dose rate /
projection results and assist in determining what protective actions are necessary per EPIP-15,
" Protective Action Guideline.7".
*5. Direct activities of onsite/offsite Field Monitoring Teams per EPIP-16. "Inplant Surveys and Sampling", and and EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling".
*6. Evaluate need to administer Potassium Iodide (KI) per EPIP-26, " Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration".
- 7. If OSC is activated, contact OSC Coordinator, using the Radiological Assessment Line, to ensure that:
(1) Sufficient radiological protection equipment is / available to OSC personnel. (2) Continuous air monitors and area alarm monitors / are functioning and indicate radiation levels at OSC.
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ACTIVATION 2 Page 13 of 46 l SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS { 1 Complete the following until relieved of these responsibilities by the Radiological Protection Coordinator at the TSC or the Radiological Assessment Coordinator at the EOF. Onsite and Offsite Surveys and Sampling TIME / INITIALS
- 8. Supervise formation, briefing, and dispatch of monitoring /
teams per EPIP-16 and EPIP-17.
- 9. Change offsite sampling locations, if necessary. /
*10. Direct that appropriate surveys and sampling be performed.
*11. Receive reports from monitoring teams every one-half hour via portable radio.
Protective Action Guidelines
*11. Update and refine dose assessments for critical receptor site locations'upon significant changes in:
(1) Release rates (2) Duration of releases (3) Isotopic !xture of release (4) Meteorological conditions
*13. Determine effectiveness of protective actions in accordance with EPIP-15 and recommend to Emergency Coordinator.
Search and Rescue
- 14. Assist OSC Coordinator in determining radiation levels *
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and approximate stay times for teams in contaminated areas.
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~ ~ TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 14 of 46 Activation of Emergency Organization TIME / INITIALS
*15. Contact Radiological Protection Coordinator at TSC, using the Radiclogical Assessment line or Environmental Assessment Line, to provide the following:
(1) OSC radiation protection status (2) Status of dose projections, protective action recommendations, onsite/offsite field monitoring teams (3) Transfer of responsibility for above to Radiological Protection Coordinator
*16. Monitor radiological assessment activities of onsite Emergency Organization and provide Control Room personnel with appropriate information. *
*17. Perform dose rate measurements and air samples in STSC/CR, as required.
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PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE m p_,, fPENDIXC ,, REVISION - TECriNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 15 of 46 STSC COMMUNICATOR CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Nuclear Operator II from affected unit (2) Nuclear Operator from affected unit RESPONSIBILITY Initiate the notification process as directed by the onshift Emergency Coordinator. Ensure operability of communications equipment. Maintain communications logbook. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME /TNITIALS STSC Activation
- 1. Report to the STSC upon notification. /
- 2. Check operability of the following communications /
equipment: [ Consult the Notification Systems User's Guide (EPIP-03, 04, 05, or 06)] (1) Notification Alert Net (NAN) / (2) NRC Emergency Notification System (ENS). / (3) PVNGS Private Branch Exchange (PBX). / (4) Technical Line. / (5) Radiological Assessment Line. / (6) Environmental Assessment Line. / (7) Emergency Coordinator / Emergency Operations Director / (EC/EOD) Line. (8) Dedicated Voice Circuits. / (9) Base Station Radio. / (10) Facsimile Machine / Notification of UNUSUAL EVENT
- 3. Assist Onshift Emergency Coordinator or Shift Supervisor /
with completing the Initial Emergency Message Form.
- 4. Initiate notification process as directed /
by Emergency Coordinator (or Shift Supervisor, in his absence). PV218eOA (8/82) _____.___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - . _ . . - . - - - - - - _ - - . - - - _ _ - - - - - - .- -- -- U
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within 15 minutes by utilizing NAN and ENS, respectively. (2) Ensure that State /Coudty agencies and NRC use / Initial Message Form to record message. (3) At direction of the Emergency Coordinator, / notify Director of Nuclear Operations, Assistant Vice President, Nuclear and other individuals listed in EPIP-03 using the normal telephone (See EPIP-03, Emergency Call Out List for phone number). (4) Record names of persons contacted on " Emergency / Notification Call Check List".
- 5. Inform Emergency Coordinator when initial notifications /
are complete.
- 6. Contact the Security Director and inform him to call /
in additional personnel if so directed by Emergency Coordinator.
- 7. Assist the Emergency Coordinator in preparing the /
Follow-up Message Form.
*8. Provide follow-up information when directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
*9. Maintain records of communications received or transmitted offsite.
Notification of ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY, GENERAL EMERGENCY
- 10. Assist the Onshift Emergency Coordinator or Shift /
Supervisor with completing the Initial Message Form
- 11. Initiate notification process as directed by /
the Emergency Coordinator (or Shift Supervisor in his absence). [
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[ TIME / INITIALS (1) Notify designated State / County agencies and NRC / within 15 minutes from the time of declaring an emergency. (2) Ensure that State / County agencies and NRC use / Initial Message Form to record message. (3) Record names of persons contacted on " Emergency / Notification Call Check List".
- 12. Inform the Emergency Coordinator when initial /
notifications are complete.
- 13. Contact the Security Director and inform him to call /
in additional personnel if so directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
- 14. Assist.the Emergency Coordinator in preparing the /
" Follow-up Message Form".
k *15. ?rovide follow-up information when directed by the Emergency Coordinator.
*16. Maintain records of communications received or transmitted offsite.
Offsite Assistance
- 17. Contact required offsite assistance (EPIP-33, "Offsite /
Assistance", Appendix A) via telephone if directed by . the Emergency Coordinator.
- 18. Record name and time on " Telephone Cenmunication Log /
Sheet", (EPIP-33, Appendix B).
- 19. Transfer call to Emergency Coordinator for clarification, /
if necessary.
- 20. Inform the Emergency Coordinator of contact / lack of /
contact, scope of offsite assistance and estimated time of arrival.
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- 21. Review status of notifications and transfer /
responsibilities when relieved by onsite STSC Communicator.
*22. Maintain Communications Logbook for all communications received or transmitted offsite.
- 23. Transfer responsibility for notifying Ctate County /
agencies and NRC to Government Liaison Engineer at EOF upon notification. .
- 24. Notify the Emergency Coordinator when responsibilities /
have been transferred to the onsite STSC Communicator and/or Government Liaison Engineer. l ' l l l l Performed By Signature Date Pv216430A (4/32)
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CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: Shift Systems Engineer RESPONSIBILITY: Perform preliminary TSC activation and ensure that communication lines and Data Display Systems are operational. Provide technical input to Control Room staff. Assist Emergency Maintenance Coordinator in TSC upon being relieved by onsite Technical Engineering Coordinator. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Ensure that the following communication lines are operable:
(1) Emergency Coordinator / Emergency Operations / Director (EC/EOD) Line. (2) Base Radio Station. / (3) Environmental Assessment Line. / (4) Technical Line. / (5) Maintenance Control Line. / (6) Radiological Assessment Line. / , (7) Control Room Lines. / (8) EOF Dedicated Lines. / (9) OSC Dedicated Line. / (10) STSC Dedicated Line. / (11) Facsimile /
- 2. Ensure,SPDS is operational. /
- 3. Ensure CRACS is operational. /
- 4. Ensure TSC computer terminals are operable. /
- 5. Report TSC readiness to Emergency Coordinator. /
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- 6. Obtain list of equipment out of commission prior to /
emergency from Maintenance Control Center.
*7. Maintain list of equipment out of commission during emergency (or Status Board for same).
*8. Provide Technical input to Control Room staff.
*9. Assist Emergency Coordinator in TSC after being relieved by onsite Technical Engineering Coordinator.
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CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Maintenance Planner-Coordinator RESPONSIBILITY Assist Emergency Maintenance Coordinator by recommending courses of action for emergency repairs and alternatives for maintenance operations. Analysts in the onshift organization serve as Systems Engineers in the onsite organization. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon /
arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board
- 2. Assist Onshift Technical Engineering Coordinator (Shift /
Systems Engineer) in physically activating TSC in accordance with EPIP-11 " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation". SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS
- 3. Assume role of Systems Engineer upon activation of /
onsite emergency organization.
*4. Report to and assist Emergency Maintenance Coordinator /
at TSC.
*S. Recommend actions for emergency repairs and provide alternatives for maintenance operations.
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- 1. Report to TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC /
Staffing Board and establish responsible area. f 2. If necessary, assign a Security Shift Sergeant to act / i as Security Shift Captain. Have him report to Security [ Building and prepara for accountability per EPIP-20,
" Personnel Assembly and Accountability".
- 3. form the Security Access Point Guard by normal phone /
and Craft Security Access Point Guard o prepare exit turnstiles in event of protected area evacuation per EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability". (ALERT or higher).
- 4. Inform Access Point Guards to limit protected area access /
to those on Emergency Access List. Have them direct all personnel leaving protected area to use card-key reader.
- 5. Call in additional personnel appropriate to the emergency /
classification as directed by Emergency Coordinator (EC) by utilizing automatic dialing system.
- 6. If the Auto Dialer List One shows no acknowledgement by /
either the primary o- alternate respondent for an Emergency Organization position, then manual 11y call and notify the backup respondent for that position. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS i ( 7. Contact Security Shift Captain by plant phone .
/ i 4 and establish security measures for station access y I arriving offsite assistance personnel (ALERT or higher). '
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TIME / INITIALS TSC Access
- 8. Determine need for additional security personnel and /
contact as necessary.
- 9. Remain at TSC and complete following, as necessary, until /
relieved by Onsite Security Director.
- 10. Direct a member of the Security Force to be stationed at /
the TSC Entrance and to limit access to the TSC to only those authorized personnel.
*11. Grant access to emergency personnel who have been verbally authorized by Emergency Coordinator.
Personnel Assembly and Accountability
- 12. Dispatch guard to unlock Visitor's Center, if necessary. /
- 13. Contact the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office by dedicated /
telephone line or radio to request traffic control north - and south of plant on Wintersburg Road.
- 14. Approximately 20 minutes after the accountability /
signal has sounded, obtain copies of computer print-outs of personnel who were in protected area when. ALERT or more severe level emergency was declared. (If computer or card-key unoperable, see EPIP-20.)
- 15. Receive accountability reports from Security Shift /
Captain for Assembly Areas in protected area.
- 16. Report protected area accountability to Emergency /
Coordinator within 30 minutes.
- 17. Receive accountability reports from Security Shift /
l Captain from site Assembly Area.
- 18. Direct security to routinely check APS controlled /
buildings to ensure they are not occupied. l l
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- 19. Report overall accountability outside protected area /
to EC as soon as practicable.
- 20. Arrange to pick up Individual Accountability Sheets for /
f each area as soon as practicable. I { Search and Rescue
- 21. Inform EC of missing or disabled personnel and last known /
location so that Search and Rescue can begin.
- 22. Obtain information from Emergency Coordinator on assembly /
area evacuation order, reassembly area and evacuation route.
- 23. Contact Maricopa County Sheriff's Office by dedicated /
telephone or radio to request traffic assistance at key evacuation route points and also at the offsite reassembly area. Onsite Evacuation
- 24. Dispatch a Security vehicle with one Security Force /
Member as Evacuation Team Leader to Bechtel Gate. No. I tc prepara to lead the Bechtel manuals to the reassembly area. j 25. ontact Corporate Site Security by telephone / j and request a Security Team to control traffic at the various exit gates.
- 26. Contact he Bus Transportation Supervisor by telephone /
at ext o deploy buses to the APS/Bechtel Construct on fice pickup point, the Nuclear Operations pickup point, and the Water Reclamation Facility pickup point. Have him inform the drivers of the reassembly area and evacuation route. ,
- 27. Dispatch Security Force to bus pickup points and gates to assure the following order of evacuation (unless a @ l)
I different order is specified by the Emergency Coordinator): (1) Bechtel parking lots (personal vehicles) via /
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TIME / INITIALS (2) APS/Bechtel Construction Office buses via / Gate No. 3 . (3) APS van pools via Gate No. lA /
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! (4) APS parking lots (personal vehicles) via Gate / j No. 3A 1 (S) APS Nuclear Operations buses via Gate No. 3A / r (6) APS Water Reclamation Facility via Gate No. .'. 2 / p 28. Contact the Radiological Protection Coordinator and / assure that a m titoring/decontaminstion team has been dispatched se the assembly area.
- 29. Contact the reassembly area by telephone Palo Verde / O In d Hassayampa Pump Statio r and inform them of the impen g cuation.
- 30. Contact Assenbly Area Supervisor at the following j locations to inform them of the impending evacuation signal and the location of bus pickups. .
(1) APS Construction Office / (2) Bechtel Emergency Control Center / (Have Bechtel inform Bechtel Fire Team and - Bechtel Medical Staff to remain in their
- facilities and not to evacuate).
(3) Admin. Annex Bldg. Assembly Area / (4) Water Rec 1amation Facilit / (S) Visitor's Cente _
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- 31. Notify the Emergency Coordinator that preparations have /
been made and the evacuation signal can be given. f PY24 000A 18,04 i
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- 32. Dispatch Security Force to routinely check APS trailers /
and buildings in the Administration area outside the protected area to ensure all non-essential personnel ) have left the premises. ' 3'3 . Re uest Co orate Site Security by telephone / , to routinely check the Visitor's ! Center, construction offices, Bechtel Warehouse and 1 associated areas. '
- 34. Contact the Evacuation Team Leader by radio or telephone /' 5 Palo Verde I Hassayampa Pump Station
'at the offs te reassembly area to determine f any emergency supplies are needed. Report all needs to Administrative and Logistics Coordinator.
Emergency Vehicle Offsite Personnel Access to PVNGS 7.
- 35. Obtain following information about emergency vehicles /
that will be used, and inform the Security Shift Captain. (1) Vehicle type (2) License or other identification number (3) Color (4) Number of occupants
- 36. Dispatch a Security Force Member to accom;iany all / !
4 vehicles.
- 37. Direct Security Access Point by telephone /
to allow entry to protected area of those personnel or contractors called to PVNGS and who have not been previously assigned or named on Access List.
. Fire Fighting
- 38. Call Bechtel Fire Department, at upon /
direction from EC, and inform of type of f Fre, location and extent of fire, special precautions, and special equipment. ,b ->
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- 39. Direct Security to assign personnel to escort Bechtel /
Fire Team to fire. r J l : l Performed By Signature l 1 1 Date Pv24000A (8182)
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, Coordinator. Direct engineering and systems analyses, procedures development and related licensing efforts.
Maintain contact with offsite technical support groups. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board.
- 2. Relieve onshift Technical Engineering Coordinator at /
TSC following briefing and establish responsible area.
- 3. Complete check list of " Technical Engineering /
Coordinator (Onshift)", (EPIP-11. " Technical Support Center / Satellite TSC Activation", Appendix D) for Preliminary TSC Activation as necessary.
- 4. Obtain list of equipment out of commission prior to /
emergency from onshift Technical Engineering Coordinator.
*5. Maintain list of equipment out of commission during emergency (or Status Board for same).
*6. Access records management and obtain needed technical materials throughout emergency.
- 7. Ensure that the following personnel complete their check lists:
(1) Chemistry Coordinator / (2) Reactor Analyst / (3) Computer Support Coordinator / i
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*8. Determine need for additional engineering and technical support personnel, and inform Personnel Resources Coordinator.
- 9. Determine estimated length of release.
SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS
*10. Assist Emergency Coordinator as needed to determine corrective actions.
*11. Assist Emergency Coordinator as needed during reclassification activities.
*12. Provide updated status of reactor and unit to Technical Analysis Coordinator in the EOF using the Technical Line.
*13. Brief NRC representative on plant status and corrective actions periodically.
*14. Assist in determination of need for offsite technical support.
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CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Superintendent, Radio 1cgical Services (2) Radiological Engineer RESPONSIBILITY: Relieve Radiation Protection Monitor of dose rate projection and onsite and offsite field monitoring supervision responsibilities. Direct onsite and offsite field monitoring activities and inplant radiological controls. Supervise dose rate projections. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area.
- 2. Ensure that the following are available: /
(1) Meteorological overlays and base maps (2) Procedures and forms
- 3. Ensure operational status of dose calculation computer. /
- 4. Contact Radiation Protection Monitor at STSC using /
the Radiological Assessment Line or Environmental Assessment Line and determine: (1) Extent of radiological releases and plant conditions (2) Location of onsite and offsite monitoring teams (if dispatched) (3) Status of dose assessments and protective action recommendations
- 5. Determine need for additional personnel to assist /
in dose assessment.
- 6. Ralieve Radiation Protection Monitor of responsibility /
for control of: (1) Onsite/offsite field monitoring (2) I:. plant radiological controls (3) Release rate determination and dose calculations * (EPIP-14A, " Release Rate Determination", and EPIP-14B,
" Dose Assessment")
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- 7. Inform Emorgency Coordinator when TSC is ready to /
conduct dose assessments. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS Onsite and Offsite Surveys and Sampling
- 8. Form, brief, and dispatch Monitoring Teams through /
OSC Coordinator per EPIP-16, Inplant Survey and Sampling", and EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Survey and Sampling".
- 9. Change offsite sampling locations, if necessary. /
- 10. Direct that appropriate surveys and sampling be performed. /
*11. Receive reports from monitoring teams.
*12. Receive reports of sample analysis from Supervising Radiation Physicist or Radiation Protection Technicians.
*13. Receive reports on contaminated areas and/or equipment from Radiation Protection Technicians.
Protection Action Guidelines
*14. Update and refine dose assessments for critical receptor site locations upon significant changes in:
(1) Release rates (2) Duration of releases (3) Isotopic mixture of release (4) Meteorological conditions
- 15. Determine effectiveness of protective actions in /
accordance with EPIP-15 " Protective Action Guidelines",
- and make recommendations to the Emergency Coordinator.
Onsite Evacuation
- 16. Determine evacuation route in conjunction with Emergency /
Coordinator.
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- 17. Dispatch personnel for monitoring at offsite assembly /
areas through t.ho OSC Coordinator. Emergency Exposure Guidelines
*18. Authorize doses up to the limits of 10CFR20.
- 19. Provide the Emergency coordinator with radiological /
evaluation of situation and conditions requiring emergency exposures in excess of 10CFR20 limits.
- 20. Complete and sign Radiation Exposure Permit /
(75RP-92244, " Radiation Exposure Permits") or designate individual to complete this task.
- 21. Obtain initial estimates of radiation dose of exposed /
personne1. as quickly as possible.
- 22. Report exposures in excess of 10CFP20 (refer to /
EPIP-18, Appendix B) to Emergency Coordinator.
- 23. Update and refine dose estimates when time permits. /
Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration
- 24. Advise Emergency Coordinator as to when and who may /
voluntarily receive KI.
- 25. Obtain bottle (s) of 130mg KI tablets from Service /
Building Warehouse or a Radiological Emergency Kit.
- 26. Dispense one (1) tablet to each individual designated by /
l Emergency Coordinator to voluntarily use KI (task may be i delegsted). i
*27. Maintain record of Potassium Iodide Distribution as per l EPIP-26, "Potaselum Iodide (KI ) Administration",
j Appendix B (cask may be delegated). Search and Rescue l
*28. Assist OSC Coordinator in determining radiation leve%
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TIME / INITIALS
- 29. Determino, with advice of plant nurse, the order of /
priorities for: (1) Treatment (2) Evacuation (3) Decontamination (4) Necessity or protective clothing / respiratory protection (5) Other priorities dictated by radiological / hazardous conditions.
- 30. Direct use of onsite emergency vehicle (s). /
- 31. Designate an individual to prepare the station /
ambulance (with protective covering inside) to transport injured personnel to hospital. ,
- 32. Request Security to call offsite ambulance service, if /
onsite vehicles are unavailable, and to issue dosimetry to ambulance personnel.
- 33. Designate individual to meet and accompany ambulance to /
patient's location.
- 34. De*. ermine emergency route to be used per EPIP-22, /
" Personnel Injury", Appendix A.
- 35. Designate one or more individuals qualified in use of G-M /
survey instruments and radiation control procedures to accompany patient to hospital. Personnel and Area / Equipment - Monitoring and Decontamination I I
-*d.no need for personnel monitoring and decontami- /
per EPIP-28, " Personnel Monitoring and ntamination". Pv298 000A 18J82)
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- 37. Determine if crucial areas and/or equipment requires /
monitoring and decontamination in accordance with EPIP-29,
" Area /Equipmint Monitoring and Decontamination".
- 38. Complete, date, and sign Radiation Exposure Permit. /
- 39. Stipulate method of decontamination as described in /
EPIP-29. Fire Fighting
- 40. Dispatch, upon notification by Emergency Coordinator, a /
monitoring team to assist with radiological aspects of fire emergency.
- 41. Instruct monitoring team to survey all outside fire /
fighting assistance personnel and supervise decontamination evaluations prior to release from site. Reentry for Emergency Operations
- 42. Contact OSC Coordinator using the OSC Dedicated /
Phone, and provide (in conjunction with Emergency Coordinator and Emergency Maintenance Coordinator) description of: (1) Work to be performed (2) Number of people work requires (3) Necessary tools, spare parts, and equipment (4) Radiological condit!.cns, if known
- 43. Provide Emergency Coordinator, if required, with /
radiological evaluation of situation (s) requiring emergency exposure (s) and complete' Radiation Exposure Permit ' authorizing emergency exposure in accordance with EPIP-18.
- 44. Complete or designate individual to complete the /
Radiation Exposure Permit detailing specific protective equipment, allowable doses and ALARA procedures outlined in,EPIP-25.
- 45. Obtain initial estimates of radiation dose of exposed /
pertonnel as soon as possible. , Mff 4 024 t&W)
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- 46. Report exposures in excess of 10CFR20 limits (EPIP-25, /
Appendix B) and report to Emergency Coordinator.
- 47. Update and refine dose estimates when time permits. /
Habitability Surveys of TSC
, I *48. Designate Radiatiori Protection personnel in TSC to perform dose rate measurements and air samples as required; NRC Briefing *49. Provide periodic briefing to NRC Staff cencerning radiological assessment and protective actions.
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- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon Arrival, i sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area.
- 2. Access records management and obtain needed materials. /
- 3. Determine need for additional mechanical support /
personnel and inform the Personnel Resources Coordinaror. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS Emergency Reentry and Repair
*4. Assess operation of plant systems including mechanical, electrical, and I&C equipment.
*S. Advise Emergency Coordinator on matters dealing with repair, maintenance, and deployment of Emergency Repair Te us. ..
Reentry for Emergency Operations
*6. Determine if emergency repair operations are crucial to needs of Emergency Organization and inform Emergency Coordinator.
*7. Confer with Emergency Coordinator and Radiological Protection Coordinator prior to contacting OSC :
Coordinator using Maintenance Control Line with a description of:
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(2) Number of personnel required. (3) Tools, spare parts and equipment needed. (4) Radiological conditions, if known.
*8. Direct OSC Coordinator using Maintenance Control Line, to assemble and dispatch Emergency Repair Teams, :
as necessary. Aren/ Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination
- 9. Determine if contaminated areas and/or equipment are /
crucial to needs of Emergency Organization and inform Emergency Coordinator to arrange for decontamination.
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---TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 38 of 46 HAZARDS CONTROL COORDINATOR (ONSITE) CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Administrctor Health and Safety (2) Safety Engineer RESPONSIBILITY: Advise Emergency Coordinator concerning industrial safety of plant personnel. Evaluate hazards of potential or actual roxic material releases and/or chemical spills.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area. ,
- 2. Determine areas that pose industrial hazards to personnel /
and inform Emergency Coordinator and OSC Coordinator using the OSC Dedicated Phone.
- 3. Assist Radiological Protection Coordinator - /
with ALARA considerations. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS Search and Rescue
- 4. Direct OSC Coordinator using the OSC Dedicated /
Phone to assemble and dispatch Search and Rescue Teams.
- 5. Complete Search and Rescue information sheet in EPIP-21, /
" Search and Rescue", Appendix D.
- 6. Notify Emergency Coordinatcr of results of search and /
tescue efforts.
- 7. Inform OSC Coordinator using OSC Dedicated Phone /
of all significant events. Fire Fighting
- 8. Provide technical advice to Fire Team Leader during /
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- 1. Report to STSC upon notification. /
SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS STSC Activation / Operation
*2. Provide. technical and operational advice to Shift Supervisor and Emergency Coordinator, as necessary.
*3. Analyze conditions using SPES and CRACS and provide guidance to Emergency Coordinator and Operations personnel.
e *+ . Establish communications with the Operations Coordinator [ (Onsite) in the TSC. l
*5. Assist in developing emergency procedures as necessary for conducting emergency operations.
Emergency Classification
*6. Advise Emergency Coordinator via the Operations Coordinator (Onsite) as to plant status and re-classification of emergency for ALERT, SITE AREA or GENERAL EMERGENCY.
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CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Manager, Aiuinstrative Services (2) Supervisor Office Services RESPONSIBILITY Relieve Security Director of responsibility for callout of additional emergency personnel. Plan for 24 hour emergency response organization staffing. Assist OSC Coordinator in meeting the manning requirements of OSC. Serve as primary Assembly Area Supervisor in TSC. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible crea. '
- 2. Assist Security Director with Accountability per EPIP-20, /
" Personnel Assembly and Accountability".
- 3. Develop 24-hour manning requireaents and augment staffing /
as required.
- 4. Assess and assist OSC Coordinator in meeting the Manning /
Requirements of the OSC. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS PersonnelAssemblyandAccoudtability
- 5. Assume role of primary Assembly Area Supervisor for TSC. /
- 6. Record names and badge numbers of personnel who have /
reported to TSC on Individual Accountability Sheet per EPIP-2.0.
- 7. Contact Security Shift Captain and inform /
of personnel and badge numbers accounted for. Security
*8. Grant verbal authorization to personnel requesting access to TSC and notify Security Director to grant access.
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- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area.
- 2. Contact onshift Chemistry Technician using regular phone /
line and obtain pertinent chemistry plant data.
- 3. Determine the need for additional chemistry support /
personnel, and inform the Technical Engineering Coordinator.
- 4. Confer with Technical Engineering Coordinator to /
determine needs concerning plant chemistry data. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS
*S. Evaluate coolant samples and air samples and interpret results of chemical analyses and assist Technical Engineering Coordinator, as necessary.
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- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area. f l
- 2. Assess core parameters. /
- 3. Access records managements and obtain needed technical /
materials. ,
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- 4. Determine need for additional reactor support personnel /
and inform the Technical Engineering Coordinator. S. Inform Technical Engineering Coordinator of / I recommendations for operation.
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i i' *6. Continue to conduct analyses and assess and evaluate the integrity of plant systems and assist Technical Engineering Coordinator, as necessary.
*7 Contact Corporate Anal t al Su ort (Deer Valle as needed by normal phone l l '
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CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Computer Supervisor (2) Computer Engineer RESPONSIBILITY: Provide continuous support of analyses pertaining to plant conditions and dose assessment. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish o responsible area.
- 2. Access CRACS and SPDS as requested. _
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- 3. Determine need for additional computer support personnel /
and inform the Technical Engineering Coordinator. SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS
*4 .- Provide computer support to TSC staff, when requested.
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l PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q'caouse P (' _ IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gprp_ n AfENDI ,1 REVISION TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2. Page 44 of 46 FIELD TEAM COMMUNICATOR (ONSITE) CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Radiation Protection Section Staff Member RESPONSIBILITY: Maintain direct radio contact with PVNGS onsite/offsite Field Monitoring Teams. Assist the Radiological Protection Coordinator with dose rate projections. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, /
sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area.
- 2. Report to Radiological Protection Coordinator and /
obtain information on deployment of Field Monitoring Teams.
- 3. Ensure that Field Team communications equipmt.c is /
operable.
- 4. Synchronize TSC clocks with affected unit clock. /
SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS
*4. Maintain conununications with Field Monitoring Teams using portable radio.
*S. Assist Radiological Protection Coordinator in performance of dose assessment calculations as necessary.
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'" TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER / SATELLITE TSC ACTIVATION 2 Page 45 of 46 OPERATIONS COORDINATOR (ONSITE) CHECK LIST POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Day Shift Supervisor of affected unit (2) Day Shift Supervisor of designated unaffected unit.
RESPONSIBILITY: Receive technical and operational inpur from the Operations Advisor and maintain the flow of information between the TSC and Control Room. Report to and assist the Emergency Coordinator. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS TIME / INITIALS
- 1. Report to TSC. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC /
Staffing Board and establish responsible area.
- 2. Establish communications with the Operations Advisor /.
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- . *3. Receive data from the Operations Advisor (Onsite) and report it to the Emergency Coordinator.
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2.0 REFERENCES
s 2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-04, " ALERT Implementing Actions" 2.1.2 EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.3 EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.4 EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" 2 71 5' ~EPIP-20;~"Perso~nnel Assembly and Accountability" ' ~ ~ 2.1.6 .EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue" 2.1.7 EPIP-25, " Reentry for Emergency Operations" 2.1.8 EPIP-29, " Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination" l 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG 0654, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants". 2 .2. 2_ NUREG 0696, Feb. 1981, " Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities" 2. 2.2.3 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 2.2.4 10CFR20, " Standards for Protection Against Radiation", 1983. 2.2.5 ANSI N45.2.9 - 1974, " Requirements For Callection, Storage, and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants. PV216M4 ($'82)
F PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN gcaoune IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 7 919 - t > REVISION OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ACTIVATION 2 Page 4 of 12 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS NOTE In the onshift emergency organization, the Radiation Protection Monitor at the STSC determines the need to relocate the OSC staff and so informs the Emergency Coordinator. 3.1 Appendix B lists the habitability criteria established for the OSC. Habitability checks shall be conducted upon initial manning and as required thereafter. The results of the survey are to be transmitted to the Ecergency Coordinator, via the Radiological Protection Coordinator, who determines the need
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to relocate personnel to the alternate OSC (Service Building). 3.2 If the Service Building is also uninhabitable, the Emergency Coordinator shall direct OSC personnel to report to one of the
- ' - protacted facilities (Control Room / Satellite Technical Support Center','T~chnical e Suppor3 Centi ^r or Emergency Operations Facility).
3.3 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator, the OSC may be partially activated to provide manpower resources for Emergency Teams (e.g., Search and Rescue, Emergency Repair) for a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT emergency classification. 7, 3.4 The OSC Coordinator's Checklist and associated log shall be retained for the life of the plant. 3.5 The OSC Coordinator shall forward his checklist and other written documentation along with any OSC team checklist and other written documentation to the Emergency Coordinator after event termination. 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 'k 4.1.1 The OSC is the assembly and staging area for unit / station personnel pooled for emergency response assignmene.s. Designated emergency response personnel shall report to the OSC if not specifically assigned to a particular emergency position. m+ooon is.sa
'6 ,- PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Qcaouns IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIp.12 REVISION OPERATIONS SUPPORT CEhTER ACTIVATION 2 Page 5 of 12 4.1.2 The OSC Coordinator is responsible for: (1) Activating the OSC. (2) Organizing emergency personnel who report to the OSC. (3) Ensuring emergency personnel are available for dispatch. 4.1.3 The function of the OSC re.sains the same for an ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification. Personnel / equipment augmentation may vary according to specific circumstances. 4.1.4 The OSC emergency positions and personnel primarily responsible for them include: (1) OSC Coordinator -I&C Shift Maintenance Foreman.
._ . (2) Field Monitoring Teams and Radiological Surveys (in ~~
plant /onsite/offsite) - Radiation Protection Personnel.
~(3) Radiation Protection Teams (Personnel Monitoring /
Dosimetry / Decontamination / Access Control / Reentry Control) - Radiation Protection Personnel. (4) Repair Teams (Maintenance / Repair / Damage Control) - Maintenance Staff. (5) Chemistry Sampling / Analysis - Chemistry Personnel. , (6) Secrch and Rescue Teams /First-Aid Teams - Designated personnel from the above list.
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(7) Fire Team - Designated personnel from the above list. (8) Repairs Coordinator - Mechanical Shift Maintenance Foreman (onsite emergency organization). L (9) Assignment to the various teams formed from the OSC may include any personnel reporting tc the OSC. PV296 000A Si32) _ __ - ____ A
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4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 Activation of the Primary OSC 4.3.1.1 The I&C Shift Maintenance Foreman shall report to the
- affected unit OSC and complete the check list in Appendix A, "0SC Coordinator (Onshift and Onsite)
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PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN pcenne IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gpre-12 REVISION OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ACTIVATION 2 Page 7 of 12 4.3.1.2 The following personnel shall report to the OSC and follow the directions of the OSC Coordinator: (1) Maintenance Staff (2) Radiation Protection Personnel (3) Chemistry Personnel - 4.3.1.3 Direct onshift Radiation Protection, Chemistry and Maintenance Technicians to contact their immediate Supervisor and discuss the emermgency situation including any additional manpower (Technicians) that is required. 4.3.1.4 If a additional manpower is required, call security at and request the required technicians be manua y notified to report to the OSC or as otherwise directed. -
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'x 4.3.2.1 In the event the primary OSC becomes uninhabitable r (see Appendix B for habitability criteria), the f Emergency Coordinator shall direct OSC personnel to evacuate / report to the alternate OSC (i.e. , Service
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4.3.2.2 The OSC Coordinator shall ensure the transport of emergency equipment, including decontamination , supplies, necessary to establish the alternate OSC. 4.3.2.3 In the event the alternate OSC becomes uninhabitable ,
,,_ (see Appendix B for habitability criteria), OSC .
personnel shall report to one of the protected = facilities (i.e., Control Room / Satellite Technical Support Center, Technical Support Center, Emergency Operations Facility) per the Emergency Coordinator's I direction. ' Ma L. _- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
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- 1. Report to OSC upon notification. /
' 2. Ensure that communication devices are operable.
l (1) Radiological Line / (2) Maintenance Control Line / (3) Dedicated CR Line / (4) Dedicated TSC Line / (5) Dedicated STSC Line / (6) PBX Telephone / (7) Radio System /
- 3. Conduct personnel accountability per EPIP-20, " Personnel '
Assembly and Accountability." I (l y htain badge numbers and names of emergency / personnel reporting to OSC and complete j Individual Accountability Sheet. l l (2) Inform Security Director of accountability / within 20 minutes of initiation of signal. PY2's@OA 18/82)
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- 4. Ensure that OSC emergency _ equipment and supplies are in /
a state of readiness in accordance with the posted inventory list. 1
- 5. Ensure that OSC reporting personnel have signed in on /
the OSC Staffing Board.
- 6. Report OSC readiness to Emergency Coordia.?:or at STSC/CR /
(Onshift) using a dedicated phone line or at the TSC j (Onsite) using the TSC dedicated phone line. ! l SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS ALTERNATE OSC
- 7. If the primary OSC is uninhabitable, relocate OSC
- " staff and necessary equipment to the alternate OSC, ' '
as' directed by~the Emergenc'y Coor'dinator. ~ (1) Service Building is the first alternate. / (2) If the Service Building is also uninhabitable, / relocate to one of the protected facilities (i.e., STSC/CR, TSC, EOF) per the Emergency Coordinator's direction. SEARCH AND RESCUE
- 8. Upon direction from Emergency Coordinator, form Search /
and Rescue Team (s)-per EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue". (LL.Each team consists of 2 members. (2) Assign one member as Team Leader.
- 9. Obtain information from the Emergency Coordinator /
concerning identification and location of missing ' persons. l i nosecon <s,aa
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- 10. Provide Team (s) with search and rescue data: /
(1) I.D. of missing person (s). 3 (2) Last known location (check REP if one was issued). (3) Job the individual was working. (4) Pertinent d'etails of plant status.
- 11. Determine radiation levels and stay times with Radiation /
Protection Monitor (STSC) using the Radiological lisa or with Radiological Protection Coordinator (TSC, when activated) aise using the Radiological line.
- 12. Inform the Team (s) of radiation exposure limits, if /
necessary, in accordance with EPIP-18, " Emergency c.xposure Guidelih~e's".
- 13. Direct Team (s) to notify Hazards Control Coordinator by /
radio (at TSC when activated) of location and/or removal of missing personnel.
- 14. Recall Team via radio when search and rescue operations /
are no longer necessary.
- 15. Inform the Hazards Control Coordinator at the TSC using /
the TSC dedicated phone line when Team has concluded its activities and returned to OSC. RE-ENTRY FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
- 16. Deploy Emergency Repair Team, per EPIP-25, "Re-entry for /
Emergency Operations", upon direction from Control Room (Onshift) or TSC (Onsite). (1) Team shall consist of at least two Maintenance Technicians and if radiolos'..al conditions necessitate, assign a Radiation Protection Technician to the team. (2) Designate one member the Team Leader. am coo 4.saa
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- 17. Receive information from Emergency Coordinator, Emergency /
Maintenance Coordinator and Radiological Protection
-Technician on:
(1) "ork to be performed. (2) Number of people required. (3) Equipment needed. (4) Radiation conditions, if known. la. Receive 1/2 hour reports from Team Leader via portable / radio.
- 19. Receive report from Team Leader upon leaving if task /
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- 20. Deploy Decontamination Teams, per EPIP-29, " Area / Equipment /
Monitoring and Decontamination", upon guidance from Control Room (Onshift).and/or TSC (Onsite). (1) Team shall consist of one Radiation Protection / Technician and necessary Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, or Maintenance Technicians. PER'SONNEL
*21. Coord(g, ate OSC personnel requirements with the Personnel /
Resources Coordinator at the TSC, using the TSC dedicated phone line.
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*22. Maintain an Emergency Action Log throughout emergency. /
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.03C HABITABILITY CRITERIA The following limits should be considered upper limit habitability criteria.
CONSIDER AIRBORNE EVACUATION WHOLE BODY DOSE RATE 1 ACTIVITY CONCENTRATION VITHIN 2-10 mrem / hour 1-4 x MPC 48 hours 10-50 mrem / hour 4-20 x MPC 10 hours 50-100 mrem / hour 20-40 x MPC 5 hours 100-500 mrem / hour 40-200 x MPC 1 hour 500 mrem / hour 200 x MPC Immediately 1 Where MPC is the maximum permissible concentration for areas as defined in Colu=n_1.,. Table _L,.. Appendix.B to 10CFR20. This calculation will allow 200 -- - MPC hours which conservatively limits internal exposure. This criteria is based on personnel not wearing respiratory equipment. o l av24ma ise
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*1 1.1 To provide instructions for the activation of the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF).
2.0 REFERENCES
i 2.1 Implementing References l 2.1.1 EPIP-04, " ALERT Implementing Action" 2.1.2 EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.3 EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" 2.1.4 EPIP-39, " Emergency Operations Director"
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2.2.1 NUREG-0634, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and N. Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Pewar Plants". 2.2.2 .yUREG 0696, Feb. 1981, " Functional Criteria for Emergency
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2.2.4 ANSI N45.2.9 - 1974, " Requirement- for the Collection, Storage, and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants".
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--"371 AlitiTat%ii'~of 'thTEOFTh'ould" b~e"compleie'd within ' the time ~~
augmentation goals as set forth in the PVNGS Emergency Plan. 3.2 The Security Force Member Checklist (Appendix C) shall be retained for the life of the plant. l1 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 1 4.1.1 The EOF is the focal point for coordination of onsits and [ offsite emergency response activities. Management and \, technical personnel assigned to the EOF are responsible
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for protective action recommendations, liaison with offsite governmental organizations and response ' facilities, and overall management of the PVNGS emergency organization. 4.1.2 During an ALERT, or more severe accident, overall command and coordination of APS emergency operations shall be exercised by the Emergency Operations Director at the EOF. He shall provide direction and support for inplant
-[ emergency response actions to the Emergency Coordinator, <
l and coordinate 4PS headquarters support through the CEC. , In addition, he shall communicate plant status updates and radiological release data to the Joint ENC and the CEC. , nm ocu wen i'
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analytical equipment, clerical assistance, transportation / housing support and security for EOF. 4.1.3.4 Public Information Support Gather necessary information and transmit for subsequent release to the media from the Joint ENC. 4.1.4 The EOF shall be activated and manned for an ALERT or more severe emergency classification. 4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1
~ ~ An ALERT or more severe level emergency has been declared and procedure EPIP-04, " ALERT Implementing Actions",
EPIP-05, " SITE AREA EMERGENCY Implementing Actions", or EPIP-06, " GENERAL EMERGENCY Implementing Actions" is being implemented. 4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 Activation of the EOF y 4.3.1.1 The Security Director shall assign a Security Force Member to the EOF to lock the door by stairway #2. The Security Force Member shall then station himselt inside the Annex Building basement air lock to restrict entrance into the EOF only to authorized personnel and complete checklist in Appendix C. PV216 000A (8<$2)
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- a. Emergency Operations Director - EPIP-39
- b. Administration and Logistics Coordinator - EPIP-40
- c. Radiological Assessment Coordinator - EPIP-41
- d. Technical Analysis Coordinator - EPIP-42
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- e. Radiological Assessment Communicator - EPIP-43
- f. TSC Liaison Engineer - EPIP-44
- g. Government Liaison Engineer - EPIP-45
- h. EOF Contact - EPIP-46
- 1. Logistics Communicator - EP1P-47
- j. Security Coordinator - EPIP-48
- k. Dosimetry Clerk - EPIP-49
- 1. Status Board Keeper - EPIP-50 4.3.1.3 The Offsite Technical Representative shall report to the Technical Operations Center (TOC) at the State Emergency Operations Center (ECC) and complete the check list in EPIP-51.
4.3.1.4 The JENC Technical Advisor shall report to the Joint Emergency News Center and complete the check list in EPIP-52. L 4.3.1.5 Appendices A, B and D are provided to show EOF layout and floorplan, m S ocoa a se
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4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 - 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4 4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 5 (. APPENDICES Appendix A - Release Rate Determination From an E"'nent 10 Release Point Appendix B - Effective Age Correction Factors For the 12 Effluent Monitors Appendix C - Noble Ga- and Iodine Radiological Data 13 Appendix D - Release Rate Determination from Main Steam System 14 Appendix E - Release Rate Determination from an Isolated Containment Using Design Basis Leak Rater and Area Monitors or RU-1 18 PY24 4cA t&8D CONTROLLED DOCUMENT l _ _ ___ __ - - - _ - ___-___-_-_____-_-_-_--_-----------------._---J
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Imp 1.menting References - 2.1.1 EPIP-14B, " Initial Dose Assessment" 2.1.2 78AC-0ZZ06, " Document and Record Turnover Control" 2.1.3 74CH-9ZZ47, " Core Damage Assessment" 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3 2.2.2 FSAR, Chapter 11, " Process and Effluent Radiological Monitoring and Sampling Systems", Section 11.5, August 1981. 2.2.3 NUREG-0737, " Clarification of TMI Action Plan Requirements", October 1980. 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS
.1 The accuracy of plant vent monitors is 25% and the accuracy of containment area monitors is 20%. Therefore, release rate calculations may be limited to two significant figures.
4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 Monitor readings and mor.itor channel number should be I obtained from the communication console in the Control Room l or the console in the Radiation Protection office. 4.1.2 " Effective age" refers to the time between core shutdown and start of the release. Release rates will vary as a function of " effective age". PV216 000A 18ts2) CONTROLLED DOCUMEN. T
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4.3.3 Re, lease Rate Determination From an Isolated Containment Using Design Basis Leak Rates and Area Monitors or RU-1 (Appendix E) ( 4.3.3.1 Complete Section A of Appendix E, page 1. Appendix E provides data for 1% failed fuel and total core inventory. If plant conditions indicate potential fuel failure, base projected / actual dose projections on data fo- 1% failed fuel. Should conditions worsen prior to obtaining chemistry data, extrapolate data from Appendix E if sufficient plant parameters allow; otherwise, assume worst case / total core inventory. 4.3.3.2 Record the average monitor reading in Section B and using predicted values from Appendix E, pages 2 - 4, calculate Projected Noble Gas Release Rate. 4.3.3.3 Complete Section C using Projected Noble Gas Release Rate and values listed in Appendix C. M1000A 18/88 CONTROLLED DOCUMENT l l
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3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 None 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 The Radiation Protection Monitor shall be responsible for initial offsite dose projections. l l Pv216-000A (4/82) CONTROLLED DOCUMENT . _ ,j, . . , _ , _
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3 PLUME CENTERLINE Xu/Q VALUES (sec-mi/m -hr) Wind From: Dist A B C D E F G
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S (169-191) 0.82 8.9E-06 2.2E-05 4.3E-05 1.5E-04 2.9E-04 4.5E-04 6.9E-04
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SW (214-236) 1.58 1.8E-06 4.9E-06 1.0E-05 5.6E-05 1.1E-04 2.0E-04 3.4E-05 , WSW (236-259) 1.37 2.7E-06 6.9E-06 1.4E-05 6.9E-05 1.4E-04 2.5E-04 4.0E-04 W (259-281) 1.34 2.7E-06 7.4E-06 1.5E-05 7.2E-05 1.4E-04 2.5E-04 4.0E-04 WNW (281-304) 1.28 3.1E-06 8.1E-06 1.6E-05 7.6E-05 1.5E-04 2.7E-04 4.3E-04 NW (304-326) 1.31 2.9E-06 7.6E-06 1.5E-05 7.4E-05 1.5E-04 2.5E-04 4.3E-04 NNW (326-349) 1.88 1.2E-06 3.4E-06 6.9E-06 4.3E-05 8.9E-05 1.6E-04 2.9E-04 N (349-011) 1.68 1.6E-06 4.3E-06 8.9E-06 4.9E-05 1.0E-04 1.9E-04 3.1E-04 NNE (011-034) 1.14 4.0E-06 1.1E-05 2.1E-05 9.2E-05 1.8E-04 2.9E-04' 4.9E-04 NE (034-056) 0.75 1.1E-05 2.9E-05 4.5E-05 1.8E-04 3.1E-04 4.9E-04 7.8E-04 ENE (056-079) 0.63 1.7E-05 4.3E-05 7.4E-05 2.2E-04 4.0E-04 6.3E-04 9.4E-04 [ 5 (079-101) 0.62 1.7E-05 4.5E-05 7.6E-05 2.5E-04 4.0E-04 6.3E-04 9.4E-04 (\ ESE (101-124) 0.63 1.7E-05 4.3E-05 7.4E-05 2.2E-04 4.0E-04 6.3E-04 9.4E-04 SE (124-146) 0.74 1.2E-05 2.9E-05 5.1E-05 1.8E-04 3.1E-04 5.1E-04 7.8E-04 g SSE (146-169) 0.83 8.7E-06 2.2E-05 4.0E-05 1.5E-04 2.8E-04 4.5E-04 6.9E-04 1
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, 1.0 SOF'NARE DESCRIPTION i The PVNGS Zmergency Dose Projection Computer Program.has been designed for rapid assesment of emergency radioactive effluent releases based upon core inventory. The program is designed for use with the IBM personal computer (64K advanced basic) with one double sided / double density disk drive and an AST card, an Okidata 93 printer (preferably with a graphics chip to imitate an Epson printer), however the program can operate without a printer.
The computer program calculates both noble gas dose and iodine 50 year dose comciitment and dose rates at site boundary, 2 miles, 5 miles, and 10 miles based on straight line Gaussian meterological model. Plume arrival and effective age at the above downwind distances are determined also. Based upon the site boundary dose rates, one of the four emergency classification (or none) will be selected. Dose calculations
' are based on EPIP-14B and 14C and release rate calculations are based on EPIP-14A. -
To aid in the tracking of plumns, the program is capable of variable 1~ trajectory plume plotting. Tne plume generated has only one constant plume width (or dispersion). It should be noted that the plume plot is only an aid and actual plume configuration and dose rates will be f different to some extent. 2.0 OPERATION 2.1 Computer and Optional Printer Preparation
. CAttrION DO NOT TOUCH THE INNER PORTION OF THE DISKETTE.
, 2.1.1 Insert the " Emergency Offsite Dose Projection" diskette into
'A' (left side) with the diskette label on the disk drive .
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' Ctrl', ' Alt' and ' Del' all at the .same time to reboot the disk. The program will automatically be loaded and run.
NOTE Sections 2.1.4 through 2.1.6 are to set-up the Okidata printer. 2.1.3 Ensure the cable is connected between the printer and the computer. ^ 2.1.4 Check the small dial on the front left side of the printer to
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- a. Plot current plume position on the screen and will update each minute. ,
- b. Calculate two hour dose (in rem) and dose rates (in rem /hr.) for both noble gasses and total iodines. The total iodine doses are 50 year dose commitments. The screen will display the child iodine dose rate which is
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- c. Determine emergency classification based on the site boundary noble gas and total iodine dose rates.
Emergency Classification based on noble gas dose rate (rem /hr).
< 5.0 E-5 NONE
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- a. At the top right of the screen is the viewing screen .
which displays the plume. This screen is updated each minute.
- b. At the top left of the screen is the current date and running clock which was entered in 2.2.1. .
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.d. Below this is the emergency classification. *
- e. Below this is the indicator for whether the plume data is ready to be updated. If the words ' PRESS SPACE BAR TO UPDATE' does not appear, then the plume is already being updated and the cursor is positioned at one of the seven input parameters.
- f. Seven input parameters pertaining to each plume.
These parameters will be discussed in more detail later.
- g. Date and time of reactor trip which was entered in 2.2.1.
- h. Plume number; two numbers are associated with this number. The number on the left indicates the number of plumes on the screen and the other indicates the total number of plumes generated and on file,
- i. The bottom right of the screen displays dose rate information and operator messages.
NOTE Obtain temperatures, wind speed and wind direction from meterological tcwor using ERFDADS. NOTE
. If the input parameter is to remain unchanged, just press ' Return'.
2.2.3.2 To create or update a plume, press the space bar. This will stop the clock and the space bar update prompt will . erase. The cursor will move to input #1, ' stability classification'. Enter the proper classification of A-G and press ' return'. If the classification is unknown then enter a 'U'. The screen will prompt the operator for the meterological tower temperature difference of 200 .. feet - 35 feet. A stability classification will be determined.
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- a. Wait until the clock reaches the minute mark and the current plume information will be used to construct a plume and perform dose calculations. Dose calculations will be performed only if a new plume is detected (change in parameter). The operator will be prompted to whether a printout is needed. Next the dose rates will be displayed, the plume will be drawn and the emergency classification will be updated
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- b. Press the F1 key. This forces the plotting of the plume (and dose calculations if new plume). This performs the same items as 2.2.3.10.a. above.
Function keys will be discussed in more detail later.
- c. Press F3 to delete the latest plume. Function keys
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- d. Press other function keys (discussed later) to manipulate the viewing screen. .
- e. Press the space bar to correct or update plume information/ parameters per sections 2.2.3.2 through 2.2.3.9.
- f. Press 'R' to return to the main menu in section 2.2.2.
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- a. Plume plotting is not capable with this selection,
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- c. This selection will allow the operator to input a release date and time that surpasses the current date and time.
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, CAUTION WHEN PRESSING FUNCTION KEYS, ATTEhTION SHOULD BE PAID TO THE RUNNING CLOCK. IF THE CLOCK HAS NOT APPEARED ON THE SCREEN OR THE CLOCK IS NOT RUNNING, THEN THE PROGRAM IS PERFORMING CALCULATIONS AND NO OTHER FUNCTION KEYS SHOULD BE PRESSED UNTIL IT STARTS TO RUN AGAIN.
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- b. Enter the gross beta channel reading from the effluent monitor in uCi/cc. If there is an iodine channel, the operator will be prompted to enter its value in uC1/cc also. Fig. 12 is an example display of Plant Vent prompts.
- c. The program will then calculate the noble gas, 1-131 and total iodine release rates and will display them on the screen. If a mistake was made wbsn inputt'.ng
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- a. Enter the number of isotopes from the grab sample analysis. ..
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- c. Enter the containnient temperature (deg. F) and pressure (psig).
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- Date: 22 September 1983 Sample Date: 22. September 1983 Time: 0729 Sample Time: 0629 Containment Temperature: 110*F Containment Pressure: 15.3 PSIA Total free containment volume: 2.62 X 10' Ft' Isotopic Breakdown:
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- 7) Xe-133 8.7 E -4
- 8) Kr-87 6.3 E -5
- 9) Kr-85m 1.8 E -6
- 10) KR-88 2.5 E -3
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-1) I-131 3.5 E - 6 2.761 E + 5 2.761 E - 1
- 2) I-132 4.7 E - 7 3.707 E + 4 3.707 E - 2
- 3) I-133 6.2 E - 5 4.891 E + 6 4.891 E + 0
- 4) I-134 8.7 E - 6 6.863 E + 5 6.863 E - 1
- 5) I-135 1.3 E - 6 1.025 E + 5 1.025 E - 1
- 6) Xe-135 2.4 E - 4 1.8932 E + 7 1.893 E - 1
- 7) Xe-133 8.7 E - 4 6.863 E + 7 6.863 E - 1
- 8) Kr-87 6.3 E - 5 4.9696 E + 6 4.9696 E - 0
- 9) Kr-85m 1.8 E - 6 1.42 E + 5 -
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- 10) Kr-88 2.5 E - 3 1.972 E + 8 1.97; E + 2
- 11) Ar-41 1.7 E - 3 1.341 E + 8 1.341 E + 2 U
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- 1) I-131 2.761 E-1 C1
- 2) 1-132 3.707 E-2 Ci
- 3) I-133 4.891 E+0 Ci
- 4) I-134 6.863 E-1 Ci
- 5) KE-135 1.893 E+1 Ci
- 6) XE-133 6.863 E+1 Ci
- 7) KR-87 4.970 E+0 Ci .
- 8) KR-85M 1.420 E-1 Ci
- 9) KR-88 1.972 E+2 C1 10)' AR-41 1.341 E+2 Ci TOTAL CURIES: 4.30 E+2 Ci I
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3 I 4.0 DETATT.En PROCEDURE 5 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 5 4.2 Prerequisites l 5 4.3 Instructions 6 i i l APPENDICES Appendix A - Guidelines for Recommended Protective Actions 9 For Gaseous Plume 2xposure Appendir B - Reduction in External Gamma Dose From Passing . 13 Cloud Appendix C - Inhalation Shielding Factors for a Wood House 14 Snug Doors, Closed Windows " l l i i I Pvrie ocoa isier
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l PROCEDURE PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN NO. l j r IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-15 REVISION PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDELINES 2 Page 3 of 14 { 1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 To provide a basis for relating actual or projected plume exposure doses to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Protective Action Guides (PAGs).
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-14A, "Eelease Rate Determination" 2.1.3 EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment" . 2.1.4 EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling" 2.1.5 EPIP-03, " Notification of Unusual Event Implementing Actions" 2.1.6 EPIP-04, " Alert Implementing Actions" 2.1.7 EPIP-05, " Site Area Emerge.ncy Implementing Actions" 2.1.8 EPIP-06, " General Emergency Implementing Actions" 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUP2G 0654, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants". 2.2.2 Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents; as revised June, 1980; EPA-520/1-75-001. 2.2.3 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 3. I i ! 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 The protective actions determined by this procedure are to be presented to appropriate state / county agencies as recommendations. Only these agencies are authorized to j implement the protective actions. l l l m* coo 4 isina l
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. 7 IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-15 REVISION PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDELINES 2 Page 4 of 14 3.2 Protective action recommendations are based on plant and containment conditions and these recommendations are made even when no release is in progress. These recommendations are transmitted to government officials using EPIP-03, 04, 05 or 06, depending on level of emergency. 3.3 Protective action guides represent trigger levels and are not intended to represent acceptable dose levels. 3.4 PAGs for the general public are given in ranges. The lowest dose values should be used if there are no major local , constraints in providing protection at this level. Local constraints may, however, make the lower values impractical to . use, but in no case should the higher value be exceeded in determining a need for protective action. 3.5 The projected dose and affected offsite areas depend upon the curies released, release rate, duration of the release,. isotopic mixture of the release (varies with effective age) and meteorological conditions. 3.6 At times, selection of protective actions should be considered subjectively as conditions beyond the scope of this procedure exist. 3.7 The protective action recommendation for potential and/or actual loss of physical control of the facility is a 3600, 2 mile evacuation. 3.8 When the wind is blowing into the Palo Verde Hills (sectors N, P or Q) and protective actions are being considered, the two sectors on either side of the affected sector shall be included in the recommendation (e.g., a plume in sector P shall require consideration of sectors M, N, Q and R in the recommendation.) 3.9 Protective actions recommended to State Authorities by APS SHALL NOT be transmitted to the JENC. 3.10 Government officials should inform EC/EOD prior to implementing protective actions. i Pv216 000A (4/82)
PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. ( IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-15 9 REVISION PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDELINES 2 Page 5 of 14 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 Dose estimates which population groups may potentially receive, are calculated in accordance with EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment". This dose estimate is referred to as the projected dose. A protective action is an action taken to avoid or reduce this projected dose when the benefits derived from such action are sufficient to offset any undesirable features of the protective action. 4.1.2 The Protective Action Guide (PAG) is based on the projected dose to individuals in the population which warrant taking protective actions. It is used in an effort to minimize the risk from an event which is occurring or has already occurred. 4.1.3 The responsibility for the decision to notify and i recommend protective actions to the appropriate authorities belongs to the Emergency Coordinator until he is relieved of this responsibility by the Emergency Operations Director. 4.1.4 The Radiation Protection Technician, (Rad. Waste) of the affected unit shall be responsible for initial offsite dose calculations and/or projections. 4.1.5 The Radiation Protection Coordinator shall be responsible for updating and refining dose assessments for critical receptor site locations and evaluating appropriate protective actions. 4.1.6 The Radiological Protection Coordinator (Radiological Assessment Coordinator) shall he responsible for relaying dose assessment and protective action evaluations to the Emergency Coordinator (Emergency Operations Director). 4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 Projected whole body and thyroid dese rates and integrated dose for critical receptor site locations have been calculated in accordance with EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment" and such doses warrant evaluating, and if necessary, recommending protective actions. Pv;'6 000A (8/82)
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PF<OCEDURE PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN NO. j IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EEIP-15 REVISION PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDELINES 2 Page 7 of 14 4.3.3.1 If evacuation is completed before the plume arrives, then evacuation is 100 percent effective. To determine the time of exposure to the plume, it is necessary to calculate the plume arrival time T(PA). The plume arrival time, T(PA) is expressed as: T(PA) = TB + Trg Where: TB = Time projected before release begins. TTR = Time projected for plume travel for given windspeed and downwind distances from the start of release. To calculate TTR refer to procedure EPIP-14B. 4.3.3.2 Evaluate constraints against evacuation. Compare the estimated evacuation time T(EV) with the estimated plume arrival time, T(PA). 4.3.3.3 Under the following conditions evaluate the benefits of sheltering vs. the benefits of evacuation. (1) In cases where there is no time to evacuate prior to the arrival of the plume. (2) The projected evacuation time and time before plume arrival are nearly equal. 4.3.3.4 If evacuation appears to offer a significant reduction in dose (greater than sheltering) recommend evacuation to the appropriate county and/or state officials. 4.3.4 Sheltering Effectiveness 4.3.4.1 If evacuation does not offer significant dose avoidance or if local constraints prevent evacuation recommend that officials warn the affected population to: (1) Seek shelter. (2) Close windows. (3) Turn off ventilation systems. (4) Seal cracks in doors with wet rags. memoa esa
l PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN QcEouse IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE mP-M REVISION PROTECIIVE ACTION GUIDELINES 2 Page 8 of 14 4.3.4.2 Control access to the affected area. ) 4.3.5 Evaluate the possibility of evacuation after the plume has passed. 4.3.5.1 After the plume has passed, evaluate the significance of ground deposition in accordance with ZPIP-17, j' "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling". 4.3.5.2 Determine if dose rates are sufficient to warrant subsequent evacuation. 4.3.5.3 Multiply the projected dose by the external shielding factor (Appendix B). 4.3.5.4 Compare the projected dose to the PAG for whole body i gamma dose (Appendix A). i 4.3.6 Evaluate the significance of inhalation dose. (Shielding factors for inhalation doses are presented in Appendix C). Shielding factors are for a sealed, wood-frame house. 4.3.6.1 Multiply the projected dose by the inhalation shielding factor to determine the reduction in inhalation dose from the plume. Compare the projected dose to the PAG for thyroid dose in Appendix A. 4.3.7 Determine the critical organ of concern, the whole body or the thyroid. Compare the projected dose for the critical organ to the PAG for that organ ir Appendix A. i t 1
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- 1. Notification of Unusual Event declared Inform State & County authorities of $ Eg indicating that events are in progress status /cause and based on situation Q m which indicate potential degradation of recommend that no protective action is , % hgm the level of safety of the plant; howeve.. necessary or standby for update if m no release of radioactive material requir- situation worsens. 2
! ing offsite response / monitoring is h s O expected unless further degradation of O jl safety systems occurs. g gg y O *< 3 mi
- 2. An alert has been declared; any' releases Inform State & County Authorities of Alert a DF are expected to be limited to small frac- status /cause and recommend that the public $ C 3*
tions of the EPA / PAG exposure levels at be apprised of the situation and stay tuned h the site boundary unless further degrada- to EBS/KTAR radio station. tion of safety systems occur.
- 3. A Site Area Emergency has been declared; any releases are not expected to exceed Inform State & County authorities of Site Area Emergency Status /cause and recommend seeking 5
pO EPA / PAG exposure levels beyond the site shelter within a 2 mile radius of the plant $ ,'h boundary unless further degradation of and within 10 miles in affected sectors as z m c safety systems occur. warranted based on plant / containment conditions, w h$ ($
- NOTE: References for thfa table are a combination of Table 5.1, page 5.31 Rev. 6/79 - Manual of Protective Action. for Nuclear Incidents and NUREG-0654, published 11/80.
** Affected sectors include, as a minimum, the downwind sector (s) and adjacent sectors. For E YD plumes in sectors P, Q, or N, two sectors on either side of the affected sector shall be 5 5 *p included in the recommendation (e.g., a plume in sector P shall require consideration of e Pd sectors M, N, Q and R. g g>4 s 4. #
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- 8. An actual release has occurred and the Recommend seeking shelter 360* for two (2) m projected dose to individuals in the miles and in affected sectors out to 10 population is calculated to be: miles, a) 0.5 i whole body < 1 rem b) 1.0 g thyroid < 5 rems ,
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E s k 3 CUIDELINES FOR REC 0ffiENDED PROTECTIVE ACTIONS FOR CASEOUS PLUME EXPOSURE * (CONT'D) 3 - CONDITION RECOMMD(DED ACTION % k EMERGENCY AND DtERGENCY TEAM PERSONNEL h h 4 E
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except lifesaving missions, to these level (appropriate controls for Emergency Team M Q Q1 gh a) whole body > 25 rems workers include time limitations and 3Z b) thyroid >125 rems respirators). m
- 12. An actual release has occurred and the Control exposure of Emergency Team members projected dose to Emergency Team workers except lifesaving missions, to this level performing lifesaving missions is cal- (control of time of exposure should be most $
culated to be: effective). $ q~b$ 8 a) whole body > 75 rems NOTE: Although respirators should be used 6 H where effeccive to control dose to Emergency
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- PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE NO. APPENDIX B IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-15 Page 1 of 1 REVISION PROTECL3 ACTION GUIDELINES 2 Page 13 of 14 REDUCTION IN EXTERNAL GAMMA DOSE FROM PASSING CLOUD SHTET.nING FACTOR (a)
STRUCTURE OR LOCATION AVERAGE RANGE (1) Outside 1.0 - (2) Vehicles 1.0 - (3) Wood frame house (no basement)(b) 0.9 (4) Basement of wood house 0.6 0.1 to 0.7(c) l (5) Masonry house (no basement) 0.6 0.4 to 0.7(c) (6) Basement of masonry house 0.4 0.1 to 0.5(c) (7) Large office or industrial building 0.2 0.1 to 0.3(c,d) k NOTES: (a) The ratio of the interior dose to the exterior dose (b) A wood frame house with brick or stone veneer is approximately equivalent to a masonry house for shielding purposes. (c) This range is mainly due to different wall materials and different geometries. (d) The reduction factor depends on where the personnel are located within the building (e.g., the basement or an inside room). PY21HODA (8/821
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2.0 REFERENCES
3-3.0 LIdITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 5 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 5 4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 6 4.3.1 General Instructions 6 4.3.2 Gross Radioactivity Measurement 7 4.3.3 Contamination Surveys 8 4.3.4 Particulate and Radioiodine Air Samples 8 4.3.5 Exiting Controlled Area 9 APPENDICES Appendix A - Emergency Inplant Monitoring Data Sheet: 11 Beta / Gamma Dose Rate Measurements Appendix B - Emergency Inplant Monitoring Data Sheet: 12 Smear Samples Appendix C - Emergency Inplant Monitoring Data Sheet: 13 Particulate and Radiciodine Samples Appendix D - Inplant Monitoring Team Check List 14 i i PV21s-000A i8ta2)
1 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN gcaouRe IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gprp.16 REVISION INPLANT SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 3 of 16 1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 To provide for emergency inplant radiological monitoring and surveys in the event of a release of radionuclides.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References , _ , _ 2.1.1 EPIP-17 "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling" - 2.1.2 EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" 2.1.3 EPIP-28, " Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination" 2.1.4 EPIP-29, " Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination" 2.1.5 ANSI N45.2.9, " Requirements for Collection, Storage and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants, 1974. 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev. 1 " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 2.2.2 NUREG-0737, " Clarification of THI Action Plsa Requirements", Oct. 1980 2.2.3 75RP-9ZZ46, " Radioactive Contamination Survey Procedure", Rev. 1. 2.2.4 75RP-9ZZ47, " Radiation Survey Procedure", Rev. 1. 2.2.5 75RP-92Z48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and Measurement", Rev. 1. 2.2.6 75AC-9ZZ01, "Radiatie'. Exposure Authorization, Permits and Control", Rev. 1. 2.2.7 F & J Specialty Products, Inc. "Radiciodine Absorption Cartridge Documentation and Technical Performance Specifications for NRC Audits of Radioiodine Sampling Procedures", 1984. l maam isien
1 - ), 1 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN TCEWRE l lMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE Epte-16 ! REVISION INPLANT SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 4 of 16 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS , 3.1 The Radiological Protection Coordinator may authorize exposures in excess of PVNGS Administrative Radiation Exposure Limits up to the limits of 10 CFR 20. Exposures in excess of 10 CFR 20 limits up to Emergency Exposure Limits of EPIP-18
" Emergency Exposure Guidelines," shall be authorized by the Emergency Coordinator. Exposures in excess of Emergency Exposure Limits shall not be authorized.
3.2 The Radiation Monitor or RPC should check RMS dose rates v.ia. ERFDADS monitor prior to RP access 'into an area. 3.3 Use appropriate protective clothing, equipment and respirators. 3.4 Ensure that proper dosimetry is worn. 3.5 Check batteries and perform source check test on survey instruments to be used. 3.5.1 Allow warm up time for high range survey equipment. 3.6 While in route to the survey location, keep the survey meter turned on with the meter set to the high scale, switching down as necessary. 3.7 Under the following conditions inplant monitoring personnel should withdraw from the area immediately and relay this information to the Radiological Protection Coordinator. 3.7.1 If the unanticipated area gamma dose rate is equal to or greater than 10 R/hr. NOTE The following conditions may indicate airborne radioactivity: a continuous air monitor in a valid alarm condition or observation of steam. , 3.7.2 If airborne activity is suspected at the survey location and the field monitoring team is not wearing respirators, control access and leave the area. l re ' -- -- , _ _ _ . - _ . _ , .
l PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Q cswas l IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE yyy,_ u REVISION INPLANT SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 5 of 16 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 The Radiation Protection Monitor, until relieved by the Radiological Protection Coordinator, is responsible for the implementation of this procedure. 4.1.2 Technicians involved in air and gross gamma and beta sampling should be familiar with' operafion of the air samplers, cartridges, filters, and survey instrument's. Monitoring Team members should be familiar with 75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and Measurement", 75RP-92Z46, " Radioactive Contamination Survey Procedure", and 75RP-9ZZ47, " Radiation Survey Procedure". 4.1.3 Members of Monit'oring Teams should proceed to the Operations Support Center for instructions. 4.1.4 The Operations Support Center Coordinator shall supervise the formation of Inplant Monitoring Teams. 4.1.5 The Radiological Protection Coordinator shall direct the briefing and dispatching of Inblant Monitoring Teams. 4.1.6 The Unit Supervising Radiation Physicist shall provide technical support for the inplant survey teams in coordination with the RPC. 4.1.7 the Inplant Monitoring Team Leader should communicate with the RPC at least every 30 minutes via phone and/or
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4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 An ALERT or more severe emergency has been classified per EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification". 4.2.2 Don protective clothing and respiratory apparatus if necessary. l 4.2.3 Obtain OSC emergency RP kit per Appendix D. m wooonte,an
4 1 PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN Tcemns IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-16 REVISION INPIMF SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 6 of 16 4.2.4 Record serial numbers and calibration dates of survey instruments and air samplers in Appendices A and C. 4.2.5 Check batteries and perform source check tests on survey instruments. Allow warm up time (approximately 2 minutes) for high range survey equipment. 4.2.6 Check batteries in portable radio. 4.2.7 Complete heading for Appendices A, B and C. 4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 General Instructions 4.3.1.1 The inplant teams shall be briefed on area (s) to be monitored, specific surveys to be performed and any special inst' ructions needed. 4.3.1.2 Air (radioiodine, particulates, and noble gases), beta / gamma, should be sampled as directed by the Radiation Protection Monicor or Radiological Protection Coordinator. The Inplant Monitoring Team Leader shall complete the check list in Appendix D. 4.3.1.3 Survey meters should be left on while in transit. All unposted or unexpected inplant readings above 1 R/hr shall be reported immediately to the Radiological Protection Coordinator. 4.3.1.4 Areas to be surveyed shall be determined by the Radiation Protection Monitor or the Radiological Protection Coordinator. Determination of areas to be surveyed should depend on the type of accident, area radiation monitor readings and previous survey data. The major accident categories are listed below with suggested survey areas. PV21H00A $4
PROCEDURE PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN NO. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-M l REV!SION INPLANT SURVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 7 of 16 Suggested Accident Type Survey Area LOCA All areas around ccatainment Areas around operating ESF equipment during recirculation phase SGTR Main Steam Lines, Turbine,
'and"Clindenser WGDTR Area around WGDT including entire radwaste builditg FHA Fuel handling area 4.3.2 Gross Radioactivity Measurement 4.3.2.1 Don protective clothing and respirators.
4.3.2.2 Assure that appropriate dosimetry is worn. 4.3.2.3 Use one of the following instrument types (as appropriate):
- 1. Extended probe
- 2. 0-5 R/hr survey meter
- 3. 0-50 R/hr survey meter 4.3.2.4 Access the controlled area using the emergency Radiation Exposure Permit Number 9999.
4.3.2.5 While in route to the survey location, keep the survey meter on with the meter sot on the high scale switching down as necessary. 4.3.2.6 Upon arrival at the survey location evaluate radiological conditions. Record findings on Survey map and transpose to applicable Appendices. Report findings to the Radiological Protection Coordination. 4.3.2.7 Maintain communications with the RPC/ Field team communicator and transmit radiation readings when they change significantly. Pv2*C00A $aa
L i PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN QCEDURE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE rpre m REVISION l INPLANT SURVEYS AND SAMPLING l 2 Page 8 of 16 i 4.3.2.8 If the dose rate exceeds expected levels or if exposure of any member of the team exceeds their assigned limit, the entire team shall retreat to a low level radiation background area, notify the RPC and await further instructions. 4.3.2.9 Perform a general survey of problem area and record all readings on a survey map. 4.3.2.10 Pe. form survey of specific e'quipment, instruments,
, valves, etc and record all readings on survey map.
4.3.3 Contamination Surveys 4.3.3.1 Perform contamination surveys in assigned survey location. 4.3.3.2 Record smear location on the survey cap. 4.3.3.3 Have smears counted in unit RP counting lab if available, or approximate activity by performing a
, direct frisk with a pancake probe assuming 10%
efficiency. 4.3.3.4 Transmit results to the RPC using Appendix B or applicable survey maps. 4.3.4 Particulate and Radiciodine Air Samples (Appendix C) NOTE Silver zeolite (AgX) cartridges shall be used and counted in the unit chemistry lab or as directed by the RPC. l NOTE Air sample volumes should be 10 ft3 ,, ,, directed by the Radiation Protection Monitor Oushift, or Radiological Protection Coordinator (onsite). 4.3.4.1 Assemble the sample head. The particulate filter i should be upstream from the iodine cartridge. Attach ! the sample head to the air sampler. l I l
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4.3.4.4 Determine the sampling time necessary to collect a sample volume of 10 ft and collect sample. , 4.3.4.5 In a low radiation background area, record the sampling time (in minutes) on Appendix C and calculate the flow rate in CFM using the following method: CFM (Initial) + CFM (Final)
= CFM (Sample Collection) 2 Where: CFM (Initial), (CFM Final) and CFM (Sample Collection) are the initial flow rate, final flow rate, and mean flow rate, respectively, in CFM. Record the mean flow rate value on Appendix C.
4.3.4.6 Calculate the sample volume as follows and record in . Appendix C. 3 V(ft ) = CFM (Sample Collection) x Sample Collection Time (Minutes) 4.3.4.7 Disassemble the sample head. Place the particulate l filter in a plastic bag and label the bag with the date, time, location, and sample volume. 4.3.4.8 Have samples counted in unit chemistry lab or as directed by RPC. 4.3.4.9 Save samples for recount or dispose of as radioactive material as directed by the RPC. 4.3.5 Exiting Controlled Area l 4.3.5.1 Notify RPC/ Field Team communicator that survey is complete and of your intention to return to OSC. PV2 4 000A $ 82)
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4.3.5.3 Perform thorough body frisk. 4.3.5.4 If contaminated, notify RPC and proceed with decontamination procedures under direction.
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- 1. Re7 ort to OSC upon notification. /
2.- Obtain briefing from supervisory individual: / (a) Radiatiott Protection Monitor (Onshift) or (b) Radiological Protection' Coordinator (Onsite).
! 3. Obtain the follot.ing equipment as required: /
(1) Legal TLD, job TLD (alarming dosimeter opticnal) (2) OSC Emergency RP Kit mum sen
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- 4. Record serial numbers and calibration dates of survey instruments and air samplers in Appendix A and C, EPIP-16. /
- 5. Check batteries and perform source check tests on survey /
instruments.
- 6. Check batteries in portable radio. /
- 7. Allow warm-up time for high range survey equipment /
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- 8. Conduct surveys and sampling per EPIP-16, and as directed, /
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- b. Particulate and radiciodine air samples *
- c. Surface contamination samples
- 9. Dispose of sampling media as radioactive waste upon direction from the RPC. /
SUBSEQUE E ACTIONS 7 Reporting
- 10. Communicate with the Radiation Protection Monitor (onshift) or the Radiological Protection Coordinator, at least every one half hour via portable radio. /
Documentation
- 11. Complete Appendices A, B, C, and D, EPIP-16. /
Decontamination
- 12. Be checked for contamination. /
- 13. Decontaminate equipment as required, per EPIP-29,
" Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination". /
- 14. Decontaminate self as required, per EPIP-28,
" Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination". /
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3 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4* 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4 4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 5 APPENDICES Appendix A - Emergency Field Monitoring Data Sheet Beta / Gamma Dose Rate Measurements 12 Appendix B - Emergency Field Monitoring Data Sheet: Particulate and Radiciodine Samples 13 Appendix C - Emergency Field Monitoring Data Sheet: Noble Gas Samples 15 Appendix D - Emergency Field Sampling Data Sheet: Soil, 16 Water and Vegetation Samples" l Appendix E - Onsite Survey Map 17 Appendix F - Offsite Sampling TLD Locations 18 Appendix G - Field Monitoring Team Check List 21 1 { i 1 PYt18 000A (840
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References . 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-14B, " Dose Assessment" 2.1.3 75RP-9ZZ50 " Operation Calibration and Performance Testing of Laboratory Scaler Counting Systems" ( 2.1.4 EPIP-28, " Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination" 2.1.5 EPIP-29, " Area / Equipment Monitoring and Decontamination" 2.1.6 EPIP-38,," Emergency Equipment and Supplies Inventory" 2.1.7 ANSI N45.2.9, " Requirements for Collection, Storage and a Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants, 1974" 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev. 1 " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants." . 2.2.2 75 RP-9ZZ46, " Radioactive Contamination Survey Procedures", Rev. 1 . 2.2.3 75 RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and Measurement", Rev. 1 2.2.4 Emergency Plan, Rev. 3. 2.2.5 F&J Specialty Products, Inc., "Radiofodine Absorption Cartridge Documentation and Technical Performance Specifications for NRC Audits of Radioiodine Sampling Procedure", 1984. 1 PVtSOODOA teren
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ONSITE/0FFSITE SUREVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 4 of 23 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS , 3.1 Use appropriate protective clothing, equipment and respirators. 3.2 Ensure that proper dosimetry is worn. 3.3 Control access and egress from contaminated areas. 3.4 Methods of communication between field monitoring teams and onsite facilities consists of hand-held radios, and/or radio . equipped vehicles.
- 3.5 Obtain keys to the Radiological Emergency Response Vehicle end other RP Response Vehicles from the key cabinet in the RP Office or the Security Office. Check that there is an adequate fuel level in the vehicle.
3.6 If required, obtain keys to Meterological Tower and Gate from the key cabinet in the Security Office. 3.7 The RERV should be used as a mobile counting lab and the other . RP vehicles should be used to track the plume. 3.8 Changes in radioactive release conditions may cause the radiation protection requirements to be changed. o 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 The Radiation Protection Monitor, until relieved by the P.adiological Protection Coordir.stor, is responsible for implemention of this procedure. 4.1.2 Persons involved in air and environmental gross gamma and beta sampling should be familiar with operation of the air samplers, cartridges and filters, noble gas chambers, and survey instruments. Field Monitoring team members should be familiar with 75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and Hessurement" and 75RP-9ZZ46, " Radioactive Contamination Survey". 4.1.3 Members of field monitoring teams should proceed to the Operations Support Center for instructions. 4.1.4 The OSC Coordinator shall supervise the formation of Field Monitoring Teams. m m won c _ - .
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briefing and dispatching of Field Monitoring Teams. 4.1.5.1 The Field Monitoring Team Leader should communicate with the Radiological *ection Coordinator at least every one half hour via partable radio using channel
#4; for the RERV, use radio channel #1.
4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 An ALERT or more severe emergency has been classified per the provisions of EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification". - 4.2.2 Don protective clothing and respiratory apparatus if necessary. 4.2.3 Obtain appropriate sanpling equipment. i 4.2.3.1 Equipment located in the emergency lockers is listed in EPIP-38, " Emergency Equipment and Supplies Inventory." 4.2.3.2 The offsite monitoring teams should obtain snatch-and-go kits from the Service Building. 4.2.3.3 Onsite monitoring teams should obtain necessary equipment from the OSC Emergency RP Locker. 4.2.4 Record serf al numbers and calibration dates of survey instruments and air samplers in Appendices A, B and C. 4.2.5 Check batteries and perform source check tests in survey instruments. 4.2.6 Check batteries in portable radio. 4.2.7 Complace Appendices A, B, C, and D headings as appropriate. 4.3 '.nstructions 4.3.1 General Information 9V110000A thett
e PROCEDURE > PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN NO. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP M REVISION ONSITE/0FFSI11 SUREVEYS AND SAMPLING 2 Page 6 of 23 4.3.1.1 The offsite sampling locations shall be determined by the Radiological Protection Coordinator based on wind direction and a plume width of 3 sigma Y. If TLD sampling locations are used, they are indicated on the Map of Offsite Sampling TLD Locations, (Appendix F). The Monitoring Team Leader shall complete the check list in Appendix 0. 4.3.1.2 For plant perimeter surveys, the RPC shall determine , which quadrant should be sampled. Labeled TLDs - attached at various points along the protected area fence represent the center of each survey sector and may be used as location reference points (Appendix E.) 4.3.1.3 Don protective clothing and/or breathing apparatus when required for radiologicci conditions encountered. 4.3.1.4 Air (radiciodine, particulates, and noble gases), soil, vegetation and surface water (if available) should be sampled at each sampling location as determined by the RPC. . 4.3.1.5 Survey meters should be left on while in transit. All offsite readings above 0.2 mR/hr should be relayed to the Radiological Protection Coordinator. These sites should be extensively surveyed. 4.3.1.6 All onsite samples should be counted in the unit , chemistry lab, if available. 4.3.2 Gross Radioactivity Measurement (Appendix A) mR/hr at 3 feet above ground level: 4.3.2.1 Determine the gross mR/hr at 3 feat with the beta shield closed. Subtract the "
Background:
window closed" value (from Appendix A). Record the not mR/hr value in Appendix A. 4.3.2.2 Determine the gross mR/hr at 3 feet with the beta shield open. Subtract the " backgrounds window open" value (from Appendix A). Multiply difference by the Beta factor, which is recorded on the calibration ! stricker, and record the not mR/hr value in Appendix A. i 4.3.2.3 Determine the gross mR/hr at 3 inches above ground i level: (repeat steps 4.3.2.1 and 4.3.2.2 above with l l the meter at three . inches). m seeon een 1
PROCEDURE ( PVNGS EMERGENCY PLAN NO. IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-17 REVISION ONSITE/0FFSITE SUREVEYS AND SAMPIING 2 Page 7 of 23 4.3.3 Particulate and Radiolodine Air Samples (Appendix B) NOTE For environmental radiciodine air samples, silver zeolite (AgX) cartridges should be used and counted in the field. NOTE . Air sample volumes should be 10 ft.3 or as directed by the Radiation Protection Monitor (onshift) or Radiological Protection Coordinator (onsite). 4.3.0.1 Connnet the air sampler to a 120V AC power source ort j ( 4.3.3.2 Connect 12V DC air sampler to car battery. 4.3.3.3 Start vehicle. 4.3.3.4 Assemble the sample head. The particulate filter should be upstream from the iodine cartridge. Attach , the sample head to the air sampler. 4.3.3.5' Start the sampler in the variable position if a variable air sampler is available. 4.3.3.6 Adjust the flow rate. The maximum flow rate should be 4 CFM. It is sJggested that the flow rate be 2 CFM. The nonvariable flow rate air samplers are fixed at 2 CFM. 4.3.3.7 Datermine the sampling time necessary to collect a sample volume of 10ft3 . Record the sampling time (in minutes) on Appendix 8. 4.3.3.8 Calculate the flow rate in CFM using the following method CFM (Initial) + CFM (Final) 2
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4.3.3.10 Perform a minimum (1) minute count with a frisker (in a low background area) on collection side of the AgX certridge immediately after sampling, to obtain a value of gross iodine CPM. 4.3.3.11 Calculate the sample volume as follows. ' 3 V(ft ) = CFM (Sample Collection) x Sample Collection Time (Minutes) 4.3.3.12 Calculate the not count rate from the radiofodine sample by subtracting the background count rate. ( 4.3.3.13 Place the AgX filter in a plastic bag. Label the bag with the date, time, location and sample volume. 4.3.3.14 Count the particulate filter with a frisker. Record the gross counts (cpm) on Appendix 8 and transmit information to the field team communicator. 4.3.3.13 Place particulate filter in a plastic bag. Label the
- bag with the date, time, location and gross counts.
4.3.3.16 Save samples for recount in the RERV as soon as possible. 4.3.3.17 At the direction of the RPC, samples may be recounted in the unit chemistry lab. 4.3.3.18 At the direction of the RPC, dispose of particulate /AgX seinples as radioactive material. 4.3.4 Noble cas Air $seples (Appendix C) Assemble the filter holder assembly as follows: 4.3.4.1 Insert AgX cartridge into AgX holder. AgX cartridges may be used repeatedly during a one day period. 4.3.4.2 Place filter paper upstream of the AgX cartridge in the holder. 4.3.4.3 Attach holder to one side of the gas collection chamber (marinelli beaker). m eaos e m
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collection chamber and the adapter to the air sampler. M tt may be possible to collect the noble ses air sample at the same time as the particulate /fodine sample. If a variable flow rate air sample is used, adjust the flow , rate to 2 CFM. If a non variable flow rate air sampler is used, use information from the following tables - Flow Rate (CFM) semple Time (min) sampleVol(ftk 2.00 S.O 10 1.75 5.7 10 ( 1.50 6.7 10 1.25 8.0 10
- 1.00 10.0 10 4.3.4.5 Collect noble gas air sample as follows:
4.3.4.6 With both patcocks open, draw a sample for 1 min, or - if NG/P/! samples are collected at the same time use information in the previous chart. 4.3.4.7 Close both patcocks on the gas collection chamber. 4.3.4.8 Disconnect the gas collection chamber from the air sampler and AgX holder. I 4.3.4.9 Place the ses collection chamber in a plastic bag.
!.abel the bag with the sample location, date, and time for counting in the RERV.
4.3.4.10 Disassemble the AgX bolder and treet contents as radioactive material. 4.3.5 Soil Samples (Appendix D) 2 4.3.5.1 Hessure en area of 1 m on the ground (if possible). 4.3.5.2 Collect a representative soil sample from that area to e depth of less than 1/4 inch. Record the area and approximate depth of the sample on Appendix C. Pvf 9e64 #446
PVNOS EMERGENCY PLAN gocems IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE gprr-17 RgVISION ON51TE/Of78117. SUREVkts AND SAMPLING 2 l Page 10 of 23 4.3.5.3 Place the soil sample in a bag. Label the sample with the location, date and time of collection for counting in RERV and/or unit chemistry lab. 4.3.5.4 Treat soit samples as radioactive material. 4.3.6 Vegetatifon Samples (Appendix D) 4.3.6.1 Measure an area of 1 m2 (if possible). . 4.3.6.2 Cut a representative vegetation sample to a height of 12 cm being careful not to contaminate the vesosation sample with soil. 4.3.6.3 Place the vegetation sample in a bag. Label the sample with the location, date, and time of collection for counting in RERV and/or unit chemistry lab. 4.3.6.4 Treat vegetation samples as radioactive material. 4.3.7 Water Samples (Aprendix D) , 4.3.7.1 If surface water is available, collect 1 liter of water and place in a 1 liter sample bottle. 4.3.7.2 Seal bottle, and label with the location, date, and time of sample for counting in RERV and/or unit chemistry lab. 4.3.7.3 Treat water samples as radioactive material. 4.3.8 Hilk Samples (Appendix D) 4.3.8.1 At milk sampling locatinne collect one liter of milk and place in a 1 litar sample bottle. 4.3.8.2 8eal bottle, and label with the location, date, and , time of sample for counting in RERV and/or unit chemistry lab. 4.3.8.3 Treat milk namples aJ radioactive material 4.3.9 Semples shall be transportud from the RERV to the Chemistry Laboratory for countiag/ recounting. 4.3.10 Complete sampling lose as required. Records shall be retained per ANSI N41.2.9.1974 m e ens m -
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