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Rev 0 to Procedure Gera 00000, General Employee Training - Requalification
	ML20116B262
Person / Time
Site:	Wolf Creek
Issue date:	04/11/1985
From:	; KANSAS GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
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EERAL EFPLO)EE REQUALIFICATION TRAINING (Student Handout)

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The role each individual employee has in making the Wolf Creek Generating Station a safe place to work becomes increasingly more evident as WCGS makes the transition from a nuclear plant under construction to an operating nuclear.

pcwer plant. General Baployee Requalification Training provides snployees with information on change that-have occurred at-the plant-as-well as reinforcing ----

and su;olementing the objectives of the initial GET training.

The course will consist of the following topics:

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Nuclear Department Orfa'nization 2.

Quality Assurance 3.

Security 4

Industrial Safety 5.

Fire Protection 6.

Energency Planning NJCEAR DEPARTENT ORGANIZATION Nuclear Departnent encompasses the overall direction and management of the Wolf Creek Generating Station.

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QUALITY ASSURANCE Obality Assurance Program

- Assure that all job aspects are performed right the first time.

- The 0A Audit looks to see if plant activities have been properly developed, documented and Implemented 7 "

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- The OA Surveillance is less formal and snaller in scope.

t Ouality Control Group

- perfona field inspections of items or procedures

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. Controlled Procedures'

- dictate how to accomplish the important parts of an activity

- assures consistent perfomance

- are the only approved methods at WCGS

_0C Hold Points (verification points, witness points, monitor points)

- are. stopping points in a procedure to allow the Quality Control staff to perfom inspections or verifications

- is a double check activity QC Hold Tags

- indicate a condition that does not meet quality requirements

- equipment or material placed on hold cannot be used or operated while the tag is attached Documentation

- provides the assurance 'that a job was done in a specified manner f.:(

Identifying and-Reporting Problems It is the responsibility of employees to report problems and errors as soon as they know about thm.

Supervisors should be notified of observed or suspected problems that the proper mechanisms necessary to remedy the situation can be initiated.

Work Requests document and control the maintenance activities of equipment and components

-.follows the job from start to finish.

' Nonconformance Reports

- NCR's doctment and report materials which do not meet design requirements.

- The QC Hold Tag or "Do Not Operate" clearance tag shall be installed on the item.

- Noncmfomances can be a defiency in work, procedure, or in equipment.

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o Licensee Event Recorts

- LER's are used to report to the NRC on certain plant conditions.

Sicnificant Deficiencies All significant oefects and deficiencies in design, construction equipment and services must be reported to the NRC.

Quality First Program -

- alternate avenue available to personnel, the reporting of quality prob-lems and concerns or incidences of intimidation and harassment.

. Quality First Intention

- see letter on Quality First Program SECURITY

'ne Primary Access Point through the Protected Area is the Security Building.

- point of entering and exiting

_ processing hand carried items

- receiving visitors Access - Egress Authorization into the Protected and Vital Areas will be granted to properly identified individuals on a need-to-enter basis only.

- Authorization is granted by the Plant Manager and is reviewed and updated every 31 days.

- Card readers are located at the Primary Access Point (PAP) and at the entrance / exit points of various rooms and levels throughout the plant.

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Identification (I.D) Cards must be inserted into card readers to gain entry to the protected area and then to gain entry to vital areas.

Some areas of the plant are accessed by a hard key rather than an I.D.

Badge.

Tilese keys must be obtained from either Security or the Shift Supervisor.

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g-Classification is the second requirement.

- Persons are classified as either escorted or unescorted

Escorted Classification is authorized to visitors required to be on site for a short period of time.

These visitors must be escorted at all times by a designated individual who has been cleared for the area in which the visitor will be working.

.: Escorting Visitors There are.same important concerns regarding your responsibilities if you are given escort duties.

-tOER allo'( the visitor out of your sight. YOU are not only responsible

- for yourself, you are responsible for them.

-When using the card readers, insert Visitor I.D. Badges first, then your own.

-If you need -to turr[ your escort duties over to scoeone else, you must call Security and notify them of the switch.

Any time you see.a visitor within the Protected and Vital Areas without an

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Visitors can be identified with orange.

badges'.

Steps for Access Personnel entering the Protected Area will b'e required to pass thru:

- X-ray machine checks hand held belongings

- idetal. detectors checks for concealed weapons

- and personnel must then pause in the explosive detector

- obtain I.D. Badge at SAS

- insert badge in the card reader

' - proceed through turnstiles

- if turnstiles fail to turn DO NOT It1 SERT A SEC011D TIf4E. Badge must be revalidated When. leaving'some areas there may not be a card reader inside the Access Point.

Instead there will be an exit button. Push the button to open the door, exit, Atl0 CE SURE Ts LOG OUT 0F THE AREA.

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Anytime you log into an area, you must log out.

Otherwise. you will initiate an alarm when you attempt entrance to another area.

Steos for Earess

- you.must pass through radiation monitors to check for inadvertant con-tanination. Walk through these devices at a nonnal Dace.

- insert your badge into the card reader

- exit through turnstiles

- surrender your badge Badces

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Your I.D. badge is part of your daily work itens, Badges are issured to all enployees who have been issured access to the Protected Area.

- display badge clearly

- badges are color _ coded to indicate who you work for

. White Badge - KGE

. Green Badge - Hired Contractors

. Orange Badge - Visitors

- &nployees working within the Protected Area will be issued a TLD.

The TLD will be attached to the I.D. Badge Reporting Security Violations Al'1 enployees are responsible for reporting security violations:

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Persons who demonstrate suspicious or unusual behavior 2.

An unescorted visitor 3.

Security equignent malfunction u r.r.

If you observe someone deliberately destroying plant equipment, call the Control Roan immediately by telephoning ext, 2800 or by using line one of the Gaitronix Paging System.

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's Shift Supervisor Ext. 2800, 2802 First Aid Ext. 2123 Safety Dept.

Ext. 2112 Health Physics Dept.

Ext. 2809 Fire Protection Dept.

Ext. 2289 Security Ext. 2548 SAETY Individuals and the plant at large benefit from a cannittment to good housekeeping practices, the safe conduct of work, and the maintenance of 1

equipment.

Housekeeping and cleanliness control encompasses all activities related to control of cleanliness of facilities, material and equipment, fire prevention and fire protection, including disposal of canbustible material and debris, control of access, and protection of material.

Employees have certain responsibilities in maintaining the general clean-liness of WCGS.

- Each group shall be responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of all equipment and structures within their assigned work area.

- Each individual who perfonns maintenance or any other activity in the plant is responsible for ensuring all debris is renoved from the area of work and the area is left clean.

- Work materials shall be stored in a safe and secure position upon canpletion or suspension of work.

- Trash / refuse shall be disposed of properly in containers located through-out the plant.

- Low - level radioactive waste shall be deposited in designated containers at specific locations.

Protective Clothing and Apparrel j

- Eye protection shall be worn when performing any activity where the

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noise level areas. Approved earplugs _ and/or eamuffs are provided.

Approved hard hats will be furnished and shall be worn at all approp-riate times

- Stout shoes shall be worn at'all times. except when working in an office.

- Safety belts should be used when working in elevated positions greater than 6 feet.

Entrance to Confined Spaces

- Do not enter unless another employee is standing at' the entrance.

- rSelf contained breathing equipment shall be worn if there is a suspicion or possibility of poisonous gas.

- Ventilate the confined space prior to entering

- Test air for toxic or explosive gases Warninos

- Yellow flags with black lettering : do not cross without pemission

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-_ Multi colored flags : obvious hazard

- Yellow and magenta signs and boundaries : radiation area or Contaminated radiation area Protective Tagging

~"Do flot Operate" tag

. : prevents ope' ration of equipment-to pemit work-to be safely-perfomed,

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'" Caution-In -Test" tag

. pemits testing, energizing and operation of equipment

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. Jurisdictional tag

. identifies equipment as being under the control of KG&E for cal-ibration, testing, and operation.

Infomation Only tag

. provides infomation which will aid in the operation of the system or component

. allows operation of the plant more efficiently.

Material Safety Data Sheet _

- describes correct procedures and proper safety equipment to be used when working with' hazardous substances.

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Hazardous substances at WCGS include acids and caustics, flammable substances, and compressed gases.

- Chemical exposures should be treated by diluting and removing the sub-stance from the area of contact.

- Exposure to gas should be treated by moving the victim to a source of fresh air.immediately and then taken to a hospital.

Storage of chemicals, flammables, and c m pressed gases at WCGS will be allowed only.in.the locations designated for such storage. RememDer, aii serious injuries and emergencies must be reported to the Control Room. Reach the Control' Room'by telephoning ext. 2800, 2802 or by using Line 1 on the Gaitronic's Paging System.

FIRE PROTECTION 1 A major fire at WCGS would be dangerous and could have potentially serious Implications'to public safety. WCGS has a ccmprehensive plan of fire prevention

. measures and administrative controls to minimize the possibility of a fire on site.

Most fires are preventable. People can reduce or eliminate pote' tial fire n

hazards _from the work place.

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!ClassA ordinary comubstibles like water; nultipurpose wood, paper, cloth (solids dry chemical that leave an ash)

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- flimmable di' quids and. gases multipurpose dry-like oil, gasoline, propane,

chemical, hydrogen, alcchol tjever use water Class C electrical and electronic Halon 1

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multipurpose dry chemical 6

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- Use portable fire extinguisher or inplant fire hose racks.

- Nomally perfomed by the plant Fire Brigade.

- If the fire is small, those employees reporting the fire should attempt to put it out.

Portable Fire Extinguisher Use All extinguishers are provided with operating instructions displayed on the extinguisher.

The normal method of discharging a fire extinguisher is to:

- Hold extinguisher upright.

- Pull pin from operating lever.

- Press lever and direct discharge at base of flame with side to side motion Barriers By establishing fire barriers, the spread of fire is limited. Barriers include walls, floors, and ceilings which have been specially constructed to withstand heat generated by a fire for a specified time.

All openings in a fire barrier must be protected by equipment such as Fire Dampers in ductwork and sealant material around piping and electrical penetrat-ions. Any time a fire barrier is left open, a fire watch is needed at the opening within one hour.

Reporting a Fire Any person discovering an on site fire must promptly notify the Control Room by telephoning ext. 2800, 2S02 or by using Line 1 of the Gaitronics Paging System.

It is helpful if an individual remains in the vicinity to direct the Fire Brigade to the location and provide infontiaticn to assist them.

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EERGENCY PLNJNING A major accident at WCGS is unlikely, but it is possible. Because it is possible we must plan for emergencies. Therefore, we have developed a radio-logical emergency response plan which establishes the steps to protect the general public and station employees.

The plan foms the basis for the decision making process by:

1. _ classifying accidents based on the severity of plant conditions.

J. detemining a minimum and consistent response for station personnel and the local authorities.

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providing specific procedures detailing the required emergency actions.

Fission Product Barriers A physical barrier between fission products contained in tne reactor and the environment 1.

Reactor Fuel Cladding 2.

Reactor Coolant Pressure Boundary

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Containment Emergency Classifications Four classes of emergencies based on the severity of the event

. floticication Of An Unusual Event

- A degradation in the level of plant safety, e.g., fire in a vital area, damage from a tornado, attempted access to a vital area by an unaethorized person

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- 1 of the 3 fission product barriers breached, e.g., Reactor Coolant Pressure Boundary or Reactor fuel Cladding 11

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- Any 2 of the 3 fission product barriers breached

. General Emergency

- All 3 fission product barriers breached Evacuation and Accountability

. Definitions

- Essential Fersonnel 1.

KG&E personnel having emergency response assignment

- flan-essential Personnel

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All others not designated as essential 2.

Contractors / Visitors / Construction

. Local Area Evacuation

- flot in E-Plan

- A room or a building is detemined hazardous to personnel

- Alam/ announcement sounds in affected area

- Personnel leave affected area as directed

- Personnel in RCA (Radiologically Controlled Area) evacuate to Health Physics Control Point (1984 level between Control Building and Auxiliary Building).

. Personnel Accountability Assembly

- Initiated upon an alert

- Control Room sounds site evacuation alam and makes announcement

- flon-essential personnel leave protected area (area around the plant en-compassed by physical barriers and to which access is controlled for security purposes)

- Exit through Security Building to pa.-king lot

- Accountability cf non-essential personnel A) Automatic - security ccmputer

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- Initiated upon a Site Area or General Emergency

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- Control Room ' sounds Site Evacuation Alarm and makes announcement

- Perform personnel accountability assembly

- tion-essential personnel evacuate Exclusion Area as directed (area surrounding Containment Building to a distance of 1200 meters /approximately 0.7 miles)

- Security performs the foIlowing:

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November 28, 1984 SU1TECr: Quality First Prcgra On March 12, 1984, the Quality First Progra was initiated at Wolf Creek Generating Station. Provided below are key questions and answers'UJncerning sme essentials of the progrm QUESTIOi:

Who was responsible for intiation of the WCGS Quality First Program?

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'Ihis is an owner (KG&E/KCP&L/KEPCO) sponsored program. 'Ihe progra functions independently and serves both construction aM coerations.

QUESTICN:

Who administers the progrm?

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The KG&E Quality First Progra is administered by the Quality First -

Organization reporting to the Group Vice President - Technical Services.

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If I elect to report a quality concern will my identity remin confidential?

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Yes. Only the results are reported by the Manager of Quality First.

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How may I report my quality concerns to the Quality First Tem?

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There are several avenues by which to report your concern (s), Quality First Personnel may be reached on the Quality First HOT Line (Ext.1818) or within the state of Kansas 1-800-332-5034 to hear your concern (s) or~t6-arrange an interview with you personnaly. You may also visit,the Qualitiy First Team Head Quarter's located in the lower level of the KG&E Security Building.

QUESTICN:

When may I call or visit the Quality First Tem Headquarters Office?

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'Ihe Quality First office is open from 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ftnday thru Friday. Calls may be placed on the HOP Line twenty-four (24) hours a day.

. If calls are placed after nomal hours,your message will be recorded on an answering machine. Your identity is desired but not required.

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Can I be informed of the results of the investigation?

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Yes. If you request to be informed of the results of our investigation Quality First will certainly canply with that request. If a reply is requested on the Ucr Line after hours be sure to leave a forwarding

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