ML20117Q167
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| Issue date: | 04/24/1992 |
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- 1. EXERCISE RULES AND PARTICIPANT GUIDELINES
-11. CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS add CRITIQUE SHEETS I. OBJECTIVES II. NARRATIVE SCENARIO
SUMMARY
III. DETAILED SCENARIO IV. EXERCISE MESSAGES AND CONTINGENCY MESSAGES V. APPENDICES APPENDIX A - PLANT PARAMETER DATA APPENDIX B - IN-PLANT RADIOIDGICAL DATA APPENDIX,C - RADIOCHEMISTRY / PASS SAMPLE DATA APPENDIX D - METEOROLOGICAL DATA APPENDIX E - OFFSITE MONITORING AND RELCASE RATE DATA APPENDIX F - PUBLIC INQUIRY MESSAGES e O'nt g h \ 4 kh% g a.
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'1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE I ".
EXERCISE RULES AND PARTICIPANT GUIDELINES
.To define the ' extent of play' of the exercise players and to meet the exercise objectives, the following exercise guidelines have been established:
- 1. The exercise will be condacted during. June, 1992, and will continue without-suspension until terminated. Since exercise players will not be informed of:
the exercise start time or initiating events, all personnel should follow their normal routines prior to the exercise.
- 2. The exercise will commence with postulated conditions necessitating the declaration of appropriate emergency classes.
- 3. Four groups of personnel will be'in attendance at the exercise and will" function as described below:
A. PARTICIPANTS are operators, chemistry personnel, health physics personnel, 1 maintenance personnel, etc., who have been assigned an 'actinga role during the emergency. exercise. These people serve to take necessary actions to mitigate, terminate, correct, and/or recover from the simulated emergency. B. CONTROLLERS are those predesignated ANO or contractor personnel who serve an active role in the exercise by providing data to participants. The. CON'IROLLERS may also serve to prompt or initiate certain actions in order to assure continuity of the events described in the exercise scenario. , such prompts can be issued only on the authority of tre Lead Controller i and solely for the purpose of preserving the scenario timeline and ' objectives. CONTROLLERS-are the only personnel who will' provide-i information to the PARTICIPANTS; other inputs of infomation from personnel not designated as CO!CROLLERS or PARTICIPANTS _will be l disregarded by the participants. CONTROLLERS may also serve as EVALUATORS. C. EVALUATORS are personnel predesignated by ANO,.NRC, and FEMA to provide documentation and assessment of the exercise. They serve a passive
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function and will only note actions taken by PARTICIPANTS. These personnel _j have received specific instructions on what areas to consider in-their i evaluation of the exercise. EVALUATORS may ask questions of participants ! to clarify actions taken or procedural concerns but should not interfere. J with the flow of events, i D. OBSERVERS are personnel who serve no evaluation,- control, or participatory I function in the exercise. They are allowed to witness the exercise in order to gather information for various purposes. . OBSERVERS shall not interfere with-EVALUATORS, and particularly, PARTICIPANTS. -Questions from- ' 'l
-OBSERVERS should be directed to a CONTROLLER.
Identification of persocael: A. WHITE armband: Controllers, Evaluators and Observers B. BLUE armband: Players (i.e. Emergency Responders C. RED armband: NRC' evaluators D. YELLOW Position Badge: Players - (i.e. Control Room personnel and personnel assigned ERO positions-
- 4. Personnel will be assigned as Controllers at all key functional areas to monitor and control the exercise. In addition, they will accompany radio-logical monitoring teams,-plant health physics personnel and maintenance repair / rescue teams.
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- 5. Message forms and the L ant Simulator will be the mechanisms.used to initiate, orchestrate, modify and-complete the events comprising the overall scenario.
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- 6. Some exercise participants may insist that certain parts of the scenario are 1 unrealistic. The Controllers have the authority, with the approval f rom the
/- Lead Controller, to clarify any questions regarding scenario content. In some 5 cases, it may be necessary to exercise ' controller's prerogative" of countermanding participant actions to preserve the continuity and objectives of the exercise. You must, however, accept the Controller's word as final and proceed. Inappropriate actions can delay or speed up the entire exercise and impact the objectives of other groups.
7 Note that the scenario events are hypothetical. Any portions of the scenario depicting plant system operations transients are simulated events. EQ Control Room actions, or reactions involving op6 ration of plant systems, or affecting gineration capability shall be initiated. All exercise scenario messages shall contain the phrase: 'THIS IS A DRILL" .
- 8. Postulated accident conditions may result in a simulated radiological release which necessitates the consideration of protactive actions for the general public, and will provide the mechanism for offsite authorities to exercise their respective emergency response pinns.
- 9. All onsite and offsite emergency response facilities may be renned to perform their prescribed functions as appropriate to the development of the exercise scenario.
- 10. Media centers may be manned and perform their 1 escribed functions.
- 11. The effsite Early Warning Siren System may be activated by the State.
- 12. Kev Particioant Guidelines A. Participation by ANO personnel directly involved in responding to an emergency shall be carried out to the fullest extent possible including the deployment of radiological monitoring teams, emergency repair and damage control teams, and other emorgency workers.
All actions are to be played out, as much as possible, in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures as if it were a real emergency. Actions of carticioants should be identified to the Controller and NRC Evaluator (s) if not evident. B. Respond to Controller's questions. C. Plant / Monitoring Data: Participants should request from the Controllers-any data which they feel is necessary for the performance of their function. Data will be provided to any emergency teams by a Controller after the participants have taken the required measurements. Plant Simulator, SPDS and RDACS data will most likely be automatic; however, if system f ailures occur, each controller will have the time-related plant and radiological parameters of the exercise scenario. This information will be provided to the appropriate exercise participants, t D. You must play as if radiation levels actually are present, in accordance with the information you have received. l E. If you are entering normal nuclear station radiation areas, observe all i rules and procedures. No one (even the Controller and federal evaluators) l is exempt from normal station radiological practicos and procedures. l NOTE: DO NOT ENTER HIGH RADIATION AREAS IN THE PLANT WITHOUT I ATJ1'HORIZATION FROM THE CONTROLLER. FOLI4W ALARA PRINCIPLES. Page 2 l
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, Rav. 04/09/92 F. If you are in doubt, Agh your Controller for clarification. The Controller will not proept or coach you. They will not provide g information to players regarding scenario develcpment or resclution of
\ problem areas encountered. Die .entreise earticioants. are exceetg4 to obtain information throuah their own orcanizations and exercise their own iudoeEtDt in determinino resoonse actions and resolvina oroblems.
- 13. Actual and Simulated Events: During the amergency exercise, certain events / activities will be simulated rather than utilize the actual employment of resources. Any ouestion as to the simulation of actions should be directed to a controller for acoroval.
- Simulation - involves identification and utilization of requirements and procedures short of getual employment.
- Actual - movement of resources and/or physict? implementation for this exercise.
Examole: The actual use of fire extinguishing agents would not be performed but simulated. Teams would respond but only perform a "valk thru" of fire fightino metions. NOTE: If an equipment failure / malfunction unrelated to the , o sario is encountered (ex. RDACS, Telecommunications, SPDS), exercise earticicants are exceeted to reoort these eroblems and initiate petioni_lo correct the failure / malfunction. This will better enable us to demonstrate our capability in handling these problems in an actual emergency event.
- 14. Provisions for Actual Emeroency: Exercise participants, controllers /
evaluators, and visitors should not take any actions which would preclude j maintaining emergency readiness of the organization and community. If an actual emergency occurs during the exercise requiring a group to terminate its participation in the exercise, they should notify the Lead Controller. All messages concerning actual emergency events should be preceded with "THIS IS M , REPEAT, E AN EXERCISE MESSAGE". 15, communications: Communications between all exercise participants shall occur in accordance with the procedures of all applicable emergency response plans. All communications, including initial telephone conversations, radio transmittals, loudspeaker announcements, etc., should begin with "This is a Drill" or contain the phrase in the communication.
- 16. Compliance With All Iaws: Intentional violation of any laws is not permitted during any exercise. Exercise participants, controllers / evaluators, and observers should comply with all Federal, State and local restrictions.
Specifically all local traffic laws, such as speed limits, should be observed. 17 Avoid Property Endancerment: Exercise participants, controllers / evaluators, and observers should avoid endangering property (public or private), members of the general public or the environment.
- 38. Minimize Public Inconvenience: It is not the intent to arouse or inconvenience the public during the conduct of an exercise. Also all ccxnmunications, particularly in the public relations area, should be prefaced with "This is a Drill".
- 19. Closecut of Exercise
- The Lead Controller will notify and release all controllers and participants whenever the exercise is terminated.
- The Lead Controller will notify all offsite points of contact te advise that the exercise is being terminated.
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ERC920050 > R;v. 04/09/92 HOTE: All cimulated Cxtreico Cv:nto will be initictcd under the dir0ction { of th3 L ed Control 10r. Individuh10 Gro prohibit 0d frce croating rool or
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- 1. .The' event times and scenario are confidential and should bc kept confidential during the exercise. Do not discuss them with the players.
- 2. Visitors should not participate in the exercise nor interfere in the actions taken by the exercise players, controllers, and evaluators.
- 3. - Visitors must stay with their assigned escort and' follow their escort's-instructions.
- 4. Visitors must display their ANO visitor badge and other assigned means of 4 identification (armband, etc.) . l
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- 5. Within emergency response facilities, visitors must position themselves such- l that access to status boards, charts, equipment, etc. is not hindered or prevented. If conpe--ion becomes a probism, visitors may be' asked to -leave temporarily by a e eller. ;
- 6. Visitors should direct questions to their escort or a controller during the the l
_ exercise, or direct quertions to players only after exercise termination. =l 7 Visitor safety responsibilities: , o Safety trkes precedence over all other exercise requirements.
- In caser of accidents / injury, report promptly to your escort or-a cuntroller, and assist as required.
- Repc',t any hazardous condition to your escort or a controller.
- Cocperate in every respect with the plant safety program so that operations may be conducted in a way that ensures safety.
e follow safety rules, take no unnecessary chances, use all f safeguards and safety equipment provided, and make safety a part of your responsibility, o In the case of fire or an actual emergency, follow the instructions of your escort or a controller. t l l V Page 5 f .
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- 1. Personnel are assigned no controllers and/or evaluators at all
- keyfunctional areas to monitor and control the exercise. In addition, they will accompany radiological monitoring teams, plant health ph,71cs personnel, and maintenance repair / rescue teams.
- 2. The ANO controllers will be ccordinated by a Lead Controller in the EOF (ext. 6409/6456). He will be responsible for the overall conduct of the exercise scenario.
- 3. The Plant Simulator, message forms and simulated data will be issued to initiate, modify and complete the events comprising the overall scenario.
Selected controllers will use the message forms to place the scenario events in effect and to trigger responses from the involved emergency response organizations. Each controller will have copies of the messages controlling the portion of the scenario f or which he/she is responsible.
- 4. Controlling messages will be presented to the designated exercise parti-cipant at the time specified in the event schedule. The controller should follow up with an explanation of the message and answer questions to ensure that the participant understands the message.
Three kinds of messages will be used:
- Exercise Messasg ,
Messages used as a primary means of implementing scenario events by hypothesizing conditions. These will be supported by simulated data where necessary. e continaency Messace Messages used at the discretion of the Lead Controller in order to maintain scenario schedule or continuity of simulated i events. These are not to be issued unless absolutely necessary.
- Public Incuirv/ Media Messaces Messages introduced into the exercise by controllers via telephone. These messages are designed to test the organi-zation's capability to correctly route and respond to inquiries from the public and the news media. (Refer to appendix F.)
- 5. Controllers shall ngt provide information to the participants regarding scenario development or resolution of problem areas encountered. The participants are expected to obtain information through their own organi-sation and exercise their own judgement in determining response actions and resolving problems. In the event that the scenario time line will be compromised or that scenario events will be invalidated as a result of either incorrect or incomplete participant responses, or a participant lack of knowledge of how to proceed, the controller will proept the participant with necessary instructions and will note the failure on his/her critique sheets.
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- 6. Note that the scenario events are hypothetical. Any portions of the scer.ario depicting plant system operational transients are simulated events. No control room actions. reactiong_involvino coeration of
{ olant system or affectino ceneration caoability will be initiated. If you are not clear as to what actions should be taken by the players or why, make sure you ask the Lead Controller, so that you understand the extent of the play. Controllers stationad at areas vital to main-taining, generating capability should be especially aware and take extra precaut.4ons in issuing messages or giving instructions regarding the scenario events.
- 7. Players are not allowed to introduce items into the exercise or scenario. ,
Some exercise participants may insist that certain parts of the scenario are unrealistic. The controllers have the author , ith approval from the Lead Controller, to clarify any questions re arding. scenario content. In some cases, it may be necessary to exercise ' controller's prerogative" to preserve the continuity and objectives of thi exercise.
- 8. Controllers will only guide the actions of the ) layers when it is obvious that unchecked actions will have a significant i act on the successful completion of the drill. Controller eromets should be keot to a minit:gm and avoided if at all possible.
- 9. Controllers and evaluators do not have to follow the radiation exposure control practices for the simulated radiation levels from the emergency exercise scenario. However, the players must follow the radiation protection rules. Controllers, evaluators, and players entering actual nuclear station radiation areas must observe all normal radiation control oractices.
- 10. Controller / Evaluator safety responsibilities:
- Safety takes precedence over all other exercise requirements.
4 e In case of accidents / injury, report promptly to the Lead Controller and get medical assistance without delay.
- Report any hazardous condition to the Lead Controller.
- Follow safety rules, take no unnecessary chances, use all safeguards and safety equipment provided, and make safety a part of your responsibility. Be-sure to have a hard hat and safety glasses with you when entering the plant.
o Know your exact duties in case of fire or an actual emergency; suspend exercise related activities.
- 11. The federal evaluators must not issue ' surprise" messages or direct
' surprise" actions at the players. They must-work through the Lead Controller. This is essential ~for the success of the exercise.
- 12. Controllers and Evaluatoro will ccamence their asssignments at assembly locations for players they are to observe , or as directed by tlS lead controller. Prior to ccamencement, all teleccumunications shoul 3 be -
tested to ensure satisfactory communications between the lead controllers and all other controllers.
- 13. All controllers will synchronite their watches to ensure that messages are delivered at the proper time. Times on messages are set relative-L to the beginning of the exercise,
- 14. The Lead Controller will determine the appropriate time for exercise termination and ensure all controllers and players are advised.
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ERC920049 R v. 04/07/92 IS. Upon completion of the exercise, evaluators should begin preparation of their critiques. Refer to the description of the critique process and the critique schedule starting on page 5 of this section. k NOTES: R9.ia
- 1. Know the overall controller / evaluator organization and how/where to contact the Lead Controller.
- 2. Be sure you understand the players' scenario script and the master scenario.
- 3. Be at your post at least 20 minutes prior to any player action commence-ment. Position yourself to maximize your effectiveness in issuing messages and observing the players.
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- 4. Identify the phone (or radio for field teams) you will use to maintain communications with lead controller. .
- 5. Identify yourself at all times to all players. Wear identification, as provided.
6 Identify the players (by name and function) that you will be controlling or evaluating. 7 Remember that there may be two clocks: a scenario time and a clock time.
- 8. Keep the play on schedule by checking your detailed scenario.
- 9. Stick to the time-line as far as giving out information is concerned.
Contact the Lead Controller if significant delays are encountered, so-that scenario event timing can be adjusted accordingly.
- 10. Issue the message on time or as otherwise directed by the Lead Controller.
Make sure the players understand it.
- 11. Allow the players reasonable flexibility to perform their functions and demonstrate their skill, knowledge, and initiative.
- 12. If you must intervene with player actions and the player disagrees with your instructions, contact the Lead Controller to resolve the conflict.
- 13. Respend to Player's questions, yet be mindful of answers that would prompt players to take a specific action.
- 14. Identify the federal evaluator (s). Make sure they are reasonably aware of all y>ur actions and those of the players. Attempt to defray any misconceptions of player / controller actions.
l 15. If a real emergency occurs in your area of play, suspend your portion of the exercise and notify the lead controller immediately. Don'ts l 1. Don't leave your pust at key times.
- 2. Don't prompt the players to take action.
- 3. Don't coach the players.
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- 4. Don't criticito tha plcyar actione during th2 plcy.
- 5. Don't forget to call the Lead Controller to seek advice or help as necessary.
- 6. Do not allow federal evaluators to issue messages / instructions to participanto. If they want to initiate actions, receive authorization from the Lead Controller before complying with their wishes. Players may, however, answer questions directed to them by federal evaluators.
- 7. Do not allow participant actions to continue if they would obviosuly impair scenario continuity.
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ERCz20049. Rov. 04/07/92 POST EXERCISE CRITIOUE PROCESS I ( . e The NRC considers the licensee's evaluation of its own exercise performance as a critical factor in their overall assessment of j its EP. program. They examine our-critique results for objectivity, candor, and most importantly, the ability of our evaluation process to detect and acknowledge the same weaknesses and to perceive them with the same significance as the NRC inspection team. The overall objective of this critique process will be to provide an analysis of the annual exercise which will either be in basic agreement with the NRC assessment or produce an adequate basis for a differing assessment. I. Players Immediately following the exercise, critiques will be conducted in the TSC (for onsite participants) and the EOF (for of f site participants) . The purpose of these critiques will be to solicit input from the exercise players for consideration in the overall evaluation. II. Evaluators The Evaluatg group will consist of 25-30 people (depending upon the rettirements of the scenario) assigned to observe and evaluate approxi-mately 12 different f unctional areas or Emergency Response Facility operations. These areas are indicated on the accompanying organization chart with the number of evaluators for each area in parenthesis. Per-sonnel will be assigned to this group based on their levels of experience and expertise in these specific areas. Personnel assigned to this group will be those (to the extent possible) with past experience as exercise / drill evaluators, participants in scenario development, and menters of the Emergency Response Organization. At the conclusion of the exercise, evaluators will submit their critique results to their group Lead Evaluators. III. Lead Evaluators A typical full scale exercise critique organization will contain five Lead Evaluators. Often they will be qualified ERO members (as denoted on the accompanying chart) who are not participating as players. They will be assigned to their group based upon its association with the ERO position to which they are assigned. Each Lead Evaluator will have several Evaluators reporting to them. Lead Evaluators will obtain initial critique results from the Evaluators in their group as soon as possible following the exercise. They will then meet with an Exercise Critique Board to present and discuss each finding. IV. Exercise Criticue Board , The purpose of the Exercise Criticue Board will be to evaluate exercise performance, determine the most significant weaknesses and/or deficiencies, and present them to the NRC inspection team. Although the NRC's primary interest will likely be in our assessment of the most significant findings, the critique board should examine each finding and prioritize them as they relate to or demonstrate a failure to satisfy the following: e NRC regulations (most significant) Page 5
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e Exercise objectives l e Suggested Program improvements (least significant) a l In this manner, each finding will have a well defined basis as justifi- l cation for the boards assessment. 1 At a later date the Exercise Critique Board will report the results of the exercise or drill to the Emergency Planning staff. The Emergency Planning staff will be responsible for coordinating the resolution of all exercise findings. V. Evalu a tion._E.QImA Evaluation Summary Sheeg are provided to Lead Evaluators. A sununary cheet should be completed for each critique finding prior to the Lead Evaluator meeting with Management representative. Observer Critirue Sheets are provided to all evaluators. Their purpose
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is to document findings regarding the success or failure to accomplish the drill objective;.. These foms are to be sulxnitted to Emergency Planning as soon as possible following the critiques. Evalustor Checklists are provided to all evaluators. They are intended for use in the field during the drill to proept evaluators to assess performance of certain key activities within their area or responsi-bility. Information from these sheets is most often used to substantiate drill findings .(documented on Eval. Summary Sheets) and determinations pertaining to drill objectives (documented on Observer Critique Sheets). These forms are also to be submitted to Emergency Planning as soon as possible following the drill. Evaluators are also encouraged to maintain chronological logs during the drill. VI. Sggmary Following the exercise, Evaluators will meet with their designat ed group Lead Nvaluators and present their findings. The product.of these initial group critiques will be a list of findings and supporting information. A finding should focus on identification of a problem rather than a more report of an observed consequence. For example, a finding that states
' Notifications were not made-in a timely manner".is less useful and more dif ficult to correct without accoepanying information describing the contributing causes of the deficiency.
Lead Evaluators will compile the results of the initial critique and then meet with the Exercise Critique Board The 2xercise Critique Board will prioritite findings and present those deemed significant to the NRC. Subsequent to the week of the exercise the Exercise Critique Board will meet with the Emergency Planning staff to present the results of the exercise. l Page 6 4
ERC920049 R0v. 04/07/92 VII Post Exercise Critique Tentative Schedule DATE TJ12 PARTICIPAEL1 LQCATIQ1]* s 06/24/92 Player Critiques Simulator, TSC, OSC Player Critiques + EOF EOF Auditorium /260 06/25/92 0800 Rvaluators/ Lead EOF Rm 240, 260, 262, Fraluators Meeting. 283, 308 1300 Lead Evaluators RO ' Rm 308 1500 Lead Evaluators and EOF Rm 308 Exercise Critique Board 06/26/92 0000 Critique Board /NRC EOF Rm 246 Meeting 0900 NRC Exit EOF Rm 246
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ERC920049 R0v. 04/07/92 E.IERCISE CRITIC,UE ORf1ANIZATION f NRC Inspection Tgaf1 Emergency _________ Exercise Critique Planning Bonrd Staff Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 6 Group 5 Lend Evaluator Lead Evaluator Lead Evaluator Lead Evalui nr Lead Evaluator EOF Di, rector ( AFJJ1) (SOS) _ (TSC/OSC D11. ) _ _ (TSC Director) Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Evaluators _ Evaluators __ Evaluators __ Evaluators Evaluntors o ECF (3) e Dose Assessment
- Control Room (3) e OSC (1)
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ERC920049 Rev. 04/07/92 ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OBSERVER CRITIQUE SHEET CottrROL ROOM Listeil below are the drill objectives which are applicable to your area of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting ruch an objective. Exercise objectivst:
- 1. Demonstrate the use of the Emergency Action level Classifica; o procedure or Emergency Class declarations.
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- 2. Natification and deployment of the Initial Response Staff (IRS) and the E. rgency Response Organization as dictated by the scenario.
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- 3. Make notifications to the Arkansas Department of Health within 15 minutes of the declaration of an Emergency Class.
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- 4. Make Emergency Class notifications to the NRC in accordance with 10CFR50.72 Evaluation:
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- 9. hmonstrate ef fective and adequate information flow from within and between each Emergency Response Facility.
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- 10. Demonstrate an effective teamwork respense within and between the Controt Room, Technical Support Center, Operational Support Center and Emergency Operations Facility throughout the exercise, Evaluation:
- 11. Transfer emergency direction and control responsibilities (and n.aintain continuity) from the Initial Response Staff to the Emergency Response Organization.
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- 13. Demonstrate proper selection of Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) and timely delivery of PARS to the Arkansas Dephrtment of Health.
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' ERC920049 Rev. 04/07/92 E7ALUATOR CHECKLIST ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUA'IOR LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: CONTROL ROOM DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg-ment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missir3 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Improvement 4 Satisfactory 5 Exceeds Criteria EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMENTS SOS use of 1903.10 to determine 1.1 emercenev class 0 1 2 3 4 5 SOS made clear announcement of 1.2 the deelfration 0 1 2 1 4 5 SOS use of 1903.10 after transfer 1.3 gf emercenev direction 0 1 2 3 4 5 j 2.1 SOS correctly identified staffing needed via 1903.011 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communicator use of 1903.011 fon.s f or notification / 2.2 P.ctivation 0 1 2 3 i Communicator notified IRS as 2.3 recruired by SOS lor staffino IRS deployed as dictated by 2.4 scenario 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communicator correctly completed 3 .1, 19 03 . 0111 f em 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communicator notified ADH within 3.2 15 min of declaration 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communicator notified NRC 4.1 immediatelv followino ADH 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communications established with 0.1 other onsite resconse centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 ! Communications established with j required Federal, State and 8.2 Local acencies 0 1 2 3 4 5 l Information flow within the Con-l 9.1 trol Room was adeauste/ effective- -0 1 2 3 4 5 l i i I I Page 11 i e
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ERC920049 R3v. 04/07/92 EVALUATOR CHECKLIST CONTINUED: CONTROL ROOM EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMENTS Infonnation flow between response 9.2 centers was adecuate/ effective 0 1 2 3 4 5 Demonstrate teamwork among con. 10.1 Q l ,foom oersonnel 0 1 2 3 4 5 Dec,,astrate teamwork with other 10.2 rgquonse centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 Da.onstrbte timely selection of 13.1 n a qr PAR based on the scenario 0 1 2 3 4 5 Demonstrate timely delivery of proper PAR to Ark. Dept. of 13.2 Health 0 1 2 3 4 5 _ Medical Team was notified per 14.1 1903.023B in a tirnelv manner 0 1 2 3 4 5 Control room established and l maintained communications with 1 Medical Team on the scene of the 14.2 iniury 0 1 2 3 4 5 4 Page 12
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Listed below are the drill objectives which are applicable to your ares of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along vi.th any additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercise objectives: 1 Demonstrate the-use of the Emergency Action Level Classification procedure for Emergency Class declarations. Evaluation:
- 3. Make notifications to the Arkansas Department of Health within 15 minutes of the declaration of an Emergency Class.
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- 4. Make emergency class notifications to the NRC in accordance with 10CFR50.72 Evaluation:
- 5. Activation of the Technical Support Center (TSC) within one hour following the declaration of an Alert or higher emergency class.
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- 8. Establishment of communications between the' Control. Room, Technical'
. Support Center, Operational Support Center, Emergency Operations Facility, NRC- (simulated) , and State and local emergency response officials.
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- 9. Demonstrate effective and adequate information flow from within and between each Emergency Response Facility.
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- 10. Demonstrate an effective teamwork response within and between the Control Room, Technical' support center, operational Support Center and Emergency Ope rations Facility th.oughout the dell 1.
Evaluations
- 11. Transfer emergency direction and control responsibilities (and maintain continuity) from the Initial Response Staff to the Emergency Response organization. .
Evaluation:
- 13. Demonstrate proper selection of Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) and timely _ delivery-of PARS to the Arkansas Department of
; Health.
Evaluations 25.. Utilize the Safety Parameter Display System (SPDS) to monitor selected plant parameters. Evaluation:
- 26. Demonstrate security procedures'for the site and the Emergency Operatione Facility.
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ERC920049 Rev. 04/07/92 ( EVALUATOR CHECKLIST ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUATOR LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg-ment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Mlesing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Improvement 4 Satisfactory 5 Exceeds Criteria EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMENTS 5.1 TSC activated eer 1903.065A 0 1 2 3 4 f The 1903.065A was effective in _ 5.2 oettino TSC setuo correctiv 0 1 2 3 4 5 The TSC was activated within 1 5.3 hour of declaration 0 1 2 3 4 5 The TSC was adequately staffed 5.4 when declared coerational 0 1 2 3 4 5 TSCD use of 1903.10 was 1.1 accurate and.timelv 0 1 2 3 4 5 !.! TSCD made clear announcement 1.2 of declaration 0 1 2 3 4 5. TSCD communicated emergency class info to other centers in 1.3 a timelv manner 0 1 2 3 4 5 ADH notified of the declaration 3.1 within 15 min 0 1 2 3 4 5 ADH co location personnel were 3.2 notified of the declaration 0 1 ,,jL 4 5 NRC notified of declaration 4.1 f ollowino ADH notification 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communications was established and maintained with onsite re-8.1 soonse centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communications was established with required Federal, State, and 8.2 Local acencies 0 1 2 3 4 5 Information flow within the TSC 9.1 was adecuate/ effective 0 1 2 3 4 5 Information flow with other re-9.2 sconse centers was adecuste/effee 0 1 2 3 4 5 Teamwork was demonstrated within 10.1 the TSC staff 0 1 2 3 4 5 Teamwork was demonetrated with . 10.2 other response centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 k Page 15
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ffBIdISE RATING SCALE 0 1 2 3 4 5 00KMENTS CBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA Emergency direction and control was transferred from SOS to TSCD ,5 __ Alt; footionall 0 1 2 3 4 Continuity of meergency direction and control was maintained 0 1 2 3 4 5 11.2 throuahout the transferfootional) Demonstrated coordination with other response centers regarding 13.1 PARS (Octionni) O 3 2 3 4 5 Utilized SPDS to monitor plant 25.1 carameters 0 1 2 3 4 5 I 26.1 Site access control maintained 0 1 2 3 4 5 ' O 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 1 10 1 2 3 4 5 _ O 1 2 3 4 5 I O 1 2 3 4 5 l I 0 1 2 3 4 5 _ { O 1 2 3 4 5 ! l 0 1 2 3 4 5 t I l f0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5
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. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OuSERVER CRITIGFJE SHEET QEFRATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER Listed below are the drill objectives which are applicable to your grea of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along with any additiranal observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective.
Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluatior, needs only to address your specifically assigntd group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercise objectives:
- 6. Activation of the Operational Support Center (OSC) following the declaration of an Alert or higher emergency class.
Evaluation:
- 8. Establishment of communications between the Control Room, Technical
/ Support Center, Operational Support Center, Emergency Operations Facility, NRC ( simulate d) , and State and local emergency response officials.
Evaluation: S, Demonstrate ef fective and adequate inf ormation flow f rom within ud between each Emergency Response Facility. Evaluation:
- 10. Demonstrate an effective teamwork response within and between the Control Room, Technical Support Center, Operational Support Center and Emergency
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EXERCISE RAfI'fi3 SCALE QRJECT73 EVEfrI/ CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMEtTTS OSC was set up correctly using ' 6.1 1903.066A 0 1 2 3 4 5 _ OSC was activated within 1 hour 6.2 _ _ of the Aler3 declaration 0 1 3 4 5 OSC was adequately staffed when 6.3 declared coerational n 1 2 3 4 5 Personnel of adequate number of variouu crafts were assembled in 6.4 _the OSC assembiv area 0 1 2 3 4 5 OSC communicatcra underctood their duties & used equipment 8.1 effective 1v 0 1_ 2 3 4 5 Communications was established and maintained with other re-B.2 soggse centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 Interface / communications within 8.3 OSC, staff was adeouste 0 1 2 J 4 5 Inform tion flow within the 9.1 OSC staf f was adecuatt /ef fective 0 1 2 3 4 5 Information flow between response
,,,,,J . 2 centers was adecuate/ effective OSC worked as a team with the 10.3 ..,JS C 0 1 : 3 4 5 OSCD we.s clearly in charge of 10.4 the OSC artivities 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 7 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 1 0 1 2 3 4 5
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ERC920049 Rov. 04/07/93 ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNECS RIMRCISE OBSERVER CRITICUB SHEFT l EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Listed below are the drill objectives which are applicable to your area of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along with a.ny additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercine objectives:
- 1. Demonstrate the use of the Emergency Action Level Classification procedure fer Emergency Class declaration:
Evaluation:
- 3. Make notifications to the Arkansas Department of Het.lth within 15 minuted of the declaration of an Emergency Class.
Evaluation:
- 4. Make emergency class notifications to the NRC in accordance with 10CFr150.72 Evaluation:
- 7. Activation of the Emergency Operat_ ts Facility (EOF) within one hour of a Site Area or General Emergency.
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- 8. Establishment of ecanunications between the Control Room, Technical Support '
Center, Operational Support Center, Emergenq Operations Facility, NRC (simulated), and State and local amergency response officials. Evaluation:
- 9. Demonstrate ef fective and adequate inf ormation flow f rom within and between each Emergency Response Facility.
Evaluation
- 10. Demonstrate an effective teamwork response within and betwJen the Control Room, Technical Support Center, Operational Support Center and Emergency Operetions Faci"ity throughout the drill.
Evaluation:
- 11. Traneter emergency direction and control responsibilities (and maintain continuity) from the Initial Response Staff to the Emergency Response Organization.
Evaluation:
- 12. Demonstrate coordination of response efforts with State and NRC Officials.
Evaluation:
- 13. Demonstrate prcper selection of Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) and timely delivery of PARA to the Arkansas Department of Hes.lth.
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- 21. Demonstrate radiation / contamination monitoring of the Kor.
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- 26. Demonstrate security procedures for the site and the Emergency operations i Facility. .
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- 28. Demonstrate coordination with the Arkansas Department of Health and NRC to downgrade the emergency, or transition to the recovery phase, as dictated by '
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- 30. Demonstrate the ability to produce and deliver information in joint ANO and State news conference from the Emergenc> News Center located within the EOF.
Evaluation:
- 31. Demonstrate coordination between ANO-and the Corporate Emergency Center (CEC) at Echelon.
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( ERC920049 R v. 04/07/92 s EVALUATOR CHECK 1.IST ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE RVALUATOR LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg. ment made by '.he evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Heeds Itnprovement 4 Satiefsetory 5 Exceeds Criteria EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE gyg!C/ CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMME!US EOF was activated with.n 1 hour 7.1 of a SAE or GE O 1 2 3 4 5 Communications was established and maintained with onsite re. 9.1 sponse centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communications was established with required Federal, State, 8.2 and Local noencies __ 0 1 2 3 4 5 Emergency direction and control was transferred from SOS /TSCD to 11.1 EOFD D 1 2 3 4 5 Continuity of emergency direction and control was maintained 11.2 throuchout the transfer 0 1 2 3 4 5 Transfer of command was made 11.3 clear to IDF nersonnel J 1 2 3 4 5 Definite and effecti.e leader-ship was established and main- __11.4 tained in the EOF 0 1 2 3 4 5 EOFD used 1903.10 EAL criteria to 1.1 detemine correct emeroency class _ _0 1 2 3 4 5 ._ EOFD checked related tabs to determine the highest emergency 1.2 class 0 1 2 3 4 5 EOFD made clear announcement of the emergency class to the others 1.3 in the eggngnd room 0 1 2 3 4 5 EOFD infortned other response 1.4 centers of the ,gmergency class 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communicator notified ADH of the emergency class within 15 min of 3.1 declaration 0 1 2 3 4 5 l l Page 22 l 1
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. EXERCISE RATING SCALE QPJ EC*TIVE EVgtfr/ CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COfMEtrTS Communicator notified NRC of the emergency class immediately after 4.1 JOH notification 0 1 2 3 4 5 Information flow within EOF is 9.1 adeaunt e /e ffset ive 0 1 2 3 4 5 Information flow with other res.
9.2 conseJanters was adtquate/ef fee. 0 1 2 3 4 5 REAM receives timely & CCrnplete infornation regarding radio-9.3 locical monitg,rjna 0 1 2 3 4 5 Data were madg available in a timely manner & adequately-9.4 distributed 0 1 2 3 4 5 Data /information were transmitted within the EOF without miscom-9.5 munications 0 1 2 3 4 5 Data /information were transmitted between facilities without mis. 9.6 communications 0 1 2 .3 4 5 Teamwork was demonstrated within 10.1 the TSC staff 0 1 2 3 4 5 Teamwork was demonstrated with 10.2 other recoonee centers 0 1 2 3 4 5 Response efforts coordinated with 12.1 State Officiale 0 1 2 3 4 5 Protective Action Recommendation j accurately identified in timely
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contamination and results re-21.1 corted to EOF HP Supervisor 0 1 2 3 4 5 Appropriate HP control points 21.2 established at EOF Establish positive traffic con-21.3 trol at the EOF oortal monitoro 0 1 2 3 4 5 Security established f or BOF 20.1 crotected area beundarv 0 1 2 3 4 5 The required ID badges were dis-played by personnel within the 26.2 EOF 0 1 2 3 4 5 Page 23 1 1 4
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! Plant status info coordinated !* with ADH in preparation for downgrade or transmittion to 28.1 recovery chase ADH concurrence obtained to ' downgrade or transition to 28.2 recovery chase 0 1 2 3 4 5 Plant status inforation coordi-nated with NRC/ADH in prepasation for either transition to recovery 28.3 chase or to d wnarade 0 1 2 3 _4 5 NRC/ADH concurrence obtained for ' transmission to recovery phase 28.4 or downarade. .0 1 2 3 4 5 _ 31J Make notification to CEC. 0 1 2 3 4 5 31.2 Coordinate updates to CEC. 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 , 0 1 2 3 4 5
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- 19. Radiation monitoring of plant areas by the onsite section of the Emergency Radiation Team.
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ERC920049 R3v. 04/07/92 l EVALUATOR CHECT11ST 4 ARXANSAS NUCLEAR ONL EVALUA7OR_ EMERGENCY RADIATION TEAM LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: (ONSITE SECTION) _ DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg-ment made by the evalustor. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Improvement 4 Satisfactory 5 Exceeds Criteria EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMENTS Onsite moritoring equipment was easily accessible and prwerly 18.1 distributed _0 1 2 3 4 5 Equipment was checked for proper 18.2 coerability orier to its uge 0 1 2 3 4 5 Standard HP practices were em-ployed f or entry into actual or 18.3 cotential radiation areas 0 1 2 3 6 5 Proper survey records, dosimetry, stay times, etc. were maintained 18.4 durino entry 0 1 2 3 4 5
- Survey results were reported to 19.5 the_acorooriate personnel 0 1 2 3 4 5 Follow up actions were taken on 18.6 survev results 0 1 2 3 4 5 Pocket dosimeters were irequently 18.7 checked and ereceriv loooed 0 1 2 3 4 5 The TSC and EOF's habitability 18.B was frecuentiv monitored 0 1 2 3 4 JL _
Team members had adequate under. standing of proper utilization of l equipment (survey instruments, 19.9 radios. SCBA's, etc.) 0 1 2 3 4 i __ Onsite radiation team leader received adequate guidance f rom 18.10 OSC to cerfortn his function 0 1 2 3 4 5 Survey results were systemati-cally recorded by the Health 19.11 Physics Suoervisor 0 1 2 3 4 5 Health Physics coverage provided 10.12 for reenir/damaae control team 0 1 2 3 4 5 HP coverage provided accomplished repair / damage control with mini-18.13 mum radiation exoosure 0 1 2 3 _4_ _ 5 Page 26
ERC920049 Rov. 04/07/92 f ARTANSAS NUCLEAR O!m 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OBSERVER CRITIQUE SHEET PJOIATION TEAM (OFFSITE SENION) Listed below are the drill objectives which are applicable to ywr area of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. E.sercise objectives:
- 19. Demonstrate offsite radiological field monitoring by the offsite section of the Emergency Radiation Team.
Evaluation il 22. Lemonstrate coordination between field monitoring teams and dose assessment personnel. Evaluation: Page 27
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EVALUA*ICR CHECT. LIST I l ARYANSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUA'IVR EMERGENCY RADIATION TEAN l LOCATION /OROUP OBSERVED: (DFFSITE SECTION) DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg-ment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale le defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Improvement 4 Satisfactory 5 Exceeds Criteria EXERCISE _ RATIN3 SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMEffrS Initial team briefings were M.1 _ held 0 1 2 3 4 5 Team assembled with field kits, vehicles and ccernunications 19.2 eauipment in a timelv manner 0 1 2 3 4 5 Instruments checked for proper operability and current cali. 19.3 bration 0 1 2 3 4 5 Teams receive explacit instruc-tions of where to go and what to 19.4 samole 0 1 2 3 4 5 Procedures for conducting offsite monitoring were consulted and 19.5 followed 0 1 2 3 4 5 Vehicle checked for contamanation 19.6 after mission comoleted 0 1 2 3 4 5 Sampling locations were readily 19.7 localgd 0 1 2 3 4 5 Analysis of samples vote per-19.8 fortned outside the clume area 0 1 2 3 4 5 Samples were proped y packaged, 19.9 identified and labeled 0 1 2 3 4 5 Pocket dosimeters were periodi. 19.10 cally checked 0 1 2 3 4 5 Pocket dosimeter readings were 19.11 locoed 0 1 2 3 4 5 19.12 Communications was effective 0 1 2 3 4 5 Team members followed good A1 ARA 19.13 and HP oractices 0 1 2 3 4 5 Radio communications stated, "This is a Drilla, or similar 19.14 statement 0 1 2 3 4 5 Team members completed data 19.15 sheets in the orecer manner _ 0 1 2 3 4 5 l l Page 28 l L
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. EEERCISE RATING SCALE DBJECTIVE EVEffr/CE1TERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMEtrTS Adequate connunications existed between the field teams and the 19.15 EOF 0 1 2 3 4 5 Offsite monitoring supervisor '
provided appropriate guidance by 22.1 DAS for ofijite data 0 1 2 3 4 5 Offsite monitoring supervisor provided field data to Dose 22.2 Asseggment Team 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 k 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 Page 29
ERC920049 R3v. 04/07/92 i ARKANSAS NOCLEA2 ONE N 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OBSERVER CRITIQUE SHEET POST ACCIDEttr SAMPLING Listed below are the drill objectives which are applicable to your area of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercise objectives:
- 23. Demonstrate the capability of the Post Accident sampling System to analyse the prima ry system (RCS) as dictated by the scenario.
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IRC980049 Rev. 04/07/92 9 1- EVALUATOR CHECKLIST ARYJJiSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUA7OR LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: POST ACCIDINT RAMPLING DATE: DIRECTIONS : Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judgment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 . Jot Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needa Zaprovement 4 Satisfactory
% Exceeds Criteria EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT /ORITERIA. 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMENTS Adequate staffing existed for 23.1 cost aepident samolina. HP & Cham 0 1 2 3 4 5 i Team briefing was conducted and '
23.2 orovided adeaunto cuidance 0 1 2 3 4 5 Appropriate radiation exposures 23.3 were authorized and deci==nted 0 1 2 3 4 5 Adequate dosimet y was issued to 23.4 PASS team 0 1 2 3 4 5 PASS was functional and PASS team j 23.5 coerated system without eroblems 0 1 2 3 4 5 PASS team members understood the sampling procedure and satis-23.6 factorily cerformed samolino 0 1 2 3 4 5 Post accident sampling was com+ 23.7 eleted within the reauired 3 hrs 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 , 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 . 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 '1 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 '. k Page 31
RRC920049 i Rav. 04/07/92 l i {- ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE , 1992 , EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OBSERVER CRITIQUE SMEET-EEPAIR AND DAMAGE ColfrROL TEAMS Listed below are the drill objectives which are applicable to your area of observation. Use the attached evaluator checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. !! owe ver, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercise objectives:
- 27. Formation of Repair and Damage Control Teams and demonstrate initial recovery and reentry actions.
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RRC920049 i R2v. 04/07/92 , i [ EVALUATOR CHECKLIST ARXANSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUA'!VR ! LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: REPAIR AND DAMAGE CONTROL Tnum DArg:_ i DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale t'nat corresponds to the judg. .I ment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: { 0 Not Applicable : 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Iuprovement > 4 Satisfactory i 5 Exceeds Cr$teria EXERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 _4 5 CQttgNTS 1 Repair / damage control team per. ronnel were available to the OSC 27.1 J.Laff 0 1 2 3 4_3 HP personnel were available for 27.2 coveraae of roomir/d===ue enntrol 0 1 2 3 4 5 - OSC staff conducted appropriate 27.3 briefinas.for teams 0 1 2 3 4 5 Team merrters .inderstood their 27.4 assioned tasks 0 1 2 3 4 5 Parts, tools, f. equipment needed 27.5 were readily available- 0 1 2 3 4 5 i- Radiation protection procedures 27.6 were followed 0 1 2 3 4 5 Communications was effective 27.7 between teams and OSC__ 0 1 2 3 4 5 27.9 Assioned tasks wert'comoleted 0 1 2 3 4 5 Appropriate exposures were 27.9 authorized and documented 0 1 2 3 4 5 -; O 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 '2 '3 _4 5 0 -1 2 3 4 5 0 i 2 3 '4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0- 1 2 3 4 5 . 1 0 1 -2 3 4 5 I F Page 33
ERC920049 Rev. 04/07/98 ARYJNSAS NUCLEAR ONE 1992 ( EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OBSERVER CRITIQUE SHEET DOSE ASSESSMElfr Listed below are the exercise objectives which are applicable to your area of observation. Use the attached observer checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player perfory.ance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercise objectives:
- 20. Demonstrate coordination of offsite radiological ficld monitoring with State personnel.
Evaluation:
- 22. Demonstrate coordination between field monitoring teams and dose assessment personnel Evaluation:
- 24. Utilire the Radiological Dose Assessment Computer System (RDACS) to demonstrate dose assessment capabilities as dictated by the scenario.
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RRC920049 Rev. 04/07/98 EVALUATOR CHECKLIST , ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUA7OR LOCATION / GROUP OBSERVED: DOSE ASSESSMEFTP DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle the number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg* ment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Improvement 4 Satiefsetory 5 Exceeds Criteria RIERCISE RATING SCALE OBJECTIVE EVEffr/CRITER1A 0 1 2 3 4 5 COWEffrS DAT activation was accomplished 24.1 _exoeditiousiv O. 1 2 3 4 5 DAT members were utilised 24.2 effectivelv 0 1 2 3 4 5 Initial and subsequent dose calculations were perfonned in 24.3 a timelv. manner 0 1 2 3 4 5 Dose Assessment equipr-ent was _ 24.4 .cfm erly utilized 0 1 2 3 4 5 24.5 Plume was defined and tracketi 0 1 2 3 4 5 DAS initiated and provided _ 24.6 eeriodie undstes to tf e lREAM 0 1 2 3 4 5 DAS and OMS <vre provided with adequate inf anution to perform 22.1 their dutien 0 1 2 3 ,_4 5 Comparisons were made between projections and field measure. 22.2 ments 0 1 2 3 4 5 Field measurement were coordi-20.1 nated with State eersonnel 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 Page 35
ERC920049 R3v. 04/07/92 i ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE o 1992 1 EtERGENCY PREFAREDNESS EXERCISE OBSERVER CRITIQUE SHEET MEDICAL EIGRGE Listed below are the exercise objectives which are applicable to your area of observation. Uoe the attached observer checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player perfortnance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's role in meeting such an objective. Exercise objectives:
- 15. Emergency Medical Team response to a simulated injured and radioactively contaminated individual.
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- 16. Coordination between ANO and Pope County EMS staf f for the hand 1hg of a simulated injured and radioactively contaminated individual, s Evaluations k
- 17. Coordinate between ANO and the St. Mary's Hospital staf f f or the handling of a simulated injured and radioactively contaminated individual.
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IRC920049 rov. 04/07/f2 f EVALUATOR CHECKLIST ARYANSAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUA7OR , 10 CATION /GROUI- OBSERVED: MEDICAL TEAM DATE: DIRECTIONS: Circle th3 number on the rating scale that corresponds to the judg. , ment made by the evaluator. Ths Rating Scale is defined as follows: 0 Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Irprovement 4 Satisfactory 5 Exceeds Criteria EXERC18E KATING SCALE OBJEC'TIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 CCteENTE , Medica: Team reaction / assembly was timely following notifica. 15.1 t.A.gn 0 1 2 3 4 5 Medical team assembled with the l __.15.2 .erecer first aid eculement 0 1 2 1. 4 5 Accident / injury assessment made 15.3 bv.the medical tram 0 1 2 3 4 5 Medical Team Leader ^ exerts con-15.4 trol 0 1 2 3 4 5 Medical assistance was rendered 15.5 in a timelv manner 0 1 2 3 .1 5 Appropriate decor.tamination g 15.6 measures.. vere ta. ken 0 1 2 3 4 5 Maintained communication link 15.7 wi th Control Room or OSC 0 1 2 3 4 5 The HP escort reacted properly 15.9 tp the simulated event 0 1 2 3 4 5 The request for and notification of ambulance was in accordance 16.1 with crocedgres 0 1 2 3 4 5 Coordination with PCEM.S resulted in ambulance arrival at proper 16 . 2 _, location en site without delav 0 1 2 3 4 5 PCEMS departed from site without _16.3 unnecer.sary delav 0 L_2 3 4 5 Patient was made ready for _ 15.9 transeert by the me & d team 0 1 2 3 4 5 Dusimeter war lett with the 13.10 catient 0 1 2 3 4 5 Adequste HP coverage was prc-16.4 vided in transit 0 1 2 3 4,_b Patient's radiation doses are 15.11 EQDitored by HP oersonnel 0,1 2 3 4 54 , t i Page 37 l l
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ERC920049 R3v. 04/0*1/92 ARTANSAS NUCIEAR ONE 1992 1 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE DBSERVER CRITIC'JE SHEET gyJE9ENt'*Y K2WS CENTER Listed below are the exercise cbjectives which are applicable to your area of observation. 11se the attached observer checklist, along with any additional observation notes, to evaluate player performance in meeting each objective. Several objectives apply to more than one area. However, your evaluation needs only to address your specifically assigned group or response center's , role in meeting such an objective. Eserciew objectives;
- 29. Activation of the Emergency News Center at the EOF.
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- 40. Production and delivery of information in joint ANO and State news conference from the Emergency News Center located within the EOT.
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ERC930049 L Rev. 04/07/92 EVALUATOR CHICKLIST ARYJJISAS NUCLEAR ONE EVALUAT R [ IDCATION/ GROUP OBSERVED: _$MERGENCY NEWS. CENTER DATE: DIRECTIONS t Circle the number on the rating scale that corsesponds to the judg. ment made by the evaluator. The Rating Scale is defined as follows: O Not Applicable 1 Event / Criteria Missing 2 Unsatisfactory 3 Needs Ipprovement ,
- 4. Satisfactory 5 Exceeds criteria RXERCISE RATING SCALE QLTICTIVE EVENT / CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 5 COMMENTS Emergency News Center was activated and staffed in a timely ,
29.1 MADRE.r , Information received was timely 29.2 and accurate 0 1 2 3 4 5 News releases were coordinated i 29.3 with anorooriste IRO otraonnel 0 1 2 3 4 5 Press conferences were organised, publicized, and adequate in 29.4 numbgr 0 1 2 3 4 5 News Center personnel were 29.5 available for oublic inguiries 0 1 2 3 4 5
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M REX-92 AliCL.QBJECTIVES The 1992 exercise will be a full scale exercise and will include l participation by the NRC, the State of Arkansas and local governments. Additionally, two offsite agencies, the Pope County Emergency Medical Service (PCEMS) and St. Mary's Hospital will be I participating.
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All of the one-year objectivas, as outlined in NRC Inspection Procedure 82302, will be exercised in the 1992 exercise along with nine (9) five-year objectives. The scenario contains several interactive features. As in previous exercises, the scenario will be driven by the plant simulator. Additionally, Repair and Damage Control Teams will be evaluated in more detail. Simulation of their activities will be held to a minimum. This will be accomplished through the use of mock-ups where applicable. Success pathways by the Repair and Damage control Teams will be rewarded based upon satisfactory completion of assigned tasks rather than predetermined scenario times. Thic concept will apply to the performance of operators and the Emergency Medical Team as well. The event times provided in the scenario are approximations based on anticipated response times of emergency teams, t
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- 1. Demonstrate the use of the Emergency Action Level Classification procedure for Emergency Class declaraaions. I
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- 2. Notifiuation and deployment of the Initial Response boaff (IRS) and '.he Emergency Response organisation (ERO) as dictated by the scenario.
- 3. Make notifications to the Arkansas Department of Health ~
within 15 minutes of the declaration of an Emergency Class.
- 4. Make emergency class notifications to the NRC-in accordance with 10CFR50.72. i
- 5. Activation of the Technical support Center (TSC) within one hour following the declaration of an Alert or higher emergency class. ;
- 6. Activation of the operational support Center (05C) following the declaration of an Alert or higher emergency class, f
- 7. Activation of the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) within one hour of a site Area or General Emergency.
- 8. Establishment of communications between the control. Room,
-f Technical support Center, operational support Center, Emergency Operations Facility, NRC, and state emergency response officials.
- 9. Demonstrate effective and accurate information flow from within and^between oach Etergency Response Facility.
- 10. Demonstrate an effective teamwork response within and between the Control Room, Technical support Center, operational-support Center and Emergency operations Facility throughout the exercise.
-11. Transfer Emergency Direction and control responsibilities (and maintain continuity) from the Initial Response staff to the Emergency Response organisation.
- 12. Demonstrate coordination of response. efforts with state and NRC officials.
- 13. Demonstrate pioper selection of Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) and timely delivery of PARS to the Arkansas Department of Health. -
- 14. Activation of the ANO Emergency Medical Team.
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15 .- rcdic;cctivoly contcoinnted individual.Emer :ncy N: dical T000 rc ponto t3 o claulc )', 16. Coordination between ANO and the Pop County Emergency A Medical Service (PCENs) staff for ne handling of a simulated injured and radioactively contaminated individual.
- 17. Coordination between ANO and the St. Mary's Hospital staff for the handling of a simulated injured and radioactively contamir3ted individual.
- 18. Radiation monitoring of plant areas by the onsite section c5 the Emergency Radiation Team.
- 19. Demonstrate offsite radiological field monitoring by the offsite caction of the Emergency Radiation Team.
- 20. Demonstrate coordination of offsite radiological field monitoring with State personnel.
- 21. Demonstrate radiation / contamination monitoring of the EOF.
- 22. Demonstrate coordination between field monitoring teams and dose assessment personnel.
- 23. Demonstrate the capability of the Port Accident sampling System (PASS) to analyze the primary system (RCS), as dictated by the scenario.
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- 24. Utilize the Radislogical Dose Assessment Computer System (RDACS) to demonstrate dose assessment capabilities, as dictated by the scenario.
- 25. Utilize the Safety Parameter Display System (SPDS) to monitor selected plant parameters.
- 26. Demonstrate security procedures for the site and the Emergency Operations Facility.
- 27. Formation of Repair and Damage Control Teams and demonstrate initial recovery and reentry actions.
- 28. Demonstrate coordination with the Arkansas Department of Health and NRC to downgrade the emergency, or transition to the recovery phase, as dictated by the scenario.
- 29. Activation of the Emergency News Center at the EOF.
- 30. Production and delivery of information in joint ANO and State news conference from the Emergency News Center located within the EOF.
- 31. Demonstrate coordination between ANO and the Corporate Emergency Center-(CEC) at Echelon.
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< REX-92 i Narrative Summary The exercise will begin at 0730 on June 24, 1992. Unit-1 and Unit-2 are operating at 100% power. Unit-1 has been operating at this level for 46 days and Unit-2 for 105 days.
Between 0700 and 0730 on Urit-2, there is a slight increat.e on the failed fuci monitor, 2RITS-4806B. The Control Room han called Nuclear Chemistry to sample the RCS for an Iodine Dose Equivalent (IDE) . H.P. is called to n. aitor sampling, due to the increased activity.Also at this time, there is a primary to secondary leak of 0.02 gpm on Steam Generator "A" on Unit-2, with no increase in the leak rate in the past 24 hours. There is no leakage detected on S.G. "B". Tha "B" Emergency Diesel Generator on Unit-2 is Out of Service due to a blower bearing failure, placing the unit in a 72 hour action statement per Technical Specification 3.8.1.1. If repairs to the EDG are not completed by June 27, at 0600, the unit will be placed in Hot Standby within the next 6 hours and Cold Shutdown within the following 30 hours. It is estimated that repairs will take approximately 9 hours to complete. At 0800, Failed Fuel monitor 2RI'TS-4806B indicates that f a.tled fuel has increased to >0.1% failed fuel (>5.5ES CPM). The Control Room will contact Operations management. ops management will respond that a backup sample should be obtained prior to shutdown. The Shift Superintendent should declare a Rotification of Unusua1 Event (NUE) Emergency Class based on EAL 1.2 :
"RCS activity indicates >0.1% failed fuel" The State and the NRC are informed per procedure 1903.011, " Emergency Response / Notifications".
I Between 0800 and 0830, a noticable increase in failed fuel has occurred. At 0830, tha System Dispatcher in Pine Bluff notifies the Control Room that a Tornado Watch is in effect for Johnson, Logan, Yell and Pope counties until 1200. A cell of heavy Thunderstorms is situated in 'a line from Clarksville to Booneville and moving to the South-Southeast at approximately 20 miles an hour. At approximately 0835, a Chemist calls the Unit-2 Control Room and informs the Shif t Supervisor that a fellow Chemist has been injured . and contaminated in the Hot Lab on elevation 354. The Emergency Medical Team will respond. Health Physics personnel will provide coverage and coordinate decontamination activities. 1 Page 1 l
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! The Ecergency. Medical Team will assess the extent of the injuries, stabilize the victim, and notify the Shift Superintendent that a response is required from the Pope County Emergency Medical Service.
The victim will be transported to St. Mary's Hospital for further treatment and decontamination. ANO Health Physics personnel will be provided to assist ambulance and hospital staffs in contamination control efforts. At 0900, Chemistry informs the Control Room that the RCS Iodine Dose Equivalent is approximately 400 uCi/gm, which corresponds to
>l.0% failed fuel. Because of t'.e high percentage of failed fuel, the control room declares an Alert Emergency class at approximately 0905 based on EAL 1.3 :
"RCS Activity indicatos >1.0% failed fuel" The Unit-2 Shift Superintendent instructs the designated Shift CommuniMtor to activate the Computerized Notification System, and the ERO is called to staff the facilities. The NRC and the Arkansas Department of Heal,th are notified of the new Emergency Class. The Operators wil: be instructed to begin a power reduction at this time.
( By approximately 0935, the TSC and the OSC chould be staffed and activated. If the EOF is staffed and functional, then the EOF Director will assume responsibility for Emergency Direction and Control. Otherwise, the TSC Director shall assume this responsibility from the S.S. within 1 hour of the flert declaration. At 0940, a tornado is spotted naar the Sewage Treatment plant by a Security Guard. Security calls the Unit-1 Control Room and this information is pasced on to the Unit-2 CR. The Tornado moves along the ground towards the Plant and at 0941 strikes the contractors parking lot. The tornado continues to move on the ground, proceeds to the plant, and causes the following damage and problems: I
- The west part of the main warehouse roof is damaged.
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- The roof of the Spent Fuel area is destroyed, and large amounts of debris fall into both fuel pools. The refueling crane trolley is damaged-to the extent that it is hanging loosely over the Unit-2 pool room floor and threatening to fall. The falling debris has splashed water onto the surrounding floor and walls and is lying in puddles around both pools. No spent fuel bundles have been damaged by the falling debris.
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- As the tornado begins to head north and lif t back up into the storm cloud, it destroys the middle 500 KV Transmission tower
(#701, ANO-OGE line) immediately south of highway 333.
- When tower #701 falls, it pulls down tower #700 in the same line north of the highway. The remains of tower #700 and its conductor lie across highway 333(west of the training center) , blocking it to traf fic. However, tower #702 in that line remains standing and supports its conductor, leaving the contractors access road open.
The loss of the 500 KV line creates a surge of power that causes a loss of load on the turbine generator, reducing steam flow, and causing a generator " lockout", tripping the turbine. The resulting temperature rise causes higher pressure in the RCS, and the reactor trips as a result of this. Although the surge disrupts the feed from the tranamission line, offsite power is not lost. After the reactor trips, the following events occur:
- The primary to secondary leak increases to approximately 70 gpm because of the thermal and mechanical shock to the RCS caused by the turbine trip.
- Because of the turbine trip, Steem Safety Relief Valve 2PSV-1002 opens and releases steam from the secondary side. But the valve fails to reseat and remains partially open causing Steam Generator "A" to boil dry in approximately 5 minutes. Due to the stuck safety, overcooling occurs in the RCS, creating a thermal stress of the fuel cladding and causing additional fuel failure. These factors, occurring in tandem with the primary to secondary leak, allow radioactive steam to be released to the atmosphere. In addition, portions of the secondary side of the plant are contaminated by the steam.
- Emergency Feedwater (EFW) Pump 2P7A will autostart in response to low Steam Generator level, however, the pump will trip on overspeed. An Operator will be dispatched to determine the cause of the pump failure. Attempts to reset and restart the pump are unsuccessful. An alectrical short has occurred in the control circuits of the governor valve which controls the flow of supply steam to the pump turbine.
- When ESFAS occurs, EFW Pump 2P7B actuates, but motor overload occurs due to a siezed bearing.
- The Auxiliary FW pump (2P75) will be started and will begin drawing water from the CST to feed the Steam Generators.
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The "A" Emergency Diesel Generator will not start when SIAS initiates. A check valve on the fuel line has failed open, draining the fuel and causing the engine driven fuel pump to become airbound, preventing the diesel from starting. Mechanics will be dispatched to the EDG for repairs. At approximately 0955, the EOF Director de tres a General Emeroency based on EAL 1.8:
" Loss of or challenge to all 3 Fission Product Barriors" The EOF Director will' also direct that non-essential personnel be evacuated from the site and issue, at a minimum, Protective Action Recommendations to,offsite authorities as follows:
SHELTER: 2 mile radius 5 miles downwind offsite Dose Projections will be developed and offsite field monitoring will begin in order to determine the magnitude of the radiological release, track the progression of the plume, and to formulate updated protective action recommendations. Repairs to EFW pump 2P7A, 2P7B, the "A" EDG, and Safety Relief Valve 2PSV-1002 will be initiated, with the highest priority given to stopping the steam release through the safety valve. Teams will be dispatched to determine tha extent of damage to the plant by the tornado, and HP will perform surveys to ascertain contamination and dose levels for the affected plant systems. The ERO will be involved in intense recovery activity to repair damaged systems and components (i.e. , Spent Puel Pools, Transmission lines, etc.), offsite dose' assessment, and to identify and eliminate potential obstacles to recovery. Following satisfactory efforts to repair critical plant equipment and establish long range recovery planning, the exercise will be terminated. It is estimated that this will occur between 1400 and 1500. Page 4
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- 1. Plant Evacuation / Accountability The plant evacuation will be simulated during this year's exercise. Appropriate checklists will be completed by participants as though a real evacuation was occurring, however, Controllers will intervene to ensure that personnel are not evacuated from the site. The evacuation announcement over the PA System will be simulated. Due to the simulation of the plant evacuation, accountability will also be simulated.
- 2. Field Monitorinq Team
- c. Due to the expense of silver zeolite cartridges, charcoal cartridges will be used as a substitute.
- b. To prevent undue public concern, respirators and/or anti-c's will not be worn in the field.
- 3. Repair and Damace Control Team
- a. Manipulation and repair of plant equipment will be simulated with the exception of mock-ups staged during the exercise.
- b. Repair and Damage Control team access to plant areas will occur to the extent allowed by actual in-plant radiation levels.
REX-92 ( DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS This section contains a chronological listing of major scenario events and anticipated responses. It is intended for use as an aid for effective placement of controllers, evaluators and observers. The anticipated responses listed in this section do not necessarily include all of the acceptable actions by players and should not be used as a bases for performance evaluations. Evaluations 'of player decisions and actions should be based on appropriate implementation of the Emergency Plan and procedures. IlilTIAL CONDITIONS At 0730 on June 24, 1992, Unit 2 is operatir.g at 100% power. The Unit currently has 252 EFPD of operation. Unit 1 is currently operating at 100% power also. Unit 2 currently is experiencing a slight primary-to-secondary leak on Steam Generator "A". The leakage, as calculated on the mid-shift, is currently 0.02 gpm and has not changed over the past 48 hours. This amount of leakage has not placed the Unit in any Technical Specification condition.
~, A slight increase on the Failed Fuel Iodine Monitor (2RITS-4806B) has prompted Operations to request a Reactor Coolant analysis.
This request was called to the Nuclear Chemistry section at 0725. Additionally, a problem with the #2 Emergency Diesel Generator was discovered by the mid-shift maintenance _section while performing a surveillance and will require that the #2 . EDG be taken OOS to replace a blower bearing that has failed. This repair effort is expected to take approximately 9 hours to complete.
REA 32 1 DETAILED DESCR2PTION OF EVENTS Date: June 24, 1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE l0730 1 Oncoming shift operations staff recieves Shift
- Shift Superindentent will assume the a shift turnover which will present the Supt. watch.
exercise initial conditions. 0745 2 Chemist notifies control room that sample C.R. e The Control Room staff enters High RCS area near hood >500 mr/hr. They are going Personnel Activity AOP or reviews entry conditions. to the PASS building for a sample. 0800 Failed Fuel Monitor 2RITS-4806B indicates C.R.
- Control Room notifies Operations fai. led fuel >0.1% (>5.5ES CPM). Personnel Managemest.
3 Ops management tells S.S. not to begin Shift reducing power until the Chemist verifies Supt. tise activity levels.
-0805 Emergency Action Level (EAL) review using
- The Shift Superintendent will declare a procedure 1903.010, " Emergency Action Notification of Unusual Event (NUE) based-Level Classification". on the following Emergency Action Levels EAL 1.2 - PRIMARY SYSTEM EVENTS *RCS activity indicates >O.1%
failed fuel"
- Additionally, the 5.5. will ensure that notifications are made to the Arkansas Department of Health within 15 minutes of the NUE declaration and to the NRC immediately thereafter.
- Arkansas Dept. of Health vill be advised that no protective action is recommended for members of the general public.
-0320 IC This contingency Message will be issued Shift if the S.S. fails to declare the NUE. Supt.
-0825 2C This contingency Message will be issued Shift if notifications to offsite authorities supt.
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M M DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Date: June 24, 1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO. EVENT FOR- ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE 0830 4 System Dispatcher in Pine Bluff notifies C.R.
- Control Room personnel refer to' the control Room that a Tornado Watch is Personnel procedure 2203.008, " Natural Emergencies *.
In effect for Johnson, Logan, Yell, and The following is required and performed by Pope counties until 1200. the C.R. personnels
- At least one Diesel Generator is stopped and aligneo for auto start.
Failed Fuel monitor activity continues to trend upward. PASS sampling is in progreos. , 0835 5 Chemist calls the control room and Chemist e Shift Superentendent enters 1903.023 and informa the S.S. that a fellow Chemist pages the Emergency Medical Team. has been injured and contaminated in the Hot Lab on elevation 354*.
- Update call made to ADH and NRC notifying them that a second NUE Emergency The Chemist was walking across the Hot Action Level hes been ontered.
Lab.with a beaker of RCS sample in his hand. He slips on wet floor, falling on the beaker. He strikes his head on a cabinet while falling, and is rendered unconcious. Shards of glass are imbedded in his hand and chest. His wounds are contaminated with RCS.
-0845 6-8 Emergency Medical Team begins arriving at Medical e After initial assessment of the victim's the injury site (Hot Lab, elev. 354'), Team condition, the Scene Leader will notify and will contact the C.R. and brief the the C.R. that the Pope County Emergency S.S. on the status of the injured person. Medical Service (PCEMS) be called to respond and transport the victim to St.
Mary's Hospital.for further treatment.
- Health Physics assistance will'be provided to PCEMS personnel and the hospital staff in accordance with Procedure 1903.023, " Personnel Emergency".
0900 9 Chemistry informs the Control Room that Chemist the RCS Iodine Dose Equivalent is approx. 400 uci/gm (>l.0% feiled fuel). Page 2
DETAILED DESCU2IPTION OF EVENTS Date: June 24, 1392 _ ,, MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE
-0905 Emergency Action Level (EAL) review using
- The Shift Superintendent will declare an' procedure 1903.10,.* Emergency Action Alert emergency clase based on the Level classification". followirg EAL EAL 1.3 - PRIMARY SYSTEM EVENTS *RCS activity indicates >l.0%
failed fuel." e The S.S. will ensure that notif. ere made to Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) within 15 minutes of the Alert declaration-and to the NRC immediately thereafter.
- ADH will be advised that no protective action is recomended for members of the general public.
e The ANO Emergency Response Organization (ERO) will be activated and will respond to staff the TSC, OSC, and EOv.
-0920 3C This Contingency Message will be issued Shift if the Shift Superinterndent fails to Supt.
declare the Alert.
-0925 4C This Contingency Message will be issued Shift if notifications to offsite authorities Supt.
have not been initiated for the Alert declaration.
-0930 The ambulance should be leaving ANO with the accident victim and H.P. support.
-0935 The Technical Support Center and eThe EOF Director will assume respon-Operational Support Center are staffed sibility for Emergency Direction and and activated. The Emergency operations control from the S.S. If the EOF is Facility is partially or fully activated. staffed and lunctional. Otherwise, the TSC Director shall assume this responsibility from the SOS within 1 hour of the Alert declaration.
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] TIME No. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE 0940 10 A Tornado is spotted near the Sewage Unit-2 treatment plant by a security guard. S.S.
Securitp calls tha Unit-1 Control Room and the message is passed on to the Unit-2 Control Room.
-0941 Tornado strikes contractors parking lot, ,
- Procedure 2203.008, " Natural Emergencies" causes damage to the west side of the reviewed by the O.R. staff. Operations plant, the spent fuel pool and destroys a personnel are dispatched to assess damage 500 KV transmission tower, creating a to plant systems and equipment.
power surge.
-0942 Because of the power surge, the Turbine trips ~and causes the reactor to trip.
This results in the following prob 1ces:
- Primary to Secondary leak increases to 70 gpm.
- Steam Safety Relief Valve 2PSV-1002 opens. Valve fails to reseat. Offsite release occurs as a result of this, and secondary side of plant becomes contaminated. ;
e 2P7A (EFW pump) autostarts, but trips on overspeed because of an electrical short.
- 2P7B (EFW pump) autostarts, but a siered bearing causes motor overload.
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.M DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Dater June 24, 1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE
- 2P75 (Aux. FW pump) is manually started and begins pumping water from the CST to restore inventory to S.C. "B".
- Failed fuel damage increases.
The S.S. will inform the Ops Manager about the above problems. ~0945 The "A". Steam Generator boils dry due to continuing loss of steam from 2PSV-LOO 2. All steam being released through the safety is now coming from the 70 gpm primary to secondary leak. -0945 The "A" Emergency Diesel Generator will
- Operator is sent to investigate..
not. start when SIAS initiates. 0950- The Operators review Procedure 2203.08, eThe Shift Superintendent dispatches 0955
- Natural Emergencies", and proceed to operations personnel to assess damage to functional recovery procedure 2202.009. plant systems and equipeent.
0955 Emergency Action Level (EAL) review using *The TSC Director or EOF Director, procedure 1903.10,'* Emergency Action depending.upon which individual has Level classification". Emergency Direction and Control, will declare a General Emeroency based on the following Emergency Action Levels EAL 1.8'- PRIMARY SYSTEM EVENTS
- Loss of or challenge to all 3 fission
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- Notifications will be made to the ADH within 15 minutes of the GE declaration and to'the NRC immediately thereafter.
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, the general public as follows:
SHELTER: 2 mile radius 5 miles downwind eNon-essential personnel will be evacuated from the plant (SIMULATED). eTSC Director should ensure that the Plant Evacuation Checklist (Form 1903.030s)is completed. The TSC Director shall instruct the Shift Superintendent to activate the plant evacuation alarm and make the evacuation announcement (SIMULATED). eOffsite tiose projections will begin by the Dose Assessment Team.
-0955 11 Forecast *Offsite radiological monitoring teams operator will be deployed to obtain field measurements.
*Onsite radiological monitoring teams will survey in-plant, TSC, Control Room, OSC and the secondary side of the plant.
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s y, DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Date: June 24, 1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME No. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE
-1000 12 The Storeroom Supervisor informs the C.R. *The Storeroost Supervisor tells the S.S.
Control Room that the west part of the Personnel that he is sending his injured employees warehouse roof has been destroyed and to Millard-Henry clinic in town. some of.his people have minor injuries. 13 PASS
- Post accident sampling will continue to Team provide data for calet tating fuel failure values.
-1000 14 Upon arriving at the "A" EDG, the AO will Aux. *AO will infore t!,e C.R. what he has found request that the C.R. restart it. He will Operator and the S.S. will respond by either:
note that indicator 2PI-2937A/B is reading 0 peig, and he believes that 2P- 1) Instructing the AO to hand crank 166A(Engine driven fuel oil pump) is not 2P165A (Hand priming pump) until pumping. fuel is restored to the line, or
- 2) The S.S. will request that the OSC send a maintenance crew to repair it.
15 WCO = Operator dispatched to reset pump 2P7A.
-1010 SC This contingency Message will be issued TSC or if the General Emergency has not been EOF declared. Director 16 A WCO reports back to the Control Room C.R.
that the roof of the Spent. Fuel room has Personnel been destroyed, and debris has fallen into the pools. Water from the pools has splashed onto the walls and floor. The refueling crane is threatening to fall.
-1015 17 WCO
- Operator dispatched to reset breaker for 2P78 (breaker 2A311) located in the North Switchgear Room = elev. 372*.
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~ m p DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Date: June 24,'1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE 1020 6C This contingency message will be issued TSC or if notifications to offsite auth. have EOF not been initiated for a General Director Emergency..
1020 7C This Contingency Message will be issued .TSC or NOTE: Although the evacuation of personnel if a plant evacuation (per 1903.030) has EOF is being simulated, the evacuation ; l not yet been initiated-(i.e., checklists Director checklist will be reviewd and completed. reviewed and simulated evacuation made). , controllers will intervene as necessary to prevent actual evacuation of plant
-1020 18 AO/Maint. personnel.
Crew An AO and Maintenance crew is dispatched
-1020 19. A security guard informs the Control Room Unit-2 to repair 2PSV-1002.
that the center tower of the Transmission C.R. lines just south of Hwy. 333 has been Personnel destroyed and the debris is blocking the 7 highway west of the Training Center.
-1030 20 AO and Maint. crew arrives at 2PSV-1002 AO/Maint.
to attempt repairs. Crew ,
*When the valve esp is removed, Mechanic' notes that the opindle nut cotter pin is missing, and the spindle nut has rotated down the adjusting bolt, causing the valve-to remain open. The Mechanics must use a
hydraulic jacks to compress'the spring and loosen the adjusting bolt locknut. The spindle nut will have to be loosened and the cotter pin replaced. , Page 8
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Date June 24, 1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE
-1030 21 The maintenance team arrives at the "A* Maint. *The maintenance team will take two -1100 EDG and will initiate two possible Team possible corrective actions, as follows:
actions to repair it.
- 1) The team will attesipt to use the hand-priming pump (2P-165A) to restore fuel to engine-driven fuel oil pump (2P-166A).
The team will request that the C.R. restart the EDG. The EDG will start and-run with no further problems. This pathway will take app. 30 minutes to cceplete.
- 2) The team will dia-assemble the pump and dis *:over that it is airbound, but has no other problems. The pump will.be reassembled and fuel will be supplied by cranking the hand-priming pump (2P-165A).
The crew will request that'the C.R. restart the EDG. It will start and run with no further problems. This pathway will take app. 2.5 hours to complete.
-1030 22 Upon the arrival of the electrical repair Elec. *The electrical team will open the -1100 team at EFW Pump 2P7A, the repair team Repair governor valve control box to first ensure will discover a ground problem in the Team that power is available using a voltmeter.
governor valve control box. The fuse will be blown upon investigation. If the fuse is replaced and a test of the pump occurs, the fuse will blow again. The elec. repair team should then begin a search for a ground problem. Once the ground is determined, using an Ohmeter, the ground will be repaired, the fuse replaced and the Woodward governor valve will be returned to service. Repair efforts are ottimated to take approximately I hour. Page 9
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Dater- June 24, 1992
. MESSAGE MESSAGE TIMF NO. EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RFSPONSE _
-1030 23 Upon arrival of the electrical repair Electical *The electrical repair team will take
-1100 team at EFW Pump 2P78, the repair team -Repair rcsistance readings on the s tor windings will discover that a seized motor bearing Team and perform a megger test. .Beth tests has caused 2P7B to fail on overload. will indicate no problems with elect.
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flow. The pump will be restarted and an amperage test performed. The pump will-trip again,-however, amp readings indicate that the problem must be a mechanical
, problem from within the motor itself.
eThe 2P75 motor will be uncounled from the pump. Upon lovestigation, a heizure of the motor bearings will be discovered. Once the repair team has satisfactorily demonstrated to the controller that they can describe the process of replacing the motor bearings, repairs will be coteplete. This repair should take app. 3 hours so the OSC will not be notified of completion of this task until app. 3 hours from the time the team began the motor bearing replacement.
-1100 TSC and OSC coordination efforts should be continuing to assess plant damage.
Prioritization will be occuring in the TSC & OSC concerning dispatching repair teams. The highest priority will be placed on terminating'the offeite release. Page 10
m.. s. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS Date: June 24, 1992 MESSAGE MESSAGE TIME NO, EVENT FOR ANTICIPATATED RESPONSE
-1130 24 Maintenance crew and H.P.*e arrive at the F. P.* .The Maint. crew (Mechanics, Decon, H.P.)
fuel pool room. Repair assess damage and take corrective actions" Team as requested by the OSC. *
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The. EOF staff will primarily be involved.. with the support of mitigation of the offsite release and damage assessment (i.e.,. spent fuel pool and lost trane-inission line), and the issuance of Protective Action Recormendatione(PAR) to state officials.
-1230 Offsite release is terminated.
- Release terminated due to repairs to
-1300 2PSV-1002.
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local office to report the downed trans- Personnel local office' ray be reached at 6456. ' mission line. Controller will deliver the message.
~1400 Repairs to damaged systems and cornponents eDiscussions to downgrade frors a Ceneral.
are continuing or have been completed. Emergency.or transition into a recovery. phase will begin between ANO, the Arkansas Dept. of Health and the NRC.
.1430- 26 Exercise terminated. EOF 1500 Director i
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. EXERCISE HESSAGE NO. 1 To Shift operations Supervisor FRON: Ccntrol Room Controller 14 CATION: Unit 2 Simulator Control Room TIME: 0730 MESSACE: **********************************************
- THIS IS h DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations. *
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Refer to the attached Shif t Turnover form for initial plant conditions.
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FORM _NO.; 1015.086A, REVISED 9-24 _._ Paga 1 of 2 ' SHIFT RELIEF SHEET (UNIT 2)
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- 1) All following-items are to be filled out by the off-going shift.
EVOLUTIONS IN PROGRESS: 100 %, Steady State, 252 EFPD, ARO No Evolutions in progress Chemistry requested.to obtain RCS sample for Iodine at 0725 due to increased reading on 2RITS-4806A
# 2 EDG tagged OOS due to blower bearing failure during surveillance.
Unit ~is in a 72 hour action statement, per Tech. Spec. 3.8.1.1. Primary to Secondary Leak _ Rate maintaining at .02 gpm. (no change in
' last 48 hours).
( EVOLUTIONS SCHEDULED: Maintenance on # 2 EDG to change out Blower Bearing (Duration 9 hrs) 72 Hour action statement, per Tech. Spec. 3.8.1.1 ON-DEMAND AND DELAYED SURVEILLANCES DUE:
-NONE NEW INSTRUCTIONS./' PROCEDURE CHANGES:
Continue Monitoring Pri/Sec_ Leakage and slight increase in RCS Activity ,
PORM NO. 1015,016A, REVI9ED 9-24-91 Pnge 2 of 2 SHIFT RELIEF SHEET (UNIT 2) F-GOING SHIFT SIGNATURES: S/S CRS CBOR CBOT SE
- 2) Document review of the following itens during shift turnover by initialing appropriate spaces below:
S/S CRS SE CBOT ! CBOR i Key Ring ///// ///// Operator Logs - Respective Logs ///// ///// Hold Card Log Caution Card Log Temporary Modification Log Plant & Safety System Status Boards Cntegory E Valve Log iControl Room Annunciators Board Walkdown Inoperable Equipment Checklist Condition Report Log ///// ///// Weekly Surveillance Schedule ///// ///// ///// /////
. Key Log & Key Cabinet ///// ///// ///// /////
Station Log ///// '///// ///// /////
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\ EXERCISE MESSAGE NO. 2 TO: Unit 2 Control Room , FRONa- Chemistry Controller LOCATION: Hot Lab (Elev. 354')
TIHZ: 0745 MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL * -
- D0_NOT initiate actions which may affect- *
- normal plant operations.- *
"This is a chemist in the Hot Lab. The HP with us covering our sampling has stated that the radiation readings-nsar the Unit 2 sample hood are >500 mr/hr.
We are going to the PASS Building to draw a sample for you. At this time we still have not obtained any samples". 4 ERC920053c Rev. 04/16/92 Page 3 l ........................m.....................................................
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- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operatione.
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-EXERCISE HESSAGE T'. 4 To: Control Room Personnel FRON: System Dispatcher Controller 14 CATION: Unit 2 Simulator Control Room TIME: Ot*30 MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL, *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations. *
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This is the system dispatcher at the System Operations Center in Pine Bluff. The national weather service has told us that there is a tornado watch in effect until 1200 for Johnson, Logan, Yell and Pope counties. There is a cell of heavy thunderstorms situated in a line from Clarksville to Booneville and moving to the south-southeast at about 20 miles an hour. ERC920053c Rev.-04/16/92 Page 5
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EXZRCISE MESSAGE.NO. 5 To: Chemist FROM Medical Controller LOCATION: Hot Lab (Elev. 354') TIME: 0835 MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO.NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
- You have just seen your fellow chemist slip and fall to the floor of the Lab.
While he was f alling, he hit his head on the cabinet and fell onto a beaker of RCS he was carrying. He.is unconcious and pieces of glass are embedded in his left hand and chest. Controller: Notify the Chemist that there is RCS around the injured victim on the floor and that tap water will be used to simulate the RCS on the floor and on the victime clothes. NOTE: Ensure chemist is aware of the use of the Simulator in place of the Control Room.- Simulator phone #s 6451-6455. p ERC920053c Rev. 04/16/02 Page 6 m..............................................n.............................. a
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-FRON: Medical controller IhCATION: Injury Site - Unit 2 Mot Lab (hun. B1dg. E1. 354')
TIME: 0845 Ngsshots e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
- THIS 18 A DRILL *
- kg_RQI initiate actions which may af fect. *
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2 Motify the medical responders arriving at the injury site that there is RCs on the floor around the injured individual and that tapwater will be used to simulate the RCS. A
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REX-92 l EXERCISE MESSAGE NO. 7 To: Medical Team controller FRON: Lead controller LOCATIONI Injury Site a Unit 2 Auxiiiary B?dg. E1. 354' TIKE Throughout the Medical Team Response MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL * *
- p0 NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations. *
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Dire it the responses of the victim in accordance with the attached Performance P a t_.,a y s . Victim responses depend on the success or failure of the Medical Team to perform adequately. As Medica.1 Team personnai perform actions to assess the victim's condition, prcide the attached information as appropriate. Before providing data, ensure that the players have adequately performed actions which would lead them to the necessary-information. , C
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REX-92 Medical Team Scenario Patient Assessment Performance Checklist Attachment to Message #7
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- Chemist we" ting in the lab.
j NOT TIME ASSESSED ASSESSED ACTIONS FINDINGS / MESSAGES LINE l Assess: Scene safety' RCS fluid on floor and 0 min. i' patient. Assess: . Level of- Patient. alert-groggy; i consciousness, Airway, airway patent; breathing Breathing,-Circulation. 14/ min.; pulse 86 and j regular. Gain control of cervical spine:with manual in-line stabilization. Witriess and patient explain Patient slipped and fell, circumstances. was unconscious for a few seconds. 0+7 min. Assess: Bleeding and impaled Shard of glass beaker (5 cm object in Left upper chest X 7 triangular piece) area. imoaled in Left chest; some bleeding present. - Expose wound stabilize impaled object _and control' bleeding.- ( g -
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. m NOT TIME ASSESSED ASSF~ SED ACTIONS FINDINGS / MESSAGES LINE Assess: Vital signs Pulse 90 'yeq . ; Respirations 16 unlabo v. Skin normal color cool Blood Pressure 136/82.
Assess: Neck Nothing visible noted; pain on palpation of C-spine. Place Cervical collar Assess: Head Notei Bump on the right forehead above the eyebrow; pupils PERL; no other findings. Assess: Chest Impaled glass remains NOTE: RCS soaked front stable; bleeding self-of shirt when patient controlled; equal fell. Shirt was cut away expansion; no other to expose impaled findings. l object. Assess: Abdomen Soft non-tender; no complaint of pain upon palpation. Assess: Lower Back No findings noted. Assess: Pelvis No findings noted. Assess: Lower extremities No findings noted. Assess: Sensory, Motor, and Capillary refill 5 2 Circulatory status of Lower seconds; Pedal pulse extremities. present; Plantar flexion and Dorsal flexion normal and equal; Sensory intact. a
.- n NOT TIME ASSESSED ASSESSED ACTIONS FINDINGS /MESSACF.S LINE Assess: Upper extremities RCS wet left upper arm; Patient has slivers of glass imbedded in the heel
- of his left hand; minor bleeding has self- .
controlled. t Assess: Sensory, Motor, and . Capillary refill s 2 Circulatory status of Upper seconds; Grip strength extremities. equal and normal; Sensory intact. O + 10 min. Log roll patient onto side. RCS wet on right shoulder Assess: Back surfaces. area. No other findings. Cut away and rencve remainder contamination levels: Hip " of thirt and trousers. 4500 counts. I Attempt to decontaminate victim's back and hip. Survey patient's back for Contaminacion levels: Hip radiological contamination 800 counts, and back of prior to rolling onto spine right shoulder 800 counts. ; board. Place long spine board in l position to log roll patient onto board. Log' roll.onto spine board, and' secure patient with cervical. immobilization-- 4 device ~and board straps. l f
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- t Assess: Vital signs Pulse 86 regular-Respiratier. 15 unlaborud; i Skin normal coler, cool; i Blood pressure 134/78. !
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Bandage and protect patient's left hand. Continue contamination See message #8--wounds only i procedures. l
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Move patient to Stokes basket : and prepare to move to train ! bay.
- Reassess
- Vital signs Pulse 80, regular; '
? Respirations 16, unlabored; S*d n color normal, cool;
- Blood pressure 134/76.
4 0 + 30 , 1 min. : i j Reassess: Patient's level of Patient alert oriented with . consciousness and review recall of entire incident. , history of accident with Complains of soreness on [ patient. the heels of his hands and
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NOT TIME ASSESSED ASSESSED ACTIONS FINDINGS / MESSAGES LINE ' , Move to train bay to meet ambulance personnel. l 1 Remove patient from stokes basket, and prepare to move : to clean spine board. With patient log rolled onto contamination levels: 300 side to change boards, counts. decontamination procedures . continue. Provide turnover to ambulance personnel as to patient's - injuries and condition upon ~ arrival until present. O + 40 min. l Ambulance enroute to SMRMC : Paramedic reassesses patient Patient conscious alert enroute. oriented, provides history } of incident. No change in r impaled object. Vital , signs-Pulse 82 & regular: Respirations 18 & unlabored, lungs clear & ; equal; Skin normal color, i cool; Blood pressure i 132/80. ,
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report to SMRMC--Patient is all other areas identified . contaminated. 300 counts.
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- ASSESSED ASSESSED ACTIONS FINDINGS / MESSAGES LINE Arrived at SMRMC-Transfers patient to Hospital Staff.
Hospital staff begins patient All findings negative assessment. except:
- 1. Glass imbedded in heel of left hand
- 2. Shard of glass impaled in left upper
-chest just below clavicle.
Vital signs: Pulse 82 & regular; Respirations 16 clear & equal; Skin color i normal temperature warm; tympanic temperature 97.6. Decontamination procedures Contamination levels: continue. approximately 100 counts. r Remove impaled object and Contamination levels: 3000 decontaminate wound. counts. Remove bandage from left hand Contamination levels: 3000 ! , and remove glass slivers. counts. Decontaminate wound. i NOTE: Not all assessments must be done in the order shown above. Failure to perform some of the assessments will not result in failure to provide proper treatment. However, failure to perform shaded actions will mean that proper > i patient care could have been compromised. t P } 5 6
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t to s - Health Physics Personnel f FROMs Medical Team Controller LOCATION: 2njury Site - Not Lab (Unit 2 Ausiliary Bldg. E1. 354') TIMES Throughout the Medical Team Response ; j NESSACE: e*e****e***e *e***ee* eeeeee*e***eeeee**eeeee* '
- THIS In A DRILL * '
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect
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- normal plant operations. * !
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.- Provide victim / area contamination data in accordance with the attached.
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i ATTACHMENT TO EXEP.CISE MESSAGE # 8 (. ! Contaminated Area is in and O around wound on victim's lef t
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. contamination is also found on victim's back. Initial survey of back finds 4500 cepm. After first decon attempt levels drop X to 800 ccps.
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REX-92 , k RXERC!st NEssAGE Mo. 9 -i Tot Unit 2 Control Room Personnel i FRON: Operatione Controller [ i LOCATION: Unit 2 sLmulator ! L TINE: 0900 ! s NESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operatione.
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"This le the Nuclear Chemist in the Pass Building. The RCS 2DE is approximately 400 uci/gn,"
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REX-92 4 '( EXERCISE MESSAGE NO. 10 Tot Unit 2 Control noosa Personnel FRON: Unit 1 Controller 14 CAT 20Ns Unit 2 Simulator TIME: 0940 6 MESSAGE: *********************** ****e***************** !
- THIS IS A DRILL * '
- D0_NOT ltiate actions which may affect
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REX-92 EXERCISE MESSAGE WO. 11 for Forecast operator (Dose Asserement Team) FRON: Dose Assessment Controller LOCATION: EOF TIKE When the Forecast Operator has successfully received WS! information. MESSACE: ' ' " * * * * * " * " " * * " * * " " * ' " ' * * * " * * * * '
- THIS IS A DRILL . *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect -*
- normal plant operations.
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Disregard the dats provided by the WSI printout. Utilise the meteorological data provided by the Dose Assessment Controller for the duration of the exercise. . t i r
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REX-92 EXERCISE RESSAGE NO. 12 TO: Unit 2 Control Room FROH Storeroom Supervisor controller LOCATION: Unit 2 Simulator TIKE: -1000 MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
"This is the Storeroom Supervisor. The tornado has damaged part of the west end of the warehouse roof. Some of my people have minor cuts and bruises.
I'm going to send them down to the Hillard-Henry Clinic in town. I just wanted to let you know what was going on.' / ERC920053c Rev. 04/16/92 Page 13
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- THis 18 A 4 RILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
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Provida data at the designated tLme from Appendix C to the PASS Team. I l l ERc920053c Rev. 04/26/92 Page 34 i
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FRON: A0 Controller bOCATIONI Unit 2 Emergency Diesel 'A' Room (See attached floor diagram) TIME: Once the Ao arrives at the "A" Emergency Diesel Generator NESCA02: ************d*********************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO.NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
Once the Ao has aligned and reset the EDO equipment he should request that the control Room restart the EDO. Upon restart, the A0 notes that Fuel Pressure Indicator 2PI-2937 A/B is reading 0 PSIG and he believes that the engine-drivan Fuel 011 pump (2P-166A) may not be pumping while the EDG is cranking. The operator should suspect that check-valve 2ED-24A has f ailed to ressat and that the fuel line has become air-bound. H21.t If the control Room requests that the Ao hand-crank 2P-165A(Hand Priming Pump), then the EDO will start and run. Otherwise, a maintenance team will be dispatched from the OSC. See Hassage #21 for maintenance team information concerning the "A" EDO. i
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REX-92 EKERCISE NESSAGE Ho. 15 TO: Operator FROMs Operation's controller IR.ATION: ErW Pump 277A TIME When operator has demonstrated that he could reset the pump. , MESSAGEt **********************************************
- THIS IS A DR3LL * *
- Do. MOI initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
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Your attempts to reset ErW Pump 2P7h are unsuccessful. The pump trips on overspeed each time. i. ERC920053e Rev. 04 Page 16
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- IhCAT10Hs Spent Fuel Pool Area - Unit 2 Auaillary 31dg. 3.14 404' L TIME: Whenevst the WOO arrives at the SFP area whila performing damage assessment inspections (~1010)
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You observe that the roof of the Spent ruel Pool area has been destroyed. Debris is lying everywhere and has f allen into the pools. Water from the pools has splashed onto the floor and walls around the pools. The refueling crane trolley has been damaged and is threatening to fall to the floor. seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen SEE ATTACHED STP TLOOR DIACPAM I eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ERC920053c Rev. 04/16 Page 17
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REX-92 EXERCISE MESSAGE No. 17 , 6 To: Operator FROM: operation's controller j I4 CATION: North switchgear Room - E1. 372' Unit 2 Auxiliary Su11 ding i (See cttached floor diagram). TIME: rollowing arrival of Operator at treaker 2A311. , MES5kOE * " * * * * * " " " * " ' * * " * * * " ' * * ' ' " * * ' " "
- THIS 18 A DRILL *
- DO.NOT initiate actions which may affact *
- normal plant operations. * ,
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To: Auxiliary operator / Maintenance crew (Mary Room) ;
, FRON: A0 and/or Maintenance controller l IDCATION : MSIV Room TIMES Upon arrivel of the Auxiliary Operator / Maintenance Crev at the M$1V Room 1 MESSAGE: *****************.**********ee................
- THIS IS A DRILL
- p2.EQI initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations
- Upon arrival at the MSIV Room, you hear steam blowing off through a safety valve.
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- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO..NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- nos,nal plant operatinne.
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"This is security calling. The center tower of the transmission-lines just
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EXERCISE MESSAGE NO. 20 TO: Nechanical Maintenance Team (2PSV-1002) DHs Maintenance ccatroller , IDCATION: MSIV Room (2FSV-1002 Mockup) 7 TIKE: Upon successful completion of repairs to 2PSV-1002 ME86 ACE: **********************************************
- THIS !$ A DRILL *
- 20_Hg1 in . late actions which may affect *
- normal p'.et operations. *
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M213 Refer to attached sheet for the success / failure pathway on PSV-1002 repaire NOTE: DQ_R U SUE THIS MESSACE UNTIL AFTER THE REPAIR TEAM 385 SUCCESSTULLY COMPLETED THE ACTIONS TO CLOSE THE VALVE AND NOT UNTIL AFTER 1230 HOURS. Repairs to 2PSV-1002 are successful and the valve has been close completely thus stopping the contaminated steam release. .
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ATTACHKENT TO MESSAGE #20 \ REPAIRS TO 2PSV-1002 SUCCESS PATH EDII: This attachment is for the controller only and should not be conveyed to the players. The f ollowing repairs will need to be crapleted successf ully in order to return 2PSV-1002 to the closed / seated positions
- The Lead seal, Lever and Pin, Forked Lever and Pin and the Bonnet Cap must be removed to view '?he top of the valve.
- The mechanics should notice that the spindle nut cotter pin is missing from the spindle nut and the nut has rotated down the adjusting bolt causing the valve to remain open.
- Remove the Guide Ring and Nostle Ring er screws.
- compress the spring using hydraulic jacks (port-a-power) just enough to loosen the adjusting bolt locknut. The spring teriton will release enough to loosen the spindle nut.
- The spindle nut will be adjusted to ensure proper seating of the valve.
> - Replace the spindle nut cotter pin.
k - Reassemble the valve. TAILUPE PATINAY Efforts to close 2PSV-1002 are unsuccessful and the contaminated steam release will continue until the RCS pressure is reduced to the point where the flow of RCS into Steam Generator "A* has stopped. 4 ERC920053c Rev. 04/16/92 Page 22
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REX-92 2 I EXERCISE MESSAGE NO. 21 r y TO: Hsintenance Repair Team (EDG "A*) FRON: Hainte,-snee Controller L LOCATION: 'A' Emergency Diesel Room - Unit i Auxiliary Building '. 368' (See attached floor diagram). TIKE: Upon arrival of Haintenance Team at EDG Room MISSAGE: ******************=************=**************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect
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JUCCESS PATH The Haintenance Team may .take two different actions upon their arrival at the
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Pathway 1 Pathway 2
- The mm!ntenance team, if aware - The team will be aware of of previous indications of an indic ations of an airbound fuel airbound fuel line problem, will line problem with the EDG attempt to use the hand-priming and assume an engine-driven pump (2P-165A) to get fuel into the fuel oil pump (2P-166A) problem, engine-driren fuel oil pump (2P-166A).
- Disassembly of the pump will
- The maintenance crew will request that occur and an airbound problem EK the control Room attempt to restart will be discovered therefore, the EDG. indicating a fuel supply problem.
- The EDG will start and run with no further problems. - The pump should be reassembled I and fuel will be supplied by cranking on the hand-priming pump (2P-16$A).
- The maintenance crew will request that the EDG be started by the Cc.atrol Room and the EDG will start and run.
- . ELILUPI_ PATHWAY The Maintenance Team will not 0.scover the airbound fuel line problems and g[ will avsa.,e that a different problem er.ists. The EDG will not be repaired geigkly ..os extending the period that Unit 2 will have both EDG's out-of-service with threatening wetther conditions present.
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, FROM Electrical Controller LOCATION: ErW Pump 2P7A Room - El. 335' Unit 2 Auxiliary Building (See *ttached floor diagram).
TIME: Upon arrival of the Electrical Repair Team at ErW Pump 2P7A MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
* .DO NOT init', ate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
Team Action - Power supply tested within the governor valve control box using a voltmeter. controller Response - Power is available as indicated on the voltmeter. Team Action - The team checks for blown fuses, controller Retponse - A fuse is f ound to be damaged. Team,Aetion - Team replaces fuse and reenergizes pump. Controller Response - The replaced fuse is damaged again. Team Action - The team begins checking the governor control box for a possible ground using an ohmmater. Controller Response - The ground problem is located on an exposed wire in the
-control box.
Team Action - Repairsoto the grounding problem are performed satisfactorily and the fuse is replaced. Controller Response - When reenergized, the pump will operate as normal. , ERC920053c. Rev. 04/16/92 Page 24 A e . - - .
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TO: Electrical Repair Team FROM Electrical Controller DOCATION: ETW Pump 2P78.- El. 335' Unit 2 Auxiliary Building < (See attached floor diagram). TIME: Upon arrival of Electrical Repair Team at EFW 2P78 l I KESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
*- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect
- normal plant operations.
NOTE: DO NOT ISf;UE THE CONTROLLER RESPONSES UNTIL TliH_EERAIP TEAM HAS ADEOUATELY DEMONSTRATED THE PRESCRIBED ACTION LISTED. Team Action - Perform a megger test and motor resistance test on 2P7B controller Response - The n.otor is electrically serviceable. Team Action - ErW Pump 2P7B is reenergized. Controller Response - Pamp will trip again. l Team netion - Amperage was tested when 2P7B was reenergized. l 1 j controller Response '- Good amperage was noted when checked. Notes -Team should. determine that the problem is mechanical within the motor. Team Action - Team will-uncouple the motor and pump and rotate shaft by hand. Controller Response - Difficult or no rotation possible by hand. Team Action - Team will check the motor bearings. gentroller Resoonee - The bearings are seized and will need to be replaced. Team Action - Team should explain to the controller ths process to replace the bearings including obtaining parts. Controller Response - Following an adequate description of repairs to EFW Pump 2P7B, the repair efforts are completed and the pump is successfully started.
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Inform the team that_this process would normally take approximately 3 hours and that completion of repaire should not be called back to the OSC until approximately-3 hours from the time repairs were started.-
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!- EXERCISE HESSAGE MO. 24 x'
To: Fuel Pool Maintenance Crew FRON --
-Maintenance Controller LOCATION: Spent Fuel Pool Area - Unit 2 Aux. Bldg. El. 404' TIME: -1130-1400 MESSAGE: **********************************************
THIS IS A DRILL
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- D0'NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations. *
-l' You observe that the roof of the Spent Fuel Pool area has been destroyed.
Debris is lying everywhere and has fallen into the pools. Water from the pools has splashed onto the floor and walls around the pools. The refueling crane trolley has been damaged and is threatening to fall to the floor.
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REX-92 EXERCISE MESSAGE No. 25 To: Control Room / EOF Personnel FRON ' ' Control' Room / EOF Controller LOCATION: Control Room / EOF TIME: Whenever a phone call is being made and/or received at the AP&L Local Office to report the transmission line < damage on Hwy. 333 just west of the Training Center. NESSAGE: ********************************************** *
- THIS IS A DRILL
- DQ..NDI initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
Notify the player that the AP&L Local office may be reached by dialing ext. 6456. . c Response by Controller simulatino the AP&L Local Office: We have many reports'of line damage in the area due to the storm that passed through. We will dispatch a crew out to ANO as soon as we have the manpower available. I would expect it to be probably 3-4 hours at the earliest. 4 k n
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.TO: - EOF Director-F1'ON: Lead Controller LOCATIONS. EOF TIME: -1430 MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- Do NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant operations.
" Terminate the exercise" A.
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CONTINGENCY MESSAGE NO. 1C CONDITIONS: The following conditions must exist before issuing this messages
- >15 minutes have elspeed since the entry of the scenario into an EAL which requires the declaration of an NUE.
- The Emergency Class has not yet been declared.
- Approval to issue this message has been obtained from the Lead Controller.
TO: Shift Superintendent FRON: Control Room Controller LOCATION: Unit 2 Simulator Control Room MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate ections which may affect *
- nordal plant conditions.
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Declare a Notifleation of Unusual Eventi Basis: Procedure 1903.10, Unit 2 Emergency Action Level 1.2 (1 ' PRIMARY SYSTEM EVENTS - RCS Activity indicates >0.1% failed fuel.*
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CONTINGENCY MESSAGE NO. 2C DONDITIONS: The following conditions must exist before issuing this messages
- ~30 minutes have elapsed since the declaration of an NUE.
- The Arkansas Department of Health has agi yet been notified of the declaration.
- Approval to issue this message has been obtained from the Lead Controller.
TO: Shift Superintendent FROM: Control Room Controller 24 CATION: Unit 2 Simulator Control Room KESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant conditions.
- Instruct the Shift Engineer to notify the Arkansas Department of Health (per Procedure 1903.11) that a NUE has been declared.
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CONTINGE18CY MESSAGE NO. 3C CONDITIONS: The following conditions must exist before_ issuing ' this messages- -
- >15 minutes have elapsed since the' entry of the scenario into an RAL which requires the declaration at an Alert.
- The Eaeroency class has not yet been declared.
- Approval to tenue this message has been obtained from the Lead Controller- ,
TO: Shitt Superintenderit FRON: Control Room Contrrlier LOCATION: Unit 2 Simuistor Control Room MESSAGE: ****'******"*********************'****"***
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- p) NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant conditions. *
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CONTINGENCY MESSAGE MO. 4C ( DONDITIONS: The following conditions must exist before issuing this messages
- ~30 minutes have elapsed since the declaration of an Alert.
- The Arkansas Department of Health has agt ywt been notified of the declaration.
- Approval to issue this message has been obtained from the 74ad controller.
TOs shift Superintendent FRON: Control Room Controller LOCATION: Unit 2 Simulator Control Room MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect
- normal pliat conditions.
Instruct the Shift Engineer to notify the Arkansas Department of Health (per Procedure 1903.11) that a_ Alert has been declared. i 9 ( ERC920053c Rev. 04/16/92 _Page 32 4
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- >15 sinntes have elapsed since the entry of the-scenario into an EAL which-requires the declaro. tion of an General Emer.2RDEX. l
- The Emergency Class has not yet been declarsd.
- Approval to issue this message has been obtained !'
from the Lead Controller. TO: TSC Director / EOF Director FROM: TSC Controller / EOF Controller LOCATION: TSC/ EOF -l MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL f
DO NOT initiate actions which may affect * !
- nordal plant conditions.
Declare a General Emeroency! Basis Procedure 1903.10, Unit 2 Emergency Action Level 1.8
" PRIMARY SYSTEM EVENTS - Loss of or challenge to all 3 Fission Product Barriers" l
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REX-92 [ 00tCINGENCY MESSAGE E3. 6C y CONDITIONS: The following conditions must exist before issuing this messages
~30 minutes have. elapsed since the declaration of an-E.gneral Emeroenev.
-- The Arkansas Departasnt of Health has aqt yet been notified of the declaration.
- Approval to issue this message has been obtained from the Lead controller.
T0: TSC Director / EOF Director FRON: TSC/ EOF Contrc11er IDCATION: TSC/ EOF MESSAGE: *****************.****************************
- THIS IS A DRILL *
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant conditions.
- Instruct your communicator to notify the Arkansas repartment of Health (per Procedure 1903.11) that a General Emeroency has been declared.
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-30 minutes have elapsed since the declaration of an' General Emergency. ._ . _
. ,s t ~n A nlant evacuation (SIMULATED) of non-essential personnel has not yet occurred.
Approval to issue this message has been obtained from the Lead controller. TO: TSC/ EOF Director FRON: TSC/ EOF Controller LOCATION: TdC/ EOF MESSAGE: **********************************************
- THIS IS A DRILL
- DO NOT initiate actions which may affect *
- normal plant conditions.
- Instruct the TSC Director to complete Form 1903.0308, " Evacuation Checklist", which includes the evacuation of non-essential personnel.
NOTE: The Public Address announcement and evacuation tone will be simulated.
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