ML20133D620
| ML20133D620 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Peach Bottom  |
| Issue date: | 06/24/1985 |
| From: | PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC |
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| ML20133D600 | List: |
| References | |
| PROC-850624-01, NUDOCS 8508070392 | |
| Download: ML20133D620 (60) | |
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, . EP-101 Rev. 12 Pegt1of3,/
DIO:smh PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY [-M~
PEACH BOT'ICM UNITS 2 AND 3 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE ,
EP-101 CI).SSIFICATION OF EMERGENCIES i PURPOSE:
i To define the method of classification of an event or condition into one of four emergency classifications as described in the Emergency Plan.
Additionally this procedure details the method of de-escalation from
-one emergency action level to another.
REFERENCESi- -
- 1. Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan
- 2. NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of ,
Radiological Emergency Response Plans and '
Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.
- 3. EP-102, Unusual Event Immediate Actions
- 4. EP-103, Alert Immediate Actions
- 5. EP-104, Site Emergency Immediate Actions
- 6. EP-ld5, General Emergency Immediate Actions ACTION LEVEL:
Implemented this procedure whenever Shift Supervision detects conditions which meet the Emergency Action Levels in Appendix EP 101, Classification Table.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROCEDURE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EMERGENCY PLAN.
PRECAUTIONS:
THE JUDGEMENT OF THE EMERGENCY DIREC'IOR IS VITAL IN PROPER CONTROL bF AN EMERGENCY AND TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER GUIDANCE IN THE EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS:
1.0 Shift Supervision or Emergency Director shall:
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Reference Pages in Appendix Category EP-101 Unplanned Shutdown 1 Personnel Injury 2 Primary Containment Integrity , . ,
3 Radioactive Material Release 4 ,
Fire -
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Environmental 6 Loss of Power 7 Secondary Containment 8 Instrument Failure 9 Fuel Damage 10 Hazards to Station Operation 11 Control Room Evacuation 12 Security See Contingency Plan 1.2 Beginning at the indicated page in Appendix EP 101, review the Emergency Action Levels for all categories selected.
1.3 If the most severe eve.nts or conditions are classified ar an Unusual Event, implement EP 102, " Unusual Event Resp 6nse."
1.4 If the most severe events or conditions are classified as an Alert, implement EP 103, " Alert Immediate Response."
1.5 If the most severa events or conditions are classified as a Site Emergency, implement EP 104, " Site Emergency Response."
1.6 If the most severe events or conditions are classified as a General Emergency, implement EP 105, " General Emergency Response."
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'P. age 3 of 3, Rev.i 12 FOLIDW-UP ACTIONS 1.0 If event is classified as Alert, Site Emergency, or General Emergency, Shift Supervision or Emergency Director shall:
1.1 Periodically evaluate the event classification as listed on attached Appendix EP-101. Based upon results of corrective action taken to recover from the emergency situation, escalation
- or de-escalation of the emergency action level classification will be decided upon by the Emergency Director or Interim Bnergency Director. (It is preferable, but not mandatory, to obtain concurrence from the Site Dnergency Coordinator and -
Corporate Headquarters prior to classification reduction). The NRC and appropriate off-site authorities at the Emergency .
Operations Facility all be informed of the decision to move from one emergency class to the next. All agencies or personnel listed in checkoff lists of EP's 102, 103, 104, and 105 shall ,
be informed as a minimum.
1.2 Provide written sumanary within eight hours to the NRC concerning
- basis h d circumstances surrounding reduction of emergency action 1evel or closeout of the emergency, i- 2.0 If event is classified as an Un' usual Event, Shift Supervision or Emergency Director shall periodically evaluate the event classifi-cation as listed on attached Appendix EP-101 and escalate or de-
- escalate the emergency action level if necessary. All appropriate agencies or personnel shall be notified using the appropriate check-off lists of EP-102, 103, 104, 105.
3.0 When the emergency has been mitigated and the power plant and auxiliaries '
have been placed in a safe shutdown condition, only.then will a decision be made as to whether a recovery phase is justified. To enter the recovery phase after the emergency or accident situation is considered no longer in effect, the concurrence of the Site Emergency Coordinator, Dnergency Director, the Energency Control Officer at
- Corporate Headquarters, and Federal and State Goverrunent Liaison is required. The recovery phase is~a departure from an emergency situation. The Site Emergency Coordinator and Emergency Director evaluates plant operating conditions as well as the in-plant and out-of-plant radiological conditions in this decision. Notifications to the various individuals and agencies that the recovery phase has been implemented is the responsibility of the Site Emergency coordinator.
APPENDIX EP-101
-l , Page 1 of 12, R*.l;v.12 UNPLANNED SHUTDOWN UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT UNPLANNED SHUTDOWN ;
- 1) controlled shutdown due to failure 1) scram alarm and to meet L.C.O. 2) double low level alarm (-48") and
- 2) any scram other than planned 3) triple low level alarm (-130") and
- 4) increase in containment pressure to greater than 1 psig but less than 2 psig on PR-2/3508 SCRAM WITH SMALL LEAK
. 1) scram alam and
- 2) double low level alarm (-48") and
- 3) triple low level alarm (-130") and -
- 4) containment high pressure alarm ~
(2 psig) and
- 5) containment pressure 2 psig or greater on PR 2/3508 SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMERGENCY SCRAM WITH LOCA SCRAM WITH LOCA & 3 ECCS
- 2) double low level alarm (-48") and 2) double low level alarm (-48") and
- 3) triple low level alarm (-130") and 3) triple low level alarm (-130") and
- 4) containment high pressure alam 4) active fuel range level indication (2 psig) and shows less than -226" on LI-2/3 Sa) containment pressure 10 psig or 3-91A, B and greater on PR 2/3508 or 5) failure to reset triple low level Sb) containment dose rate greater than alarm after 3 minutes and 105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and 6) containment high pressure alarm RI-8/9103B/D (2psig) and
,. 7) containment pressure greater than 20 psig on PR-2/3500 or
- 8) containment dose rate greater than 106 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and .
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Paga 2 of 12, Ray.12 PERSONNEL INJURY UNUSUAL EVD3T ALERT
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, INJURY WITH EXCESS RADIATION EXPOSURE OR CONTAMINATION
- 1) Contaminated njury warranting off-e site medical treatment or
- 2) an acute whole body exp7o ure .
greater than 3 R SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMERGDiCY 4
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T APPUNDIX EP-101 S Paga 3 of 12, R.2v. 1; PRIMARY CONTAINMENT -
UNUSUAL EVDiT ALERT NON-ISOLABLE LEAKAGE i LOSS OF PRIMARY CONTAINMENT INTEGRITY
- 1) Primary containment leax, rate 1) Reactor Building vent rad effluent is greater than 0.5 percent of high rad alarm and inability to volume per 24 hrs. at 49.1 psig or maintain pressure greater than
- 2) N2 makeup system is not capable of 0.25 psig on narrow range maintaining pressure (not due to PR-2/3508 or lack of N 2). 2) Torus Room flood alarm with level decrease in torus FAILURE 'IO ISOLATE PDIETRATION WHDi ISOLATED BY A TRANSID3T
- 1) incorrect valve position during
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Group I, IIr or III isolation alams SITE EMERGENCY GDIERAL DERGDiCY LOSS CF PRIMARY CONTAINMENT INTEGRITY WITH LOCA .
- 1) erratic containment pressure N/A fluctuations above alam setpoints of 1.5 psig, and
- 2) Group II and III isolation alams, and
- 3) Containment dose rate greater than .
105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and RI-8/9103B/D and ggg pgggy
- 4) Reactor Building area high temper-SO CON W N W HIGH Mo o o P 2 -85 g abnormally high, and Reactor aldg.
vent rad effluent high alarm, o,,r_ 1) containment high pressure alarm.
Main Stack Rad effluent on PR 0 (2.0 psig), and 051 increasing due to ECTS opera- 2) scram, and tion. 3) containment done rate greater than 105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and RI-8/
9103D/D, and
- 4) Reactor bT&J Area Rad Monitors Alarming, and
- 5) Vent Stack Rad Effluent monitor high alarm
APPCiDIX EP-101
] Pags 4 of 12, Rav. 12 R ADIO ACTIVE '
RELEASE UNU3UAL EVDiT ALERT INSTANTANEOUS RELEASE EXCEEDINO TECH ACTUAL OR POTDhIAL RELEASE 0.01 RD:
SPECS h" DOLE BODY OR O.05 REM THYROID
- 1) Liquid effluent release exceeding 1) Uncontrollable release for more than
~ Tech. Spec. 3.8.B.1 20 minutes from ther q
- 2) , Gaseous effluent release exceeding a) main stack greater thad 6.5 x 10 ces 1 Tech. Spec 3.8.C.1 which may be n RR 0-17-051 ori i detected'isy the following: ~
- a. If all releases are from one b) Reactic Bldg vent greater than
( 5 x 10 cpm on RR.-2/3979 or release point s i
, 1. A spike on the main stack 4
'2) Continued particulate tr iodine re-
[ greater than 1.8x10 cps on lease such'~that analys13 of particu-RR-0-17-051 or-late filter or charcoal cartridge ,
f 2. A spike on the reactor bidg.
results in the following estimated 5 release rates:
- vent greater than 3x10 cpm '2uCi/
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- b. If the release is from more than b) ReacGr Blds vent greater than one release point 3 x 10 3uC1/sec or 1.
- 3) Containment dose rate greater than Aspikeonthemagnstack greater than %10 cps on 10'R/hr on RI-8/9103 A/C and RI-8/9103 ,
B/D RR-0-17-051 or
- 2. A s' pike on the' reactore bidg.
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SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMURGCNCY
- , ACTUAL OR POTDITIAL RELEASE 0.1 RIM AC'"UAL OR POTDITIAL RELEASE 1.0 REM WHOLE BODY OR O.5 REM THYROID WHOLE BODY OR 5.0 REM THYRCID
- 1) Uncontrollable release for more 1) Uncontrollable release for more than than 20 minutes from the: 20 minutes from the I a) main stack greater thad 6.5 x 10 0 a) main stack greater than 1 x 10 cps on RR 0-17-051 g ,
,on RR 0-17-051) b) Reactor Bldg. vent greater than b) Reactor Bl'ds vent greater than l 5 x 105 cpm on RR-2/3979 E , 1 x 106 cpm on RR 2/3979 or
- 2) continued particulate or iodine re- 2) continued particulate or iodine re-lease "sTch that analysis of particu- lease such that analysi:t of particu- I late filter or cnarcoal cartridge late filter or charcoal cartridge results in the following estimated results in the following estimated release rates: release rates a) main stack great 3r than 5 x 10 3 a) main stack greater than 5 x 10 4 C1/
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b) ReactgrEIdsventgreaterthan b) Bea 5 r D1dg vent greater than 3 x 10 uCi/sec or 3 x 105 uCi/sec cr
- 3) cogtainment dose ra U greater than 3) cegtainmer* dese rate ~ greater than 10 R/hr en RI-8/9103A/C and 10 R/hr en RI-6'9103A/C and RI-8/9103B/D RI-8/9103B/D e
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-) ~ ') Pr.g3 5 of 12, R;v. 12 FIRE UNUSUAL EVDIT ALERT FIRE IN PROTECTED AREA LASTINd 10 MIN. FIRE MIICH COULD MAKE AN ECCS INOP OR MORE AFTER INITIAL A'I"rEMPTS TO EXTINGUISH IT 1) Fire alarm and verbal report from SSV
- 1) Alarm and verbal report from SSV SITE EMERGCICY GENERAL EMERGENCY FIPE WHICH MAKES AN ECCS IMOP FIRE MIICH CAUSES DAMAGE TO PIRi? SYCTEMS SUFFICIENT TO LEAD TO OTHER GENEPAL ,
- 1) Firo alarm and verbal report EMERGENCIES from SSV ,
, 1) Fire alarm and verbal report from SSV, and LOCA symptoms, ECOS, or containment failure 9
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- , , _, APPb4DIXEP-101 Paga 6 of 12, R2v.,12 ENVIRONMENTAL UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT EARTHQUAKE ; EARTHQUAKE
- 1) An actual earthquake detected by 1) An actual earthquake beyond the seis:aic instrumentation systems Operating Basis Earthquake (OBE)
ABNORMAL POND LEVEL ABNORMAL POND LEVEL
- 1) Conowingo Pond level on LI-2/3278A, 1) Conowingo Pond level on LI-2/3278A,B,
' B,C: C:
a) greater than 113 feet or a) greater than 115 feet or_
- b) less than 104 feet without prior b) less than 98.5 feet without prior notification by L.D. notification by L.D.
TORNADO TORNADO .
- 1) A tornado is observed on site 1) A tornado strikes the Power Block' with identifiable' plant damage HURRICANE HURRICANE
- 1) Hurricane is expected to cross 1) Station is experiencing a hurricane the station with winds greater than 100 r.ph SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMEROENCY EARTHOUAKE ,
- 1) An earthquake greater than Design Earthquake as detected on seismic
. instruments ABNORMAL POND LEVEL
- 1) Conowingo Pond level on
- LI-2/3278A,D,C exceeding the following limits a) greater than 116 feet e,r, b) less than 87 feet O
APPENDIX EP-101
-g Page 7 of 12, Rsv.12 LOSS' OF POWER UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT LOSS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE.* LOSS OF OFFSITE ASD ONSITE AC POWER FOR POWER LESS THAN 15 MINUTES
- 1) turbine generator trip with Startup 1) turbine generator trip with Startup Auxiliary transformer SU2 and SU3 Auxiliary transformer SU2 and SU3 unavailable for service for more unavailable for service and than 60 seconds cg; 2) failure of all diesel generators to
- 2) loss of voltage on the four 4160 energize their busses.
. volt emergency busses or 480 volt load centers supplied from the four LOSS OF ALL DC POWER FOR LESS THAN 15 MIN.
4160 volt smargency busses for more
. than 60 seconds. 1) less than 105 volts on the 2/3A,B,C
& D distribution panels as indicated on Panels 2/3AD03, 2/3CD03, 2/3BD03, 2/3DD03 and
- 2) less than 21 volts on the 24 volt distribution panels as indicated'on Panels 2/3AD28, 2/3CD28, 2/3BD28, 2/3DD28 and
- 3) loss of all alarms SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMERCCICY IDSS OF OFFSITE AND ONSITE AC POWER FOR LONGER THAN 15 MINUTES .
- 1) turbine generator trip with SU2 and
. SU3 unavailable for service for longer than 15 minutes and
- 2) failure of all diesel generators to energize their busses for longer than 15 minutes .
LOSS Or ALL 125 VDC POWER FOR LONCER THAN 15 MINUTES
- 1) less than 105 volts on the 2/3A,B, C&D distribution panels as indicated on Panels 2/3AS03, 2/3CD03,2/35003, .
2/3DD03 for longer than 15 minutes and *
- 2) less than 21 volts on the 24 volt distribution panels as indicated on Panels 2/3AD20, 2/3CD20, 2/3BD20 2/30028 for longer than 15 min. and
- 3) loss of all alarms for longer than 15 min.
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SECOND ARY CONTAINMENT U:."JSUAL EVCIT ALERT
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LOSS OF SECONDARY CONTAINMD3T DITEGRITY
- 1) loss of secondary containment integrity for greater than 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> N/A 8
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INSTRUMENT FAILURE, UNUSUAL EVC(T ALERT SIGNIFICANT LOSS OF ASSESSMENT OR COM-MUNICATION CAPABILITY IN THE MAIN CONTROL ROOM
- 1) complete loss of all Main Control Room com.unication equipment N/A
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APPEr. DIX EP-101
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UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT POSSIBLE FUEL DAMAGE FtfEL DAMAGE
- 1) Air ejector discharge rad monitor 1) Air ejector discharge rad monitor
, high alarm and an increase of 500mR/ indicating greater than 2.5 x 104 mR/
, hr within .'O mf nutes or a level of hr on RR 2/3-17-152, or
[ 2.5 y 103 mR/hr as indicated on 2) High coolant activity of 300 uCi/gm
- RR-2/3-17-152, or_ dose equivalent I-131, and main steam ;
- 2) high reactor coolant activity as line high-high radiation alarm with I determined by sample analysis equal resultant scram alarm, or to or greater than 2 uCi/gm dose 3) spent fuel damage resulting in a equivale'nt I-131 , refueling floor area radiation monitor
. alarm or a high radiation alarm on refuel floor exhaust rad monitor SITE EMERGENCY GDIERAL EMERGENCY FUEL DAMAGE FUEL DAMAGE
- 1) Following conditions occur 1) When at least 2 of 4 containment rad a) failure of control rods to fully monitors indicate levels greater insert on a scram and than 106 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and b) higher than normal readings on RI-8/9103B/D and containment pressure LPRMs adjacent to not-fully- exceeds 10 psig on PR 2/3508
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inserted rods and c) at least 2 of the 4 containment .
. rad monitors indiente levels i
greater than 105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and RI-8/9103B/D.
- 2) Major damage to spent fuel in fuel pool or uncovering of spent fuel l
as confimed by a fuel pool area radiation monitor alarm and: .
a) refuel floor exhaust radiation
- l monitor high alarm, o_r b) refuel floor area radiation monitor alarm or
- 3) Observed major daEIga to spent fuel e
APPUNDIX EP-101
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HAZARDS UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT A
MODERATE HAZARDS SEVEPE HAZARDS
- 1) Aircraft crash on or near site 1) Aircraft crash on the facility or as determined by Shift Supervision missile impacts into the Reacter or Bldg. Diesel Generator Bldg. or
- 2) Significant explosion on or near HPSW pump structure as determined site as determined by shift by shift Supervision g Supervision E 2) Explosion damage to facility affecting
- 3) Toxic gas release on or near site plant safety as determined by Shift as de,termined by Shift Supervision Supervision E .
- 3) Chlorine gas detected in the e
Control Room SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL DtERGENCY f
ALTEMDIX EP-101
'} } Paga 12 of 12, Rsv. 12 CONTROL ROOM EV ACU ATION UNUSUAL EVENT yRT
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REMOTE COIT L ESTABLISHED 1) a Evacuation of Main Control Room anticipated or required and control
!A established at remote shutdown panels as determined by Shift Supervision SITE EMERGCICY GENEPAL EMERCC4CY REMOTE CONTROL NOT ESTABLISHED
- 1) Evacuation of Main Control Room and control of shutdown systems not established at remote shutdown panels in 15 minutes as determined fl/A by Shift Supervision 4
EP-102 Page 1 of 7, R v. 10 JJrtsrm /
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PHIIADELPHIA ELECIRIC CCMPANY g g-PEAOI BC7rICM UNITS 2 AND 3 .
DERGDCI PIAN IMPLDEEIZ1G PPOCEDURE EP-102 - UNUSUAL EVDTI RESPCNSE PURPOCE 2e purpose'of this procedure is to provide guidelines for response to an Unusual Event.
RESPCNSIBILITIES:
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1.1 % e Shift Superintendent or designated alternate shall assume the duties of the Dnergency Director and implement this procedure, until relieved.
1.2 he Station Superintendent or designated alternate shall relieve the Dnergency Director, assume the duties of Dnergency Director and continue implementing this procedure, if available
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AcrICN LEVEIS Wis procedure shall be implemented when any event occurs that is
, classified as an Unusual Event per EP-101, Classification of Dnergencies.
i alS t IMEIATE AcrICNS
. %e Shift Superintendent shall .
.1 Assume duties of the Dnergency Director 34.2 Activate Dnergency 'Itama as necessary and designate appropriate
<, team and group leaders.
.3 Contact the Station Superintendent and the Shif t Technical Advisor and inform them of the situation.
.- 1.4 Caplete the Unusual Event notification message in Appendix i EP 102-1 and direct the comnunicator (PO or higher) to notify the appropriate parties as specified in Appendix EP-102-1 Unusual
' , Event Telephone Listirv3 1
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EP-102 Page 2 of 7, Rev. 10 1.1.5 Closely nonitor conditions to determine present hazards to persennel and potential accident conditions that may develep.
1.1.6 Designate a Licensed operator to notify the NRC on the red phona. After completing the notification request concurrence of the NRC to terminate the telephone mnversation, prior to hanging up the phone.
1.1.7 Provide station personnel with instructions over the Public Address System on any major changes in plant status, escalation or de-escalation of the classifications, etc. 'Ihe following messages are examples:
ME:SSAGE
'INIS (IS) (IS NDP) A TRILL, REPEAT, 'IHIS (IS) (IS Nor) A ERILL.
ATIINTION ALL PGSONNEL. ATITNTICN ALL PGSONNEL. ME mERGENCY -
DIRECKR HAS DECEART AN UNUSUAL EVENT. ALL ON SHIFF PERSCNEL REPORT 'IO HE CNrBOL ROCN. ALL OIHER PERSONNEL SIAhTRY EOR EURMER ANNOUNCENENTS. 'IHIS (IS) (IS Nor) A DRILL, REPEAT,
'IMIS (IS) (IS Nor) A IRILL.
MESSAGE
'IHIS (IS) (IS NDP) A IRILL, REPEAT, 'DIIS (IS) (IS N0r) A DRILL.
- ATIINrICN ALL PGSONNEL. ATITNTICN ALL PERSONMEL. M UNUSUAL EVENr HAS BEZN DE-ESCAIATED. ALL PERSCNEL SHALL REIURN 'IO
'IHEIR NCRMAL EX7FIES. 'IHIS (IS) (IS Nor) A ERILL, REPEAT, 'IHIS (IS) (IS Nor) A IRILL.
1.1.8 Direct the evacuation of affected areas as necessary.
Refer to the in11owing procedures GP-15 Iccal Evacuation 1.2 Shift Clerk or designated person shall:
1.2.1 Notify additional emergency response / support personnel to report to the station, as directed by the Dnergency Director / Shift Supervision using the appropriate Appendix -
- to EP-209, Telephone List for Dnergency use.
1.2.2 Perform the notification of the off site agencies and personnel within 15 minutes as directed by the Dnergency Director using Appendix EP-102-1, Unusual Event Message and Apperdix EP-102-3, Unusual Event Telephone Listing.
2.0 EttnM-UP ACTIONS 2.1 Dnergency Director shall 2.1.1 Periodically evaluate the event classification in accordance with EP-101, Classification of Dnergenclea
EP-102 Paga 3 of 7, Pav.10 and escalate or de-escalate the classification as necessary.
DO NOT USE 'DfE BIUE RING-DOWN PHONES MR 'DIESE CALIS.
2.1.2 If classification is de-escalated, emplete Appendix EP-102-3, Unusual Event De-Escalation Message and give it to the comunicator and direct comunicator to perform the notifications in accordance with Appendix EP-102-2.
DO NOP USE ' DIE BIEE RING-DOWN PHCNES 2.1.3 Perform actions necessary to mitigate conditions of the emergency situation.
2.1.4 Provide site personnel with public address announcements for any major changes in plant status, such as changing emergency actions level and evacuations. -
i 2.2 Shift Clerk shall: .
2.2.1 Notify additional support perscnnel to report to the plant as directed by the Dnergency Director.
2.2.2 Perform notifications, as directed by Dnergency j Directors to the off-site agencies.
FUE CINDITIONS:
l.0 Contaminated injured person (s) transported to hospital 2.0 Fire is out, or under control, fire watch has been posted 3.0 All vital areas requiring m T=ncy are habitable 4.0 Site Security is established 5.0 Plant is in stable condition and core is cooling 6.0 In plant radiation levels are decreasing or are stable ,
7.0 All engineering safeguards are operable .
8.0 Release of radioactive materials is being controlled and no significant uncontrolled releases are contemplated 9.0 All emergency plan inplementing pro dures are closed out or they have been assigned to an in$ividual for closure APPD4 DICT Appendix EP6-102-1, Unusual Event Notification Message A(perdix EF102-2. Unusual Event Notification 'IWiephone Listing
EP-102 Paga 4 of 7, R v. 10 Appendix EP-102-3, Unusual Event De-Escalation Message REFERENCE -
PBAPS Emergency Plan EP-101 Classification of Bnergencies GP-15, Iccal Evacuation EP-209 Telephone Listing for Bnergency Use.
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EP-102 Paga 5 of 7, Rev. 10 APPENDIX EP 102-1 UNUSUAL EVENT NorIFICATIN MESSA2 EURVAT WS (IS) (IS NOI) A DRIII. REPEAT HIIS (IS) (IS N0r) A DRILL.
MS IS PEAG BOFIQi A'KMIC POWER STATIN CALLING 'IO REPCRP AN UNUSUAL EVENT IIR UNIT . MY NAME IS TELEP10NE NUMBER IS . PEAG B0r101 IS REPORTING AN UNUSUAL EVENT AT , . DIE BASIS PROBLD1 (24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> clock time) (date)
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'IHERE (HAS) (HAS Nor) BEEN AN (AIRBORNE) (LIQUID) RADIOACTIVE RELEASE .
ITO1 E FIRTr. E FIR 72 IS (MI.E) (IMPPOVING) (DEGRADING) (Nor ILNOWN). 'IHERE ARE NO PPDIECTIVE ACTIONS BEING REOCMENDED AT MS TIME.
M S (IS) (IS N0r) A IRILL. REPEAT, MS (IS) (IS NDP) A DRILL.
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'DfIS (IS) (IS NCTI) A [RIII. REPEAT, 'DiIS (IS) (IS NCTI) A DRIII.
'IffIS IS PEAG B7E'IQ4 ATCMIC PCHER SIATICN CAILING 'IO REPCRP A OTANGE: IN 'IEE DE'RGENCY CIASSIFICATION EtR UNIT NO. . MY NAME IS .
'IELEPHCNE NUMBER IS . ' DIE UNUSUAL EVDff HAS BEEN TERMINA'IED.
TIME AND DATE ARE , .
(24 hr. clock time) (Date)
'IHE PIANT STATUS IS (STABIE) (IMPBOVING). 'I!!IS (IS) (IS NCTf) A DRIII, REPEAT, 'HIIS (IS) (IS NC7f) A MIII.
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PHIIADELPHIA ELECIRIC COMPANY PEAG BOI'ICM UNITS 2 AND 3 INERGENCY PIAN IMPIDETfING PROCEDURE EP-103 ALERT RESPCNSE PURPOSE
'Ihe purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines for response to an Alert.
RESPCNSIBILITIES 1.0 Shift Superintendent or designated alternate shall assume the role of the Dnergency Director when an Alert Classification is declared, unless the
- Station Superintendent is present.and shall perform the necessary steps in this procedure.
1.1 'Ibe Staticn Superintendent or his alternate shall assume the duties of the Emergency Director, report to the Control Rocyn or 'Ibchnical Support Center and relieve the Shift Superintendent of the responsibilities as the Emergency Director.
ACTICN LEVELS:
'Ihis procedure shall be implemented when any event occurs that is classified an Alert per EP-101, Classification of Energencies.
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1.1.5 Direct the Cmmunicator to man the NRC reb telephone on a con-tinuous basis if required by Procedure A-31. If Ca municator is required for urgent plant operations related to the emergency, the concurrence for securing the phone should be obtained frcm
- the NRC prior to securing this telephone.
1.1.6 Direct the Shift Clerk to activate the 60 Minute Call List using EP-209, Appendix P. If Shift Clerk is not available, this func-tion shall be assigned to any available individual.
' l.1.7 Direct one of the on-shift I&C Technicians to activate the Tech-nical Support Center and Bnergency Operations Facility in accor-dance with EP-201 and EP-203. Inform Shift Clerk which I&C Technican will activate the centers at Unit 1 in order that the ,
clerk will know which remaining IEC Technician to call for the '
prcngt nobilization procedure. .
l.1.8 Direct the Dose Assessment Team Leader to initiate off-site radiation surveys as necessary, in accordance with EP-205B, Radiation Survey Groups.
1.1.9 Direct the Personnel Safety Team Leader to initiate on-site radiation surveys as necessary, in accordance with EP-205B, Radiation Survey Groups.
1.1.10 Assign an Operations Support Center Coordinator (shift PO) and direct available shift personnel to report to the Operations Support Center m 135' elev. Turbine Building and to activate it in accordance with EP-202, if habitable. If this Operations Support Center is NDP habitable, direct shift personnel to re-port to the Control Room.
1.1.11 Closely monitor conditions to determine present hazards to personnel and potential accident conditions that may develop.
L 1.1.12 Pbr samples, direct the on-shift Chemistry Technician or l Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Team Ieader to implement EP-205A, Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Team Activatim.
1.1.13 For fire and damage repair, direct the Maintenance Shift Assis-tant Forenan or the Fire and Damage Team Leader to implement EP-206A, Fire Fighting Group and/or EP-206B Damage Repair Group.
1.1.14 Par liquid release, inplement EP-312, Radioactive Liquid Re-
! lease, if required.
1.1.15 For security matters, contact Security Shift Supervisor and direct implementation of EP-208, Security Team Activation, if necessary.
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EP-103 Page 3 of 10, Rev. 11 1.1.16 Direct the evacuation of affected areas as.necessary. Refer to the following pro dures:
GP-15 Iccal Evacuation EP-303 Partial Plant Evacuation EP-305 Site Evacuation EP-306 Evacuation of the Information Center 1.1.17 Provide station personnel with instructions over the Public Address System en any major changes in plant status, escalation oc de-21ation of the classifications, etc. The following
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ATIDirION ALL PERSWNEL. ATIDirION ALL PERSWNEL. EE ENERGENCY DIRECITE HAD DECIARED AN AIERP. ALL SHIFr PERSGNEL REPCRT 'IO ME OCNTROL ROCN. ALL MENBERS CF '!HE ENERGENCY RESPONSE CRGANIZATICN REPCRP 'IO EXT DERGENCY FACILITY OR ENERGENCY IOCATICNS. ALL NCN-ESSENTIAL PERSWNEL AND VISPIORS AHAIT FURSER PUBLIC ADmESS INSTRUCTICNS. WIS (IS) (IS NCTI) A DRILL, REPEAT, M IS (IS) (IS NCTP) A IRILL.
MESSAGE THIS (IS) (IS NDP) A IRILL, REPEAT, MIS (IS) (IS NDP) A IRIIL.
ATTENTION ALL PERSCNNEL. ATITNTICN ALL PERSWNEL. EE ALERP CIASSIFICATICN HAS BEEN IE-ESCALAED TO AN (UNUSUAL EVENT CR ERMD&TED) . ALL PERSCENEL SHALL HAIT INSTRUCTICNS FRCH EEIR
'IEAM LEADERS CR SUPERVISCRS. THIS (IS) (IS NOT) A IRILL, REPEAT, EIS (IS) (IS NOT) A IRIIL.
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l 2.1 The Emergency Director shall:
2.1.1 Verify that the Technical Support Center, Operations Support Center, and Auxiliary CSC have been activated.
2.1.2 Periodically evaluate the event classification in accordance l with EP-101, Classification of Bnergencies, and escalate or de-j escalate the classification, as necessary.
2.1.3 If the classification is de-escalated, complete Appendix EP-103-3, Alert De-Escalation Notification Message and give it to the ccumunicator and direct the comunciator to perform the notifications in accordance with Appendix EP-103-2.
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EP-103 Page 4 of 10, Rev. 11 2.1.4 Obtain the results of the EP-316, Cumulative Population Dose Calculations frczn the Dose Assessment Team Leader and on-site radiation surveys frczn the Personnel Safety Team Leader, as necesssary.
l 2.1.5 Notify the Bureau of Radiation Protection of any change in radiological conditions.
2.1.6 Perform actions as necessary to mitigate conditions of the emergency situation.
2.1.7 Determine which additional support personnel are necesssary for ?
i caergency functions and direct the Shift Clerk or other assigned ocuounicator in TSC to contact those personnel, using the appro-priate Appendix to EP-209, Dnergency Telephone Listing.
i 2.1.8 Provide site personnel with P.A. speaker announcements for any .
major changes in plant emergency status, such as changing emer-gex y action levels and evacuations.
2.2 The Station Superintendent shall:
4 2.2.1 Report to the Technical Support Center or Control Room for a briefing of the situation, if not already acting as tle Emer-
- gency Director.
2.2.2 Assume the role of Emergency Director by formally relieving the Shift Superintendent. Announce that he has assumed the role of Bnergency Director to the assembled Technical Support Center personnel.
2.2.3 Verify the emergency classification.
2.2.4 Verify that the Technical Support Center, the Emergency Opera-tions Facility, the Operations Support Center and the Auxiliary Operations Support Center have been activated.
2.2.5 If applicable, brief the Site Emergency Coordinator.
2.3 Operations Support Center Coordinator shall:
2.3.1 Notify the Emergency Director when their respective Operaticms Support Center is activated.
2.3.2 Provicie support to the Control Roczn and Shift Supervision as necessary.
2.4 Auxiliary Operations Support Center Coordinator shall:
2.4.1 Notify the Personnel Safety Team Leader or Emergency Director that the Auxiliary Operations Support Center is activated.
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2.5 Dose Assessment Team Imader shall:
2.5.1 Report progress and results of EP-316, Cumulative Populaticm Doser 'almalations and off-site radiation surveys to the Emer-
, gency Director or Site Bnergency Coordinator, as necessary.
, 2.6 Personnel Safety Team Leader shall:
'2.6.1 -Report progress and results of on-site radiation surveys to the anergency Director as necessary.
2.7 Shift Clerk or assigned TSC Ccununicator shall: .
2.7.1 Notify additional support personnel to report to the plant as directed by the Energency Director. Refer to the appropriate Appendix of EP-209.
2.7.2 Notify the Emergency Director when the additional support personnel have been notified.
2.8 Shift I&C Technician shall:
2.8.1 Inform the Emergency Director when the TSC and ECF are activated.
2.8.2 Man the TSC and E3' data display (CCIV) positions as directed by the Energency Director.
- 2.9 Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Team Leader shall
2.9.1 Report progress and results of any sampling activities and their results, if appropriate, to the Dnergency Director.
2.10 Security Team Imader shall:
2.10.1 Provide a briefing of the security situation, as required, to the Emergency Director, providing status on the Security Force manning. -
! 2.11 Fire and Damage Tam Leader shall:
4 2.11.1 Provide a briefing on fire and damage assessment activities to the Emergency Director, if appropriate.
2.12 Technical Support Team Leader shall:
, 2.12.1 Dispatch available ocmnunicators, status board keepers, etc., to support the activities in the various ernergency response centers.
2.12.2 Provide engineering assessments on the emergency situation, as requested by the Dnergency Director.
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FINAL CINDITICES:
1.0 Ccritaminated injured person (s) transported to hospital.
2.0 Fire is out, or under control, firewatch has been posted.
3.0 All vital areas requiring m a ncy are habitable.
4.0 Site security is established.
5.0 Plant' is' in 1 stable condition and core is cooling.
6.0 In plant radiation levels are decreasing or are stable.
7.0 All engineering safeguards are operable. ~
8.0 Release of radioactive materils is being controlled and no significant uncontrolled releases are contemplated.
9.0 All Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures are closed out or they have been assigned to an individual for closure.
APPD OICES:
Appendix EP-103-1, Alert Notification Message Appendix EP-103-2, Alert Notification /relephone Listing Appendix EP-103-3, Alert De-Escalation Message
REFERENCES:
PBAPS Emergency Plan NUREG 0654 EP-101, Classification of Emergencies GP-15, in al Evacuation -
EP-303, Partial Plant Evacuation EP-305, Site Evacuation EP-306, Evacuation of Information Center
EP-103 Page 7 of 10, Rev. 11 APPENDIX EP-103-1 ALERP NOTIFICATICN MESSAGE e
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[ -///- Vf PEACH BCTflO! UNITS 2 AND 3 DfERGENCY PIAN IMPLDNTING PROCEI1JRE EP-104 SITE DfERGENCY RESPCNSE PURPOSE:
The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines for response to a Site Emergency.
RESPCNSIBILITIES: ,
1.0 Shift Superintendent or designated alternate shall assume the rol of the Emergency Director when a Site Emergency is declared, unless the Station Superintendent is present, and perform the necessary steps in thi,s procedure.
1.1 'Ihe Station Superintendent or his alterante shall assume the role of the Emergency Director, report to the Technical Support Center or Control Rocm and relieve the Shift Superintendent of the responsibilities as the Dnergency Director.
1.2 Site Emergency Coordinator shall report to the Emergency Operaticns l Facility or the Alternate Dnergency Operations Facility and implement the
, appropriate section(s) of this procedure, if necessary.
i CN LEVELS:
l procedure shall be implemented when an event occurs that is classified a Site Emergency per EP-101, Classification of Emergencies.
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EP-104 Page 2 of 12, Rev. 11 1.1.4 Fill out Appendix EP-104-1, Site Dnergency Notification Message and give it to the Comunicator (PO or higher classification) and direct the Comunicator to conmence notification of the appropriate parties per Appendix EP-104-3, Site Daergency Notification Telephone Listing.
1.1.5 Direct the Comunicator to man the NRC RED Telephone on a con-tinuous basis, if required by A-31. If Comunicator is required for urgent plant operations related to the emergency, the con-currence for securing the I one h should be obtained from NRC prior to securing this telephone.
1.1.6' If not already accanplished at the ALERT stage, direct the shift clerk to activate the 60 minute call list using EP-209 Appendix P, If shift clerk is not available, this function may be assigned to any available individual. -
1.1.7 Direct one of the on-shift I&C technicians to activate the Tech-nical Support Center and Emergency Operations Facility in accor-dance with EP-201 and 203, if not already activated. If not already performed previously, inform the shift clerk which I&C Technician will activate the centers at Unit 1 in order to let the clerk know which remaining I&C Technician to call for the prompt mobilization procedure. ,
1.1.8 Direct the Dose Assessment Team Leader to initiate off-site radiation surveys, as necessary, if not already done in accor- .
dance with EP-205B, Radiation Survey Groups.
1.1.9 Direct the Personnel Safety Team Leader to initiate on-site radiation surveys as necessary, if not already done in accord-
! ance with EP-205B Radiation Survey Groups.
1.1.10 Assign an Operations Support Center Coordinator (Shift PO) if not already done and direct available shift personnel to report to this Operatims Support Center and to activate it in accor-dance with EP-202 if habitable. If the Operations Support Center is not habitable, direct shift personnel to report to the Control Roan.
1.1.11 Closely monitor m nditions to determine present hazards to personnel and potential accident conditions that may develop.
1.1.12 For samples, direct on-shift chemistry Technician or Chemistry Sampling and Analysis '14am Leader to implement EP-205A, Chemistry Sanpling and Analysis Team Activation.
1.1.13 For Fire and Damage Repair, direct the Maintenance Shift Assis-tant Foreman or the Fire and Damage Team Leader to implement EP-206A, Fire Fighting Group and/or EP-206B, Damage Repair Group.
1.1.14 For a lig:Id release, anplement EP-312, Radioactive Liquid Release, if required.
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1.1.15 Ibr Security matters, mntact Security Shift Supervision and
- direct implementation of EP-208, Security Team Activaiton, if necessary.
1.1.16 If appropriate, direct the evacuation of affected areas as necessary. Refer to the following procedures:
GP-15 Iccation Evacuation EP-303 Partial Plant Evacuation i
EP-305 Site Evacuation
, EP-306 Evacuation of the Information Center 1.1.17 Provide staticn personnel with instructions over the Public Address System on any major changes in plant status, upgrading or downgrading the classifications, etc. The following messages -
are an exangle:
MESSAGE i
WS (IS) (IS NDP) A ERILL, REPEAT, 'DIIS (IS) (IS NOT) A IRILL.
ATTENTICN ALL PERSCNNEL. ATIDirION ALL PERSCNNEL. M DERGENCY
- DIRECICR HAS DEI 2ARED A SITE EMEEGENCY. ALL CN SHIFT PERSCNNEL REPCRP '!O M CCNIROL ROCM. ALL MENEERS OF M DERGENCY
- RESPWSE CBGANIZATICN REPGtT 'IO YOUR ENERGENCY FACILITIES CR I
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inplementation of EP-315, Corporate Canputer Dose Calculations, l or EP-316, Cumulative Population Dose Calculations, and EP-317, l Direct Recarnandations to County anergency Management and Civil
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EP-104 Page 4 of 12, Rev. 11 2.0 POLIrw-UP ACTIONS .
2.1 Emergency Director shall:
2.1.1 verify that the Technical Support Center, Operations Support Center and Aux. OSC have been activated.
2.1.2 Periodically evaluate the event classification in accordance with EP-101, Classification of Dnergencies and escalate or de-escalate the classification, as necessary.
2.1.3 If the classification is de-escalated, complete Appendix EP-104-3, Site Dnergency De-Escalation Notification Message and give it to the Ctenunicator to perform notifications in accor-dance with Appendix EP-104-2.
2.1.4 Obtain results of the EP-316, Cumulative Fopulation Dose Cal-culations and offsite radiation surveys frm the Dose Assess ~ -
ment Team Imader.
2.1.5 Cbtain on-site Plant Radiation Surveys frm the Personnel Safety Team Leader, as necessary.
2.1.6 Provide appropriate information frm the previous evaluations to Conmunicator in the EXF for notification of the Bureau of Radiation Protection.
2.1.7 Perform actions as necessary to mitigate conditions of the emergency situation.
2.1.8 If not already performed, determine which additional support personnel are necessary for emergency functions and direct the shift clerk or other assigned ocmnunicator to contact those personnel.
2.1.9 Provide site personnel with P.A. speaker announcements for any i
major changes in plant emergency status, such as changing emergency action levels and evacuations.
. 2.1.10 Direct the Evacuation of affected areas as necessary. Refer to I the following procedure:
GP 15 rmal Evacuation EP 303 Partial Plant Evacuation EP 305 Site Evacuation EP 306 Evacuation of the Information Center 2.2 Station Superintendent shall:
i 2.2.1 Report to the Technical Support Center or Control Rcm, for a briefing of the situatica, if not already acting as the Dner-gency Director.
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EP-104 Page 5 of 12, Rev. 11 2.2.2 Assume the role of Emergency Director (if not already done) by formally relieving the Shift SuperintendenE of this responsi-bility. Announce that he has assumed the role of the Dnergency Director to the assenbled Technical Support Center personnel.
2.2.3 Verify the emergency classification.
2.2.4 Verify that the Technical Support Center, Bnergency operations Facility and the Operations Support Center have been activated.
2.3 Operations Support Center coordinator shall:
2.3.1 Notify the Dnergency Director when the Operations Support Center is activated.
2.3.2 Provide support to the Ocntrol Roca and Shift Supervisicri as -
necessary.
2.4 Auxiliary Operations Support Center Coordinator shall:
2.4.1 Notify the Personnel Safety Team or Dnergency Director that the Auxiliary operations Support Center is activated.
2.4.2 Provide Health Physics support to teams as directed by Personnel Safety Team Imader.
2.5 Dose Assessment h Leader shall:
2.5.1 Notify the Dnergency Director when the Dnergency Operations Facility is manned.
2.5.2 Report progress and results of EP-316,Ctsnulative Populaticri Dose Calculations and off site radiation surveys.
2.5.3 Notify the Site Dnergency Coordinator of the need for assistance fran Radiation Management Corporation.
2.6 Personnel Safety Teen Imader shall:
2.6.1 Deport progress and results of on-site radiaticm surveys to the anergency Director as necessary.
2.7 Shift Clerk or other assigned person shall 2.7.1 If not already done, notify additional support personnel to report to the plant as directed by the Energency Director.
Refer to the appropriate appendix of EP-209.
2.7.2 Notify anergency Director or Site Bnergency Coordinator when the additional support personnel have been notified.
EP-104 Page 6 of 12, Rev. 11 2.8 It.C Technicians shall: (if not already performed as per EP-103) 2.8.1 Inform the Dnergency Director when the centers are activated, if not previously done.
2.8.2 Man the TSC or EOF data display (CCIV) positions as directed by the Emergency Director.
2.9 Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Team Leader shall:
2.9.1 Report progress and results of any sampling activities and their results, if appropriate to the Dnergency Director.
2.10 Security Team Lead.c shall:
2.10.1 Provide a briefing of the security situation, as required, to ~
the Dnergency Director, providing status on the Security Force manning.
2.11 Fire and Damage Team Idader shall:
2.11.1 Provide a briefing on fire and damage assessment activities to the Dnergency Director, if appropriate.
, 2.12 Technical Support Team Imader shall:
2.12.1 Dispatch available acinnunicators, status board keepers, etc.
to support the activities in the various emergency response centers.
2.12.2 Provide engineering assessments on th eemergency situatico, as requested by the Emergency Director.
FINAL CINDITICNS:
1.0 Oontaminated injured person (s) transported to hospital.
2.0 Fire is out, or under control, firewatch has been posted.
3.0 All vital areas requiring m a ncy are habitable. .
4.0 Site security is established.
5.0 Plant is in stable condition and core is cooling.
6.0 In plant radiation levels are decreasing or are stable.
7.0 All engineering safeguards are operable.
8.0 Release of radioactive materials is being controlled and no significant uncontrolled releases are conternplated.
EP-104 Page 7 of 12, Rev. 11 9.0 All Dnergency Plan implementing procedures are closed ,out or they have been assigned to an individual for closure.
APPDOICES:
Appendix EP-104-1, Alert Notification Message Appendix EP-104-2, Alert Notification / Telephone Listing I;pendix EP-104-3, Alert De-Escalation Message Appendix EP-104-4, Bnergency Exposure Guidelines M t. .
PBAPS Dnergency Plan NUREG 0654 EP-101, Classificatics of Bnergencies
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GENERAL ENERGENCY DE-ESCAIATIW NDFIFICATION MESSAGE WS (IS) (IS NCyr) A IRILL. REPEAT, MS (IS) (IS Nor) A IRILL. M S IS PEAW B0 RITE A2OGC POWER STATIW CAILING 'IO REPCRP A OfANGE IN THE INERGENCY ACTION LEVEL. MY NAME IS , 'IELEPHCNE NUMBER . M SITE INEEENCY W UNIT NO. HAS BEEN 1'
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TIME AND DATE ARE , . M PIANT STATUS IS (STAB 2)
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DERGENCY EXPOSURE GJIDELINES Projected Whole Body Thyroid Authorized Function Dose Dose g
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Reduction of Injury 75 rm* 375 rem Director
- 2. Operation of Dpipnent to Mitigate an Dnergency**
Bnergency 25 rem
- 125 ran Director ,
- 5. Re-Entry / Recovery Administrative Administrative Activities Guidelines Guidelines N/A
- References EPA-520/1-75-001 Table 2.1
- Such exposure shall be on a voluntary basis
EP-105 Page 1 of 12, Rev. 11 JJr:glb
'/h PHIIADELPHIA ELECTRIC CCMPANY PEACH BCTI'KM UNITS 2 AND 3 INERGENCY PIN 1 IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EP-105 GENERAL ENERGENCY RESPCNSE PURPOSE
'Its purpose 5f this pro dure is to provide guidelines for respcnse to a General '
Dnergency.
RESPCNSIBILITIES: -
Shift Superintendent or designated alternate shall assume the role of q Dnergency Director and implement this procedure until ralieved. ,
h Station Superintendent or designated alternate shall raport to the Technical Support Center or Contr01 Roan, relieve the Shift Superintendent, 1
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., 1. Site Dnergency Coordinator shall report to the Emergency Operations
-,_ Facility or the Alternate ET and perform the a@ropriate sections of this 1 .
proceduro, if necessary.
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y a procedure shall be implemented when an event occurs that is classified a General anergency per EP-101, Classification of Dnergencies.
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1 .0 U+EIATE ACTICNS 1.1 Shift Supervision shall:
1.1.1 Assume the duties of Dner r.
1.1.2 Activate Dnergency %sms M on 6 Il at an earlier emergency action beah s
1.1.3 contact the Station Superinte t PrecM&1 Amiser, inform them of the situation. '
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,s ,s EP-105 Page 2 of 12, Rev. 11 1.1.4 Fill out Appendix EP 105-1 General Dnergency Notification Message and direct Connunicator (PO or higher classification) to ocenence notifications of the appropriate parties per Appendix EP-105-2, General Dnergency Notification Telephone Listing.
1.1.5 Direct the ccanunicator to a man the NRC RED Telephone on a con-tinuous basis if required by A-31. If ocununicator is required for urgent plant operations related to the emergency, the con-currance for securing the phone should be obtained frcan the NRC prior to securing this telephone.
- l.1.6 'If not already accouplished at the ALERP or SITE ENERGENCY stage, direct the shift clerk to activate the 60 minute call list using EP-209, Appendix P. If shift clerk is not available, this func-tion may be assigned to any available individual. -
1.1.7 Direct one of the on-shift IaC Technicians to activate the hch-nical Support Center and the Dnergency Operations Facility in accordance with EP-201 and 203, if not already activated.
1.1.8 Direct the Dose Assessment Team Imader to initiate offsite radia-tion surveys, as necessary, in accordance with EP-205B, Radia-tion Survey Groups, if not already done.
1.1.9 Direct the Personnel Safety Team Imader to initiate on-site radiation surveys as necessary, in accordance with EP-205B, Radiation Survey Groups, if not already done.
1.1.10 Assign an Operations support Center Coordinator (Senior PO) if not already done and direct available shift personnel to report to report to the Operations Support Center and to activate it in accordance with EP-202, if habitable. If the Operations Support Center is NDT habitable, direct shift personnel to report to the control rocan.
1.1.11 Closely nonitor conditions to determine present hazards to '
personnel and potential accident conditions that may develop.
1.1.12 For sanples, direct onshift chemistry Technician or Chemistry Sangling and Analysis Team Leader to implement EP-205A, Chemistry Sangling and Analysis hem Activation.
1.1.13 For fire and damage repair, direct the Maintenance Shift Assis-tant Foreman or the Fire and Damage Team Imader to inplement EP-206A, Fire Fighting Group and/or EP-206B Damage Repair Group. ;
1.1.14 For a liquid release, implement EP-312, Radioactive Liquid Re-lease, if required. t 1.1.15 For security matters, contact Security Shift Supervisor and direct inplementation of EP-208, Security Team Activation, if necessary.
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EP-105 Page 3 of 12, Rev. 11 1.1.16 If appropriate, direct the evacuation of affected areas as necessary. Refer to the following procedures:
GP-15 r m l Evacuation EP-303 Partial Plant Evacuation EP-305 Site Evacuation EP-306 Evacuation of the Information Center 1.1.17 Provide station personnel with instructions over the Public Address System on any major. changes in plant status, upgrading
- . or downgrading the classifications, etc. The following message
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MSSAGE MIS (IS) (IS NDT) A IRIII, REPEAT, MIS (IS) (IS NOT) A IRIIL.
ATIDFFICN AIL PERSCPNEL. ATIENTICM AIL PERSCMEL. ME DERGENCY DIRECICR HAS DECIARED A GENERAL DE3GENCY. AIL CN SHIFr PERSWNEL REPCRT TO ME CDFIROL IUCN. AIL MENBERS OF ME EMERGENCY RESPNSE ORGANIZATICN SHAIL REPCRP TO MEIR INERGENCY FACILITIES CR IMER-GENCY IDCATICMS. AIL NON-ESSENTIAL PERS0tNEL AND VISntRS SHOUID EVACIIATE WE SMTION AND RE-ASSEMBLE AT WE (NCRIH SUB SMTION)
(PRESIDENr'S tFFILITY BUIIDING) (DELTA SERVICE BUILDING) . HIS (IS)
(IS NCFr) A IRIIL, REPEAT, WIS (IS) (IS NCFr) A CRIIL.
MESSAGE MIS (IS) (IS !Or) A IRILL, REPEAT, WIS (IS) (IS NOT) A IRIII.
ATTDirION AIL PERSWNEL. ATIDFFIN AIL PERSONNEL. ME GENERAL EMERGENCY HAS BEEN ((DE-ESCAIATED TO AN (UNUSUAL EVDFr) (ALERP)
(ERMINA2ED)) . AIL PERS0tNEL SRAIL ANAIT INSIRUCTICNS FRCH THEIR TEAM 'EADERS CR SUPERVISCR. HIS (IS) (IS NCFI) A IRIIL, REPEAT, MIS (IS) (IS NDT) A IRIIL.
1.1.18 If necessary, direct Dose Assessment Team Imader to initiate the isplementation of EP-315, Corporate Caputer Dose Calculations, or EP-316, Omulative Population Dose Calculations, and EP-317, Direct Reconnendations to County anergency Management and Civil Defense Agencies.
2.0 RXIDH-UP ACTIONS 2.1 anergency Director shall 2.1.1 Verify that the 74chnical Support Center, OSC, Aux. OSC, and BOF have been activated.
2.1.2 Periodically evaluate the event classification in accordance with EP-101, Classification of Dnergencies. If the conditions change, de-escalate to an appropriate classificatien.
EP-105 Page 4 of 12, Rev. 11 2.1.3 If classification is de-escalated, c m plete Appendix EP-lCE-3, General Emergency De-escalation Message and direct the ccmmt i-cation to perform notifications in accordance with Appendix EP-105-2.
2.1.4 Obtain results of the EP-316 Cumulative Population Dose Calcu-lations offsite radiation surveys frcn the Dose Assessment Team Ieader.
2.1.5 Obtain onsite radiation surveys from the Personnel Safety Team
, Leader.
2.1.6 Referring to EP-317, direct recxmnendations to County Emergency Management and Civil Defense Agencies and provide appropriate information frcm the previous evaluations and Protective Action .
recamendations to a Comunicator in the EOF for notification of the Bureau of Radiation Protection.
2.1.7 Perform actions as necessary to mitigate conditions of the emtr-gency situation.
2.1.8 If not already performed, determine which additional support personnel are necessary for emergency functions and direct the shift clerk or other assigned person to cxantact those personnel.
2.1.9 Previde site personnel with PA speaker announcements for any major changes in plant emergency status, such'as changing emer-gency action levels.
2.1.10 Direct the evacuation of affected areas, as necessary. Refer to the following procedures:
GP 15 reral Evacuation EP 303 Partial Plant Evacuation EP 305 Site Evacuation EP 306 Evacuation of the Information Center 2.2 '1he Station Superintendent shall:
2.2.1 Report to the Technical Support Center or Control Roan, for a l briefing of the situation.
2.2.2 Assume the role of anergency Director (if not already done) by formally relieving the Shift Superintendent. Announce that he has assumed the role of Emergency Director to the assembled Tech-nical Support Center personnel.
2.2.3 Verify the emergency classification.
2.2.4 Verify that the Technical Support Center, Emergency Operations l Facility, Operations Support Center, and Aux. OSC have been
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o D-105 Page 5 of 12, Rev. 11 2.3 operations Support Center coordinator shall:
2.3.1 Notify the Bnergency Director when the Operations Support Center is activated.
2.3.2 Support the Control Room and Shift Supervision as necessary.
2.4 Auxiliary Operations Support Center Coordinator shall:
2.4.1 Notify the Personnel Safety Team or Emergency Director that the Antillary Support Center is activated.
1 2.4.2 Provide Health Physics support to teams as directed by Personnel Safety Team Leader.
2.5 Dose Assessment Team Imader shall 2.5.1 Notify the anergency Director when the Emergency Operations Facility is activated.
- 2.5.2 Report progress and results of D-316, Cumulative Populaticn Dose l Calculations and off site radiation surveys to the anergency t Director, as necessary.
2.5.3 Notify the Site Bnergency Coordinator of the need for assistance 4
frcut Radiation Management Corporation.
2.6 Personnel Safety Team r a dar shall:
- 2.6.1 Report progress and results of onsite radiation survey to the Bnergency Director as necessary.
2.7 Shift Clerk or other assigned person shall:
2.7.1 If not already done, notify additional support personnel to re-port to the plant as directed by the Dnergency Director. Refer to the appropriate Appendix of EP-209.
2.7.2 Notify Bnergency Director or Site Bnergency Coordinator when j additional support personnel have been notified.
2.8 I&C 'hchnicians shall: (if not already performed as per D-103 or D-104)
- 2.8.1 Inform the Bnergency Director when centers are activated.
l 2.8.2 Man the TSC and ET data display (CCIV) positions as directed krf
! the Dnergency Director.
I 2.9 Camistry sampling and Analysis Team Imader shall:
',' 2.9.1 Report progress and results of any sampling activities and their
[ results, if appropriate to the anergency Director.
EP-105 Page 6 of 12, Rev. 11 2.10 Security Team Leader shall:
2.10.1 Provide a briefing of the security situation, as required, to the Emergency Director, providing statt% on the Security Force man-ning.
2.11 Fire and Damage Team Ieader shall:
2.ll.l' Provide a briefing on fire and damage assessment activities to the Dnergency Director, if appropriate.
2.12 Technical Support '14am Ieader shall:
2.12.1 Dispatch available ocmnunicators, status board keepers, etc., to support the activities in the various emergency response centers. ~
2.12.2 Provide engineering assessments on the emergency situation, as requested by the Dnergency Director.
FINAL CONDITICES:
1.0 (bntaminated injured person (s) transported to impital.
2.0 Fire is out, or under control, firewatch has been posted.
3.0 All vital areas requiring m a ncy are habitable.
4.0 Site Security is established.
5.0 Plant is in stable condition and core is cooling.
6.0 In plant radiation levels are decreasing or are stable.
7.0 All engineering safeguards are operable.
8.0 Release of radioactive materials is being controlled and no significant uncontrolled releases are contemplated.
9.0 All emergency plan implementing procedures are closed out or they have i been assigned to an individual for closure.
APPENDICES:
Appendix EP-105-1, General Dnergency Notification Message
( Appendix EP-105-2, General Emergency Notification Telephone List Appendix EP-105-3, General Emergency De-escalation Notification Message l Appendix EP-105-4, Emergency Exposure Guidelines l
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PBAPS Emergency Plan NUREG 0654 EP-101, Classification of Emergencies GP-15, Iccal Evacuation - -
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telephone number-is . Time and date of General Emergency classification is , . he basic problem is (24 hr clock) (Date) .
%ere (is presently) (has not been) (is potential for) (has been) a radioactive (airborne) (liquid) release fr a the plant. He plant status is (stable)
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, Function Dose Dose g
- 1. Life Saving and Emergenef**
Reduction of Injury 75 rem
- 375 rem Director
- 2. Operation of Riuipment to Mitigate an Emergenef**
Dnergency 25 rem
- 125 ren Director ~
- 3. Protection of Health '
and Safety of the Emergenef Public 5 rem 25 ren Director
- 5. Re-Entry / Recovery Ad*ministrative Administrative Activities Guidelines Guidelines N/A
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PROCEDURE AELETIONS The following procedures have been deleted. Please remove them from your procedure books:
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of personnel. In some cases, a name will appear in more than one a;pendix.
The appendices are i Appendix No. ,
Description i
A Innediate Notification Lists i C Peach Bottan Station Supervision
. D1 On Site Buergency Team Imaders
] D2 Dose Assessnent Team D3 Fire and Dunage Team D4 Personnel Safety Team l DS Security Team
- D6 Re-Entry Team
- D7 Technical Support Center Group
- D8 Chemistry Sangling & Analysis Team i E Corporate Dnergency Tea
- t Leaders & Support Personnel
! F United States Governnental Agencies G Bnergency Management Agencies H P.E. Capany Consultants and Contractors l Il Field Suport Personnel !
12 Rad Services Call List
( J Nearby Public & Industrial Users of Downstream Waters K Miscellaneous
- L Iccal PECo Phones N Medical Support Groups P 60 Minute Call Procedure
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Shift Supervisors: Refer to Alternate energency Director
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Se Fire and Damage Team consists of the Interim Team Merrbers, the on-shift P.O.'s, APO's, and A.O.'s. The team is augmented by other personnel who are on-site or called in. H e augmenting forces are trained in fire fighting but not necessarily in the Dnergency Plan. These augmenting forces operate under l the direction of the team members and leaders who have had Dnergency Plan Training. The augmenting forces are augmenting forces are:
- 1. Staff Engineers and Test Engineers
- 2. Maintenance personnel
- 3. Ca struction personnel
- 4. Janitors and Storerocan personnel S. Delta-Cardiff Volunteer Fire Department Itst personnel in Groups 1 through 4 receive Pero fire training; Group 5 -
personnel are trained in fire fighting by the Delta-Cardiff Volunteer Fire Company. ,
PERSGNEL SAFETt TEAM:
%e Persormel Safety Team is made up of on-shift P.O. 's, A.P.O. 's, and A.O. 's who are trained in the Dnergency Plan Procedures. H e team is augmented by g other site personnel such as Plant Janitors, Test Engineers, Health Itlysics Technicians, and others who are not necessarily trained in the Emergency Plan but will assist under the direction of the tean leaders and merrbers.
SEARDI AND RESGE GROUP /FIRSP AID GROUP:
S e Search and Rescue Group is organized by the Personnel Safety Team Leader at the direction of the Emergency Director. It will consist of personnel who are available and who are knowledgeable of the plant layout and recognize con-diticms which could result from the existing emergency condition. %e purpose of this team is to search plant areas quickly to locate and resuce victims.
Personnel who know plant layout and are available make up this team are from the following groups:
Shift Operators Cbnstruction -
Test Engineers H.P. Technicians Staff Engineers Susquehanna Test Branch Maintenance Field Engineers Plant Janitors I!ffERIM SBaRITY TEAM EADER AND TEAM MEBERS:
%e Security '14am is made up of the Guard Force. %e Sergeant of the Guard is ,
the Interim Team Leader. %e guard force is trained in security and necessary
, Dnergency Plan Procedures.
EP-209 Page 3 of 3, Rev.10 RE-DTTRY TEAM: -
The Re-Entry Team will be made up of available personnel. itisanticipated that personnel with some radiological controls experience or training would be used. Personnel from the following groups are available:
Shift Personnel HP Technicians Staff Engineer Sme Maintenance Personnel Test Engineers Scne Construction Personnel Specialized training is not required for personnel other than the team leaders.
SEGNICAL SUPPCRT CDirER GROUP:
The 14chnical Support Center Group is organized by the anergency Director. It consists of various staff, administrative, and consulting personnel who can ,
jointly provide recomendations to the Dnergency Director intended to correct and improve emergency conditions. ,
conditions.
REVIDi REQUIRD4ENTS:
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- 10. Catact ene of the representative of the Engineering Supet Group below and request the call-in of required Engineers and TAs call in the listed order unless indiv u"a - are known not to be available. B is step may be cmitted i ] was contacted in Step 4.
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PHIIADEZ.PHIA ELECIRIC COWANY PEACH BOITui WITS 2 AND 3 memanx:r Pran neramam nDCEouRE y n1985 EP-2H BERGNCY RADIATIN EXPOSURE GUIDELINES filD CWIROE.1
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The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines and adminstrative controls for radiation exposures in excess cf 10CFR20 limits during acti-vities involving life saving and/or roduction of injury, and operation -
or maintenance of equipnent to mitigate an emergency.
' mis y6Mre applies in cases where exposurn is intended to exceed 1.25 Ram per quarter or 3.00 Rem per quarter or 5 Rem per year. Snorgency exposures in excess or 10cm20 limits (refer to Appendix EP-2n-2) are not dependent on whether an NRC Porm 4 has been executed.
RESPGISIBILITIES:
l 1.0 The Energency Director shall ensure that the actions outlined in this procedure are carried out.
h 1.1 The personnel Safety Team Leader shan ensure that follomsp items are carried out.
1.2 The PE00 Medical Director wi U provide guidance and ensure that his actions outlined in this procedure are carried out.
ACTIW L8VEta 1.0 Bnergency response actions to perform life saving or accident mitigating functions are expected to result in radiatial exposures in excess of 10cm20 limits, see Appendix EP-211-2. Bnergency Exposure Guidelines.
1.1 Every attenyt shan be made to maintain exposures As Iow As is Reasonably Achievable (
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1.0 neeDIA'E ACTIONS: 3 l 1.1 The Energency DirIctor shaus bo3 k k]: , w I ha' !)
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anticipat'ad to result in exposures exceeding station administrative guidelines by evaluating the potential consequences resulting frcan not performing the tasks against the anticipated exposure.
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1.1.2 Pbliow the guidelines for emergency i
exposure listed in Appendix EP.-211-2,
- Emergency Exposure Guidelines.
1.1.3 Verify that the personnel assigned to perform the task:
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- a. are aware of the potential biological effects associated with the requested emergency exposure, (see Appendix i EP-211-4),
- b. should not be (a) fertile female (s),
- c. have not previously received an emergency exposure,
- d. have been briefed of the situation, are volunteern, and i
- e. are technically qualified to perform i the assigned ~.ask.
b Nors INSTRDCTICMS ASSOC'IATED WITH SEPS 5..l.4155tU l.1.6 MhY BE DEulGmtD BY 3HB BGIBGENCY DIRECTOR, IONEVER, CMLY SHE DGIBGENCY DIRBCICR CAN SIm
!' AUTHORIZATICM CINRINED IN SDIlP 9 CF SECTICH A CF.-
ATTAGMilNT EP-211-1, DGIBGENCY EXPOSURE AUDIORI-ZATIN REM. HE SRALL APPLY APPL!NDIX EP-211-2, EMERGENCY EXPOSURE GUIDELINES, IN MAKING HIS DECISICN 1.1.4 Instruct personnel not to enter any area where dose rates are* unknown and unmeasureable >
with dose :: ate instruments.
1.1.5 Ehsure that all reasonable precautions for minimizing the radiological consequences of the emergency action are taken, (i.e., protective clothing, respiratory protection, thyroid blocking agents,etc.).
1.1.6 CbmpleteS$ctionAofAttachmentEP-211-1, Emergency, Exposure Authorization Form.
1.2 the individual tM receive the emergen y exposure authorization shall cxmiplete Socien B of Attachment f EP-211-1.
1.3 The Personnel Safety 24am Leader shall ocarplete i
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t Sections C and D of Atactment EP-211-1.
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MNM IT IS PREPERABLE 'ID PEltfGIN AND DOCUtGNP
'IEEBE STEP 8 PRICR '!O m EXPOSURE, '!HE EMEIGNCY DIRBOIGt MMr VERBALLY AUBERIZE 'IHB EXPOSURE AND CXMPI225 '!ER DOCGGINDeION AT A IA'!ER TIME. ,
i 2.0 RX2ObOP ACTIGIS:
- 2.1 'the Personnel Safety Team Leader shall 2.2.2 Ensure that the exposure incident is brought to the attention of PEco Medical Director and the Health Physics and r
, Chemistry coordinator.
2.1.2 Implement the direction of PEco Medical i
Director regarding subsequent medical exami-e nations.
I f 2.1.3 Ensure that the exposure evaluation and a full report on the emergency exposure, including
- the necassary reports in accordance with 10CFR20.403 are cumpleted.
2.1.4 Ehsure that emergency exposure data are provided for ir - M ation into the individual's exposure record.
2.1.5 Ehsure that appropriste supervisory personnel are aware cf the routine exposure restrictions for these individuals, for current and subsequent quarters.
t 2.1.6 Ehsure that all sections of EP-211-1,
.(Bnergency Exposure Authorization Form),
have been ocupleted, and reports prepared in accordance with 10CFR20.403 have been conpleted forwarded to Nuclear Generation Divisim, Nuclear Services, Engineer-In-l Charge, Lkansing, for submittal to NRC.
2.2 'the Medical Direc, r tor shall
. 2.2.1 Review radiation exposure data with the
! Personne1' Safety Team Imader or the Health Physics and Chenistry coordinator.
2.2.2 Provide advice concerning the need for
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medical evaluation or expert consultatim.
APPBEECES:
EP-211-1, Energency Exposure Authorization 7bem EP-211-2, anergency Exposure Guidelines EP-211-3, Criteria For Medical Evaluation Ret 1
meergency Exposure EP-211-4, Potential Biological Effects Associated j with anergency Exposure Guidelines -
REFERB U S:
PBAPS Bnergency Plan 10CrR20.403 Notification of Incidents EPA 520/2-75-001 Table 2.1 l BEIR III p -
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Authorized Limit Ram f 8. Ccrzlitions 1
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b ATDGMENf EP-211-1 (CONTINUED) namamcr Exposons Atnntarzuror utsu i
SECTIQt C (Attached exposure evaluation)
- 1. Dose equivalent assigned for entry:
- 2. MVDosimeter Results:
- 3. nicassay Results:
- 4. Medical Evaluation / Actions Doctor
- 5. Personnel Safety Team Imader: Date
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APPENDIX D-211-2 BERGENCY EXPOSURE GlTIDELINES 4 Projected
! Nhole Body Ttyroid Authorized d
Punction Dose Dose By
- 1. Life saving and Reduction of Injury 75 rem
- 375 rare Energency**
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- 2. Operation of Bptignent to mitigate an anergency 25 rem
- 125 rem
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- 3. Protection of Health and Safety of the Public 5 ram 25 rea Bnergency Director
Reference:
DA-520/2/75-dO1 Table 2.1
- Such exposure shall be on a voluntary basis.
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APPERCIX ElP-211-3 c CitPfw4 RR Ml DICAL EVALONFIcht !
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'the following criteria should be applied as s mininao to arv indivi&aal potentially exposed to excessive radiation levels:
- 1. 10 nem whole body
- 2. 30 men tigroid
- 3. 60 men skin
- 4. 150 man extremity
- 5. internal deposition equivalent to one organ burden te details of the ure incident shall be brought to the attention of Capany Medical Director. He shall determine the need, extent, and nature of any clinical, biological, or biochemical examinations, or
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POIENrIAL BIotDGICAL EFFECHS ASSOCIATED Wmt DGmGDICY iiuvuuns GUIura. Des Projected Biological Nrole Bo@f Errects Icncy Term Dose 5dmIUff Riska 5.0 Ram No Detectable 0.1354 (or 13.5 ill effects additional cases) in 10,000 of contacting cancer.
(See Note 1) 25 Ram (see Note 2)
Slight transient 0.754 (ce 75 reduction in additional cases) idtite blood in 10,000 of con-cells. cancer. (See Note 1) b 75 Ram May experience * :'
2.254 (or 225 one or nere additional cases) of the followings in 10,000 of con-nausea, anorexia tacting cancer, [
vomiting fatigue (See Nota 1) 1 Note la The normal incidence of cancer is approximately 2500 in 10,000 (or 254) . The long term risks indicate potential increases above the normal incidence, if 10,000 people 1;eceived the pro-jocted whole body dose.
Note 2: The acute effects are similar over the range frta 25 Ram to 75 Rom, but are acre likely to be exper-ienced as exposures increase.
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'g g g !hhh EP-311 CONIAMINATED DUURY PURPOSE:
'Ib define the necessary actions required to expedite emergency medical treat:nent and if required, decontamination efforts to reduce contamination to an acceptable level.
RISPCNSIBILITIES:
1.0 'Ihe Shift Superintendent, or his designated alternate .
will assume the duties of the Dnergency Director, until relieved by the Station Superintendent.
2.0 The Emergency Director shall ensure that the following personnel and agencies are notified, if they are required to provide assistance. See Appendix EP-311-2, Medical Support Group Phone List.
2.1 Claims-Security 2.2 PEX'o Medical Director W~ 2.3 Sergeant of the Guard 2.4 Ambulance 2.5 Hospital 3.0 The Clai:rs-Security personnel shall provide the notification to the injured person's family.
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i 1.0 Person (s) injured with possible contamination is classified as an Unusual Event per EP-101, Classifi-l _
cation of Emergencies. ,
2.0 Personnel that are not contaminated, but are injured will not be reported under the provisions of this procedure, but will be provided the necessary emergency medical treat:nent and if required, transported to the hospital. Reporting of the injury, will be handled as an industrial workmens cmpensation injury or accident.
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Pid.uL'RE:
1.0 DMEDIATE /CfICNS 1.1 Dnergency Director shall:
1.1.1 Upon receipt of informaticn concerning an accident on site inwiving an injured person (s) make the following Public Address announcement to dispatch the First Aid Groups sm
- T!fIS (IS) (IS tor) A CRIII, REPEAT, WIS (IS) (IS t m )
A DRIII. ATIEfrICN AIL PERSCt0E. ATIUTTICN AIL PERSO2EL. MDSERS OF WE FIRST AID GROUP SHAIL REPCRT TO .
Designate Accident / Injury location
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1.1.2 Notify the First Aid Facility (dt._
, on the available details of the'ernergency and the location. This facility functions on dayshift, Monday thru Friday.
1.1.3 Based on infocnation transmitted frcm the accident scene as provided by First Aid
_. Group Leader, determine if hospitalization i.- is required, if the injured victim is contami-nated, etc.
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1.1.4 Notify the Icad Dispatcher to contact A the following personnel and provide them with the information contained in Appendix EP-311-1, First Ald/ Search & Rescue Group Injury Repet Form:
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- b. Pero Medical Director 1.1.5 If the decision is made to transport the victim to hospital, use Appendix EP-311-1, First Ald/ Search & Rescue Group Injury Report Form, to notify the following offsite assistance agencies:
EP-311 Page 3 of 6, Rev. 4
- a. Harford Menorial Hospital .
- b. Delta-Cardiff Ambulance
- c. Radiation Management Corp.
1.1.6 Direct the Shift Clerk to call the Sergeant of the Guard to alert them of the arrival of the ambulance.
1.1.7 If hospitali::ation is not necessary and the First Aid Facility is not in operation, request one of the physicians shown on Appendix EP-311-2, Medical Support Group Phone List, to standby to treat the injured individual or ccre to the station to treat the injured victim. .
1.1.8 If ambulance,is not available or not required to transport the injured to the local physician, private transporation or ccrpany vehicle shall be used to transport to receive medical treat:nent.
1.1.9 Decontamination, if required will te performed in accordance HP/CD-7, Personnel Deconta.atination.
1.1.10 First Aid Group Leader will keep the Control Room updated inregards to the victims condition.
2.0 FOLIG-UP terIO1S:
2.1 'Ihe Emer ency Director shall 2.1.1 Provide updated accident details and injury status as required, to the following agencies and personnel. '
- a. Claims-Security
- b. Pero Medical Director
- c. Station Superintendent
- d. PBAPS Safety Coordinator FDIAL OCNDITICNS:
hhen the contaminated injured person (s) arrive at the hospital or receive emergency medical attention, the Unusual Event shall be determined and offsite agencies will be notified of this action.
Use Appendix EP-102-3, Unusual Event De-Escalation Message for the notificaiton of offsite agencies and the ?GC.
APPDIDICES:
Appendix EP-311-1, First Ald/ Search & Rescue Group Injury Report Form
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PBAPS Dnergency Plan, Section 5.2.1.5.7, Personnel Safety 'Itam, and Sectim 5.2.1.5.7.1, First Aid / Search & Rescue Group.
NCREG 0654 D-207, Personnel Safety Teen Activation D-207A, Search And Rescue /First Aid Group D-211, Snergency Radiaiton Exposure Guidelines and Controls HP/CD-7, Personnel Decontamination 4
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- PEPD{ BorICM UNITS 2 AND 3 07/01/85
- Review Rev. Revision Number Title Date No. Date EP-101 Classification of Dnergencies 06/24/85 12 06/24/85
- EP-102 Unusual Event Response 06/26/85 10 06/26/85
- EP-103 Alert Response 06/26/85 11 06/26/85
- D-104 Site Dnergency Response 06/14/85 11 06/14/85 * .
D-105 General Dnergency Response 06/14/85 11 06/14/85
- EP-110 Personnel Assembly and A mountability 06/20/83 1 06/20/83 EP-201 Technical Support Center (TSC)
Activation 10/12/84 7 10/12/84 EP-202 Operations Support Center (00C)
Activation 01/23/85 7 01/23/85 EP-203 Dnergency Operations Facility (IDF)
Activation 10/12/84 7 10/12/84 D-203A Alternate Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activatim 10/12/84 0 10/12/84 EP-205 DELETED 09/12/84 EP-205A Chemistry Sampling and Analysis Group 09/18/84 5 09/18/84 EP-205A Operation of Post Accident Sampling
.1 Statim 09/20/84 5 09/20/84 D-205A Cbtaining Drywell Gas Samples
.2 frm Containment Atnesphere Dilution Cabinets 05/26/82 0 05/26/82 EP-205A Retrieving and Changing Sample
.3 Filters and Cartridges fr m the Drywell Radiation Monitor During ne
-e -t-EP-205A obtaining Drywell Gas Samples Jl1AM A. g..,
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Sampling Station 05/25/82.( O'j,0g25y2 f.
EP-205A Cbtaining Reactor Water Samples
.5 frm Sample Sinks Ibliowing Accident conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Cbtaining Canal Discharge Water
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- PDG BOTItM UNTIS 2 AND 3 07/01/85
- Review Rev. Revision Number Title Date No. Date
.6 Sanples Fonowing Radioactive Liquid Releases After Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Obtaining the Iodine and Particulate
.7 Sartples fra the Main Stack and Roof '
Vents Fouowing Accident Conditions 11/21/83 2 11/21/83 EP-205A Obtaining Liquid Radwaste Sanples
.8 fra Radweste Sanple Sink Following Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Obtaining Samples from condensate *
.9 Sample Sink Following Accident Canditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A (btaining Off-Gas Samples fra
.10 the Off-Gas Hydrogen Analyzer Fo n owing Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Sanple Preparation and Handling
.n of Highly Radioactive Liquid Samples 02/29/84 2 02/29/84
. EP-205A Sample Preparation and Handling
.12 of Highly Radioactive Particulate Filters and Iodine Cartridges 01/10/84 3 01/10/84 EP-205A Sanple Preparation and Handling of
.13 Highly P.adioactive Gas Samplen 02/29/84 2 02/29/84 EP-205A Offsite Analysis of High Activity
.14 Sanples n/23/83 0 n/23/83 $
EP-205A Guidelines for the Order of
.15 Analysis on Post-Accident Samples 02/29/84 0 02/29/84 EP-205B Radiation Survey Groups 09/18/84 5 09/18/84 EP-205C Personnel Dosimetry Bionssay and -
Respiratory Protection Group 09/20/84 3 09/20/84 EP-206 DELETED 04/27/83 EP-206A Fire Fighting Group 01/10/84 6 01/10/84 EP-206B Damage Repair Group 05/31/83 3 05/31/83 EP-207 Personnel Safety Team Activation 09/20/84 6 09/20/84 EP-207A Search and Rescue 04/13/83 3 04/13/83 i
D Index DERGENCY PIAN PROCEDURES INDEX Page 3 Rev. 51
- PEPOI BorKM UNrIS 2 AND 3 07/01/85
- Review Rev. Revision Ntsrber Title Date No. Date EP-207B DELETED 04/27/84 D-207C DELETED 06/26/85 D-207D Evacuation Assembly Group 04/25/83 3 04/25/83 !
D-207E Vehicle and Evacuee Control Procedure 08/01/83 2 08/01/83 D-207F ' Vehicle Decontaination Procedure 05/31/83 1 05/31/83 EP-208 Security Team 05/31/83 1 05/31/83 3-209 hieghone List For Bnergency Use 05/20/85 10 06/11/85
- En-209 Imediate Notification Call List Appendix A 05/20/85 9 01/11/85 EP-209 DELETED 11/04/81 Appendix B D-209 Peach Bottom Station Supervision Appendix C 05/20/85 16 06/11/85
- EP-209 On Site Emergency Team Imaders Apperzlix D-1 05/20/85 12 06/12/85
- EP-209 Dose Assessment Team Appendix D-2 05/20/85 16 05/02/85 EP-209 Fire and Damage Team Appendix D-3 05/20/85 14 06/12/85
- D-209 Personnel Safety Team Appendix D-4 05/20/85 17 06/12/85
- EP-209 Security Team Appendix D-5 05/20/85 12 06/12/85
- EP-209 Re-Entry and Recovery Team AppeMix D 6 05/20/85 4 01/11/85 D-209 Technical Support Center Group Appendix D-7 05/20/85 16 06/12/85
- EP-209 Chemistry Sampling & Analysis Team 05/20/85 2 06/12/85
- Appendix D-8 D-209 Corporate Biergency Team I4aders and Apperrlix E Support Personnel 05/20/85 13 06/12/85
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- Review Rev. Revision Number Title Date llo. Date D-209 u. s. amerment Agencies
- Appendix F. 05/20/85 5 06/24/83 l D-209 anergency Management Agencies i Appendix o 05/20/85 6 06/12/85 *
! D-209 capany consultants f appendix n. .
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- EP-209 Field Support personnel l Appendix I-1 05/20/85 17 06/14/85 *
{ D-209 O maistry & Realth physics contractor Appendix I-2 Call List 05/20/85 16 06/12/85
- 2 W-209 Nearby public and Industrial users
. Appendix J of Downstream Waters 05/20/85 7 05/03/85 1
- D-209 Miscellaneous I
Appendix K 05/20/85 6 06/24/83 i W-209 Incal 7500 phones j Appendix L 05/20/85 6 01/11/85
- EP-209 DELETED 10/21/84 Appendix M l
1 D-209 Medical Support Gra gs Appendix n 05/20/85 9 06/14/85 *
- D-209 staffing Augmentation - 60 Minute Appendix P Call Procedure 05/20/85 12 06/12/85
- j n-210 Does Assessment Teen 09/18/84 1 09/18/84 l D-211 Bnergency Radiation ENp0Sure j
ouldelines and controls 06/28/85 0 06/28/85
- D-301 Operating the Evacuation Alarm and j pond Page Systen 12/23/82 1 12/23/82 i
j D-303 partial Plant Evacuation 06/20/83 2 06/20/83 2
W-304 DELETED 12/04/81 p-305 Site Evacuation 06/21/83 5 06/21/83 I p-306 Bracuation of the Information Center 05/25/82 2 05/25/82 i
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- PDG BOTICM UNI'IS 2 AND 3 07/01/85
- Review Rev. Revisicri Number Title Date No. Date D-307 Reception and Orientation of Support Personnel 09/18/84 1 09/18/84 D-311 Ca taminated Injury 06/28/85 4 06/28/85
- D-312 Radioactive Liquid Release (Bnergency Director Functions) 09/20/84 2 09/20/84 D-313 Control of Thyroid Blocking (KI)
. Tablets 09/20/84 1 09/20/84 D-315 Cbeporate Canputer Dose Calculations 10/12/84 0 10/12/84 D-316 CLnulative Population Dose Calculations for Airbourne Releases Manual Method 10/12/84 6 10/12/84 D-316 Worksheets/ Meterological Calculations Appendix A 11/08/84 7 11/08/84 D-316 Activity After Reactor Shutdown Apperdix B 10/12/84 6 10/12/84
- D-316 Index of X/Q outputs for off-gas Appendix C Stack Releases 10/12/84 6 10/12/84 D-316 Relative Dispersion Values for Dner-Appendix D gency Dose calculation Procedure 10/12/84 6 10/12/84 D-316 Percent Isotopic Abundance vs. Decay Appendix E Time Since the Reactor Shutdown 10/12/84 6 10/12/84 D-316 Pop 21atics Distribution by Campass Appendix F Sectcr - Sunmer Day , 10/12/84 6 10/12/84 D-316 I-131/I-133 Percent Abundance vs.
Appendix G Time Since Reactor Shutdown 10/12/84 6 10/12/84 D-316 Iodince Source Term frce E:S Field
- Appendix H Data ,10/12/84 6 10/12/84 T-316A Reading the Rapid Dose Assess-ment I Program into the TI-59 10/03/84 1 10/03/84 l D -316B Calculating Rapid Dose Assessment on the TI-59 10/03/84 1 10/03/84 D-316C Reading the Refine Dose Assessment I Program onto the TI-59 10/15/84 0 10/15/84 j
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- Review Rev. Revisicn Number Title Date No. Date EP-317 Direct Reconnerdations to County Emergency Management ard Civil Defense Agencies 10/12/84 3 10/12/84 EP-318 Liquid Release Dose Calculation Method for Intake Water at Downstream Facilities 04/13/83 1 04/13/83 EP-319 Liquid Release Dose Calculation Method for Fish 04/13/83 1 04/13/83 EP-320 Procedure for Leaking Chlorine 03/12/82 1 03/12/82 -
EP-325 Use of the Contairnent Radiation Monitor to Estimate Release Source Term 06/09/82 0 06/09/82 EP-401 Ditry for Emergency Repair and Operations 09/15/84 5 09/15/84 EP-500 Review and Revision of Emergency Plan (FSAR Appendix 0) 04/01/81 0 04/01/81
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