ML20136H472
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| Site: | FitzPatrick  |
| Issue date: | 11/01/1985 |
| From: | POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK (NEW YORK |
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NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EMERGENCY PLAN VOLUME 3 PROCEDURE NO.: SAP-3 TITLE:
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS TESTING PORC Review:
Meeting No.
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..Y EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE SAP-3 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS TESTING 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide instructions for testing emergency communications systems and checking and updating the telephone number list.
This procedure also provides a mechanism for determining if an organization has changed k'ey personnel.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Form SAP-3.1, Monthly Emergency Communications Check-list 2.2 Form SAP-3.2, Quarterly Emergency Communications Check-list 2.3 Form SAP-3.3, Memo Regarding Communications Surveil-lance v) 3.0 INITIATING EVENTS None s
1 4.0 PROCEDURE 4.1. Communication checks shall be performed by an individ-ual assigned by the RES Superintendent, except where indicated on the checklists.
4.2 Communication checks shall be performed using the ap-propriate checklist (s) at the frequencies shown below:
Form SAP-3.1, Monthly Emergency 4.2.1 Monthly Communication Checklist 4.2.2 Quarterly -
Form SAP-3.2, Quarterly Emergency Communications Checklist
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- check, the persons listed will be verified as being the responsible in-dividual in their organization.
Changes in such per-sonnel shall be noted so that an updated communications checklist and a revision to EAP-1.1 and EAP-17 can be prepared.
JAFNPP Emergency Personnel listed on Form SAP-3.2 will be contacted via Form SAP-3.3 to verify phone numbers.
4.4 Problems encountered during communication checks should be noted in the remarks section.
4.5 The individual performing the communication checks shall forward the completed checklists to the Emergency Planning Coordinator who shall take appropriate action.
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. 5.1 FORM' SAP-3.1 Monthly Emergency Communications Check-list 5.2 FORM SAP-3.2 Quarterly Emergency Communications Checklist A
5.3 FORM SAP-3.3 Memo Regarding Communications Surveil-U lance j
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FORM SAP-3.1 r'
MONTHLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST
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NYS Radiological Emergency Communication System (RECS) Hotline
- Circuit Number 63 PLNT 14222 (Note:
This test is conducted by the NYSWP.
See Attachment 1.)
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.FRC Emergency Operations Center (ENS-Hotline)***
Circu'it Number GP1476 Verified by Location' Person Contacted Remarks Signature /Date TSC CR SS Office EOF-3.
NRC Health Physics Network (HPN-Hotline)***
Circuit Number Agency Contacted Person Contacted Remarks Signature /Date GV NRC Headquarters f22 i
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Dedicated Lines (Hotlines)
Verified by Communications Link Utilized Remarks Signature /Date a.
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- 63 PLNA-28776 c.
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- 63 PL-10793 d.
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TSC-AOSC #63 PL-16960 f.
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- 63 PLNA-28775 g.
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Radio Communications Verified by Communications Link Utilized Remarks Signature /Date a.
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MONTHLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST p
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Land-Line Communications Verified by Agency-Contacted Telephone Number Remarks Signature /Date l.
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Oswego County Sheriff 315-343-5490 l
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NYS Warning Point 518-457-2200 i ? c.
Alt. NYS Warning Point 518-457-6811 d.
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JNC Switchboard 315-342-5900
- A recall of thid' station is not required if no answer is received.
- Message Content" 1.
.This is the James A. FitzPatrick Nuclear' Power Plant.
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Testing individuals name and number, j
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This is a test of the emergency communication system utilized to O'
activate,the (NRC or Health Physics) radiological: emergency response network from the JAFNPP
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Ask if reception is clear.
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This ends a test of the JAFNPP emergency communication system.
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TEST PROCEDURES FOR NEW YORK SJATE
- RADIO 10CICAL EMERGENCY CO)2fUNICATIONS SYSTDI (RECS) 1)
!fYS Warning Point (NYSWP) will depress ring button and release.*
ringing stops, NYSWP will pick up handset and announce:
After
" THIS IS A TEST.
REPEAT.
THIS IS A TEST. This is NYS WARNING POINT calling all stations.
. S tand by for roll call."
( NYSWP WILL CALL ROLL ACCORDING TO SEQUENCE OF CALLS IN 10 B 2)
All stations will lif t' up handset and answer roll call af ter hearing ring and its station name' over loudspeaker by saying', "(NAME OF STATION)
TEST."-
(D0 NOT LIFT UP RANDSET UNTIL YOUR STATION IS CALLED. )
- 3) Af ter completing roll call, NYSWP will recall all stations not answering, saying, "NYS WARNING POINT recalling (NAME OF STATION NOT ANSWERINC)."
(NAME OF STATION RECALLED) will answer using terminology in 2 above.
- 4) - NYSWP will sign off by saying, "END OF TEST, NYS W'ARNING POINT out at
' (TIME) LOCAL AND (DATE) "
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All stations will los results (the Radiological Emergency Communications System Log enclosed may be used).
6)E~All stations not answering initial test will be called on ec= ercial
. telephone by NYSWP for reasons.
, the.treuble number Problems will be reported immediately to reporting circuit failed.
(CIRCUIT FAILURES WILL BE RECORDED IN RED INK OH.LOCS) 7)
If circuit failures occur, station that has failure will call by commercial telephone, NYSWP and appropriate County Warning Point (s) and report outage and time when back in service.
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_ TEST SCHEDULE - Tests will be conducted bi-weekly on Tuesdays preceding the bi-weekly NAVAS tests according to the following:
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Indian Point at 9:45 a.m.
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Nine Mile Point at 9:30 a.m.
Test schedules will be issued b'y NYSWP.
- 9) Unannounced tests will~ be conducted as necessary.
- At present only the Indian Point Unit 2 and. Unit 3 RECS has a manual ring j
- capability, NMPNS/JAFNPP RECS has an automatic ring capability.
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NMP/JAF called in the following order:
s Nine Mile Point Control Room FitzPatrick Control Room Oswego County Warning Poin t Oswego County EOC NYS ODP Central District NYS Department of Health (Radiological Health)
NYS Division of State Police (Alternate State Warning Point)
NYS ODP Radiological (State EOC)
NYS Warning Point (Other licensee operational areas having RECS phones will be tested by licensee)
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Responsible Procedure Verified
--Agency / Individual
. Phone f f OK Person OK By/Date 4
Coast Guard-Buffalo (716)846-4151 Commander Houle l
Coast Guard-Oswego (315)343-1551 4
Officer in Charge, J. M. Dusch
-Nuclear' Operations (212)396-7007 Duty Officer Beeper ECC Marcy (315)797-8271
-INPO. Emergency (404)953-0904
Response
NMPNS #1.
(315)343-2110 ext. 2478 Control Room
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-(315)342-4740 ext. 7600 NRC EOC (202)951-0550 4
NRC Resident office (315)342-4907 Inspector home (315)598-1583 NYS Dept. of Health (518)473-3393 Radiological Emergency
-Preparedness Group Larry Czech i
l Oswego County EOC (315)598-1191 George Brower
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-Fire Control (315)343-1313 i
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Oswego County-(315)343-5490
-Warning Point (315)343-5491 (315)343-5205 (315)343-1313
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QUARTERLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST Responsible Procedure Verified
. Agency / Individual
- Phone f f OK Person OK By/Date i.
-(315)343-4555 Scriba Volunteer Fire Department
-NYS' Bureau of (518)474-2846
- Radiation Control Karim Rimawi Gene'ral. Electric (408)971-1038 BWR Emergency Support U.S. Dept..of (516)282-2200 Energy RAP /IRAP David Schweller Radiation-Manage-(215)243-2905 ment' Corporation
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Dr. David O'Brien office (315)343-4348 home (315)343-2484 summer (315)343-6889 Oswego Hospital Emergency Room (315)349-5522 Administrator (315)349-5520 Corte Spencer State University (315)473-5611 Upstate Medical Center Rad. Services off. (315)473-6510.
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Verified Individual Phone i f OK By/Date Abbott, Bruce-963-8923 Abbott, Peter 298-5509 Allen, Cynthia 298-4547 Allen, K. Shawn 343-2546 Auchampau, Judy 298-6484 i
' Austin, Clara 963-7045 Austin, John 342-2860 Avrakotos, Nicholas 342-5257 Baker, Robert 342-0871 Bathie, James 593-7383 Benson, Michael 343-9033
.Bergene, Theodore 342-4482 Bernstein, Boris 947-5846 Berzins, Elwood 963-8188 963-8869
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Bogart, Kenneth 963-8618 Bostian, Bonnie 343-7592 Brons, Jack-914-762-7362 Brown, Charles 622-1669 Brozenich, Paul 342-3897 Burch, David 342-4428 Burns, Robert 203-431-0608 Butler, Thomas 298-4531 i
Carlson, Bennett 598-1445
.Castaldo, Elizabeth 342-0026 Catella, Frederick 298-5718 Chaldu, Patricia 343-8653 t
Childs, Verne 963-3832 l
Claxton, Randy 592-5441 l
Clemmens, Anne 343-2680 Clemons, Monica 963-3584 Coffey, Thomas 342-5527 Conger, Edward 695-5312 j-Converse, Radford 343-8613 l
-Cottongim, Arlene 699-8696 l
Curran, Andrew 564-6656 i
L Daby, Steven 298-4709 Daczkowski, Wallace 622-2262 DeNeve, Richard 695-6342 i
-Dietz, Rose 343-4307 i'
Donovan, Laura 342-4587 f
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QUARTERLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST
-JAFNPP Emergency Personnel Ind. &
Verified Individual Phone f f OK By/Date Dull, Duane 963-7138 Dull, Lisa 963-7138 Durr, Ellen 343-6084
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Egelston, Barbara 343-0059 Erkan, John 342-4852 Fernandez, William 343-2923 Fish, Hamilton 446-7400 t
Fitzgerald, John 458-8987 Flaherty, Joseph 598-8186 Fox, Mary 343-7794 i
Frawley, Patrick 343-3589 Fronk, Gary 593-7965 Gambill, Jerry 457-1220 Gannon, Cornelius 343-2336 Goodroe, Kenneth 343-2737
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Gorman, Barrie 342-0115 Grandy, Boyd 343-8082 Grodi, David 343-4297 Haas, Henry 797-3712 Haley, James 343-4008 Halstead,' Dawn 593-6619 Hamblin, William 964-2695 Frances 343-6308 Hanley, Mogens Hansen,.
592-4620 Hart, David 298-4085-
-Heath, Alan 342-5366 Herrmann,. Terry 598-5251
.Holliday, Arnold 963-7133 Holliday, David 343-3224 Hoy, Norman 638-4972 Hyne, Edward 652-5065 Jensen, Stuart 298-6428 Johnson, Daniel 342-4368 Johnson, Sharon 343-7936 Jones,. Larry 343-4714 Juravich, Stephen 343-3249 Karsten, Richard 622-2562 Keith, Hartford 342-0515 i
Kieper, Dennis 342-3182 Kilpeck, Kevin 451-6910 l
Klinger, James 298-4349 O
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QUARTERLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST JAFNPP Emergency Personnel Ind. &
Verified Individual Phone i f OK By/Date Lawton, Robert 963-7577
.Lindsey,-Douglas 598-6770 Liseno, Robert 298-2094 Locy, Roger 343-3444 LoTempio, Andrea 343-1965 LoTempio, Peter 343-1965 Lyons, John 343-5524 MacCammon, Gordon 298-4323 Maki, Robert 342-3815 Maniccia, Theresa 343-3588 Mariano, Bonnie 342-3095 Mason,. Carolyn 668-7148 Mather, Timothy-343-2561 l
Matthews, Ronald 652-9304 6
-McCarty, John 298-5576
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McDougal, Floyd 232-2654 McGrath, Mella 342-1682 McKeen, Alan,
451-9207 McMahon, Mark 564-5194 McMillen, Marilyn 695-2232 l
Milesi, Leo 488-7538
.Moreau, Claude 342-5085 Morris, James 342-5029 Moskalyk, Thomas 635-7262 Mott, Deborah 342-5452 Mulcahey, Eric 343-1510 Nelson, Nancy 963-3938 i
Pelton, Thomas 652-7313 Peters, Robert 343-8440 Pike, Robert 342-1978 Pirong, Richard 635-6959 Pitsley, Cheryl 343-2728 Plumpton, Thomas 598-4691 Pobutkiewicz, Stanley 633-8890 Pozzuoli, Henry 695-6438
.Prarie, Calvin M.
342-3915 Primeau, Gerald 343-6836 Pritchard, Sherry 343-9632 l
Proctor, Wesley 342-3306 Prokop, Jerome 342-2716 Prucnal, Beverly 343-3654 D
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QUARTERLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST JAFNPP Emergency Personnel Ind. &
Verified Individual Phone f i OK By/Date Ramstad, Robert 342-2662 j
Recknall, James 342-3341 Reich, Lise 598-8090 Robert, Dennis 963-8874 Robinson, William 696-8738 Romanowski, Joseph 342-3029 Ruddy, Daniel 342-0032 Sanford, Randy 343-9414 Sarkissian, Robert 342-2417 Schadt, John 343-6168 Schilling, Richard 342-2371 Schlau, Peter 343-8264 Scott, John 963-3891
-Shafer, Harold 298-6035 Shannon,.Marlene' 343-1661 I
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Sherman, Jodi 342-1455 Simpson, Donald 343-5614 Snyder, Lisa 963-3546 Solini, John 622-3420 Sova, Karen 343-7933 Squires, Douglas 963-8520 Steere, Richard 938-5145 Stoutenger, JoAnn 342-1208 i
Street, John 343-9404 Swinburne, Paul 343-7868
.Symborski, Daun 343-2306 Szeluga, Kurt 343-5312 Teifke, Thomas 963-7472 Tiner, Gregory 458-1493 l
Tolbert, John 598-6326 i
Torbitt, Donald 593-7629 Vargo, George 598-7845 i
'Vickery, Raymond 343-6662 Walker,. Kelly 598-8261 Walker, Paul 963-7741 L
l Wallace, David 342-4367
.Walz, Victor 564-6302 Warchol, Michael 964-2413 i
Wierowski,' James 716-482-6379 j
Wiese, Richard 457-4403 Zimmerman, Donald 343-7885
.Zufelt, Edison 298-5956 I
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SAP-3.2 (cont.)
QUARTERLY EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS CHECKLIST Phone i Changes Required:
Responsible Person Changes Required:
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-V New Letters of Agreement Required:
Person / Agency-Letter Req.
Letter Rec.
Person / Agency Letter Req.
Letter Rec.
Person / Agency Letter Req.
Letter Rec.
Person indicated are the responsible individuals for their organizations who have signed letters of agreement indicating their organization's willingness to assist or respond to an emergency at the Nine Mile Site.
OK checked means no new letter required.
Organization has emergency procedures relevant to site procedures.
OK checked means no revisions have been made in previous quarter.
Attach current plant phone list to this checklist.
O Emergency Planning Coordinator Date Rev. No.
2 Date 07/84 Page 14 of SAP-3
0 Josvees A. FitaPetrick Neceoet Power Plent RO. Box 41 Lycormng, New Wrk 13093
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DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS FROM:
EMERGENCY PLANNING COORDINATOR
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QUARTERLY EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMUNICATIONS SURVEILLANCE q
Please have the individuals from your department listed V
on the Quarterly Emergency Communications Checklist verify whether their home phone number is correct.
If the number listed is correct, a check (/) should be placed in the col-umn entitled "Ind. & f OK".
If the number listed is incor-rect, please indicate the new number.
Initial and date in the appropriate column.
Please return the completed checklist within one week from the above date.
NICHOLAS AVRAKOTOS EMERGENCY PLANNING COORDINATOR i
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NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EMERGENCY PLAN VOLUME 3 PROCEDURE NO.: EAP-22 TITLE:
OPERATION AND USE OF RADIO PAGING DEVICE PORC REVIEW:
Meeting No.
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Date 11-1-85 APPROVED BY:
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APPROVED BY:
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ATTACHMENT EAP-22.1 REVISED PAGER ASSIGNMENTS TEL-PAGE C0kPORATION LCD PAGERS Group I Emergency Plan On-Call Employees Assigned to Phone #
Serial #
Equipment #
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Operations Dept.
433-2076 58629 84614 2.
RES Dept.
433-2074 58633 84643 3.
Tech. Serv. Dept.
433-2070 70930 48999 4
Training Dept.
433-2069 70982 49001 5.
I & C Dept.
433-2071 70926 48995 6.
Maintenance Dept.
433-2053 84606 58621 7.
Q.A. Dept.
433-2025 58625 84610 l
Group II On-Call Supervisors 8.
V. Walz 433-2088 70896 48965 9.
R. Liseno 433-2081 70886 48955
- 10. H. Fish 433-2091 70909 48978
- 11. R. Baker 433-2090 70908 48977
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- 12. H. Keith 433-2082 70888 48957
- 13. E. Mulcahey 433-2094 60651 84646
- 14. D. Lindsey 433-2092 60661 52689
- 15. R. Locy 433-2056 70925 48994 l
Group III Other
- 16. R. Converse 433-2072 70928 48997
- 17. W. Fernandez 433-2904 70935 49004
- 18. V. Childs 433-2084 70890 48959 19.
D. Burch 433-2089 70907 48976 20.
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Berzins 433-2093 60662 52690
- 21. R. Chase 433-2031 60658 52686
- 22. A. Heath 433~-2086 58622 84607
- 23. J. Recknall 433-2085 70891 48960 24 T. Teifke 433-2087 70893 48962
- 25. J. Haley 433-2014 70915 48984
- 26. G. Tiner 433-2015 70918 48987
- 27. J. Tolbert 433-2080 70894 48963
- 28. J. Lyons 433-2023 70924 48993
- 29. P. LoTempio 433-2068 70887 48956
- 30. N. Avrakotos 433-2022 60664 52692
- 31. M. Prarie 433-2057 58635 84645 When calling within the plant, please use the "72" exchange.
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v NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EMERGENCY PLAN VOLUME 3 PROCEDURE NO.: EAP-17 TITLE:
EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION STAFFING
- PORC REVIEW:
Meeting No.85-085 Date 11-1-85
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Resident Manager APPROVEL BY:
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Radiological a nvironmental Services Sufr&rintendent PAGE NO.:
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FORM EAP-17.4 Week of n
WEEKLY EMERGENCY PLAN ON-CALL EMPLOYEE CALL-OUT U.
Emergency Classification C:ndition-(Circle One)
WORSENING' IMPROVING STABLE Fccility Activated TSC EOF OSC Time Call-Out Started Date D partment Individual on Call Time SS/Emerg. Dir.
Remarks
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Contacted Wants to Report Pcger Number-to Plant Immediately YES/NO
- 1. Resident Manager R. Converse 315-343-8613 315-433-2072
- 2. Supt. of Power W. Fernandez-t 315-343-2923 315-433-2904
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R. Chase 315-342-3049 315-433-2031 or Q
315-433-2093 315-343-7026
- 4. Operations 315-433-2076
- 5. RES 315-433-2074
- 6. Tech.' Services 315-433-2070 i
- 7. Training 315-433-2069 l
8..I & C 315-433-2071 i
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315-433-2912 0.PSOf1 On-Call Supervisor
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O Abbott, Bruce 963-8923 Out of Plant Survey Coord/ Dispatcher (A)'
. Abbott, Peter 298-5509 Shift Supervisor (P)
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-Austin, Clara 963-7045 Clerical / Registration (P)
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Avrakotos, Nicholas 342-5!.57 Emergency Director Aide (P)
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OSC Benson, Michael 343-9033 Communications (A)
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Bogart, Kenneth 963-8618 Communicators (A)
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Bostian, Bonnie 343-7592 Clerical / Registration (P)
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Brons, Jack 914-762-7362 Recovery Manager (P)
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TSC/ EOF-Carlson, Bennett 598-1445 NYS RECS Communicator (P)
TSC 7-Castaldo, Elizabeth 342-0026 Clerk (P)
EOF Catella, Frederick 298-5718 Manager (A)
EOF-l Chaldu, Patricia 343-8653 Staffing Coordinator (A)
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Childs, Verne 963-3832 Technical Support (P)
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Claxton, Randy 592-5441 Radiation Data Coordinator (A)
EOF Clemmens, Anne 343-2680 Clerical / Registration (P)
JNC Clemons, Monica 963-3584 Clerk (A)
EOF 78 Coffey, Thomas 342-5527 Plant Computer Operator (P)
EOF Conger, Edward 695-5312 Stock /Warehouseing (A)
OSC s-Converse, Radford 343-8613 Emergency Director (P)
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TSC Curran, Andrew-564-6656
-Technical Liaison (A)
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Daby, Steven 298-4709 Clerical / Registration (A)
'JNC Daczkowski, Wallace 622-2262.
Environmental Sample Coordinator-(A)
EOF DeNeve, Richard 695-6342 Dose. Assessment Coordinator (A)
EOF Dietz, Rose 343-4307 Clerical / Registration (P)
JNC Donovan,-Laura 342-4587 Clerk (P)
EOF s
ce Dull, Duane 963-7138 Inplant Coordinator / Dispatcher (A)
-TSC/OSC Dull, Lisa 963-7138 Clerical / Registration'(A)
JNC-m Durr, Ellen 343-6084 Telephone /Telecopy Operator (P)
TSC-l Egelston, Barbara 343-0059 Public Information Liaison (A)
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Erkan, John 342-4852 Plant. Engineer ~(P)
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. Manager (P)
TSC 2s Emergency Director (A)
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Fish, Hamilton 446-7400 Public Information Technical' Asst (A)
TSC/ EOF Fitzgerald, John 458-8987 Manager (P)
OSC Flaherty, Joseph 598-8186
. Communications and Records Coordinator (A)
TSC Fox Mary
-343-7794 Clerk (P)
EOF Frawley, Patrick 343-3589 Staffing Coordinator (P)
- l Fronk, Gary 593-7965 Dose Assessment Coordinator (P)
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g Gambill, Jerry 457-1220 Accountability Supervisor (A)
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TSC/OSC Goodroe, Kenneth 343-2737 Manager (A)
OSC l
Gorman, Barrie 342-0115 Plant Chemistry & Environ Super (P)
TSC/OSC Grandy, Boyd 343-8082 Manager (A)
OSC vi Grodi, David 343-4297 Communfaator (P)
EOF Haas, Henry.
797-3712 Accountability Supervisor (P)
JAF Haley, James 343-4008 Security Coordinator (A)
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TSC Hamblin, William 964-2695 Plant Chemistry & Environ Super (A)
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Hansen, Mogens 592-4620 Plant Engineer (P)
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.JNC Herrmann, Terry 598-5251 P'. ant Engineer (P)
TSC.
Holliday, Arnold 963-7133 Manager (A)
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Holliday, David 343-3224 Technical Support (P)
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TSC Hyne, Edward 652-5065 Assistant-Shift Supervisor (P)
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Jones, Larry 343-4714 Plant Engineer (A)
-Juravich, Stephen 343-3249 NRC Consnunicator (P)
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Karsten, Richard 622-2562 Consnunicator (A)
Keith, Hartford 342-0515 Conununications and Records Coord (P) a>
Kieper, Dennis 342-3182 I & C Supervisor (A)
OSC Kilpeck, Kevin 451-6910 NYS RECS Communicator (A)
TSC Klinger, James 298-4349 Conununications (P)
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Lawton, Robert 963-7577 Conununications (A)
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Lindsey, Douglas 598-6770 Operations Coordinator (P)
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343-3444-Operations Coordinator (A)
CR 298-2094 Emergency Maintenance Coordinator (P)
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LoTempio, Andrea 343-1965 Clerical / Registration (A)
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EOF Lyons, John 343-5524 Technical Coordinator (A)
TSC i
MacCanunon, Gordon 298-4323 Accountability Supervisor (A)
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Mariano, Bonnie 342-3095 Clerical / Registration (P)
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JNC j
Mather, Timothy 343-2561 Conununicator (A)
EOF Matthews, Ronald 652-9304 I & C Supervisor (P)
OSC j
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McKeen, Alt.n 451-9207 Radiation Support-Coordinator-(A)
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.564-5194 ALARA Supervisor (A)
TSC/OSC McMillen, Marilyn 695-2232 Switchboard Operator (A)
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e Milesi, Leo 488-7538 Security Coordinator (A)
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Moreau,.Claude 342-5085 Communicator (A)
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Morris, James 342-5029 Communicator (P)
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Moskalyk, Thomas 635-7262 Manager (A)
TSC j
en Mott, Deborah 342-5452 Telephone /Telecopy Operator (A)
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. Emergency Log Keeper (A)
EOF Pelton, Thomas 652-7313 Assistant Shift Supervisor'(P)
CR Peters, Robert 343-8440 Maintenance Engineer-(P)
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. Plant Computer Operator (P)
TSC Pitsley, Cheryl 343-2728 Clerical / Registration (P)
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TSC i
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EOF 342-3915 Out-of-Plant Co,ord/ Dispatcher (P)
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343-6836 Clerical / Registration (A)
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Pritchard, She.cy 343-9632-Communicator (A)
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Proctor, Wesley 342-3306 Public Information Technical Asst (A)
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Prokop, Jerome 342-2716 Public Information Technical Asst (P)
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9 Ramstad, Robert 342-2662 Stock /Warehouseing (P)
JNC Prucnal, Beverly 343-3654 Administrative Manager (A)
OSC l
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Reich, Lise 598-8090 Telephone /Telecopy Operator (P)
TSC l
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-Waste Management (A)
CR Robinson, William 696-8738 NRC Communicator (A)
TSC l
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OSC l
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Personnel Number Title Location Schadt, John 343-6168 Purchasing / Accounting (A)
EOF Schilling, Richard 342-2371 Shift Supervisor (P)
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Schlau, Peter 343-8264 Maintenance Engineer (A)
OSC Scott, John 963-3891 Communicators (P)
EOF c-Shafer, Harold 298-6035 JAF Radio Operator (A)
EOF Shannon, Marlene 343-1661 Clerk (A)
EOF Sherman, Jodi 342-1455 Clerical / Registration (A)
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Simpson, Donald 343-5614 Manager (P)
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Snyder, Lisa 963-3546 Clerical / Registration (A)
JNC m
Solini, John 622-3420 Environmental Sample Coordinator (P)
EOF Sova, Karen 343-7933 Dose Assessment Clerk / Assistant (A)
TSC Squires, Douglas 963-8520 Assistant Shift Supervisor (P)
CR Steere, Richard 938-5145 Clerical / Registration (A)
JNC o
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JNC l
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TSC v'
Swinburne, Paul 343-7868 JAFNPP Licensing Rep to Oswego County (A)
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Symborski, Daun 343-2306 Clerical / Registration (P)
JNC Szeluga, Kurt 343-5312 Rad Protection Supervisor (A)
TSC/OSC l
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TSC n3 Tiner, Gregory 458-1493 JAF Radio Operator (P)
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Tolbert, John 598-6326 Reactor Analyst (A)
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Torbitt, Donald 593-7629 Assistant Shift Supervisor (P)
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Vargo, George 598-7845 Dose Assessment Coordinator (P)
TSC/ EOF Vickery, Raymond 343-6662 Clerical / Registration (A)
JNC Walker, Kelly 598-8261 Rad Support Coordinator (P)
EOF oo Walker, Paul 963-7741 Shift Supervisor (P)
CR Wallace, David 342-4367 JAFNPP Licensing Rep to Oswego County (P) OCEOC o
Walz, Victor 564-6302 Technical Coordinator (P)
TSC l
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EOF Wierowski, James 716-482-6379 Radiation Support Coordinator (A)
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TSC 7
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NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY JAMES A. FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EMERGENCY PLAN VOLUME 2 PROCEDURE NO.:
EAP-2 TITLE:
PERSDNNEL INJURY
- PORC REVIEW:
Meeting No.85-085 Date 11-1-85
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Resident Manager APPROVED BY:
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This procedure provides instructions necessary to assure that medical attention is promptly administered to.individ-uals injured or stricken at the JAFNPP while limitinq; the unnecessary spread of contamination, limiting personne.. ex-
- posure, and providing for appropriate off-site notifica tions.
(Please Note:
The JAFNPP First Aid Team is made u of members of the JAFNPP Fire Brigade and a RES Technici m.
2.0- REFERENCES 2.1 EAP-15 EMERGENCY RADIATION-EXPOSURE CRITERIA AND i
CONTROL 2.2 Oswego Hospital Emergency Plan for Radiation Accidents 2.3 Upstate Medical Center Emer'gency Plan for Radiation (g
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f 2.5 RPOP-2 PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION 2.6 RADIATION PROTECTION PROCEDURES 2.7 JSAFE-83-039, 3.0 INITIATING EVENT A person has been injured or has become ill and is possibly contaminated.
4.0 PROCEDURE MINOR INJURIES - IMPLEMENT SECTION 4.1 IMPLEMENT INJURIES THAT REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION SECTION 4.2 4.1 Minor Injuries 4.1.1 The injured individual reports to First Aid or contacts the Shift Supervisor for assistance.
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4.1.2 The nurse or person qualified to administer first h
aid in accordance with ITP-15 FIRST AID AND ERERGENCY CARE TRAINING shall evaluate the injury to assure that it can be. treated on-site.
a.
The injury shall be treated using standard first aid techniques and if contaminated taking additional care to assure that any contamination on the individual is not spread to medical equipment or other individuals.
b.
Monitor and decontaminate the individual, equipment
- used, the surroundings, and yourself in accordance with RPOP-2 PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION and RADIATION PROTECTION PROCEDURES.
4.2 Injuries That Require Immediate Attention 4.2.1 Person who discovers the injured individual, or the individual, immediately contacts the Control Room for first aid assistance.
4.2.2 Emergency Director / Shift Supervisor shall (Actions are performed with 4.2.3):
4.2.2.1 Instruct the Control Room Operator to sound h
the Station alarm for about 10 seconds and then make the following announcement twice over the PA system.
ATTENTION, ATTENTION:
AN INJURY HAS OCCURRED (location of injured).
THE FIRST AID TEAM SHALL REPORT TO (location of injured)
IMMEDIATELY.
ALL OTHER PERSONNEL REMAIN CLEAR OF THAT AREA.
s 4.2.2.2 If diagnostic information from the first aid team, step 4.2.3.6 indicates that the indi-vidual is contaminated and will not be decon-taminated prior to treatment and requires off-site medical assistance, implement pro-cedure IAP-2 CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY CONDITIONS.
If the individual is not contam-insted or has been decontaminated proceed to step 4.2.2.14.
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4.2.2.3 Call the Oswego County Fire Control and complete Form EAP-2.2.-
315/343-8571 or 315/343-4555 or 315/343-1313 and give the following message:
THIS IS THE JAMES A.
FITZPATRICK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.
WE HAVE AN INJURED INDIVIDUAL WHO REQUIRES HOSPITALIZATION (describe injuries or nature of illness)
HE/SHE IS CONTAMINATED.
PLEASE REQUEST THAT THE HOSPITAL IMPLEMENT ITS RADIATION EMERGENCY PLAN.
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It is not necessary to call the I
hospital.
The Fire Coordinator will notify the hospital.
Ambulance and hospital personnel will make the determination as to whether or not the individual should be taken to Oswego Hospital or to Upstate Medical Center based on the extent of injuries.
4.2.2.4-Provide information from the form EAP-2.2 to the Oswego County Fire Control Dispatcher.
Request that the dispatcher relay this infor-mation to the receiving hospital (Oswego or Upstate Medical Center).
4.2.2.5 Call Security and deliver the following message:
AN AMBULANCE IS ENROUTE TO THE PLANT.
WHEN IT ARRIVES, PERMIT IMMEDIATE ENTRY OF THE AMBULANCE AND ATTENDANTS AND ESCORT TO (building entry closest to location of injured).
PROVIDE AMBULANCE ATTENDANTS WITH TLD's.
4.2.2.6 Assign a RES Technician to accompany the ambulance to the-hospital.
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289),
(Located within the medical office is a
roledex on the nurse's desk that contains the following information.
a.
Allergies, if any, b.
Pre-existing medical problems, c.
Medications being currently taken by an
- employee, d.
The person to contact in the event of an emergency.
If additional information is requested by the hospital, attempt to contact the plant nurse for more complete information).
4.2.2.8 Contact the radiological emergency physician Dr. David O'Brien for medical asssitance.
Office 315/343-4348 h
Home 315/343-2484 W
Summer 315/343-6889 Inform him of the situation and ask him to report to the receiving hospital.
4.2.2.9 Complete plant staff notifications as required or necessary.
As a minimum, contact the on call supervisor and the Public Information Officer, per Plant Standing Order
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Provide these individuals with as much information as available.
4.2.2.10 Obtain the name of the victim and request the Public Information Officer to contact the individual designated in the victim's medical file for emergency information.
4.2.2.11 Assign a RES Technician with survey equipment and a vehicle to go to the receiving hospital to assist in clean up and monitoring of the ambulance and hospital.
Survey kits as listed in SAP-2 should be utilized.
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. Contact the receiving ' hospital. xAfter.the arrival s of patient and assist in providing,
personnel information as requested.
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individual is successfully decontaminated,
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(describe injuries or nature of illness)
HE/SHE IS NOT CONTAMINATED,
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The plant Nurse and/or Safety Supervisor may f
direct the First Aid Team upon reporting to the accident scene.)
4.2.3.2 Upon reaching the injured individual, assess
~f the injury and take radiological precautions in accordance with EAP-15 EMERGENCY RADIATION EXPOSURE CRITERIA AND CONTROL if necessary.
4.2.3.3 If necessary, administer lifesaving measures requiring immediate action such as CPR.
NOTE:
When making decisions concerning the dispostion of the injured, the injured s well-being and need for medical attention shall always take precedence over decontamination efforts. '
4.2.3.4 If the injured is located in a radiological control area, move-the injured to a control point (if oossible) to minimize radiation a
exposure anc contamination of the injured or W
first aid team members.
4.2.3.5 Survey the injured fer contamination and, if necessary, concurrently administer lifesaving s
measures.
(If the. injured is wearing protec-x
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tive clothing and condition permits, remove "s
the clothing prior to performing this survey).
d.2.3.6 Complete form RPOP-2.1 " Personnel Decontami-nation Record" from RPOP-2 which is an at-tachment to this procedure.
Report the contamination levels to the Emergency Director / Shift Supervisor or his designee.
The Emergency Director / Shift Supervisor shall s,
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4'.2.3.7 Administer first aid as necessary.
4.2,3'.8-If the injured individual is contaminated, perform as much decontamination as possible in accordance with RPOP-2 PERSONNEL DECONTAM-IJ1,fATION.
As the injuries permit attempt to:
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4.2.3.10 If the injured is not contaminated or has been successfully decontaminated, inform the ambulance attendants that no special hospital procedures need to be implemented.
4.2.3.11 Have a first aid team member _ accompany the ambulance and patient to the hospital.
This team member should preferably be a RES Tech-nician.
This. team member should be provided with the completed form RPOP-2.1 and any available medical history information to be utilized at the hospital.
4.2.3.12 The first aid team members not assigned to O::
accompany the injured to the hospital shall monitor themselves and be decontaminated as necessary.
4.'2.4 First h d Team Member (RES Technician) assigned to 4
accompan the contaminated individual shall:
~0btai the ambulance kit, stored in a locker
-4.2.4.1 onthe 272'el of the Administration Building, near th elevator, and take to the ambulance.
Obtain c leted Form RPOP-2.1 and available
< medical' story information.
4.2.4.2 When the ambulance arrives, issue each atten-dant a
TLD and any necessary protective clothing from the ambulance kit if this has l
not already been done by 'the security force.
Cover the floor of the ambulance with protective. material- (such as Herculite if N
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4.2.4.3 Assist in placing the contaminated injured b
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4.2.4.5 Continue to monitor the patient in the ambulance and note changes in status on form RPOP 2.1 " Personnel Decontamination Record".
Proceed to the Oswego Hospital in the ambu-lance and have another plant person (if not done so already by the Emergency Director) separate vehicle to the hospital to drive a help with any contamination problems and for the purpose of returning personnel and rad-waste to the plant.
If the patient is di-rected to Upstate Medical Center, instruct the ambulance driver to request the Oswego County Fire Control to contact the JAFNPP l
Emergency Director.
4.2.4.6 Further disposition of the contaminated in-jured shall proceed in accordance with the Hospital Emergency Plan for Radiation Acci-dents.
Provide information obtained to hospital staff.
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- sary, contact the plant for additional assistance.
4.2.4.8 When it is determined that the ambulance is no longer needed, survey the attendants and the ambulance interior for contamination and decontaminate as necessary in accordance with RADIATION PROTECTION PROCEDURES or with the Hospital's procedures.
4.2.4.9 When no longer needed at the hospital, report back to the plant with any radwaste generat-ed. Report to plant supervisory personnel for debriefing.
5.O ATTACHMENTS / FORMS 5.1 Attachment EAP-2.1, RPOP-2, PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION (14 pages) 5.2 Form EAP-2.2, Checklist for Oswego Fire Control Ambulance Dispatcher.
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RPOP-2 PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION Pare 1.0 PURPOSE 1
2.0 REQUIREMENTS AND ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 1
2.1 10 CFR 20 Limits 1
2.2 Plant Limits 1
3.0 SPECIAL EQUIPMENT 2
3.1 Decontamination Shower and Sink 2
3.2 Decontamination Equipment 2
4.0 PREREQUISITES AND CAUTIONS 2
5.0 TROCEDURE 4
5.1 Hand Contamination 4
5.2 Hair Contamination (No Skin Contamination) 4 5.3 Eye, Ear, Nose, or Mouth Contamination 5
5.4 Spotty Skin Contamination 6
5.5 General Skin Contamination (Below Shoulders) 7 5.6 Genere.1 Skin Contamination (ktole Body) 7 5.7 Persistent Skin Contamination 8
5.8 Medical Assistance 9
6.0 REFERENCES
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4 RPOP-2 PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines for the decontamination of individuals who may become accidentally contaminated with radioactive material while working at the JAFNPP.
2.0 REQUIREMENTS AND ACCEPTANCE CRITERIi1 i
2.1 10 CFR 20 Limits 2.1.1 Section 20.1 (c) states that evepy reasonable effort be made to maintain radiation exposures and exposure to radioactive material as low as reasonably achievable.
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2.2.1 Contamination levels of personnel leaving the Restricted Areas of the plant should not exceed 100 cpm above Q'
background as measured by a frisker or GM count racemeter.
Personnel.should attempt to remove any contamination detectable above background.
.2.2.2 The use of absolute numerical values for acceptable levels of decontamination may not always be practical. In some after repeated decontamination efforts, the cases, even acceptable levels of contamination specified in this procedure may not be attained. In these cases, it may be necessary to release en individual with higher levels of contamination after an evaluation of the potential dose to the individual and risk to others.
An RES Supervisor shall make this. determination as well as the need for medical advice or assistance. (This may also be necessary in cases where decontamination would have an adverse or highly undesirable effect or.upon the individual's 8
objection to further treatment.)
i 2.2.3 Facial or nasal contamination in excess of 10,000 Dpm as determined by a smear, swab or frisk requires notification of RES department supervision.
Such cases shall be investigated in accordance with procedure RPOP-7, Radiological Incident Investigation. A whole body count shall be performed when contamination is indicated in i-outlined area of facial picture 6.n figure RPOP 2.1 (from one to three chin to bridge of nose and cheek to cheek) l days ~following the incident in order to evaluate internal contamination.
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i 3.0 SPECIAL EQUIPMENT 3.1 Decontaminatica Shower and Sink 3.1.1 This shower is located in the Administration Building 272' elevation near the Radiation Protection Office.
The drains from this shower and the adjacent decontamination sink are routed to the radioactive waste treatment system.
3.2 Decontamination Equipment 3.2.1 Decontamination supplies are maintained in the personnel decontamination locker located outside the Radiation Protection Office. The following supplies are available for use:
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Paper towels d.
Razor e.
Shaving cream f.
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Liquid hair remover (e.g., Nair)
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Surgical tape p.
Cotton-tipped swabs q.
Plastic food wrap r.
Plastic rain suits s.
Towels 4.0 PREREQUISITES AND CAUTIONS 4.1 All personnel exiting the Restricted Area are required to monitor themselves for contamination.
In addition.
personnel should monitor themselves as soon as possible following an incident in which contamination of the body or clothing may have occurred (e.g.,
spills, failure of protective clothing, etc.).
4.2 Personnel using respiratory protection devices may be required to perform nasal smears for the detection of inhaled radioactive material as a; condition of the Radiation
-Work Permit.
4.3 In the event contamination of the hands is detected, personnel may wash and resurvey.
If the survey results indicate less than 100 cpm above background, the individual may leave the Restricted Area.
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4.4 In the event that contamination is more extensive and than the hands or if the body other involves portions of an RES Technician shall be requested clothing is involved, to supervise / perform the decontamination effort.
4.5 All personnel decontamination sha'll be performed in the area adj acent to the Radiation personnel decontamination Sinks and showers in the locker room are Protection Office.
not drained to the radioactive waste system and shall not be used for personnel decontamination.
4.6 Inspect the individual for wounds such as cuts and i
If wounds are found, refer to section for the abrasions.
decontamination of injured personnel, 4.7 Removal of localized contamination should be perfor=ed the spread of contamination.
Higher carefully to prevent activity areas should be decontaminated first.
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4.8 Any decontamination agent skin reddening or irritation should be discontinued
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Chemical should not be used if the skin appears to be irritated.
In such cases, it may be necessary to postpone further decontamination efforts to avoid skin damage.
4.9 Caution should be exercised ddring the decontamination f
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4.10 The temperature of the water used with decontamination solutions for rinsing should be just slightly warm to prevent opening skin pores.
I 4.11 Personnel performing decontamination should wear protective clothing as appropriate for th'e degree of contamination involved.
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4.14 Decontamination efforts and survey data shall be recorded on Personnel Decontamination Record Form (Figure RPOP-2.1).
aThe completed form shall be forwarded to an RES Supervisor for review. A copy of the completed form shall be retained in a file in the Radiation Protection Office and the original shall be filed with the individual's dosimetry records.
4.15 A Radiological Incident Report shall be initiated in accordance with procedure RPOP-7, Radiological Incident Investigation.
4.16 Removal of radiciodine contamination shall be performed in accordance with is procedure.
5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Hand Contamination Instruct LLs individual to wash his hands with a mild soap 5.1.1 and warm water, using a soft bristle brush around the fingernails, if necessary.
Instruct the individual to gently dry his hands.
5.1.2 5.1.3 Survey the hands.
5.1.4 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, continue with step 5.1.5.
5.1.5 Repeat steps 5.1.1 through 5.1.4 a maximum of two additional cycles.
5.1.6 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, proceed to step 5.7.1.
Hair Contamination (No Skin Contamination) 5.2 Prepare the individual for hair washing by placing a towel around the shoulders and face and place cotton in the 5.2.1 individual's ears to avoid potentially contaminated water from entering the ear canal.
5.2.2 Instruct the individual to bend over a sink (or shower)
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Use just enough water to rinse the lather from the hair.
5.2.4 5.2.5 Dry the hair with a clean towel.
5.2.6 Survey the hair.
I 5.2.7 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, continue with step 5.2.8.
5.2.8 Repeat steps 5.2.1 through 5.2.6 a maximum of two additional cycles.
5.2.9 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, continue with step 5.2.10.
'sj 5.2.10 If hair contamination is spotty and minor, crim away the
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5.2.11 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still
' exceed 100 cpm above evaluate the use and potential effectiveness background, of other decon methods given in this procedure, as well asIf extensive hair remov more extensive hair removal.
an RES Supervisor shall shaving is felt to be necessary, be contacted to evaluate the need for such actions.
5.2.12 In the event shaving is required, the use of a liquid hair remover may be substituted. The use of products such as Nair shall be in accordance -with manufacturer's instructions.
Certain individuals may' be particularly sensitive Test the hair remover in NOTE:_
to such a hair remover.
a small area of uncontaminated skin prior to applying it to the contaminated area (s).
Ear, Nose, or Mouth Contamination 5.3
- Eye, If nasal contamination is known or suspected, proceed as 5.3.1 follows:
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Have the swabs analyzed with a lab type counting instrument.
If contamination levels in each nostril do not exceed c.
400 dpm.
no further action is required.
If contamination levels in either nostril exceed 400 dpm, continue with step 5.3.1.d.
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Take more nasal smears in accordance with step 5.3.1,a e.
and have the swabs analyzed with a lab type counting instrument.
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If contamination levels in either nostril still exceed 400 dpm, contact RES supervision for further action.
Cases of f acial or nasal. contamination in excess of g.
10,000 dpc1 shall be reported to RES department for further action.
A whole body count supervision shall be performed when contamination is indicated in i
outline area of. facial picture on figure RPOP 2.1 (from chin to bridge of. nose and cheek to cheek) one to three days following the incident in order to evaluate internal contamination.
5.3.2 Cases of eye, ear or mouth contamination shall be avaluated by medical personnel to determine decontamination methods to be used.
Refer to section 5.8 of this procedure.
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5.4.2 Gently rub the pad in a circular motion for one or two minutes over a contamination skin area.
5.4.3 Rinse the skin area with an absorbent pad slightly moistened with water and gently dry.
I 5.4.4 Survey the skin area and surrounding skin areas that may have become contaminated.
If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above 5.4.5 background, repeat steps 5.4.1 through 5.4.4 for any other contaminated skin areas, performing a maximum of three decontamination cycles on any one skin area.
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5.4.6 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background after all contaminated areas have been cleaned, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background on any skin areas, evaluate the use and possible effectiveness of other decontamination methods given in this procedure and/or the need for medical assistance.
5.5 Ceneral Skin contamination (Below shoulders) 5.5.1 Adjust the personnel decontamination shower to a warm, i
moderate flow. If necessary, lay down a plastic covering i
on the floor for the individual to undress.
5.5.2 Instruct the individual to work up a good lather using a mild soap and rub the contaminated areas for several minutes taking care not to get any water or lather above the shoulders, paying particular attention to skin folds and body hair. If a surgical scrub brush is used, caution the individual to rub gently and avoid irritating the skin.
U 5.5.3 Instruct the individual to rinse off all lather and to dry gently and thoroughly.
5.5.4 Survey ttie individual's body with a frisker.
5.5.5 If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels exceed 100 cpm above background, repeat steps 5.5.2 through 5.5.4 up to a maximum of two addittonal cycles.
5.5.6 If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, consider placing the individual in a rain suit and have the individual stand under a warm shower for a period of 5 to 10 minutes to produce sweating. Remove the rain suit and have the individual rinse under the shower, dry and monitor. If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, evaluate the need for further decontamination efforts and/or medical assistance.
5.6 Ceneral Skin Contamination (Whole Body) 5.6.1 Perform applicable steps of section 5.2 5.3 and 5.4 as appropriate.
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Prepare a thick paste of water and titanium dioxide.
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Spread the paste on the contaminated skin area with a swab, keeping the paste moist for 2 to 3 minutes. Do not allow the paste to dry.
(If the paste drys, skin may be removed when the, paste is removed.)
c.
Remove the paste with damp swabs or cotton gauze and wash the skin area with soap and water, and then dry.
d.
Survey the area.
e.
If contamination levels' do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, continue with step 5.7.1,f.
f.
Prepare a solution of about one ounce of potassium permanganate per ounce of water.
(Bottles of the prepared solution are in the decontamination locker.)
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Prepare a solution of' about one ounce of sodium bisulfite per ounce of water.
(Bottles of the prepared solution are in the decontamination locker.)
h.
Swab the potassium permanganate on the contaminated area and allow it to dry to a dark brownish color.
1.
Repeat step 5.7.1.h two additional times.
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Swab the sodium bisulfite solution over the area to remove the skin discoloration.
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Wash the area with soap and water, then dry.
1.
Survey the area.
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If contamination levels do not exceed 100 cpm above background, no further action is required.
If contamination levels still exceed 100 cpm above background, evaluate the use of the technique in step 5.7.2 and the need for medical assistance (see section 5.8).
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5.7.2 Areas of persistent, ground-in contamination, such as elbows and knees, can be covered to cause sweating and to enhance the normal, continuing process of sloughing-off of dead skin as follows a.
Cover the contaminated skin area (s) with several layers of gauze.
b.
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Tape the plastic to the skin around the entire piece of plastic. (If this covering is to be worn home by the individual, supervisory approval shall be obtained before doing so.
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5.8 Medical Assistance 5.8.1 _For cases involving the
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5.8.2 If medical assistance is requested, the Shift Supervisor and an RES Supervisor shall be notified.
If off-site medical assistance is desired, the Shift Supervisor shall initiate the request.
If-the individual may require hospitalization, the Shift Supervisor will make a determination as to whether the Emergency Plan must be activated.
For further information, refer to EAP-2 Personnel Injury.
5.8.3 If a nurse is on duty, contact the nurse for assistance and further evaluation.
5.8.4 If a physician is desired, make the following contact for medical assistance:
Dr. David O'Brien Office: 343-4348 i
Home:
343-2484 343-6889 (summer)
During off-hours, the physician may be contacted through his answering service by calling the office number.
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6.1 Management of Persons Accidentally Contaminated with Radionuclides NCRP Report No. 65.
7.0 ATTACHMENTS 7.1 FIGURE RPOP-2.1, Personnel Decontamination Record (2 pp)
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CHECKLIST FOR THE OSWEGO FIRE CONTROL AMBULANCE DISPATCHER The Oswego Fire Control Ambulance Dispatcher will receive the initial notification telephone call from the nuclear station of impending patient (s) arrival.
It is their responsibility to call the Emergency Room nurse and to pass on the following information in the order listed below:
Initial Notification Data Date/ Time of Call Person Calling:
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Location Date & Time
- of Injured Patients i of Contaminated / Injured Patients Description of Injuries
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- 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides instructions for the inspection, inventory.and operational checking of emergency eq'uipment and instruments to ensure that this equipment is available and functional.
2.0 -REFERENCES 2.1 Equipment Manufacturers' Manuals 2.2 NUREG-0041, Manual of Respiratory Protection Against Airborne Radioactive Materials 2.' 3 RADIATION PROTECTION PROCEDURES
.3.0 INITIATING EVENTS None s
4.0 PROCEDURE 4.l' The Radiological and Environmental Services Superin-tendent (RESS) shall assign personnel to inventory, inspect, and operationally check the emergency equip-ment listed on Table-2.1.
4.2 Emergency equipment, other than respiratory protective equipment stored for emergency use, shall be invento-ried, inspected, and operationally checked as follows:
4.2.1 At least once each calendar quarter or semiannu-ally as indicated.
4.2.2 After-each use.
4.2.3 After a seal.or break glass emergency key enclo-sure has been found broken.
4.3 Respiratory protective equipment stored for emergency use shall be inventoried, inspected, and operationally checked in accordance with RPOP-12 as follows:
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4.3.2 After each use.
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4.4 The person performing the equipment inventory shall use the appropriate checklist (s) from among Forms SAP-2.1 through SAP-2.16.
4.5 -The following information shall be used as a guide for performing inventories:
4.5.1 Survey Instruments A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing instruments.
B.
Check that calibration dates are current and replace with recently calibrated instruments, as necessary.
If the calibration due date is before the next scheduled inventory, replace the instrument.
C.
Replace the batteries in all instruments.
(Replacement not necessary if batteries are fresh.)
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Replace any unsatisfactory l
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Record the identification number and cali-l bration date of any replacement instruments on the checklist.
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Note any unusual conditions, discrepancies, i
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4.5.2 Air Samplers A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing l-samplers.
B.
Check that calibration dates are current and replace with recently calibrated instruments, as necessary.
If the calibration due date is before the next scheduled inventory, replace the air samplers.
C.
Verify that all samplers are. operational by
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Note the results on the checklist.
Replace any unsatisfactory. samplers.
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Record'the identification number and calibra-tion date of any replacement samplers on the checklist.
E.
Note any unusual conditions, discrepancies, and all actions taken on the checklist.
4.5.3 Radios
- A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing radios.
B.
Change the batteries during the performance of each inventory.
C.
Verify that radios are operational by estab-lishing contact with a base and/or portable radio operating on the same frequency.
Note the results on the checklist.
Replace any unsatisfactory radios.
D.
Record ' the identification number of any re-placement radios on the checklist.
E.
Note any unusual conditions, discrepancies, O) and all actions taken on the checklist.
's 4.5.4 Self-contained Breathing Apparatus A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing equipment.
B.
Equipment operation shall be checked in accordance with Radiation Protection Procedures.
Note the results on the checklist.
Replace any unsatisfactory equip-ment.
C.
Record'the identification number, if applic-
- able, of any replacement equipment on the checklist.
D.
Note any ' unusual conditions, discrepancies, and all actions taken on the checklist.
4.5.5 Charcoal Cartridge Respirators A.
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_ Check the expiration date on the. charcoal cartridges and replace any which are past that date.
If the. expiration date is.before the next scheduled inventory, replace the cartridges.
4.5.6 Rubber Equipment A '.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing equipment.
B.
Replace any equipment which appears to be ripped, cracked, missing closure devices, or unusable for any reason.
C.
Note any equipment replacement on the check-list.
D.
Note any unusual conditions, discrepancies, and all actions taken on the checklist'.
4.5.7-Decontamination Supplies And Solutions l
-A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing-
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items.
i B.
Check-the expiration-date ~
chemicals, on chemical and water solutiens and. replace any
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which are past that :date.-
If the expiration date is before the next scheduled inventory, replace the supplies.
i C.
Check all bottles and containers which con-tain liquid.for any evidence of leakage and replace, as necessary.
D.
.Date - all replacement bottles and containers and record the dates on the checklist.
E.
Note any-other equipment replacement on the checklist.
F.
Note any unusual conditions,- discrepancies,
L, and all actions taken on the checklist.
'4.5.8
' Mechanical Equipment A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing equipment.
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Check mechanical equipment with moving parts, such as jacks and bolt cutters, for correct operation and freedom of movement.
Replace any unsatisfactory equipment.
C.
Record the identification number, if applic-
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D.
Note any unusual conditions, discrepancies, and all actions taken on the checklist.
4'.5.9 Paper Supplies A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing items.
B.
Replace any items which appear to be deteri-orated or unusable for any reason.
C.
Note any equipment replacement on the check-list.
4.5.10 Plans, Maps, Lists, Procedures, etc.
O A.
Perform en inventer 7 1
rep ace env missins items with a copy of the current revision.
Obtain the current revision numbers from the Emergency Planning Coordinator, prior to performing the inventory.
B.
Replace any items which appear to be deteri-orated or unusable for any reason.
C.
Check that maps, lists, procedures, etc., are the current revision and replace, as neces-sary.
D.
Note any equipment replacement on the check-list.
4.5.11 First Aid Supplies A.
Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing items.
B.
Check for open containers and damaged items.
Replace, as necessary.
C.
Check the expiration date on items and re-place any which are past that date.
If the
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inventory, replace the supplies.
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4.5.12 Dose Estimate Calculator A'.
' Perform an inventory.
Replace any missing,
items.
- B.
Check for mechanical operability.
C.
Note any malfunction on the checklist.
I D.
Note any equipment replacement on the check-
-list.-
- 4. 6' The person performin'g the inventory shall complete-the appropriate checklists and forward the completed checklists to the Emergency Planning Coordinator.
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4.7 The Emergency Planning Coordinator shall review,. sign, and' file the completed checklists.
- 4. 8 - The' ' Emergency _ Planning Coordinator shall direct - the person responsible to order the necessary _ replacement c
equipment and supplies and bring the' inventories-into
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compliance when an inventory reveals missing and/or
- inoperable _ items or revisions are made to the check-lists and no replacements are available on-site.
5.0 ATTACHMENTS 5.1 -Table SAP-2.1, Emergency Equipment Location 5.2 Form SAP-2.1, Fire. Cabinet Inventory Checklist 5.3 Form' SAP-2.2, Ambulance Kit Inventory Checklist 5.4 Form SAP-2.3, Rescue Kit Inventory Checklist 5.5-Form SAP-2.4, Downwind Survey Kit Inventory Checklist 5.6 Form SAP-2.5, Emergency. Operations Facility Downwind Survey /Re-entry Kit Inventory Checklist-5.7. Form SAP-7. 5A, Emergency' Operations Facility Inventory Checklist
- 5.8 Form SAP-2.6, Oswego Hospital Nuclear Emergency Cabinet Inventory Checklist 5.9 Form SAP-2.7, Emergency Survey Kit Inventory Chec'klist-
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-5.14 Form SAP-2.12, Emergency Operations Facility Habita-bility Kit Inventory Checklist 5.15 Form SAP-2.13, Emergency Operations Facility Decontam-
'ination Kit Inventory Checklist 5.16 Form SAP-2.14, Emergency Key Inventory 5.17. Form SAP-2.15, PASS Cabinet. Inventory 5.18 Form SAP-2.~16, JAF Decon Supply Inventory LO l
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Emergency Equipnent Location Equipment Form Number Location Fire Cabinet SAP-2.1 3
Near The Entrance Of (1) Turbine Building, (2) Reactor Building, and (3) Radwaste Building Ambulance Kit SAP-2.2 1
Admin. Building 272'el, Near Elevator
-Rescue Kit SAP-2.3 1
Admin. Building 272'el, Near Elevator Downwind Survey Kit SAP-2.4 1
Admin. Building Foyer, in the labeled locker Emergency Operations EOF Downwind Survey /
SAP-2.5 1
Re-entry Kit and Facility SAP-2.5A Oswego Hospital Special SAP-2.6 1
Oswego Hospital, 1st Floor,
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Nuclear Emergency Cabinet Across From The X-Ray Office Emergency Survey Kit SAP-2.7 1
Across Hall From TSC First Aid Room SAP-2.8 1
Admin. Building, 272'el Security Building Kit SAP-2.9 1
Main Gate Security Building Storeroom Control Room SAP-2.10 1
Control Room Technical Support Center SAP-2.11 1
Technical Support Center EOF Habitability Kit SAP-2.12 1
Emergency Operations Facility EOF Decontamination Kit SAP-2.13 1
Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Key Inventory SAP-2.14 2
Technical Support Center Emergency Operations Facility PASS Cabinet SAP-2.15 1
JAF Fan Room Entrance JAF Decon Supplies SAP-2.16 1
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Fire Cabinet Inventory Checklist
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Turbine Building, el 272', Near Radwaste w/6 individual lockers 2.
Turbine Building, el 272', Radiation Protection Hallway with 6 individual lockers
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Reactor Building, el 272', Under Northeast Stairs with 4 individual lockers on 326' el.
N with 6 individual lockers on 272' el.
N Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/D_ ate t
1.
' Scott Pak II - 2 2.
Spare Air Cylinder - 4 7,
3.
Coveralls - 2 pr 4.
Cotton Hoods - 2 a
5.
Rubber Gloves - 2 pr 6.
Rubber Boots - 2 pr' 7.
Raincosta - 2 8.
Rainpants - 2 pr A
-9.
Fire Axe - 1 s
- 10. Wrecking Bar - 1 11.
Portable Hand Light - 1 12.
Fire Resistant Gloves -
2 pr s
13.
Fire Resistant Suits - 2 with hoods 14.
Inventory Checklist 4
s Form SAP-2.1 15.
Individual Brigade Lockers Fire Helmet - 1 ea Gauntlet - 1 ea s
Coats, Turnout - 1 ea a
Boots, Turnout - 1~pr ea Hand Lantern - 1 ea Scott Pak II - 1 ea (326' Rx. Bldg. only)
Spare Air Cylinder - 1 ea (326' Rx. Bldg. only)
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Kit Locat' ion:, Admin.' Bldg., 272' el, Near Elevator
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- Item /Ecuipment/ Min.0uantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date 3-e 1.-
EAP-2 I
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Oswego Hospital Plan '
rev:
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Route Map - 1 l
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Keys To Medical, Cabinet In Hospital' Keys To Sitf Emer. Vehicles
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6.
Dosimeter Charger 7.
Dosimeters 0-500 mR - 10 8.
TLDs - 10 9.
Portable Dose Rate Meter due date:
10.
Portchle Count Rate Meter due date:
11.
Atonife Wipes - 6 doz
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12.
Swabs'- 300.
- 13. Misc. Plagtfc Bags 14.
Paper Towels _pkg
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15.
Scissors w/ Blunt Tips - 2 pr
- 16. Water - 1 jug' dated:
- 17. Antiseptic Soap - I can 18.
Detergent - 1 jug l
19.- Herculite 20.- Coveralls - 3 pr 21.
Boot Covers - 3 pr l
22.
Rubbers - 3 pr l
23.
Rubber Gloves - 1 bx j
24.
Disposable Gloves - 1 bx
.g.
- 25. Hoods - 3 l
- 26. Masking Tape 2" - 2 rolls l
27.
Inventory (,hecklist i
Form SAP-2.2 28.
Rope - 50'
' (yellow and magenta) 29.- Radiation Signs - 4
- 30. Step-off Pad - 1 31.
Blanket - 1 l
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Rescue Kit Inventory Checklist
' Semiannual
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Kit Location: Admin. Bldg, 272' el, Near Elevator Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/Date I
1.
Wrecking Bars,,
t' 2.
Bolt Cutter - 1 3.
Hacksaw 4 2
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4.
Burning Torch - 1
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5.
Come-along - 1
- 6. ; Cable Sling 3' - 1 7.
Cable Sling 5' - 1 J'
8.
Hydraulic Jack 1 Ton - 1 9.
Hydraulic Jack 5 Ton - 1 10.
Sledgehammer 6f'- 1 11 1. Sledgehammer 12# - 1 s
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Ropes 1/2" x 100' - 2
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Life Lines 100' - 2 14.
Scott Pak II - 2 t
l.
15.
Spare Air Cylinders - 4
- 16. Resp. w/ Cartridges - 3 exp. date:
17.
Spare Cartridges - 3 exp. date:
18.. Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.3
- 19. Flashlights - 2 20.
Spare Flashlight batteries - 4 date replaced 21.
Resp. Filters - 3 22, EAP-9 Search and Rescue
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.O FORM SAP-2.4 Downwind Survey Kit Inventory Checklist Quarterly Kit Location: Admin. Bldg., Foyer, in labeled locker Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date 1.
EAP-5.1 Environmental Monitoring - 1 rev:
2..
EAP-5.2 Interim Emergency Dose Rate Assessment.
From Environmental Media - 1 rev:
3.
'EAP-7.1 Emergency Out-of-plant
'and Downwind Survey - 1 rev:
4.
Form EAP-7.1.2 -~5 rev:
5.
EAP-7.2 Downwind Survey Dose Estimates - 1 rev:
6.-
Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.4 7.
RTP 2 copies rev:
8.
. Clipboard / Pens / Paper 9.
Form EAP-7.1.1 - 5 O-
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County Map - 1 11.
P-5 Key to Enyn. Stations - 1 12.
Portable Radio / Transmitter-1 i
batt.repl:
transfer 0K:
13.
Portable Dose Rate Meter due date:
14.
Portable Count Rate Meter due date:
- 15. Mini-Scaler w/HP210 Probe - 1 and spare fuses due date:
- 16. Hi Vol. Sampler 110 VAC RADeC0 -.1 due date:
17.
Filter Heads for Sampler - 2
- 18. - Silver Zeolite Cartridges-12 19.
Fiberglass Air Filters - 12 s
20.
Ring Planchets - 10 21.
Flashlights - 3 l
22.
"D" Cell Batteries - 6 l
23.
1 Liter Jugs - 3 24.
Assorted Plastic Bags - 12 (veg. and soil samples)
- 25. Vehicle 110 V Supply:
Pick-up T-19 Pick-up T-20 Messenger Van Environ. Wagoneer
- 26. Resp.w/ Cartridges - 3 exp date:
27.
Spare Resp. Cartridges - 3 exp date:
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1 O-FORM SAP-2.4 (con't) 28.
Coveralls 3 pr i
- 29. Boot covers - 3 pr 30 Rubber Boots - 3 pr 31.. Rubber Gloves - 3 pr
'32.
Cotton Gloves - 3 pr
- 33. Battery Pack and Cord date:
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- 34. Masking Tape - 2 rolls
- 35. - Atomic Wipes - 24
- 36. Disc Smears - 50
- 37. Watch - 1 38.
Surgeons Gloves - 4 pair 39.
Tweezers - 2 40.
0-500 mR DRDs/ Charger - 5
- 41. TLDs - 5 42.
Control TLD - 1 43.
Plastic Food Wrap - 1 box 44.
Sampling Utensils
- 45. Rainsuits - 2
- 46. Respirator Filters - 3
- 47.. Hoods - 3 48.
Masslin Cloth - 1 bundle 49.
KI Tablets - 1 bottle fsd BY/DATE:
ITEMS REPLACED:
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FORM SAP-2.5 EOF Downwind Survey /Re-entry Kit Inventory Checklist Quarterly Kit Location: EOF Roll-Up Door Entrance Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date DOWNWIND SURVEY 1.
EAP-5.1 Environmental Monitoring - 1 rev:
l 2.
EAP-5.2 Interim Emergency Dose Rate Assessment From Environmental Media - 1 rev:
3.
EAP-7.1 Emergency Out-of-plant and Downwind Survey - 1 rev:
4.
Form EAP-7.1.1 - 5 rev:
5.
Form EAP-7.1.2 - 5
.rev:
6.
EAP-7.2 Downwind Survey Dose Estimates - 1 rev:
7.
Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.5 rev:
8.
RTP 2 copies rev:
9.
Clipboard / Pens / Paper 10.-
County Map - 1 11.
P-5 Key to Enyn. Stations - 1 12.
Portable Radio / Transmitter-1 i
batt.repl:
transfer OK:
13.
Portable Dose Rate Meter due date:
14.
Portable Count Rate Meter due date:
- 15. Mini-Scaler w/HP210 Probe - 1 and spare fuses due date:
- 16. Hi Vol. Sampler 110 VAC RADeC0 - 1 due date:
17.
Filter Heads for Sampler - 2
- 18. - Silver Zeolite Cartridges-12 19.
Fiberglass Air Filters - 12 20.
Ring Planchets - 10
.21.
Flashlights - 3 22.
"D" Cell Batteries - 6 23.
I Liter Jugs - 3 24.
Assorted Plastic Bags - 12 (veg. and soil samples) 25.
Vehicle 110 V Supply:
Pick-up T-19 Pick-up T-20 Messenger Van Environ. Wagoneer 26.
Resp.w/ Cartridges - 3 exp date:
27.
Spare Resp. Cartridges - 3 exp date:
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Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/Date DOWNWIND SURVEY (CON'T) 28.
Coveralls - 3 pr 29.
Boot, Covers - 3 pr 30' Rubber Boots - 3 pr 31.
Rubber Gloves - 3 pr 32.
Cotton Gloves - 3 pr l
33.
Battery Pack and Cord date:
- 34. Masking Tape - 2 rolls 35.
Atomic Wipes - 24
- 36. Disc Smears - 50
. 37.
Watch - 1 38.
Surgeons Gloves - 4 pair
- 39. ' Tweezers - 2
- 40. '0-500 mR DRDs/ Charger - 5 l41.
TLDs - 5 4 2.-
Control TLD - 1 43.
Plastic Food Wrap - I box 44.
Sampling Utensils 45.
Rainsuits - 2 46.
Respirator Filters - 3 O'
47.
Hoods - 3
- 48. Masslin cloth - 1 bundle 49.
KI Tablets - 1 bottle ITEMS REPLACED:
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FORM SAP-2.5 (con't)
Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/Date RE-ENTRY SURVEY
- 1. Clipboard, Pad, Pens-1,1,3
- 2. EAP-6 In-plant Emergency Survey / Entry - 2 rev:
- 3. EAP-7.1 Emergency Out-of-Plant and Downwind Surveys - 2 rev:
.4. Form EAP-7.1.2 10 rev:
- 5. Form SAP-2.5 rev:
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- 6. Map of Emerg. TLD Locations and NMP-2 Areas - 1
-7. Keys to Environ. Station - 2
- 8. Portable Radio / Transmitter batt.repl:
trans/ree. OK j
- 9. Teletector - 1 due date:
- 10. Portable Dose Rate Meter - 1 due date:
- 11. Portable Count Rate Meter-1 due date:
- 12. Mini-Scaler w/HP210 probe-1 due date:
13..Hi Vol Sampler 110 V*
run OK:
due date:
- 14. Filter Head for Sampler - 1
.15. Particulate Samp Filters-24 L(
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- 16. Silver Zeolite Cart. - 10
- 17. Ring Planchets 2" - 10
- 18. Air Sample Coll. Env. - 24
- 19. Liter-Jugs - 3
- 20. Assorted Plastic Bags
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- 21. Atomic Wipes - 24
- 22. Watch - 1
- 23. Resp. w/ Cartridges - 3 exp. date:
- 24. Spare Resp. Cartridges - 3 exp. date:
- 25. Disposable White Coveralls-8
- 26. Cloth Shoe Covers ~- 8 pr.
27.' Rubbers - 8 pr..
- 28. Rubber / Canvas Gloves - 8 pr.
- 29. Hoods - 8
- 30. Masking Tape - 1 roll
- 31. Respiratory Filters - 3
- 32. RTP 1 rev:
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Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date 1.
JAFNPP Emerg. Plan & Proc.
Vols. 1-3 Copy is 4, 8, 52, 60, 61, 69, 70, 71, 72 2.
Oswego County Emer. Plan - 2 3.
Oswego County EBS Proc.-1 4.
NYS Emergency Plan - 1 5.
NYPA Headquarters Plan - 1 6.
Pads of Paper - 35 7.
Clip Boards
_12 8.
Pens - 50 9.- Water Color Markers - 24 10.
Step Off Pads - 2 l
11.
Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.5A rev:
12.
Off-site Dose Assess. Equip.
A. 20 mile radius map - 1 B. 4 mile radius map - 1 O
C. Dose estimate calculator-1 D. Form EAP-4.1 - 25 rev:
E. EAP-4 0FF-SITE DOSE ESTIMATE PROCEDURE - 1 rev:
F. Clipboard -1
- 13..JAF Tech Specs Copy i 14.
JAF FSAR
- 15. LJAF Employee Exposure Report 16.
JAF Emergency Op. Procs.
rev:
17.
Computer Terminals Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
- 18. Microfiche date:
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F0EH SAP-2.6 Oswego Hospital Nuclear Emergency Cabinet Inventory Checklist Semiannual Cabinet Location: Hallway Adjacent to X-Ray Department Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/Date SHELF 1 1.
Respirators w/ Cartridges - 6 exp date:
2.
Masking Tape 2" - 10 rolls 3.
Latex Industrial Gloves-10 pr 4.
Step Off Pads - 2
.5.
Assorted Plastic Bags SHELF 2 l
6.
Disposable Isolation Gowns-20 7.
Disposable Gloves - 20 8.
Disposable Face Masks - 20 9.
Disposable Aprons - 20
- 10.. Disposable Booties - 10 pr
- 11. Disposable Hats - 10 O
12.
Radiation Signs - 10
- 13. Detergent - 1 bx s-
- 14. Yellow & Magenta Ropes i
(2-25' & 1-50') - 3 15.
Radiation Tags (Tie) - 20
- 16. Radiation Tags (Adhesive)-20
- 17. Black Trash Bags - 15 18.
RMC Radiation Accident Procedure Poster - 1
- 19..RMC Sample Taking Kit - 1 20.
Atomic Smears - 50 21.
The Oswego Hospital Plan For The Decontamination And Treatment Of The Radioactively i
Contaminated Patient rev:
22.
Inventory Checklist.
E Form SAP-2.6 rev:
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FORM' SAP-2.6 (con't.)
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Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity
' Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date SHELF 3 23.
Atomic Wipes - 50 24.
Dosimeters (5 200 mR, 5 500 mR.
2 0-1000 mR) - 12
- 25. ' Dosimeter Charger date batt.repl:
- 26. TLDs - 10 date:
27.
Count. Rate Meter - 1 i
due date:
resp.ck:
'28.fDose Rate Meter'- 1 due date:
resp.ck:
29.
12" Extension Cord for Count Rate Meter 30. MS-2 w/HP 210 Probe and spare fuses - 1 SHELF 4
- 31. 'RMC Decontamination Kit - 1 32.
Portable Stanchion - 1 i (' )
33.- Hose and Nozzle for Decon-
-tamination 7gble. Top - 1 34.
Pre-cut Yellca Herculite - 6 35.
Pre-cut White Herculite - 2
- 36. Pre-cut Green Herculite - 2 OUTSIDE CABINET l
- 37. Yellow Trash / Water Receptacles - 2
- 38. Movable Base for Trash Receptacles - 2 l
39._ Lead Pig - 1 i
j 40.
RMC Decontamination l
Table Top - 2 41.'
Waste Boxes - 4 42.
EAP-2 Personnel Injury - 1 rev:
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- 43. RPOP-2 w/ forms (10) rev:
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'EAP-5.1 Env. Mon. Proc. - 1 rev:
2.
EAP-5.2 Int Emerg Dose Rate Assessment-from Env Media - 1 rev:
3.
EAP-6 In-plant Emergency Survey - 11 rev:
4.
EAP-7.1 Emergency Out-of-plant And Downwind Survey - 1
.rev:
5.
Form 7.1.1~- 5 rev:
6.
Forn 7.1.2 - 5 rev:
7.
EAP-7.2 Downwind Survey Dose Estimates - 1 rev:
- 8. ' Form SAP-2.7 Inv. Checklist rev:
9.
Offsite Map - 1 10.
Key to Environ. Station (P-5) 11.
Scott Pak II - 2
/~S 12.- Spare Air Cylinders - 4
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- 13. Resp. w/ Cartridges - 5 exp.date:
14.
Spare Resp. Cartridges - 5 exp.date:
15.
Portable Dose Rate Meter due date:
16.
Portable Count Rate Meter due date:
- 17. Mini-Scaler w/HP210 Probe and NaI det, due date:
18.
Teletector due date:
- 19..High Vol. Sampler 110 VAC RADeC0 HP09VI - 1 due date:
20.
RM-16 (TSC Area Monitor) due date:
21.
Dosimeters 0-5 R - 10 due date:
22.
Dosimeters 0-100 R - 10 due date:
23.
Dosimeter Charger - 1 24.. TLDs..
25.
Portable Radio Trans. - 2 l
ba tt.repl':
transfer OK:
L batt.repl:
c'ansfer OK:
r 26.
Filter Heads For Samplers - 2 27.
Silver Zeolite Cartridges - 24 28.
Particulate Sample Filters-100 l
- 29. Air Samples Coll. Env. -
l 30.. Ring Planchets 2" - 10
- 31. Watch 32.
Step-off Pad - 1
- 33. Respirator Filters - 5
-34.
Control TLD - 1
-Os 35.
Keys to Emerg. Vehicles - 4
- 36. RTP-15 -.1 rev:
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Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date CABINET 2
- 37. Liter Jugs -3 38.
Paper Towels - 2 pkg
- 39. ' Assorted Plastic Bags
- 40.. Coveralls, Assorted Sizes-8 pr 41.
Booties - 8 pr 42.
Rubbers, L, XL - 8 pr 43.
Hoods - 8 44.
Gloves, Cloth - 8 pr 45.
Masking Tape - 2 rolls 46.
KI Tablets 47.
Battery Pack and Cord 48.
Data General One Computer with IDAC Software Program Run:
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First Aid Room Inventory Checklist Semiannual Location: First Aid Room Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date
- 1. -Gauze Bandages 2" x 6 yd - 15 2.
Gauze Bandages 4" x 6 yd - 15
- 3. ~ Gauze Compress 3" x 3" - 10
'4.
. Gauze Compress 24" x 2 yd - 10 5.
Adhesive Tape 1/2" x 10 yd - 5 6.
Adhesive Tape 1" x 10 yd - 5
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Plastic Splint Kit - 1 8.
Scissors - Bandage Type 5-1/2" - 4
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Forceps 3-1/2" Celia Type - 2 10.
Forceps 3-1/2" Blunt Ends - 2 11.
Stretcher, Collapsible Type-1 12.
Stokes Splint Stretcher - 1 i
13.
Applicators, Cotton Wound-100 14.
Blankets, approx. 62" x 80"-4
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First Aid Kit. 36 Unit - 1
- 16. Resuscitator / Inhalator, Size D Cylinder, Complete Portable Unit 17.
Magnifying Lamp, Floor Stand-1
- 18. Dissecting Needle - 4
- 19. Antiseptic Soap, Conc. - 3 20.
Disposable Blankets, approx.
60" x 84" - 24 21.
Medical Oxygen - D Cylinder and Contents - 3 spares 22.
Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.8 rev:
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. Security Building Kit Inveritory Checklist Quarterly Kit Location: Main Gate Security Bldg., Storeroom Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/Date 1.
Coveralls - 8 pr 2.
Booties - 8 pr 3.
Hoods - 8 i
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Cloth Gloves - 8 pr 5.
Rubbers - 8 pr 6.
Masking Tape 2" - 1 roll 7.
Resp. w/ Cartridges - 8 8.
Spare Resp. Cartridges - 8
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Scott Pak II - 7 10.
Spare Air Cylinders - 14
- 11. TLDs - 25 date:
12.
Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.9
- 13. Rubber Gloves - 2 boxes
- 14. Respiratory Filters - 8 I
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- 15. Control TLD -
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FORM SAP-2.10 Control Room Inventory Checklist Semiannual Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial #/ Remarks Verified By/Date 1.'
JAFNPP Emergency Plan and Implementing Procedures rev:
2.
Classification of Emergency Conditions-Figure IAP-2.1 rev:
3.
Oswego County Emergency Plan and Procedures rev:
4.
Oswego County EBS Procedure rev:
5.
NYS Emergency Plan rev:
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NYPA Headquarters Emer-gency Plan and Procedures rev:
7.
Off-site Dose Estimate Kit A. 20 mile radius map - 1 B. 4 mile radius map - 1 O
C. Dose estimate calculator-1 D. Form EAP-4.1 - 10 rev:
E. EAP-4 0FF-SITE DOSE ESTIMATE PROCEDURE - 1 rev:
F. Clipboard -1 8.
10 Mile EPZ Wall Map - 1 9.-
Inventory Checklist Form SAP-2.10 rev:
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Technical Support Center Inventory Checklist
' Semiannual Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date
- 1. -JAFNPP Emerg Plan & Proc.
Vols. 1-3 Copy is 1, 3, 59 rev:
2.
Oswego County Emergency Plan and Procedures - 2 rev:
3.
Oswego County EBS Proc.-2 rev:
4.
NYS Emergency Plan - 2 rev:
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NYPA Headquarters Emer-gency Plan and Proc. - 2 rev:
6.
Oswego Hospital Plan - 1 rev:
- 7. 'Off-site Dose Estimate Kit
'A. 20 mile radius map - 1 B. 4 mile radius map - 1 i
C. Dose estimate calculator-1 D. Form EAP-4.1 - 25 rev:
l E. EAP-4 0FF-SITE DOSE ESTIMATE PROCEDURE - 1 rev:
y F. Clipboard -1 8.
9.
JAFNPP Operating Proc.-1
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Wall Map 10 Mile EPZ - 1
- 11. Wall Map 50 Mile EPZ - 1 12.
Emergency Radio Base Station l
14.
Computer Terminals Number:
Number:
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Number:
Number:
Number Number:
Number:
Number:
Number:
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FORM SAP-2.12.
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EOF Habitability Xit Inventory Checklist Quarterly Kit Location: ' EOF Roll-Up Door Entrance Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Serial f/ Remarks Verified By/Date EOF SURVEY KIT
- 1. Clipboard, Pad, Pens-1,1,3
- 2. RTP-15 rev:
- 3. Portable Radio / Transmitter i
batt.repl:
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- 4. Portable Dose Rate Meter - 1 due date:
- 5. Portable Count Rate Meter-1 due date:
- 6. Mini-Scaler (MS-2) - 1 due date:
with spare fuses
- 7. Hi Vol Sampler 110 V run OK:
due date:
- 8. Filter Head for Sampler - 1
- 9. Particulate Samp Filters-24
- 10. Silver Zeolite Cart. - 20
- 11. Ring Planchets 2" - 10
- 12. Air Sample Coll. Env. - 24
- 13. Assorted Plastic Bags
- 14. Resp. w/ Cartridges - 2 exp. date:
- 15. Spare Resp. Cartridges - 3 exp. date:
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- 16. Respiratory Filters - 3
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- 17. White Coveralls - 2 pair
- 18. Cloth Shoe Covers - 2 pair
- 19. Rubbers - 2 pr.
- 20. Rubber Gloves - 8 pair 4
-21. Disp. Surgical Cloves-2 boxes
- 22. Hoods - 2
- 23. Flashlight - 2 batt. repl.
- 24. Disc. Smears - 4 boxes
- 25. KI Tablets - 1 box
- 26. Reference Proc. EAP-19 rev:
- 27. Frisker - 1
- 28. Dosimeters 0-200 mR - 50
- 29. Dosimeter Charger - 1 l
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- 30. TLDs - 50
- 31. Labeled TLL Control - 1
- 32. Form SAP-2.12 rev:
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- 33. Masking Tape - 2 rolls ITEMS RESOLVED:
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FORM SAP-2.13 A
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Quarterly Kit Location: kOF Roll-Up' Door Entrance Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition /Seria1 f/ Remarks Verified By/Date
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- 1. Coveralls - 6 pair
- 2. Paper Bath Towels - 1 carton
- 3. Paper Hand Towels - 6
- 4. Bar. soap - 2
- 5. Shampoo - 2 (60 m1 bottles)
- 6. Disposable razors - 6
- 7. Shaving Cream - 2 cans
- 8. Scissors - 2
- 9. Cotton Gauze Pads - 50
- 10. Titanium Dioxide - 3 jars
- 11. Potassium Permanganate - 3 jars
- 12. Sodium Bisulfate - 3 liter jugs
- 13. Surgical Scrub Brushes - 10 14.. Surgical Gloves - 10
- 15. Glove liners - 10 t
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- 16. Surgical Tape - 2
'17. Cotton swabs - 300
- 18. Plastic wrap - 2
- 19. Plastic Rain Suits - 2 l. '0
- 20. Masselin l
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Form, SAP-2.14 Emergency Key Inventory l
Quarterly KEYS LOCATION RES SUPT CONT TSC KEY EOF KEY RAD PRO MAN OF POWER ROOM LOCKER LOCKER OFF LOCKER i
4 EMERG VEHICLES X
X X
X ENVIRON STATIONS X
X X
X TSC X
X X
TSC CURTAINS X
X X
EOF X
X X
X METE COMPUTER RM X
X X
SPDS ROOM X
X X
l OSWEGO HOSP CAB X
X X
X f
FIRST AID ROOM X
X X
EMERG CABINETS X
X X
X METE BUILDINGS X
X TSC KEY LOCKER X
X X
l EOF KEY LOCKER X
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FORM SAP-2.15 I
s PASS Cabinet Inventory Quarterly l
Location: Fan Room i
Item / Equipment / Min. Quantity Condition / Remarks Verified By/Date
- 1. Rubber Gloves - 1 box (12 pr.)
- 2. Hoods 3. Coveralls - 10
- 4. Rubbers - 10
-5. Beeties - 10
- 6. Masking Tape - 6 rolls
- 7. Cotton Liners - 1 pkg.
- 8. Plastic Bags - 10
- 9. RAD Rope - 50'
- 10. Mini Ska-Pak - 3 w/ ext bottles
- 11. Airline 100' - 3
- 12. Airline 50' -
I w/ Triple Connection
- 13. 0 - SR Dosimeters - 5
- 14. SOP Paper - 3 O
- 15. Prisker due:
- 16. Ventilation Smoke Tube
- 17. Dosimeter Charger REMARKS:
BY/DATE:
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x JAF Decon Supply Inventory i
Monthly l
Location: Rad Protection Hallway Item / Equipment / Min.' Quantity Condition / Remarks Verified By/Date
- 1. Bar Soap
-1 box
- 2. Shampoo - 5 bottles
- 3. Paper Towels - 1 roll
- 4. Razor - 50
- 5. Shaving Cream - 10 cans
- 6. Scissors - 3 pair
- 7. Hair remover - 5 bottles
- 8. Cotton Gauze Pads - 3 boxes
- 9. Titanium Dioxide Powder -
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2 vials
'10. Potassium Permanganate.
Solution - 3 bottles
- 11. Sodium Bisulfite Solution
.2 bottles
- 12. Scrub Brushes - 1 box l13. Glove Liners - 1 pkg.
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- 14. Gloves - 3 boxes
- 15. Tape (surgical) - 6 rolls l
- 16. Cotton Swabs - 2 boxes l
- 17. Plastic Food Wrap 1 box
- 18. Plastic Rain Suits - 2 pair-
- 19. Towels - 1 box
- 20. Nail Clippers - 5 l
- 21. Masking Tape - 6 rolls l
REMARKS:
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UPDATE LIST Date of Issue: October 31, 1985 PROGED.f TITLE REV. #
ISSUE DATE N/A TABLE OF CONTENTS REV. 10 08/85 IAP-3 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTATION CHECKLIST
- REV.
2 07/84 IAP-2 CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCY CONDITIONS
- REV.
3 01/85 IAP-2 Classification Flow Chart 1.
Reactor Coolant Boundary Degradion 2.
Abnormal Core Conditions Fuel Damage 3.
Main Steam Releases 4.
Limiting Conditions for Operation 5.
Abnormal Radiological Effluent or Radiation Levels 6.
Loss of Shutdown Functions - Decay Heat or Reactivity 7.
Electrical or Power Failure 8.
Fire 9.
Control Room Evacuation 10.
Loss of Monitors, Alarms and Computers 11.
Fuel Handling Accident 12.
Hazards to Plant Operations 13.
Natural Events 14.
Security Threats 15.
Others
,T EAP-1.1 0FFSITE NOTIFICATIONS
- REV.
7 08/85
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EAP-2 PERSONNEL INJURY
- REV.
5 10/85 EAP-3 FIRE *
,REV.
5 05/84 EAP-4 DOSE ESTIMATES FROM DOSE ASSESSMENT CALCULATOR
- REV.
5 06/85 EAP-5.1 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
- REV.
5 03/85 EAP-5.2 INTERIM EMERGENCY DOSE FATE ASSESSMENT FROM ENVIRONMENTAL t!EDIA*
REV.
1 06/82 EAP-6 IN-PLANT EMERGENCY SURVEY / ENTRY
- REV.
4 08/85 EAP-7.1 EMERGENCY OUT-OF-PLANT AND DOWNWIND SURVEYS
- REV.
3 03/85 EAP-7.2 DOWNWIND SURVEY DOSE ESTIMATES
- REV.
1 11/84 EAP PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY REV.
5 07/85 EAP-9 SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS
- REV.
2 03/83 EAP-10 RESTRICTED AREA EVACUATION REV.
4 09/83 EAP-ll SITE EVACUATION
- REV.
3 11/84
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EAP-12 DOSE ESTIMATED FROM AN ACCIDE'NTAL RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL TO LAKE ONTARIO
- REV.
1 06/82
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Date of Issue: October 31, 1985 FROCEU.i TITLE REV. #
ISSUE DATE EAP-13 DAMAGE CONTROL
- REV.
1 06/82 EAP-14.1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER ACTIVATION
- REV.
2 06/85 EAP-14.2 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY ACTIVATION
- REV.
3 06/85 EAP-14.5 OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER ACTIVATION AND OPERATION
- REV.
2 07/84 EAP-14.6 HABITABILITY OF THE EMERGENCY FACILITIES
- REV.
0 06/82 EAP-15 EMERGENCY RADIATION EXPOSURE CRITERIA AND CONTROL
- REV.
1 06/82 EAP-16 PUBLIC INFORMATION PROCEDURE
- REV.
2 11/84 EAP-17 EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION STAFFING
- REV. 14 10/85 EAP-18 PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS
- REV.
5 06/85 EAP-19 EMERGENCY USE OF POTASSIUM IODIDE (KI)*
REV.
2 11/84 EAP-20 POST ACCIDENT SAMPLE, OFFSITE SHIPMENT AND ANALYSIS *.
REV.
2 08/85 I
EAP-21 METEOROLOGICAL' DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM REV.
7 07/85 EAP-22 OPERATION AND USE OF RADIO PAGING DEVICE REV.
5 10/85 EAP-23 EMERGENCY ACCESS CONTROL
- REV.
2 07/85 EAP-24 EOF VEHICLE AND PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION
- REV.
1 06/85 EAP-25 0FFSITE AGENCY METEOROLOGICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT SYSTEM ACCESS REV.
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-Date of Issue: October 31, 1985 PROU w.# TITLE REV. #
ISSUE DATE N/A TABLE OF CONTENTS REV. 11 08/85 EAP-26 PLANT DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM ACCESS REV.
1 06/85 EAP-27 ESTIMATION OF POPULATION DOSE WITHIN 10 MILE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE
- REV.
0 11/84-EAP-29 VENTILATION ISOLATION DURING AN EMERGENCY
- REV.
0 06/85 EAP-34 ACCEPTANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES AT THE EOF DURING AN EMERGENCY REV.
0 08/85 EAP-35 EOF TLD ISSUANCE DURING AN EMERGENCY REV.
0 08/85 EAP-36 ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY USE DURING AN EMERGENCY REV.
0 08/85 EAP-37 SECURITY OF THE EOF AND EL DURING DRILLS, EXERCISES AND ACTUAL EVENTS
- REV.
0 06/85 EAP-39 EOF TELEPHONE SYSTEM REV.
0 08/85 l
0 08/85 l
EAP-41 INITIAL DOSE ASSESSMENT CALCULATION REV.
0 06/85 EAP-42 OBTAINING METEOROLOGICAL DATA REV.
0 06/85 EAP-43 EMERGENCY FACILITIES LONG TERM STAFFING REV.
0 06/85 i
SAP-1 MAINTAINING EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS REV.
2 10/83 SAP-2 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT INVENTORY
- REV.
5 10/85 SAP-3 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS TESTING REV.
5 10/85 SAP-4 OSWEGO COUNTY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PHOTO IDENTIFICATION CARDS
- REV.
2 11/84 SAP-5 0FFSITE EMERGENCY PLAN INV~lhTORY*
REV.
2 12/83 SAP-6 DRILL / EXERCISE CONDUCT REV.
2 01/85 SAP-7 QUARTERLY SURVEILLANCE PROCEDURE FOR ON-CALL EMPLOYEES REV.
2 04/85 SAP-8 SIREN SYSTEM FALSE AC'TIVATION REV.
0 06/83 SAP-9 MDAS SURVEILLANCE PROCEDURE
- REV.
1 02/84 SAP-10 METEOROLOGICAL MONITORING SYSTEM SURVEILLANCE REV.
1 10/85 SAP-11 EOF DOCUMENT CONTROL REV.
0 08/85 SAP-13 EOF SECURITY AND FIRE ALARM SYSTEM REV.
0 06/85 EOF COM DEV 8200 SERIES O
SAP-14 TEtECOMMUNICATIONS PROCESSOR REv.
0 08/85
- PORC reviewed procedures
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