ML20138A483

Affidavit of Jm Diluzio Re Contention EP-4.Humana Hosp Primary Medical Facility & Burke County Hosp Backup Facility for Treatment of Contaminated or Injured Individuals.Hosps Have Approved Treatment Procedures

ML20138A483
Person / Time
Site:	Vogtle
Issue date:	03/06/1986
From:	Diluzio J GEORGIA POWER CO.
To:
Shared Package
ML20138A465	List: ML20138A462 ML20138A477 ML20138A483 ML20138A488 ML20138A494 ML20138A499 ML20138A505 ML20138A511 ML20138A516 ML20138A533
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OL, NUDOCS 8603140275
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GEORGIA POWER COMPANY, et al. ) Docket Nos. 50-424

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(Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, )

Units 1 and 2) )

AFFIDAVIT OF JEAN M. DILUZIO ON CONTENTION EP-4 COUNTY OF FULTON )

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STATE OF GECRGIA )

I, Jean M. DiLuzio, being duly sworn according to law, de-pose and say as follows:

1. My name is Jean M. DiLuzio. I am employed by Georgia Power Company in the pocition of Nuclear Emergency Planning l

Supervisor. My business address is Georgia Power Company, 333 Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia 30308. A summary of my pro-fessional qualifications is attached to this affidavit as 1

Exhibit A.

2. The purpose of this affidavit is to support "Appli-l cants' Motion For Summary Disposition of Joint Intervenors' l Contention EP-4," which concerns the identification of hospi-tals for the treatment of contaminated injured individuals. I B603140275 B6030/,

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have personal knowledge of the matters set forth herein and be-lieve them to be true and correct.  ;

3. The."Vogtle Electric Generating Plant Unit 1 and Unit 2 Emergency Plan" ("Vogtle Plan") identifies Humana Hospital (in Augusta, Georgia) as the primary medical facility to be

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used by Applicants for treatment of contaminated injured indi-viduals from the Plant Vogtic site, with Burke County Hospital .

(in Waynesboro, Georgia) as a back-up facility. See Vogtle Plan, 5 L.3.

4. Both Humana Hospital and Burke County Hospital -- as well as Aiken Community Hospital (in Aiken, South Carolina) and Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center (at Fort Gordon, South Carolina) -- are accredited by the Joint Commission for Accred- '

! itation of Hospitals ("JCAH"). Standard V of the Commission's Accreditation Manual for Hospitals (1985) requires that accred-ited hospitals have procedures for:

The emergency management of individuals who have actual or suspected exposure to radia-tion or who are radioactively contaminated.

Such action may include radioactivity moni-

' toring and measurement; designation and any required preparation of space for evalua-tion of the patient, including, as re-quired, discontinuation of the air circulation system to prevent the spread of contamination; decontamination of the pa-tient through an appropriate cleansing mechanism; and containment, labeling, and disposition of contaminated materials.

JCAH-accredited hospitals therefore have approved precedures for treatmont of contaminated injurei individuals.

5. The Vogtle Plan thus identifies medical service fa-cilities capable of treating contaminated, injured individuals from the Plant Vogtle site.

kWEQ Jean M. DiLuzio j Sworn to and subscribed before me this h', day of February, 1986.

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JEAN M. DILUZIO I Georgia Power Company  ;

335 Piedmont Avenue Atlanta, Georgia 30308

, Date of Birth: February 8, 1952 Married l

Qualifications Holds over eleven years' experience in nuclear  !

surroundings with strong background in emergency '

planning, nuclear chemistry, environmental monitoring,  !

current industry and government regulatory  ;

guidelines...has had direct involvement in preparation of the Emergency Plan for Plant A. W. Vogtle and i maintenance of Emergency Planning for Plant E. I.

Hatch.

Experience Nuclear Emergency Planning Supervisor (1984-Present),

Senior Health Physicist (1982-1984) for Georgia Fower

. Company. Responsible for developing, maintaining and implementing programs relating to emergency response at Georgia Power Company's nuclear facilities, Plant Vogtle and Plant Hatch. These activities include the development and maintenance of the nuclear site emergency plans to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements; development and maintenance of corporate emergency suppo.t plans; technical support and review of site Emergency implementing procedures; technical support and review of nuclear plant emergency response facilities and equipment; management and coordination of emergency drills and exercises; coordination of emergency response efforts with federal, state, 'and local agencies; technical support and coordination of Public Information Organization emergency plans; assessment and mainter:3nce of pr9mpt public notification systems; development and review of emergency communication and transportation systems; evaluation and management of emergency-related protective . measures; and coordination with offsite medical facilities.

Project Engineer (Loan program with INPO) (1981-1982) .

Assigned to the Emergency Planning Group of the i Radiological Protection / Emergency Preparedness l Division. Assisted as a member of the Review and Assistance (R&A) teams; reviewed utilities emargency preparedness program. Coordinated the NOTEPAD emergency activities. Observed at the utilities emergency exercises. Assisted in planning and conducting department conferences / workshops related to emergency preparedness.

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Experience (cont) Project- Scientist (1979-1981) Chemist / Health Physicist (1976-1979) for Pennsylvania Power & Light, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Assisted in the preparation of Environmental Reports and Amendments for the assigned nuclear projects. Prepared and assisted in organizin.1 and revising the Environmental Technical Specifications in accordance with stace and federal regulations. Coordinated radiological monitoring program (routine as well as emergency) in accordance with . state and federal regulations. Assisted in site surveys for the nuclear project. Performed and assisted in dose and exposure calculations, radiation source, term estimai.es, site boundary dose estimates, etc., as required by state and federal regulations.

Offered technical assistance, guidance and information to those requesting it.

Nuclear Chemist (1974-1976) for 01k Ridge National Laboratory, Oak , Ridge, Teanessee. Responsit:le for instrumental analysis, prepcration and evaluation of environmental and radioactive samples. Dealt

. extensively with instrumental methods used for novidestructive analysis; detecting alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. Becare acquainted with DOE standards and instrumentation used for updating and implementing l chemical procedures. Involved with a computer program l

for isotopic identification on gansna scan analysis. <

Responsible for preparing monthly and semiannual group cost reports. .

Education B.S. Degree in Chemistry (1974), The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania Additional Training Has succe.ssfully completed seminars in Nuclear Chemistry, Harvard Environmental Rcdiological Moritoring Program, Harvard Emergency Planning, Kepner--Tregoe (KT) course, Quality Assurance and Quality Control... completed two additional courses in nuclear engineering and one in nuclear chemistry.

Also obtained 28 credits in graduate courses towards an M8A. Member of the PP&L Radiation Monitoring Task Force.

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