ML20154Q097
| ML20154Q097 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Harris  |
| Issue date: | 03/14/1986 |
| From: | Krimm R Federal Emergency Management Agency |
| To: | Jordan E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE) |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8603210029 | |
| Download: ML20154Q097 (10) | |
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8 Washington, D.C. 20472 MR I 4 585 MEMORANDlM FOR: Edward L. Jordan, Director Division of Bnergency Preparedness and Ergineering Response Office of Inspection and Enforcement Nuclear ulatory Canmission FROM: ca . .<
Assistant Associate Director Office of Natural and Technological Hazards
SUBJECT:
Medical Services Information for the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant This is in partial response to your request of Septenber 13, 1985, for medical services information on several nuclear power Near-Term Operatiry Licenses (NTOL). For these NIOL's, you requested that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) confirm that the offsite emergency plans include a list of local or regional medical facilities which have capabilities to provide treatment for radiation exposure.
The following extracts fran the State radiological emergency offsite preparedness plans that support the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant are attached:
Part 1, State Procedures to Support the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant, IV. EXECUTION,Section V.B., " Medical and Public Health Support," pages 65 through 70, North Carolina anergency Response Plan In Support of the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant, Revision 1, September 1984.
Hospitals ami medical centers in North Carolina in the vicinity of the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant are listed that have been identified for treatment of radiologically contaninated individuals. The Radiation Protection Section of the North Carolina Ibpartment of Human Resources maintains lists and locations of other inspitals at greater distances fran the plant that will provide back-up support and that could be called upon to provide assistance if needed.
This information is confirmation that a list of medical facilities has been identified for use in case of an emergency at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Marlow J. Stangler, Technological Hazards Division, at 646-2856.
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Page x TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Pm Mutual Support Agre em en t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii Foreword................................................ vii Record of Changes....................................... ix PART 1 STATE PROCEDURES TO SUPPORT THE SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR POWER PIANT I. PURP0SE............................................ 1 II. C0NCEPT............................................ 1 A. Planning....................................... 1 B. Operations..................................... 3 III. ORGANIZATION AND RESP 0NSIBILITIES.................. 9 ( A. Principal Response Organizations............... 9 B. Responsibilities............................... 10 IV. EXECUTION.......................................... 32 A. Emergency Classification System................ 32 B. Warning and Notification Methods and Procedures 34 C. Accident Assessment............................ 37 D. Public Education and Information............... 41 E. Protective Response for Plume Exposure Pathway 44 l l F. Protective Actions for In , Pathway..................gestion Exposure
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G. Radiological Exposure Control.................. ' 56 l H. Recovery, Reentry, and Post-Accident Operations 60 l C Revised 3 Sep 84
Page xi Section Page V. SUPPORT RESOURCES, PROCEDURES
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EQUIPMENT.....................,. FACILITIES, AND
.................... 62 l A. Emergency Response Support and Resources....... 62 l B. Medical and Public Health Support.............. 65 l C. Emergency Facilities and Equipment.............
70 l VI. EMERGENCY COMMUNI CATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73. . l VII. PLANS, EXERCISES, DRILLS, AND TRAINING............. 80 l A. Evalua tion of Plans and Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 l B. Exercises...................................... 80 l C. Drills......................................... 82 l D. Evaluation and Critique........................ 82 l E. Radiological Emergency Response Training....... 83 l F. Responsibility for Plan Development, Period Review, and Distribution...................ic .... 84 ATTACHMENTS )
- 1. Authorities, References, and Agreements.............. 1-1
- 2. Supporting Plans and Their :
Sources................... 2-1
- 3. Inventory of Emergency Kits and Radiological Monitoring Equipment.................................
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@, Ch4.L bCAltrutY drL%a L6sh. 4h8.T4.E6 M,-y,a ku s. 9-4 PART 2 CHATHAM COUNTY PROCEDURES TO SUPPORT THE SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT I.
P UR P O S E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. . . . II. CONCEPT OF ! OPERATIONS.............................. 1 1 l III. ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITIES.................. 2 IV. EXECUTION.......................................... 18 A. En argency Classification Sys tem. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
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- c. Further laboratory analysis assistance is available from SMRAP Signatory States. -
- 4. Resources Support Coordination.
- a. Resources and support assistance from sources external to State and local governments may be required to conduct emergency operations within the EPZ. To assure that these resources are committed in an efficient and effective manner, the SERT leader will designate a SERT member to serve as the State's representative at the Shearon Harris Plant Emergency Operations Facility.
- b. Carolina Power and Light Company will designate a company representative to serve with SERT.
- c. Each county within the plume pathway EPZ will designate a representative to serve with SERT as a representative of their respective Board of County Commissioners.
B. Medical and Public Health Support.
- 1. Hospital and Medical Services for Contam ina ted Individuals.
- a. RPS systematically visits and evaluates the capabilities, procedures, and willingness of North Carolina hospitals to accept and treat radiation accident victims. The evaluation form used for this is shown in Figure
- o. Few hospitals in the State have the internal capability to evaluate radiation exposure and internal contamination. These limitations are adequately compensated for by the following:
(1) RPS has executed formal agreements with three in-state corporations (General i Electric Corporation, Carolina Power and Light Company, and Duke Power Company) which have whole body counting equipment to be used in support of the emergency response plan. In addition, the Federal government and its contractors can provide whole body counting assistance. (2) DHR and several medical institutions in the State are capable of providing urinalysis to determine body burdens of radioactivity in victims. This is supplemented through available support f-from Federal and private commercial laboratories. Revised 3 Sep 84
PART 1, Page 66 RADIATION ACCIDENT ~~ HOSPITAL EVALUATION CHECK SHEET Hospital Name Address including Zip Code Persons to contact: 24-Hour ph66e numbers,sxtEssib6, A/C Will facility accept contaminated patients? , but only if Survey equipment available: [] Check if Alpha detection capability available A. Meters Range Range Range i B. Others (imaging equipment or calibrators) t Written emergency procedures: Yes, attached
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Page 67 PART I (3) RPS is prepared to arrange for complex blood studies to assess the amount of whole body radiation exposure. This includes the use of limited capabilitieu at major State medical institutions and services provided by Federal (NRC) agencies and their medical consultants. (4) In addition to available local and region-al hospitals, RPS has made-special arrangements with the Oak Ridge Radiation Emergency Assistance Center / Training Site (REAC/TS), Oak Ridge, Tennessee to provide expert consultation for attending phys-cians and state-of-the art facilities for care and' treatment of severe radiation.
- 2. RPS standard procedures and reference materials related to medical- support include:
- a. Map showing the location of all hospitals that can provide medical support for victims of radiological accidents.
- b. Current lists of names, addresses, phone numbers and administrators of all hospitals.
- c. Copies of evaluation reports showing each hospital's capabilities, needs, willingness to accept contaminated patients, and their notification procedures.
- d. Copies of each hospital's emergency response plans for radiation accident victims.
- e. Procedures for selecting appropriate facilities to receive contaminated victims and for determining the quantity and type of support to be provided to those facilities. I
- 3. The following local and regional hospitals in the I vicinity of the Shearon Harris Plant will support ,
the plant and the surrounding, communities in the ' event of a radiological emergency. All hospitals listed are capable of treating contaminated injured patients, however, Duke University Medical Center, Rex Hospital and North Carolina Memorial Hospital have the additional capabilities and expertise to treat victims of severe radiation exposure. (RPS maintains lists and locations of other hospitals at greater distances from the plant that will provide back-up support.)
- a. Duke University Medical Center, Durham, N.C. 27710 Telephone: 9T9/684-2713 i
Administrator: William J. Donelan Bed Capacity: 1008 Revised 1 Apr 85
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. . PART 1 Location: Durham, N.C.
Heliport: Yes(Between North and South Hospitals) Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 33 miles Conrad Knight Contact Person (s): 919/684-2194 (Office)
- 919/544-1954 (Home)
David B. Jorgensen 919/684!2194 (Office)
. 919/383-6117 (Home)
Hospital has a plan to treat 15 patients.
- b. Wake County Medical Center, Raleigh,_ N.C.
i Telephone: 919/755-8500 l Administrator: Raymond Champ, President Bed Capacity: 576 Location: 3000 New Bern Avenue Heliport: Yes (Near Emergency Room) 31 miles Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: Emergency Room 919/755-8500 Contact Person (s): Hospital has a plan to treat 3 patients.
- c. Central Carolina Hospital, Sanford, N.C.
TClephone: 919/774-4100 Adtcinis trator : Phillip Shaw 7 Bed Capacity: 142 Location: 1135 Carthage Street Heliport: No Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 26 miles Contact Person (s): Emergency Rodm 919/774-4100 Hospital has a plan to accept 10 persons or more if required.
- d. Raleigh Community Hospital, Raleigh, N.C.
Telephone: 919/872-4800 Ext. 270 Administrator: Harrison T. Ferris Bed Capacity: 238 Location : 3400 Old Wake Forest Road Heliport: No Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 29 miles Contact Person (s): Emergency Room 919/872-4800 Ext. 270 Hospital has a plan to treat two patients but could expand to four or more.
- e. Rex Hospital, Raleigh, N.C.
Telephone: 919/755-3100 Administrator: John R. Willis, Exec. Director Bed capacity: 394 Location: 4420 Lake Boone Trail Heliport: No (Could use parking lot near Emergency Room) Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 22 miles Contact Person: Emergency Room Charge Nurse 919/755-3100-Hospital has a plan to treat 35 to 45 ' contaminated patients at one time and is the primary hospital for the Shearon Harris Plant. Revised 1 Apr 85
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- f. North Carolina Memorial Hospital ~~ at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hilf, N.C.
Telephone: 919/966-4131 Administrator: Eric B. Munson, Director Bed Capacity: 665 Location: Chapel Hill, N.C. Heliport: Yes (Near entrance to hospital and Emergency Room) Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 31 miles Contact Person (s): Emergency Room 919/966-4721 Hospital has a plan to treat 15 patients.
- g. Good Hope Hospital, Inc. Erwin, N.C.
Telephone: 919 /BFT~8151 Administrator: Phillip S. Lakernick Bed Capacity: 55 Location : Erwin, N.C. Heliport: No Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 31 miles Contact Person (s): Emergency Room 919/897-6151 Hospital can accept six patients but would ~ request assistance from Radiation Protection Section, DHR, or CP&L.
- h. Chatham Memorial Hospital, Siler City, N.C.
Telephone: 919/663-2113 Administrator: S. Barry Stanly, Director Bed Capacity: 65 ( s Location: Siler City, N.C. Heliport: No Contact Person (s): S. Barry Stanly 919/663-2113 Distance from Shearon Harris Plant: 35 miles They do not have a plan...no nuclear medical department nor instrumentation. Number of radiation patients which can be handled: None Duke University Medical Center and North Caraolina Memorial Hospital are Regional Hospitals that treat parients from the entire State and southeastern United States.
- 4. Radiological survey instrumentation will be provided by consultants to the hospitals listed above. RPS will also make recommendations to the SERT leader for additional support from the Federal government. .
- 5. Transportation of Radiation Victims
- a. The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Section, Facility Services Division, DHR is responsible for developing procedures to marshal cmbulance and rescue resources and for coordinating
(' emergency services at radiation accident sites and shelters. Revised 1 Apr 85
l~ , PART I Page 70 l 1 1 l b. RPS will advise EMS of the medical facilities ' i to be evacuated, and those facilities capable ., I of receiving radiated patients. J
- c. EMS staff, in consultation with RPS, will determine the number of vehicles needed and dispatch them to a local staging area as required.
- e. If necessary, the Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic (MAST) programs will be used to assist in transporting non-ambulatory persons to and from medical facilities.
- f. At a staging area, EMS personnel will be issued dosimeters, briefed on the nature and extent of the accident, and assigned missions.
C. Emergency Facilities and Equipment.
- 1. North Carolina State Government conducts emergency command and control functions from the State EOC located in the sub-basement area of the Administration Building at 116 W. Jones Street, Raleigh, N.C. 27611. The EOC will serve as SERT's command and control facility. .
- 2. The State EOC has approximately 20,000 square feet g of floor space occupied daily by DEM staff. 1
- 3. Office space is maintained in a readiness condition for the Governor and his staff. Space is also reserved for other key officials who assist the Governor and his staff in carrying out command and control functions.
- 4. The State EOC is equipped with an emergency power plant, a communications center, eating and sleeping quarters, and other necessities required for continuous operation.
- 5. SERT, when directed to establish a command and control facility, will locate at one of two facili-ties in the vicinity of the Shearon Harris Plant.
- a. Primary location: The State Emergency Opera-tions Center. ,
- b. Alternate Location: The National Guard Head-quarters at Raleigh located on 4105 Reedy Creek Road. Arrangements have been made for use of a designated area in this facility by SERT. The facility is equipped with emergency power, a communications center, and other necessities j required for continuous operation over an extended period.
Revised 1 Apr 85
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