ML20205T468
| ML20205T468 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Maine Yankee |
| Issue date: | 04/03/1987 |
| From: | Martin T NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
| To: | Randazza J Maine Yankee |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8704070303 | |
| Download: ML20205T468 (5) | |
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APR 0 3 1987 Docket No. 50-309 1
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Company ATTN: Mr. J. B. Randazza j
Vice President Nuclear Operations d
83 Edison Drive j
Augusta, Maine 04336 l
Gentlemen:
i In addition to an NRC Region I inspection team to observe your performance in the Maine Yankee Exercise of June 10, 1987, Region I is planning on participating as players.
Whenever Region I participates as a player in a i
licensee exercise, we request that representatives from the licensee's i
Emergency Preparedness staff provide the Region I staff a training session on i
their emergency organization, facilities, and procedures.
Both the licensee j
and NRC staffs have found these sessions very beneficial, and feedback from these sessions has been most encouraging.
Since Region I is planning to
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participate in your June 10, 1987 exercise, I would like to request appropriate members of your staff provide a training session on the Maine Yankee Atomic Power Station in the Region I Office on May 27,1987 at 9:00
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Preliminary discussions between our staffs indicate this date to be i
mutually acceptable.
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The agenda is flexible.
Although I have attached a sample agenda used for a similar training session, you should not feel constrained in any manner to follow a similar program.
Your agenda should reflect those items of your Emergency Response Program your staff feels NRC personnel should be knowledgeable of to ensure a well coordinated NRC-licensee response to the i
emergency.
Previous training sessions have varied from three to five hours j
depending on the type of training and issues of concern.
j We look forward to participation in your June 10, 1987 exercise.
If there are any questions on this matter, please contact K. Ferlic (215-337-5083) of my staff.
j Sincerely, Original Signed By:
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Sample Agenda I.
Introduction to Facility (10 Minutes)
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Site and Area Layout B.
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Facility Emergency Response Organization (20 Minutes)
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Onshift B.
Emergency Operations Facility D.
Media Operations Center III. Emergency Response Communication System (20 Minutes)
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Activation of the Emergency Organization B.
Telecommunications Network i
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Internal Comunications 2.
Offsite Agency Comunications 1
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Radio Network D.
Data Communications E.
Alert Notification Systems t
IV. Emergency Response Facilities (25 Minutes) i A.
Control Room / Operations Support Center B.
Emergency Operations Facility / Backup 4
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Media Operations Center / Backup E.
General Office Emergency Response Facilities V.
ConductofExercises(20 Minutes)
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Exercise Organization / Structure B.
Scenario Development f
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Scope and Objectives i
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Precautions and Limitations 4
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Etiquette D.
Participation Organizations for Exercise VI. State, County, Local and Utility Interfaces (15 Minutes) 4 A.
Offsite Agency Concept of Operations 1.
Coordination by Utility 2.
Coordination by State
2 VII. Protective Action Decision Making (20 Minutes)
A.
Facility Role and Responsibility 2
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Technical / Rad Assestaunt 2.
Connunication Offsite B.
State. County, Local Coordination i
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Accident Notification System / Emergency Broadcast System Activation C.
Unique Actions 1.
Fast Moving Events 2.
School Districts 3.
Municipal Assistance 4.
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VIII. Facility Dose Assessment Situation (30 Minutes)
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Topography i
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Meteorology i
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Models and Types 4
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Advantages / Limitations C.
Protocol D.
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