ML20206E599
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| Site: | Palo Verde  |
| Issue date: | 04/08/1986 |
| From: | ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. (FORMERLY ARIZONA NUCLEAR |
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REVISION HISTORY l Rev. No. Date R"evised Pages Com:nents i
3 5/10/85 ALL Revised to incereorate I PCN 001 of Rev. 2 and to reflect actual oolicies and practices of Emergency
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TABLE OF CONTEhTS SECTION !
PAC-E SUMBER 1.0 OBJECTIVE 5
2.0 REFERENdES S
3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 6
4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 7
4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.2 Prerequisites '
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Appendix A - Shift Technical Advisor Response 12 -
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S_ECTION PAGE NIDIBER Appendix G - NRC Liaison - Health Physics Response 31
' Appendix H - Emergency Maintenance Coordinator (Onsite)
Response 32 Appendix I - Hazards Control Coordinator (Onsite) Response 34 .
Appendix J - Operations Advisor (Onsite) Response 35 Appendix KResponse
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ACTIVATION 5 Page 5 of 48 e-1.0 03JECTIVE 1.1 To provide instructions for the activation and operation of the .
Technical Support Center (TSC) and the Satellite TSC (STSC).
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 0 EPIP-03, " NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVEhT Implementing Actions" y'
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2.1.7 EPIP-15, "Pra:ective Action Guidelines" .
2.1.8 EPIP-16, "Inplant Surveys and Sampling" 2.1.9 EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling" '
2.1.10 IPIP-18 " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" 2.1.11 EPIP-26, "Personnal Assembly and Accountability" 2.1.12 EPIP-21, " Search and Rescue" 2.1.13 EPIP-25. E' Reentry for Emergency Operations" 4 2.1.14 .
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t 2.2.1 NUREG 0654, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and E valuation Support of Nuclear Power Plants"of Radiological n Em 2.2.2 Response Facilities"NUREG 0696, Feb. 1981, ency " Functi 2,2.3 .
l PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 6 2.2.4 7 SAC-9ZZ01, Control," Rev. 2." Radiation Exposure Authoristion, Permits and !
2.2.S ANSI N45.2.9-19 74, "
Requirements For Collection . Storage, 7.' and Maintenance Power Plants" of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclea j-
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LIMITATIONS AND PRECACTIONS !
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3.2 The Satellite TSC and the TSC may be used by desi for normal da).ly activities as well as for trainignated personnel drills.
that will not degrade preparedness to react conditions or reduce system (s v ties tUse o reliability. o abnormal reviewed by the Site Emergency) Planning SupervisorThis 3.3 .
submit any written documentation a on shall to the E ensures they are forwarded to Emergency Planning oordinator ept. for D who t
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coordination of onshift emergency operations shall be provided by the Emergency Coordinator at the Satellite TSC.
During an ALERT or more severe classification, emergency assessment and control shall initially be directed from the Satellite activated.
TSC and transferred to the TSC once it has been
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(1) Manate onsite emergency response.
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(7) Perform reactor analysis..
] '," (8) Provida emergency I&C support.
S c.(- (9) Provide computer and chemistry technical support.
(10) Direct Inplant/Onsite field monitoring activities.
4.1.4 The TSC radiological emergency kit contains a supply of '
calibrated radiological monitoring equipment, protective clothing, portable lighting, and additional supplies.
4.1.S Activation of the Satellite TSC shall take place upon declaration of a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT. j 4.1.6 Activation of the TSC and augmentation of the Satellite TSC staff by the onsite Emergency Organization shall take t
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(1) 'Be affected unit Shift Supervisor or Shift' Supervisor of the designated unaffected unit (Onshift Emergency Coordinator) - EPIP-03,
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(4) Designated Nuclear Operator (STSC Communicator)
- 4. 3 .1. 2 The following onsite Emergency Organization personnel shall report to the affected unit Satellite TSC (if required) to relieve their respective onshift counterpart.
(1) Radiation Protection Monitor - Appendix B.
4.3.1.3 The affected Unit Superintendent! (or affected Unit Day Shift Supervisor) shall report to the STSC and assume tha position of Operations Advisor. He provides technical and operational advice to the Shift Supervisor, and ensure that information flow is maintained between the '3 TSC and the Control Room as per Appendix J " Operations Advisor (Onsite) Response."
4.3.2 Preliminary Activation of the Technical Support Center .
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4.3.3 Complete Activation of the Technical Support Center 4.3.3.1 All Emergency Organi=ation personnel reporting to the TSC shall retrieve their activation materials from the TSC activation cabinet and establish their assigned work areas .as shown in Appendix V.
4.3.3.2 The Technical Enginearing Coordinator shall report to the TSC as per Appendix D, " Technical Engineering Coordinator (ONSITE) Response."
4.3.3.3 The Security Director of the onsite Emergency Organization shall report to the TSC and relieve the
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" Radiological Protection Coordinator (Onsite)
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" Emergency Maintenance Coordinator (Onsite)
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(7) Personnel Resources Coordinator - Appendix K,
" Personnel Resources Coordinator (Onsite) Response."
(8) Chemistry Coordinator - Appendix L, " Chemistry Coordinator (Onsite) Response."
(9) Reactor Analyst - Appendix M, "Reacto'r Analyst (Onsite) Response."
1 (10) Co= cuter Support Coordinator - Appendix N, " Computer Support Coorcinator (Onsite) Response."
.l (11) Field Team Communicator - Appendix 0, " Field Team Com:nunicator (Onsite) Response."
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4.3.4 Declaration of TSC Readiness '
4.3.4.1 The onsite Emergency Coordinator shall assure TSC readiness and notify the onsite emergency response facilities that the TSC is activated.
4.3.4.0 Upon activation of the TSC, the onsite Energency Coordinator shall relieve the onshift Emergency Coordinator of the Emergency Coordinator functions. .
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- 1. Report to STSC.
- 2. Activate the SPDS. .
- 93. .'!cnitor the SPDS.
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(1) Radiation Protection Technician from affected unit RESPONSIBILITY: Provide initial onsite and offsite dose projectf=ns.
Initially direct field monitoring teams. Provide technical advice to Emergency Coordinator concerning radiological conditions and protective action recommendations. Monitor radiclogical assessment activities of onsite Emergency Organization unon being relieved of dose assessment and field conitor:.ng responsibilities by Radiological Protection Coordinator or the Radiological Assessment Coordinator. Provide Control Room with appropriate information.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS
- 1. Report to the STSC upon notification
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" Initial Dose Assessment," if a release has occurred.
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" Protective Action Guidelines."
- 5. 1 Direct activities of onsite/offsite Field Monitoring Teams per EPIP-16. "Inplant Surveys and Sampling " and and EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling."
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Evaluate need to administer Potassium Iodide (KI) per EPIP.-26 " Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration.."
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If CSC is activated, contact OSC Coordinator, using the Radiological Assessment Line, to ensure that:
(1) Sufficient radiological protection equipment is ~
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' (2) Continuous habitability surveys (airborne, dose ;
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Onsite and Offsite Surveys and Samoling
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- 12. Update and refine dose assessments for critical receptor l-site locations upon significant changes in:
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(2) Duration of releases (3) Isotopic mixture of release ,
(4) Meteorological conditions
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Contact Radiological Protection Coordinator at TSC, using the Radiological Assessment Line or Environmental s
Assa'sment Line, to provide the following:
(1) OSC radiation protection status -
(2) Status of onsite/in plant field monitoring teams (3) Transfer of responsibility for above to Radiological Protection Coordinator 16.
Transfer control of offsite field monitoring teams, dose m '" projections, protective action recommendations to the Radiological Assessment Coordinator upon activation i
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- 1. Re, ort to TSC. Upon arrival, sign in en the TSC Sta'ffing Board and establish responsible area. I q." 2. If nece N '
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Shift Captain; Have him report to the 3.
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Coordinator of the inability to contact the
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POSITION FILLED BY: Security Shift Captain (Onshift)
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Security Shift Captain (Alternate)
RESPONSIBILITY: Provide for site security, access control, personnel accountability, evacuation and medical transportation.
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If th's Auto Dialer List One shows no acknowledgement by either the primary, alternate or backup respondent for an Emergency Organization position, inform the Emergency Coordinator of the inability to contact the respoedent.
SUBSEQUEST ACTIONS c' Co 6 *.
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TSC Access
- 7. Determine need for additional security personnel and
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- 8. Remain at TSC and co=piste following, as necessary, until relieved by Onsite Security Director.
- 9. Direct a member of the Security Force to be stationed at the TSC Entrance and to limit access to the TSC to only those personnel.on the TSC Access' List.
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verbally duthorimed by Emergency Coordinator.
Q'k Persenrel Assembly and Accountability 11.
Contact Security Shift Captain at the Security Head- -
quarters and have him prepare for assembly and account-ability per EPIP-20 " Personnel Assembly and Account-ability."
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hat assembly and accountability are in progres
, assist existing personnel.
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Arrange for Construction Security to unlock Visitor's Center, if necessary. l 14.
Direct the Security Shift Captain to contact the
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telephone line or radio to inform them of impending !
onsite evacuation and to request traffic control north or south of plant on Vintersburg Road.
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Approximately 20 minutes after the accountability signal has sounded, obtain copies of the computer s
print-out of personnel who are in the protected area.
(If computer or card-key unoperable, see EPIP-20) 16.
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- 17. Reper: pro:ec:cd area accountability to E=ergency Coordinator within 30 minutes.
- 18. Receive accountability reports from Securi:7 Shif:
Captain from site assembly area.
- 19. Direct security to routinely check ANPP cen:rciled buildings to ensure they are not occupied.
- 20. Reper: cverall accountability outside protected area to EC as soon as prae:1 cable. -
- 21. Arrange to pick up Individual Acccun:s:ility Shee:s fer each area as soon as practicable.
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- 23. Obtain information from Emergency Coordinator on assembly area evaeus: ion order, reasse:bly area and evacuation rcute. .
2!. . Cort:ac: ?!aricopa County Sheriff's Offi:e by dedicated telephone or radio to request traffic assis:ance at key evacuation route points and also at the offsite reassembly area. 4
- 03. Dispatch a Securi:y vehicle with one Securi:7 Force
!! ember as Evacus ion Team Leader to Bechtel Gate. No.1 to prepare to lead the Bechtel manuals to the reasse=bly area. -
- 26. Contact Cor q ue:lon Security by telephone (ext. j and request a Securi:y Team :o cen:r:1 t ra t t:g c a: :he various exit gates.
'. 27' Centac: the' Bus Transportation Supervisor by telephone
.! (ex:. g co deploy buses to the ANPP/!achtel sI Construction %ffice pickup point, :he Nuclear Opers:icns pickup point, and the b'ater Rec 14=stien Facili:y pickup poin:. Have him infors the drivers Q ':
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DispatchSecurityForcetobuspickuppointsandja:es to assure the following order of evacuation (unless a different order is specified by the Emergency Coordinator): .
a n, (1) Bechtel parking lots (personal veh iles) via ?. M Gate No. 1, C, and 3 zb w
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A.'PP Nuclear op .a:Lons buses via Gate No. 3A (6) ANPP Yater clamation Facili:y via Gate No. 1C
- 29. Contact the R $ological Protection Coordinator and assure tha: m- itoring/ decontamination team has been dispar ed - the r'eassembly area. .
- 30. Cent c .he -eassemb area by telephone lo Verde In.. r Has yampa Pump Stati '
and ..t o em of the mpending evacuation. ,
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nsact Assembly Area Supe visor at the following ocations to inform them of he impending evacuation signal and the location of bu pickups.
(1) ANPP Construction Office e.- ,
(2) Bechtel Emergency Control Can r ext (Have Bechtel inform Bechtel Fire Team and Bechtel Medical Staff tc remain at he l Bechtel Safety office and not to eva ate.) ,
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Dispatch Security Force to bus pickup points and ga es 4
to assure the folloeing order of evacuation (unless a different order is s'pecified by the Emergency 4 .
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- 29. Contact-the Radiological Protec:ics Coordinator a=d assure that a monitoring /decantamination saam has been dispatched to the reassembly area.
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.. and c:a em of the impending evacuati -
- 31. Contact Assembly Area Sup'ervisor at the following locations to inform them of the impending evacuation signal and the location of bus pickups. .
(1) ANPP Construe:Lon of'fer ext i (2) Bechtel Emerge =ey control Center ext (Have Bechtel inform Bechtel F4:e Team and Bechtel Medical Staff to remain at the c Bechtel Safety office and not to. evacuate.)
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\ Notify the Emergency Coordinator that preparation,s have been =ade and the evacuation signal msy be givenf
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Dispatch Security Force to routinely check AS?? trailers and buildings in the Administration area outside the protected area to ensure all non-essentid personnel have left the premises.
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Report al needs to Administrative and Logistics Coordinato.
Offsite Emereenev Vehic! /fersonnel Access to P'.NGS
- 36. Obtain folle ing formation about emergency vehicles that may b used and inform the Security Shift Captain.
(1) V icle type !
(0) icense or other (3) Color entification number
(' Number of occupants 37.
Dispatch a Security Torce Memb r to acccmpany all vehicles.
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Direct Security Access Point by te sphone (' '
/ to allow entry to protected area of 'those ASPP perso el or contractors called to PVSGS who ha0 not been previously authorized normal access.
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- 32. Notify the Emergency coordinator that preparations have been made and the evacuation signal may be given.
- 33. Dispatch Security yorce to routinely check ANPP trailar and buildings in the Administration area outside the protected area to ensure all non-essential personnel have lef t the premisas. '
34 Request Corporate Site Security by telephone (ext. 83-5013) to routinely check the Visitor's
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- 35. Contact the I Leader by radio or telephon de I Massayampa Pump Station
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Report all needs to Administrative and Iagistics Coordinator.
Offsite Emerrenev Vehicle / Personnel Access to PVNGS
- 36. Obtain following information about emergency vehicles
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, (1) Vehicle type
.. (2) License or other identification nuabar (3) color ,
, (4) Number of occupants
- 37. Dispatch a Security yorce Member to accompany all
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- 38. Direct Security Access Point by telephone (ext to allow entry to protected area of those ANPP sonne er contractors called to PVNGS who have not been previously authorized normal access.
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Direct Security to assign personnel to escort Bechtal Fire Team to fire.
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RESPONSE
POSITION FILLED BY:
(1) Manager, OPS Engineering (2) OPS Engineering Supervisor '
RESPONSIBILITY Direct engineering and systems analyses, procedures development and related licensing efforts. Maintain contact with offsite technical support groups.
IFJ!EDIATE ACTIONS 1.
Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board.
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Obtain list of equipment out of commission prior to r., ' ' emergency.
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- 6. Determine need for additional engineering and technical sup;crt personnel, and inform Personnel Resources Coordinator.
SUBSEOUEm' ACTIONS
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Assist Emergency Coordinator as needed to determine corrective actions.
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Assist Emergency Coordinator as needec during reclassification activities.
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POSITION FIELID BY:
(1) Shift Technical Advisors, off-duty (2) Other designated personnel with i appropriate training i RESPONSIBILITY Monitor plant system data via ERFDADS. Mainta'in liaision with Architect-Engineer concerning technical status and proposed recommendations.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.
Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board. !
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Relieve initial briefing from Technical Engineering !
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SUBSEQUEST ACTIONS
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RESPONSE .
POSITION FILLED BY: (1) >fanager, Radiological Services (2) Radiological Engineer RESPONSIBILITY: !.
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sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and estsoilsh a);i '
responsible area.
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(1) Meteorological overlays and base maps (2) Procedures and forms 3.
Ensure operational status of dose calculation computer.
4 Contact Radiation Protection Monitor at STSO using the Radiological Assessment Line or Environnental .
Assessment Line and determines (1) Extent of radiological releases and plant conditions *
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Inform Emergency Coordinator when TSC is ready to conduct dose assessments.
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Form, brief, and dispatch . Monitoring Teams thraus;h '
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Receive reports of sample analysis from Radiation ,
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Receive reports on contaminated areas and/or equipment from Radiation Protection Technicians.
Onsite Evacuation
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Determine the appropriate reassembly area and evacuation route in conjunction with Emergency Coordinator.
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- 16. Authorizo doses up to the limits of 10CFR20,
- 17. Provide the Emergency Coordinator with radiological evaluation of situation and conditions requiring ,
emergency exposures in excess of 10CFR20 limits.
- 18. Co=plete and sign Radiation Exposure Permit !:
< (73RP-92Za4, " Radiation Exposure Permits") or designate individual to complete this task. 3 1
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Obtain initial estimates of radiation dose of exposed personnel as quickly as possible.
- 20. Report exposures in excess of 10CFR20 (refer to q., "
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Update and refine dose estimates when time permits.
Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration 22.
Advise Emergency Coordinator as to when and up may voluntarily receive KI.
- 23. Obtain bottle (s) of 130mg KI tablets from a Radiological Emergency T(it.
24 Dispense one (1) tablet to each individual designated by Emergency Coordinator to voluntarily use KI (task may be delegated). 1
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Maintain record of Potassium Iodide Distribution as per i EPIP-26, " Potassium Iodide (KI ) Administration."
Appendix B (task may be delegated). l Search and Rescue
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The following items should be performed by the Radiological l
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- 27. Determine, with advice of plant nurse, the order of priorities for: .
j (1) Treatment (2) Evacuation (3) Decontamination I' (4) Necessity or protective clothing / respiratory protection (5) Other priorities dictated by radiological / hazardous conditions, l
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Request Security to call offsite ambulance service, if onsite vehicles are unavailable, and to issue dosimetry to ambulance personnel.
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Designate individual to meet and accompany ambulance to patient's location.
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Deterdine emergency route to be used per EPIP-22,
" Personnel Injury," Appendix D.
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- 36. Complete, date, and sign Radiation Exposnre Permit.
- 37. Stipulate method of decontamination as described in ! :
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- 38. Dispatch, upon notification by Emergency Coordinator, a emonitoring team to assist with radiological aspects of
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- 39. Instruct monitoring team to survey all outside fire fighting assistance personnel and supervise . I decontamination evaluations prior to release from site. ;
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- 40. Contact OSC Coordinator using the OSC Dedicated Phone, and provida, in conjunction with Emergency Coordinator and Emergency Maintenance Coordinator, a
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(1) Vork to be performed *
(2) Number of people work requires (3) Necessary tools, spara parts, and equipment (4) Radiological conditions, if known
- 41. Provide Emergency Coordinator, if required, with radiological evaluation of situation (s) , requiring l
emergency exposure (s) and complete Radist.*tn Exposure Permit authot.'.ning emergency exposure in accordance with l EPIP-18.
- 42. Co=plete or designate individual to complete the Radiation Exposure Permit detailing specific protective equipment, allowable doses and ALARA procedures d outlined in EPIP-25.
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- 44. Receive reports of exposures in excess of 10CTR20 limits and report to Emergency Coordinator.
- 45. Update and refine dose estimates when time permits.
Habitability Survevs of TSC .
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- RESPOS.E PCSITICN FILLED BY: ALARA Staff Engineer RESPONSIBILITY:
Establish continuous communications with the NRC to provide radiological information until the NRC Emergency Response, Team arrives onsite. -
IM".EDIATE ACTIONS
- 1. Report to TSC. Upon . arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible ~ area
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Coordinate repair and damage control including.
directing the OSC Coordinator to assemble / dispatch E=ergency Repair Teams.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS
- 1. Report to TSC upon notification. Upen arrival, sign in on the TSC Staffing Board anc establish responsible area.
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- 3. Receive requests for all emergency teams and direct the,OSC Coordinator to form these tea =s.
4 Access records management and obtain needed materials.
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Determine need for additional maintenance support personnel and inform the Personnel Resources Coordinator.
SUBSEOUENT ACTIONS .
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- 9. Determine if emergency repair operations are crucial to needs.of Emergency Organization and inform Emergency Coordinator. .
- 10. Confer with Emergency Coordinator and Radiological Protection Coordinator prior to contacting CSC Coordinator or Repairs Coordinator using ."sintenance Control Line with a description of:
(1) 'n'ork to be performed.
(2) Number of personnel. required.
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Direct OSC Coordinater or Repairs Coofdinater using Maintenance Control Line, to assemble and dispatch Emergency Repair Teams, as necessary.
Area /Ecuiement Monitoring and Decontamination 12.
Determine if contaminated areas and/or equip =ent are crucial to needs of Emergency Organization and inform Emgrgency Coordinator to arrange for decontamination.
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Advise Emergency Coordinator concerning industrial safety of plant personnel. Evaluate hazards of potential or actual toxic material releases and/or chemical spills. -
I*IDIATE ACTIONS
- 1. i Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, !
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Complete Search and Rescue information sheet in EPIP-21 " Search and Rescue," Appendix D.
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POSITION FILLED BY: (1) Operations Superintendent of affected unit (2) Operations Day Shift Supervisor of affected unit RESPONSIBILITY:
Act as management liaison with Control Room. Analyze plant conditions and advise Shift Supervisor and Emergency Coordinator. Ensure information flow between TSC and Control Room. Assist in development of procecures for conducting emergency operations.
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Establish communications with the Operations Coordinator (Onsite) in the TSC.
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RESPONSE
POSITION FILLED 3Y: (1) Adminstrative Services Manager (2) .!anager, Office Services RESPONSIBILITY Relieve Security Director of responsibility for callout of additional emergency personnel. Plan for 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> emergency response organization staffing. Assist
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! the status boards.
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Assume role of primary Assembly Area Supervisor for TSC.
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RESPONSE
4 POSITION FILLED BY:
(1) Manager, Chemical Services (2) Chemist RESPONSIBILITY:
Provide evaluation of coolant samples and air samples to aid in potentials.
release diagnosing reactor core conditions and Interpret results of chemical analyses for evaluation of plant systems.
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, Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, sign in on the responsible a'rea. TSC Staffing Board and establish 6. 2.
VQ Contact 'enshift chemistry Technician.using regular phone line and obtain pertinerit chemistry plant data. ,
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Determine the need for additional chemistry support Coordinator. personnel, and inform the Technical Engineering 4
Confer with Technical ~ Engineering Coordinator to determine needs concerning plant chemistry data.
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(2) Supervisor, Reactor Engineering Lead Reactor Engineer RESPONSISILITY:
Perform parameters.
transfer detailed analyses of core physics and hea Assess reactor core status and evaluate the integrity of and fuel cladding.
I!!!!EDIATE ACTIONS 1.
Report to TSC upon notification. Upon arrival, sign in on :he responsible TSC Staffing Board and eszahlish area.
- 2. Assess core para =eters.
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- 5. j Inform Technical Engineering Coordina:or of i recocmendations for operation. '
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POSITION FILLED BY:
(1) Supervisor, Hardware Maintenance (2) Computer Engineer RESPONSIBILITY:
Provide continuous aupport of analyses pertt.inimg, to plant conditions and dose assessment. -
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS
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Access CRACS and SPDS as requested.
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CM...,.. Deter =ine need for additional computer support personnel 4
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POSI ION FI' LID 3Y:
(1) Radiation Protection Section Staff Me=ber RESPONSIBILITY:
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Shall moniter communications between the Emergency Coordinator, Operations Coordinator, and the Operations Advisor and periodically provide emergency status updates to the Onsite Emergency Organization. -
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Upon arrival, sign in on TSC Staffing Board and establish responsible area.
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Establish ce==unications link with the E=ergency Coordinator, Operations Coordinator and the Operations Advisor.
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(2) Operations Day Shift Supervisor of designated unaffected unit. ,
RESPONSIBILITY: Receive technical and operational input from the
- Operations Advisor and maintain the flow of information [
between the TSC and Control Room. Report to and assist {,
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IMMEDIATE ACTIONS
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2.0 REFERENCES
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4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 7 7
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References .
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In the onshift emergency organization, the Radiation Protection Monitor at the STSC i h
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.S The OSC Coordinator and Repairs Coordinator t all forward his
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In the onshift emergency, organization,'the . l Radiation Protection Monitor at the STSC determines the need to relocate the OSC staff .
and so informs the Emergency Coordinatort 3.1 Appendix B lists the habitability criteria established for the Habitability checks shall be conducted upon initial 3
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to relocate personnel to the alternate OSC (Service Building).
3.2 If the Service Building is also uninhabitable, the Emergency
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3.3 At a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT the OSC is partially
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determines the OSC is not required to support the emergency response during a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT. '
classification, he may deactivate the OSC and allow the.
response perso,nnel to return to their normal work stations.
3.4 Requests for teams to be dispatched shall be channeled through I.C./S.S in the Onshift Emergency Organization or the !l Emergancy Maintenance Coordinator in the Onsite Emergency i Organization.
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ACTIVATION 5 Page 6 of 16 4.1.1 The CSC is the assembly and staging area for unit / station personnel pooled for emergency response assignments.
Designated emergency response personnel shall report to the OSC if not specifically assigned to a particular emergency position.
4.1.2 The OSC Coordinator is responsible for:
(1) Activating the OSC.
(2) Organizing emergency personnel who report to the OSC.
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(4) Maintaining a communications link with'the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator.
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4.1.4 l The OSC emergency positions and personnel primarily '
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(2) Field Monitoring Teams and Radiological Surveys (in plant /onsite/offsite) - Radiation Protection Personnel.
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(2) Coordinating the needs'and requirements of E=ergency Repair Teams in the field.
(3) Maintaining com=unications with both the E=ergency Maintenance Coordinator and the Emergency Repair Tea =s. :
'.') Assistin- the OSC Ccerdina :: *ith the direct :n
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4.1.6 The pri=ary OSC is located in the lunch:cc= cf the affected unit's Auxiliary Building. '
4.1.7 The OSC is equipped with dedicated telephone lines for co=munication with the TSC, Control Roem, STSC and EOF.
4.1.8 The alternate OSC is located in the Service Building. OSC personnel shall relocate to this area if the Emergency Coordinator determines that this action is necessary.
4.1.9 Emergency radiological monitoring equipment, first aid p supplies, decontamination supplies, protective cic:hing, ,
protective breathing apparatus, field co==unicaricas !
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4.3.1.1 The I&C Shift Maintenance Foreman shall repor: to the
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(1) Maintenance Staff (2) Radiation Protection Personnel (3) Chemistry Personnel- !
(4) Co puter Personnel 4.3.1. The OSC Coordinator shall direct onshift .adiation Protection, Chemistry and Maintenance ? chnicians to contact their i= mediate Supervisor ar discuss the ergency situation including any a' iticaal manpower (A chnicians) that is required.
4.3.1.4 The 0 " Coordinator shall dirce Radiation Protection personn 1 to establish a radio ogical con:rol point to i
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4.3.1.S If any addit'onal manpowe is required, - **
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q' in the Onshift =ergen f Organization or :ne eerso Rescurces Coordi.ator a: the TSC in the Onsite E=ergency Organi: -3 n. Request the required technicians-be can- lly notified to report to the OSC or as otherwise .re ted.
4.3.1.6 S The Mechanica Maintena.ce Shift Fore =an shall report to the affe .ed unit OSC s per Appendix C, " Repairs Coordinato Response."
4.3.2 Activation f the Alternate OSC 4.3.2.1 In ..e event the primary OSC be mes uninhabitable
( e Appendix B for habitability riteria), the mergency Coordinator shall direct CSC personnel to evacuate / report to the alternate OS (i.e., Service .
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4.32.2, The OSC Coordinator shall ensure the tra.sper: of l emergency equipment, incit. ding deconta=inu-ion M pplies, necessary to esthb1'ish the altern te OSC.
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Request the required technicians be manually notified to report to the OSC or as c:her.ise directed. .
4.3.1.6 The Mechanical Maintenance Shift Fere=an shall report to the affected unit OSC as per Appendix C, " Repair's Coordinator Response." i 1
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RESPONSE
POSITION FILLED BY: (1) I & C Shift Maintenance Personnel RES?ONSI3ILITY:
Activate OSC. Coordinate, assemble and dispatch manpower and equipment resources available at OSC.
Serve as OSC Assembly Area Supe' r visor.
I EEDIATE ACTIONS . '
- 1. Report to OSC upon notification.
- 2. Ensure that communication devices are operable.
NOTE Personnel accountability is at the Shift Supervisor / Emergency Coordinator's discretion at A an ALERT. It is mandatory at Site Area j Emergency or higher. '
- 3. Conduct personnel accountability per EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly-and Accountability."
(1) Obtain badge numbers and names of emergency personnel ,
reporting to OSC and complete Individual Accountability Sheet.
(2) Inform Security Director of accountability within 20 minutes of initiation of signal.
- 4. Ensure that OSC emergency equipment and supplies are available and !'
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- 6. Direct Radiation Protection, Chemistry, and Maintenance Technicians to contact their immediate Supervisors and discuss the emergency situation including any additional manpower requirements.
- 7. Ensure'that cleanli;.Lirrof athe radiological' OSC. control point is established to maintain
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- 9. If the primary OSC is uninhabitable, relocate OSC staff and 1 necessary equipment to the alternate OSC, as directed by the l Emergency Coordinator. ,
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'1 (2) If the Service Building is also uninhabitable, relocate to j one of the protected facilities (i.e., STSC/CR, TSC, 207).
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(1) Each team consists of 2 members.
, (2) Assign one member as Team Leader.
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- 15. Direct Team (s) to notify Hazards Control Coordinator. byradio (at TSC when activated) of location and/or removal of missing personnel.
- 16. Recall Team via radio when search and rescue operations are no longer necessary.
dedicated phone line when Team has concluded its activities and returned to OSC.
RE-ENTRY TOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS ,
- 18. Direct the Repairs Coordinator to Deploy Emergency Repair Teams, per EPIP-25, "Re-entry for Emergency Operations," upon direction !
from Control Room (Onshift) or the Emergency Maintenance Cordinator '
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The fo11 ewing limits should be considered upper limit habitability criteria.
CONSIDER AIR 30RNE EVACUATION WOI.E EODY DOSE RATE 1 ACTIVI'IT CONCENTRATION WITHIN 2-10 mres/ hour 1-4 x MPC 10-50 crem/ hour 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> 4-20 x MPC 10 hours1.157407e-4 days <br />0.00278 hours <br />1.653439e-5 weeks <br />3.805e-6 months <br /> 50-100 mrem / hour 20-40 x MPC ;
100-500 crem/ hour 5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> '
- 40-200 x MPC 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br />
> 500 mres/ hour > 200 x MPC Immediately Where MPC is the maximum permissible concentration for areas as defined in I Colu=n 1, Table I, Appendix B to 10CTR20. This calculation will allow 200 MFC hours which conservatively limits internal exposure. This criteria is based on personnel not wearing respiratory equipment.
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ACTIVATION 5 Page 15 of 16 REPAIRS COORDINATOR RESPONSE PCSITICN FILLED BY: Mechanical Shift Maintenance Foreman.
RESPOSSIBILITY: Ensures that Maintenance Technicians and Emergency Rep ~ air Teams are dispatched at the direction of the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator.
IMMEDIAE ACTIONS:
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/ Operations," upon direction from Control Room (Onshift) or the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator in the TSC (Onsite) or OSC Coordinator.
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Receive information from Emergency Coordinator
, Emergency Maintenance en: Coordinator and/or Radiological Protecti on Coordinator (1) Work to be performed.
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t REVISION HISTORY Rev. No. Date Revised Pages Comments 3 05-10-85 4,5,6,7, Revised to nedate references 8, 9, 10, 11, and to correctly reflect l
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4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 5 4.0 DETAILED FROCEDURE 6 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 6 4.2 Prerequisites 7 4.3 Instructions 7 4.3.1 General Instructions 7 4.3.2 Radiation and Contamination Surveys . 8 4.3.3 Pirticulate and Radiciodine Air Samples 9 4.3.4 Noble Gas Air Samples 4.3.5 Exiting Controlled Area .
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1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 To provide for emergency inplant radiological monitoring and surveys in the event of a release of radionuclides. i 2.0 REFERENCES
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l 2.1.1 EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling" j 2.1.2 EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" {
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/ 2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev. 1 " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 2.2.2 NUREG-0737, " Clarification of 'DfI Action Plan Requirements," Oct. 1980 "
2.2.3 75RP-9ZZ46, " Radiological Surveys," Rev. 3.
l 2.2.4 75RP-92Z48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and '
Heasurement," Rev. 3 2.2.5 75AC-9ZZ01, " Radiation Exposure Authorization, Permits and Control," Rev. 2.
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2.2.6 F & J Specialty Products, Inc. "Radioiodine Absorption i Cartridge Documentation and Technical Perfor=ance ;. I Specifications for NRC Audits of Radiciodine Sampling ,l Procedures,5" 1984. ;
2.2.7 ANSI N45.2.9, " Requirements for Collection, Storage and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power
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2.2.8 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 6
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exposures in excess of PVNGS Administrative Radiation Exposure 1 Limits up to the limits of 10 CFR 20. Exposures in excess of i 10 CFR 20 limits up to Emergency Exposure Limits of EPIP-18, j
" Emergency Exposure Guidelines," shall be authorized by the '
Emergency Coordinator. Exposures in excess of Emergency Exposure Limirs shall not be authorized.
3.2 The Radiation Protection Monitor (RPM) or RPC should check j applicable dose rates via RMS or the ERFDADS monitor prior to ;
RP access into an area. j i
3.3 Perform instrumentation peroperational checks and prestage )
required sampling equipment prior to performing surveys.
3.4 Access the controlled area using the Emergency Radiation Exposure Permit, number 9999, if required.
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respirators, control' access and leave the area. '
3.6.3 If any member of the field monitoring team exceeds their assigned dose limit.
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4.1.2 Technicians involved in surveying and sampling should be familiar with operation of the air samplers, cartridges, filters, and survey instruments. Monitoring Team members '
should be familiar with 75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne i Radioactivity Sampling and Measurement," and 75RP-9ZZ46, [
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Inplant Monitoring Teams.
4.1.6 The Unit Radiation Protection Supervisor shall provide technical support for the inplant survey teams in 'j coordination with the RPC.
4.1.7 The Inplant Monitoring Team Leader should communicate with
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4.2.2 Don protective clothing and respiratory apparatus if ,
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4.2.3 Obtain emergency equipment from the OSC emergency kit.
4.2.4 Perform instrumentation preoperational. checks and prestage required sampling equipment prior to performing surveys.
4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 General Instructions 4.3.1.1 The inplant teams shall be briefed on area (s) to be c, '
monitored, specific surveys to be performed and any
(:s- special instructions needed by the RPM /RPC.
4.3.1.2 Airborne radioactivity (radiciodine, particulates, and noble gases) should be sampled or measured as directed 1 by the Radiation Protection Monitor or Radiological Protection Coordinator.
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The major accident categories are listed below with suggested survey areas. .
Suggested Accident Tvon Survey Area LOCA All areas around containment Areas around operating ESF l equipment during recirculation phase SGTR Main Steam Lines, Turbine, l and Condenser
,i WGDTR Area around WGDT including entire radwaste building FHA Fuel handling area
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4.3.3 Particulate and Radioiodine Air Samples NOTE Particulate and radiciodine air samples should be collected and documented in accordance with 75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and Measurement,"
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', 4.3.3.1 Air sample volumes'should be 10 ft' or as directed
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date, time, location, sample volume and name of person <
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4.3.3.5 Place the silver zeolite cartridge in a plastic bag and label as above.
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4.3.4.2 Place filter paper upstream of the AgX cartridge in !
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4.3.4.3 Attach holder to one side of the gas collection ~
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4.3.4.4 Attach tygon tubing to the other patcock of gas collection cha=ber and to the air sample pump.
NOTE It may be possible to collect the noble gas air sample at the same time as the es particulate / iodine sample. Be sure that
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4.3.5.3 If contaminated, notify the RPM /RPC and proceed with Sf k, decontamination procedures as per E"I:' 20, "."en; -.1 t=!te-ing & D c=~ =i=:ti= "-1SRP-%299,%demben. "
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4.3.5.6 Transmit results to the RPM /RPC and records shall be retained per 9N219.05.00, " Document / Record Turnover Control."
4.3.5.7 Report to the RPM /RPC for debriefing.
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Radiation Protection Technician RESPONSIBILITY:
Perform inplant radiation monitoring.
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS
- 1. Report to OSC upon notification.
- 2. Obtain briefing from supervisory individual:
(a) Radiation Protection Monitor (Onshift) or (b) Radiological Protection Coordinator (Onsite). .
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- 7. Conduct surveys and sampling for:
- a. Dose rate measurements
- b. Particulate, radiciodine and noble gas air sa=ples
- c. Contamination levels
- 8. Save all samples for recount or dispose of sampling media as radioactive waste as directed by the RPM /RPC.
SUBSE0 CENT ACTIONS Reoorting 9.
Co==unicate with the Radiation Protection Monitor (cashift) or the Radiological Protection Coordinator at least every one half hour via phone or portable radio.
Documentation
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1.0 OBJECTIVE 4
2.0 REFERENCES
4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AST PRECAUTIONS 6 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 8 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 8 4.2 Prerequisites 9 4.3 Chemistry Sa=pling and Analysis -
Instructions for Handling PASS Grab Samples 10 4.4 Primary Coolant and Containment Sump Sampling Instructions 11
'.. 4.5 Containment Air Sampling and Analysis Instructions 11 4.6 Core Damage Assessment Instructions 11 4.7 Radiological Protection Sampling and Analysis Stack Effluent Sampling Instructions 11 4.8 Onsite Transfer of Samples 14 4.9 Onsite Analysis of PASS and Effluent Samples IS 4.10 Offsite Shipment of Post Accident Sample Instructions 16 APPENDICES Appendix A - RMS Filter Change / Grab Sample Data Sheet 18 Appendix B - Accident Sample Analysis (Offsite)
Transmittal Form 19 .
Appendix C - Post Accident Sample Analysis Results 20 Appendix D - Site Route Map 21 .
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1.0 03.TECTIVE To provide instructions for evaluating and handling PASS grab sa=ples. This procedure also provides for the analysis of PASS samples to meet NUREG-0737. 1 1
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Implementing References \
2.1.1 74CH-9ZZ47, " Core Damage Assessment" 2.1.2 hTREG-0737, " Clarification of 'DiI Action Plan Require =ents", '
Oct. 1980 1
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Rev. 0 2.2.19 75RP-9ZZ46, " Radioactive Contamination Survey Procedure",
Rev. 2 2.2.20 75RP-9ZZ47, " Radiation Survey Procedure", Rev. 1 2.2.21 75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and Measurement", Rev. 3 2.2.22 75RP-9ZZ49, " Issue and Return of Respiratory Equipment",
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2.2.23 75RP-92Z50, " Performance Testing of Laboratory Scaler Counting Systems", Rev. 1 L
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2.2.26 75RP-9ZZ61, " Radioactive Material Storage and Control", Rev. 2 2.2.27 74CH-9XC33, " Post Accident Radioactive Sampling, Analysis and Handling", Rev 2 '
2.2.28 740P-1SS02, " Operation of the Backup Post Accident Sampling System", Rev. 0 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS NOTE Plastic coveralls and rubber boots are '
recommended when handling liquid samples.
k- 3.1 At a minimum, the following protective clothing shall be worn when obtaining, handling, or transporting post accident samples:
3.1.1 Cloth coveralls 3.1.2 Cloth glove liners 3.1.3 Rubber gloves 3.1.4 Cloth hood NOTE Alarming dosimeters are optional.
3.2 At a minimum, the following dosimetry is required:
3.2.1 Whole body TLD 3.2.2 High range dosimeter 3.2.3 Extremity badges for personnel who handle the sample 3.3 The following guidelines shall be followed when handling PASS samples:
3.3.1 Use' syringe shields, if available.
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3.3.3 Ensure that shielding is utilized when performing pH and Boron analysis.
3.3.4 RP Technicians shall conduct surveys and tima keeping to ensure exposures are kept below limits.
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3.3.6 Samples should be sealed and wrapped in plastic and placed in shields (if practical) prior to removal from analysis area to the designated PASS sample storage containers, located in the ;
designated PASS sample storage area.
l 3.4 All personnel taking, handling, or analyzing PASS samples shall check dosimeters frequently.
- 3.5 The RP Technician shall continuously monitor rad.4ation levels '
during all activities.
3.6 Personnel involved in post accident sampling activities shall be escorted by a Radiation Protection Technician with an operable high range dose rate meter. These meters shall have a range of at least 1000 R/hr.
3.7 Entry into areas with radiation levels in excess of those shown on the Radiation Monitoring System (RMS) or levels set by the Radiological Protection Coordinator (RPC) shall require verbal authorization from the Radiological Protection Coordinator and the Emergency Coordinator.
3.8 Do not enter areas of high airborne radioactivity without proper respiratory equipment and proper dosimetry. Respiratory requirements will be determined at the time of entry.
3.9 Highly contaminated smears should not be counted in an automated system.
3.10 Maintain personnel exposure ALARA by taking all practicable precautions based on existing conditions.
3.11 Radiation exposures exceeding PVNGS Administrative Radiation Exposure Limits or 10 CFR 20 occupational limits shall be authorized in accordance with EPIP-18, "Emeigency Exposure Guidelines".
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Chemistry Coordinator (s).
3.13 Upon event termination, the Chemistry Coordinator shall transmit _
data to Emergency Planning for storage in accordance with 78AC-0ZZ06, " Document / Record Turnover Control".
3.14 The RP Technician shall use a Teletector for determining PASS Sample dose rates during sample dilution.
3.15 Additional dilution may be required on the samples obtained from the backup PASS to facilitate performance of the required analysis.
3.16 PASS Samples shall normally be analyzed in the affected unit lab; if the affected unit lab is unavailable, an unaffected unit lab should be used as a Back-up-Facility.
t 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 The Radiological Protection Coordinator in conjunction with the Chemistry Coordinator shall:
4.1.1.1 Establish the chemical / radiochemical analysis priority.
4.1.1.2 Report results to the Emergency Coordinator as required.
4.1.1.3 Determine the analysis location of collected samples. .
4.1.1.4 Brief technicians prior to their taking a sample.
4.1.2 Chemistry Technicians shall perform sample analysis and record results.
4.1.3 Sampling and analysis shall be conducted in accordance with '
station procedures as noted in this procedure.
4.1.4 The Unit Radiation Protection Supervisor shall provide technical support for the inplant survey teams in -
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4.1.6 One Radiation Protection Technician and one Chemistry Technician are required for PASS sampling; one to monitor and one to perfcrm the sampling and analysis. l
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4.1.7.1 Transfer shield.
4.1.7.2 Four foot tongs.
4.1.7.3 Four foot latch handle for operating lever on particulate / iodine sample assembly.
4.1.7.4 Replacement Silver Zeolite cartridge and filter disc in a particulate / iodine (PI) filter assembly.
4.1.7.5 Radioactive material tag.
4.1.7.6 Radiation Protection should decide if additional supplies are needed.
4.1.8 Dispose of all post accident samples at the discretion of the RPC and in accordance with existing RP procedures.
4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 An ALERT or more severe emergency has been classified per the provisions of EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification".
4.2.2 Radiation Protection Laboratory counting equipment shall be calibrated and operational per existing RP procedures.
4.2.3 Smear samples and airborne particulate and iodine samples I shall be obtained in accordance with EPIP-16, "Inplant ~
Surveys and Sampling" and EPIP-17, "Onsite/Offsite Surveys and Sampling".
4.2.4 Access the controlled area by using the emergency access REP 9999 or as otherwise directed by the RP Coordinator.
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4.2.7 As conditions permit, an iodine cartridge sample shall be obtained and quantitated for radio-iodine general area concentrations. The Radiation Protection Coordinator and the Chemistry Coordinator shall be notified immediately of the results.
NOTE Radiation Monitor RU-26 (10R full scale) and RU-158D (10'R full scale) are located in the sampling area. If RU-26 is deflected full scale, notify the Radiological Protection Coordinator (onsite) or Radiation Protection Monitor (onshift) for further instructions and evacuate personnel to an area with low radiation levels as determined by Radiation Protection personnel.
4.3 Chemistry Sampling and Analysis - Instructions for Handling Grab Samples.
NOTE Processed samples and radioactive waste are to be stored in a shielded area within the radiochemistry laboratory or other designated area.
NOTE If practical move the shielded sample to a low -
dose rate area, resurvey the shielded container -
and decontaminate container to less than 1000dpm/100cm removable contamination if necessary. On site movement of samples shall be done in accordance with section 4.8.
4.3.1 Sample analysis is performed in accordance with 74CH-9ZZ65, _.
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4.4 Primary Coolant and Containment Sump Sampling Instructions 4.4.1 PASS sampling of primary coolant and/or the containment sump shall be co=pleted in accordance with procedure 740P-1SS02, .
" Operation of the Backup Post Accident Sampling System" and 74CH-9XC33, " Post Accident Radioactive Sampling, Analysis and Handling".
4.5 Containment Air Sampling and Analysis Ins'tructions 4.5.1 PASS sampling and analysis of containment air shall be co=pleted in accordance with procedure 740P-1SS02, and 74CH-9XC33.
4.5.2 Continuously monitor dose rates during access, egress and 'i performance of collection.
NOTE g Containment iodine and particulate samples '
for post accident analysis must be limited to 9 R/hr contact readings.
4.6 Core Damage Assessment Instructions 4.6.1 Evaluation of damage to the core through analysis of the samples shall be in accordance with procedure in 74CH-92Z47,
" Core Damage Assessment".
4.7 Radiological Protection Sampling and Analysis - Stack Effluent ^
Sampling Instructions 4.7.1 Access routes to Plant Vent (RU-144), Fuel Building Exhaust (RU-146) and Condenser Vacuum Exhaust (RU-142) Monitors shall be discussed by the Radiological Protection Coordinator and and the technicians designated to pull the samples at the time of the accident.
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Radiation Monitors RU-142, RU-144 and RU-146 only.
4.7.2 Replacement of Particulate and Iodine Filters NOTE Verify that the sample point (s) selected by the Radiological Protection Coordinator is/are logged out on the RMS terminal prior to leaving the office.
4.7.2.1 Close the inlet and outlet sample flow valves of the Particulate / Iodine channel (s) on the high range monitor selected by the RPC.
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4.7.2.3 Open the shielded door by lifting up latch.
4.7.2.4 Insert four foot latch handle over the sample assembly lever.
4.7.2.5 Turn lever counterclockwise to release spring tension.
4.7.2.6 Insert four foot tongs and remove the filter assembly.
NOTE When sampling from RU-146 (176' elevation of fuel b1dg.) it may be necessary to leave the transfer shield on the 140' elevation of the fuel -
building. Consequently, Radiation .i Protection should determine if steps -
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4.7.2.7 Place filter assembly in the transfer shield.
4.7.2.8 Quickly place lid back on top of the transfer shield.
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4.7.2.10 Turn lever on the sample assembly clockwise using the four foot latch handle to allow spring tension to seal the sample assembly. '
4.7.2.11 Close the shielded door and latch. Insure the door is securely latched.
4.7.2.12 Open the inlet and outlet sample flow valves for the Particulate / Iodine channel (s) where filters were changed.
NOTE The 4 foot handling tongs will be needed for sample analysis. The tongs shall be kept with the transfer shield.
4.7.2.13 Deliver the samples to the location determined by the Radiological Protection Coordinator, and in accordance h with 4.8.
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4.7.2.14 Go to the appropriate microprocessor corresponding to the monitor for which the filters were changed and using either KLIC, KPIC, or SMIC acquire the PI channel total flow, start time, and stop time.
4.7.2.15 Using the RMS key, place the microprocessor in LOCAL or i ENABLE Mode.
4.7.2.16 After notifying the Shift Supervisor, step the filter for -
the channel filter (s) that were changed.
4.7.2.17 After the filter has been stepped, return the Local Indication and Control Unit (KLIC), Portable Indication and Control Unit (KPIC), or Skid Mounted Indication and Control Unit (SMIC) to the REMOTE or DISABLE mode; press the TEST-LT CK button to verify the lights and LED ;.;
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4.7.2.20 Tag the transfer shield with a Radioactive Material Tag .
stating the monitor or Particulate / Iodine channel number in the Item Description section. Include sampling information.
4.7.2.21 Prepare Appendix A, "RMS Filter Change / Grab Sample Data Sheet" for review by the Radiological Protection Coordinator or his designee.
4.7.3 Noble Gas Sa=pling Instructions 4.7.3.1 Sampling at the effluent points for noble gases shall be i in accordance with procedures in 75RP-92264. 1 4.8 Onsite Transfer of Samples NOTE .
C' During any sample movement, the RP Technician shall ensure that exposure to personnel not :
involved and personnel involved in the transfer l is minimized. It may be necessary for two individuals to transfer the shielded sample !
carrying case utilizing a device to maintain a ~
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4.8.2 All transfers will use the most direct route accessible. The Radiological Protection Coordinator should be consulted for current conditions.
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4.8.4 The minimum Radiological Controlled Area (RCA) which shall be .
established in a non-affected unit shall be at each end of the corridor leading to the hot lab.
4.8.5 The RCA may be reduced later after evaluation by the Radiation Protection Department.
4.9 Onsite Analysis of PASS and Effluent Samples 4.9.1 Analysis of PASS liquid and gas grab samples shall be performed in accordance with 74CH-9XC33. .
4.10 Offsite Shipment of Post Accident Sample Instructions 4.10.1 Transfer post accident samples to the area designated by the Radiological Protection Coordinator.
4.10.2 Request a " sole use" closed transport vehicle through the Administrative and Logistics Coordinator.
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' If background radiation levels preclude the perforer.nce of surveys, contain any .
potential contamination and perform surveys as soon as practicable in a low background radiation area.
NOTE The lab at Arizona State University has a limit of 5 R/hr at 1 foot for the unshielded sample container. Ensure the sample is below this prior to shipping.
4.10.3 Survey the shielded syringe container and/or transport pig. Portable shielding may be used to reduce shield contact dose rates. If portable shielding is not consistent with exposure reduction benefits or would preclude safe sample movement, notify the Radiological Protection Coordinator for further instructions.
NOTE The contamination limits stated below are less than 10 percent of the 49 CFR 173,
" Transportation Limits for Significant i Contamination".
4.10.4 Decontaminate2 the shielded container to less than 1000 dpm/100 cm beta gamma and less than 20 dpm/100cm 2 alpha if possible. If this is not possible, decontaminate to within 10*. of the DOT limits (2200 dpm/100 cm 2 2
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(1) Affected unit Shift Supervisor (2) Radiological Protection Coordinator (3) Che.mistry Coordinator (4) Security Director (for onsite transport route control)
(5) Ad=inistrative and Logistics Coordinator (for notification of the offsite analytical facility) 4.10.6 Shielded syringe sample carrying cases and/or transport pig reading less than 200 mR/hr on contact may be transported without additional shielding.
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4.10.8 Determine packaging and leveling requirement:s in '
accordance with procedure 75RP-92257, " Packaging and Labeling of Radioactive Materials".
4.10.9 Prepare all shipping documents in accordance with .
procedures 75RP-9ZZ59, " Shipping of Radioactive Materials" i and 75AC-9ZZO4, " Shipment, Receipt, and Storage of Radioactive Materials". ,
4.10.10 Transport the sample to the " sole use" closed transport s vehicle is accordance with Section 4.8. Load and secure the sample for shipment.
4.10.11 Ensure that the shipping documents contain a completed
" Accident Sample Analysis (Offsite) Transmittal Form" (Appendix B). "N/A" all unnecessary data spaces. .
4.10.12 Retain record and data forms in accordance with 78AC-0ZZO6, " Document and Record Turnover Control".
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Monitor RU # Channel # Sample Flow Rate Date/ Time On Off Sample Volume Monitor Reading Filter Gross Activity II. Iodine Cartridge Monitor RU # Channel # Sample Fle" Rat .
Date/ Time On Off Sample Volume Monitor Reading Cartridge Gross Activity III. Noble Gas -
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Description:
Type: Filter Cartridge Liquid / Gas (vol. cc)
Radiation levels @ 1 cm mR/hr @ a ft. mR/hr Analysis Required: Isotopic (GeLi) Alpha Beta Transuranics .
Strontium Special Instructions:
Sent by: Time /Date:
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- 2 Cthers 74CH-9ZZ65 10%
- Total Gas 74CH-9ZZ65 t 10%
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1.0 OBJECTIVE 4 l
2.0 REFERENCES
4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 5 )
4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 5 I l
4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 5 4.2 Prerequisites 6 4.3 Instructions 6 o
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2.0 RITERENCES 2.1 Implementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-18, "E=ergency Exposure Guidelines" 2.1.3 EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury" N 2.1.4 EPIP-26, " Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration"
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2.1.8 95219.05.00, " Document / Record Turnover Control."
2.2 Developmental References 2.2.1 NCRP Report #39, " Basic Radiation Protection Criteria,"
1971.
2.2.2 EPA-520/1-75-001, " Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents," Revised June, 1980 2.2.3 10CTR20, " Standards for Protection Against Radiation," 1983 2.2.4 ~ 75PR-0ZZ01, " Radiation Protection Program," Rev. 3.
2.2.5 NUREG-0737, " Clarification of TMI Action Plan Requirements," October, 1980 2.2.6 75AC-9ZZ01, " Radiation Exposure and Access Control," Rev.
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REVISION REENTRY FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS 4 Page 5 of 11 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Emergency Exposures shall be authorized per EFR-18, !
" Emergency Exposure Guidelines." i l
3.2 Administrative methods to minimize personnel exposure should remain in force to the extent consistent with timely
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l 3.3 Personnel shall wear dosimeters appropriate for the measurement of anticipated exposure levels. These should ,i include:
3.3.1 Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (Legal) 3.3.2 Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (Job) 3.3.3 . I Extremity Dosimeters, if appropriate (Appendix A, Note 2) 3.3.4 Alarming Dosimeters 3.4 Potassium Iodide (KI) tablets, if necessary, shall be '
administered in accordance with EPIP-26, " Potassium Iodide (KI) Administration."
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4.1.1 The Radiological Protection Coordinator and/or Emergency Coordinator shall authorize emergency exposures per i EPIP-18.
I 4.1.2 The Operations Support Center Coordinator shall deploy I emergency repair teams, as directed by the Emergency Coordinator from the Control Roca/STSC in the onshift organization or the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator in the TSC in the onsite organization.
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4.1.3.1 The Emergency Repair Team Leader shall coemunicate with the OSC Coordinator or Repairs Coordinator (onsite).
4.1.3.2 The Radiation Protection Technician shall be responsible for assessing radiological conditions.
4.2 Prerequisites -
4.2.1 An incident has occurred which has been classified per the l provisions of EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification."
4.2.2 The onsite Emergency Coordinator, the Emergency g Maintenance Coordinator or the Radiological Protection f
Coordinator has determined emergency repair / operations are crucial to the needs of the Emergency Organization. In thh onshift organization, the Emergency Coordinator makes this determination.
4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 The onsite Emergency Coordinator / Emergency Maintenance Coordinator / Radiological Protection Coordinator shall provide the OSC Coordinator with a description of:
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- 2) How many people the work requires; I
- 3) What tools, spare tart , equipment, etc. are needed;
- 4) Radiological conditions, if known.
4.3.2 If emergency exposures are required, the Radiological Protection Coordinator shall provide the Emergency Coordinator with a radiological evaluation of the situation (s) requiring emergency exposure (s). A Radiation Exposure Permit (REP) authorizing emergency exposure, shall be completed in accordance with 75RP-92Z44,
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( REVISION REENTRY FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS 4 Page 7 of 11 (1) The Emergency Team shall conduct repair activities in accordance with the REP and review items 1-5 of Appendix B, prior to entry.
4.3.} If emergency exposures are not required, the Radiological Protection Coordinator or his designee shall complete the REP detailing specific protective equipment, allowable doses and the following ALARA procedures:
(1) Preplanning (2) Detailed work procedures (3) Special task training, if time allows (4) " Dry Run," if time allows I
(5) Stay time (6) Route to take to the repair operation location (7) Adequate ventilation, lighting, water, etc.
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CALTION THE EMERGENCY REPAIR TEAM SHALL NOT ENTER-ANY AREA WHERE DOSE RATES ARE UNMEASUREABLE WITH SURVEY INSTRUMEhTS l IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE.
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4.3.4.5 i Personnel unable to complete the task within the allotted 1 dose shall exit the radiation area.
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If radiological or other working conditions prevent the repair team from completing the task, the Emergency 4 Repair Team Leader shall imoediately report this information to the Emergency Coordinator (onshift) or the Repairs Coordinator (onsite).
4.3.5 Subsequent Actions l
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- 1. 3,000 millirem is permitted in a calendar quarter or 12,000 millirem in a year as long as the accumulative occupational dose to the whole body does not exceed 5,000 millirem x (age - 18) and the individual's lifetime exposure history is recorded on the NRC's Form 4 or equivalent. Doses exceeding 1,250 mrem / quarter must be reported to the NRC per 10CTR20.403 and 10CFR20.405.
- 2. The licensee is required to supply appropriate personnel monitoring equipment and shall require the use of such equipment by each individual who enters a high radiation area or that receives or is likely to receive a dose in any calendar quarter in excess of 25*. of the applicable 10CFR20 l value.
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RESPONSE
POSITION FILLED BY: At least two Technicians per team:
Radiation Protection Technician Chemical Technician Mechanical Maintenance Technician Electrical Maintenance Technician I & C Maintenance Technician RESPONSIBILITY: Perform emergency repairs / operations.
IM".EDIATE ACTIONS
- 1. Obtain description of work to be performed from supervisory individual:
- 2. Obtain the following equipment as required:
k~ (1) Portable radio (2) Radiation survey instruments (3) High range beta / gamma survey meter (4) Dosimetry (self-alarming)
(5) Protective clothing (6) SCBA (7) Tools as required (8) Spare parts as required (9) Other (as required)
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- 4. Take KI Tablet if authorized and desired.
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SUBSEQUENT ACTICNS High Radiation '
- 5. Obtain E=ergency Coordinator's* authorization before exceeding 10CFR20 exposure limits.
Decenta=ination ,
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2.0 REFERENCES
4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 5 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 5 4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 5
,, 4.3.1 Emergency Vehicle Access 5
( 4.3.2 Protected Area Access 7 L' 4.3.3 Technical Support Center Access 8 4.3.4 Control Room /STSC Access 8 ;
4.3.5 Emergency Operations Facility Access 9 4.3.6 Media Access Control 10 4.3.7 Emergency Personnel Identification 10 4.3.8 Govern =ent Access to the TSC/ EOF 11 APPENDICES Appendix A - Emergency Personnel Identification Badge 12 l
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Bechtel, etc.) and emergency vehicles to PVNGS. ,
1.2 To provide methods for controlling access to the Control Room, 3 ,
Satellite Technical Support Center (STSC), Technical Support '
Center (TSC), and Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) during an emergency.
1.3 To provide a means for identifying personnel assigned to the PVNGS E=ergency Organization. .
2.0 REFERENCES
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3.1 In the event of an emergency at PVNGS, security measures may be altered to ptovide for immediate station access by offsite emergency personnel and vehicles. ,,
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4.1 Personnel Indoctrinatien/ Responsibilities 4.1.1 The Security Director is responsible for implementing this i procedure and insuring that only those personnel properly '
authorized access are permitted within the protected area.
4.1.2 The cognizant Facility / Area supervisor is responsible for '
authorizing and controlling access to the emergency facility over which he has authority.
l (1) Control Roo=/STSC - Shift Supervisor /Onshift Emergency Coordinator (2) Technical Support Center - Emergency Coordinator )
I (3) PVNGS Protected Area - Security Director ;
~ (4) Emergency Operations Facility - Emergency Operations 1 Director
- (5) Operations Support Center - OSC Coordinator 7 4.1.3 The Site Emergency Planning Supervisor shall be responsible for reviewing, updating and providing to Security the TSC and EOF Emergency Personnel Access Lists '
on a quarterly basis.
4.2 Prerequisites t1
{j 4.2.1 The PVNGS Emergency Plan has'been implemented, and
!l emergency response facilities have been activated. !l 4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 E=ergency Vehicle Access (Fire, Ambulance, Etc.)
4.3.1.1 The Emergency Coordinator shall notify the Security Director of the estimated time of arrival for offsite assistance vehicles and the number of occupants. I 4.3.1.2 Upon arrival, a cursory inspection of the vehicle (s) shall be performed by the Security Force to verify that it is in fact the requested vehicle. The number of occupants shall be verified and given visitor
/ ACADS, with proper forms filled out when time permits.
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4.3.1.3 The vehicle (s) shall then be ad=itted to the protected area. The emergency vehicle (s)/ personnel shall be escorted at all times while within the protected area in accordance with normal security procedures.
NOTE If contamination of vehicles or d personnel is suspected, monitoring and p 4 deconta=ination should ce performed in
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The Emergency Coordinator may at any time direct the Security Director to limit access to the station.
4.3.2.1 At tl.a declaration of an ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY or 3 GENERAL EMERGENCY and/or the initiation of personnel assembly and accountability, the Security Director shall take immediate steps to limit access to the protected area to those personnel possessing a normal protected area Key-card.
4.3.2.2 Whenever a locked Vital area must be entered by emergency personnel, cardkey(s) issued to authorized escort (s) and/or emergency team members shall be used to affect necessary entry.
NOTE Missile doors of the type at each unit's 140' elevation do not incorporate electromechanical locks; if closed and '
bolted, these doors may be opened by rotating their wheel-cranks '
counterclockwise until their extended ;
sliding bolts are fully withdrawn.
However if power loss occurs, 9 heel-cranks free-wheel and will not open.
4.3.2.3 If Vital area and/or missile doors equipped with .
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personnel / escorts using their issued cardkeys because of electromagnetic lock malfunction.or computer failure, contact Security for assistance in accessing the door. ,
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notify the Emergency Coordinator of those personnel reporting to the station so that they may be admitted.
4.3.2.5 Vendor, contractor, NRC, Bechtel, and other personnel not specified in an Emergency Personnel Access List shall only be admitted following routine visitor badging procedures and shall be escorted, if possible, in accordance with established security procedures. ~
4.3.2.6 If conditions warrant, the Emergency Coordinator may direct the Security Director to contact the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office for assistance in controlling access to the PVNGS area.
4.3.3 Technical Support Center Access 4.3.3.1 3 Upon activation of the TSC, the Security Director shall request that a member of the Security Force be stationed at the entrance to the TSC to limit access to only those personnel whose name appears on the TSC Emergency ;
Personnel Access List. i 4.3.3.2 All other personnel requiring access to the TSC shall receive verbal authorization from the Emergency [
Coordinator or Personnel Resources Coordinator who shall '
in turn notify the Security Director to grant the access.
4.3.3.3 The TSC staff shall obtain their Emergency Personnel 3 !
Identification Badge (Appendix A) from its storage '
location in the TSC and wear it in addition to their
- security badge. 'Ihis badge shall be transferred whenever functional responsibility is transferred from one individual to another.
4.3.4 Control Room /STSC Access 4.3.4.1 Normal key-card Control Room access procedures shall be in effect during emergency conditions with the following stipulations:
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(1) The Shift Supervisor may at his discretion upon the / '
declaration of a NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT limif access to the Control Room to those Operations personnel onshift and only those personnel specifically authorized by him or the Emerge Coordinator.
(2) During ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GE.' . L EMERGENCY condition, access shall be 1 ited to assigned Emergency Organization pers el and only those personnel specifically autho zed by the Shift Supervisor or the Emergency Coord ator.
4.3.5 Emerge y Operations Facility Access 4.3.5.1 Upon a tivation of the EOF, a curity Force Member shall 3 proceed o the EOF and perfo the actions of Appendix P.
'- " Security orce Member Chec ist", of EPIP-13, " Emergency Operations acility Activ ion" and restrict access to
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4.3.5.2 The Security Coor ator, upon arrival at the EOF, shall assume responsibi for EOF access, per Appendix K.
" Security Coord ator Checklist", of EPIP-13.
4.3.5.3 All other pe onnel requ ting access to the EOF shall receive ve al authorizati from the Emergency Operatic Director or Admi, strative and Logistics
- Coordin or who shall in turn otify the Security Coord ator to grant access. ;
4.3.5.4 If .ha Emergency Operations Direct or the inistrative and Logistics Coordin tor requests personnel to report to the EOF who ha not been previously granted access, the Security oordinator should be immediately notified so,that ac ss may be arranged.
.3.5.5 The EOF staff shall obtain their Emergency Per nnel I Identification Badge (Appendix A) from its stora e location in the EOF and wear it in addition to th r security badge. This badge shall be transferred wh ever functional responsibility is transferred from one individual to another.
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specifically authorized by him or the Emergency -
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(2) During ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY condition, access shall be limited to ,
assigned Emergency Organization personnel and only those personnel specifically authorized by the Shift Supervisor or the Emergency Coordinator.
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4.3.5.1 Upon activation of the EOF, a Security Force Member shall proceed to theMember
" Security Force EOF and pygthe actions of Appendix P, Operations Facility Activation";"f and of EPIP-13.
restrict access " Emergency to those personnel whose name appears on the EOF Emergency Personnel Access List.
4.3.5.2 The Security Coordinator, upon arrival at the EOF, shall y assumeresponsibilityfygFaccess,perAppendixK,
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4.3.5.4 If the Emergency Operations Director or the ,
Administrative and Logistics Coordinator requests personnel to report to the EOF who have not been
- previously granted access, the Security Coordinator should be immediately notified so.that access may be arranged.
4.3.5.5 The EOF staff shall obtain their Emergency Personnel I Identification Badge (Appendix A) from its storage f .
location in the EOF and wear it in addition to their security badge. This badge shall be transferred whenever
( functional responsibility is transferred from one ,
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4.3.6.1 At NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT classification, Security Force Members shall refer all media representatives intercepted at access points or onsite to the Forward News Center (Visitor's Center) for information concerning the emergency.
4.3.6.2 At an ALERT or higher classification, Security Force Members shall refer all media representatives intercepted at access points or onsite to the Joint Emergency News Center (JENC), 5636 E. McDowell Road, Phoenix, for information concerning the emergency.
4.3.7 Emergency Personnel Identification 4.3.7.1 Each functional assignment in the PVNGS Emergency Response Organization should have a badge. (See Appendix A for sample.)
4.3.7.2 Emergency personnel identification shall be reviewed and updated concurrently with the annual PVNGS Emergency Plan review.
4.3.7.3 Emergency Personnel Identification Badges should be worn in station emergency response facilities: TSC, CR/STSC, '
EOF, OSC and Service Building (alternate OSC). ,
4.3.7.4 The Emergency Personnel Identification Badges are to be -
used to identify the functional responsibility of the individual and to transfer that responsibility when relieved.
4.3.7.5 The Security Coordinator should periodically determine if badges are being properly displayed at the EOF.
4.3.7.6 The Security Director should periodically determine if badges are being properly displayed at the TSC/ Service Building.
4.3.7.7 The Shif t Supervisor should periodically determine if I badges are being properly displayed in the Control Room /STSC.
4.3.7.8 The OSC Coordinator should periodically determine if badges are being properly displayed in the OSC.
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4.3.8 Government Access To The TSC/ EOF 4.3.8.1 Provision shall be made for a limited number of government employees in the EOF /TSC. This shall include representatives from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission .
(NRC) (EOF and TSC), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (EOF only), and State of Arizona (EOF only).
4.3.8.2 NRC Officials listed on the NRC Personnel Response List (held by Security) shall be granted access to the EOF or TSC IMMEDIATELY k'ITHOUT DELAY after registering with Security.
4.3.8.3 All other government personnel shall report to the EOF and comply with Step 4.3.2.S of This EPIP.
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Rev. No. Date Revised Pages Comments 3 03/08/85 3, 4, 5, 7, Added references to backup 9, 10, 12, hospital; route directions 13, 15, 16, and maps to hospitals; and 17, 18, 20 added note allowing nurse ;
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2.0 REFERENCES
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i 1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 This procedure details actions necessary for the treatment of
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2.1 Ic:plementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification" 2.1.2 EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" 2.1.3 EPIP-21. " Search and Rescue" l 2.1.4 " '
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2.2.6 ANSI N45.2.9-1974, " Requirements for Collection, Storage and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants" 2.2.'7 Good Samaritan Medical Center, " External Disaster Plan,"
Revised January, 1984 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Medical attention to serious injuries takes priority over the removal of contamination or radiation control.
3.2 The Radiological Protection Coordinator may authorize H exposures in excess of PVNGS Administrative Radiation Exposure Limits up to the Limits of 10CFR20. Exposures in excess of 10CFR20 Limits up to Emergency Exposure Limits of EPIP-18, .
" Emergency Exposure Guidelines," shall be authorized by the '
Emergency Coordinator. Exposures in excess of Emergency Exposure Limits SHALL NOT be authorized. '
3.3 Each Search and Rescue Team shall be accompanied by a 4 Radiation Protection Staff member during rescue /first aid operations in radiation areas.
3.4 If possible, prevent the spread of contamination.
3.5 Appendices A, B, and C shall be retained for the life of the 9 plant in accordance with 9N219.05.00, " Document / Record Turnover Control."
4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities
, 4.1.1 The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for the implementation of this procedure.
t 4.1.2 A Radiation Protection Staff member shall, with the advice of the plant nurse, coordinate the first-aid activities if any of the following conditions are present: high area dose rates, surface contamination, airborne contamination or contaminated injured personnel.
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4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 An incident has occurred which has been classified per the provisions of EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification."
4.2.2 A personnel injury has occurred.
4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 At the scene - person discovering the injured individual shall:
4.3.1.1 Render first aid, if life or limb of an injured person (s) appears to be endangered. .
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' MEDICAL ATTENTION TO SERIOUS INJURIES SHALL TAKE PRIORITY OVER CONTAMINATION CONTROL OR PERSONNEL DECONTAMINATION.
4.3.1.2 Promptly assess and report the following information to the Control Room: ,
(1) Number of injured individuals.
(2) Location (3) Injury description (s), type and severity.
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4.3.2.1 If necessary, implement EPIP-18, 4.3.2.2 Contact the First-Aid Station and inform on-duty personnel of situation.
4.3.3 First Aid Team Action - Treat injured personnel in accordance with appropriate section and Appendix E.
(1) Absence of radiological aspects - 4.4 (2) Possibility of radiological aspects - 4.5 4.4 Absence of radiological aspects - treatment of injured personnel:
4.4.1 First Aid Team - Implement normal first aid procedures. ;
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i CAUTION IF THE INJURY IS SEVERE, IMMEDIATE MEDICAL TREATMENT IS OF THE HIGHEST PRIORITY AND RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS ARE CONSIDERED SECONDARY.
4.5.1 Radiation Protection Staff member (preferably the -i Radiological Protection Coordinator with the advice of the Plant Nurse) - Determine the order of prioricies of treatment, evacuation, decontamination and the necessity of protective clothing / respiratory protection, etc., as dictated by existing radiological and/or other hazardous conditions. -l 4.5.2 First Aid Team - If necessary, don protective clothing and equipment. If a REP was issued, perform actions in accordance with the permit.
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wounds. These appendices should accompany the patient to i the hospital. I 4.5.5.3 If time allows, place " Caution, Radioactive Contamination" tags (yellow and magenta tag) on the individual (s) left wrist containing the following information: patiece 's name, patient's external contamination levels and locations.
4.5.5.4 Remove contaminated clothing if the wound or injury will not be aggravated.
4.5.5.5 Notify the Medical Staff member that the individual is ready for transport to the hospital.
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NOTE The Emergency Coordinator shall direct the STSC .,
Communicator (onshift) or Administrative and . .
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4.6.2 The STSC Communicator or Administrative and Logistics I Coordinator shall provide hospital with Appendix 'C' '
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NOTE If onsite emergency vehicle (s) are unavailable and offsite vehicles are to be used, notify Security to provide dosimetry to ambulance personnel. ,
4.6.3 A Radiation Protection Staff member (preferably the Radiological Protection Coordinator) shall:
4.6.3.1 Designate one person to make ready the station ambulance to transport the patient to the hospital, i.e.,
protective covering inside the ambulance (herculite sheeting), if time permits.
4.6.3.2 Designate one person to meet and accompany the offsite ambulance to the patient's location.
4.6.3.3 Due to the nature or extent of injuries involved, it may
[ be desirable to use an air ambulance helicopter to
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4.6.3.4 Designate one or more persons to accompany the patient to the hospital. If the R.P. Technician is unable to accompany the injured party in the air ambulance due to space limitations, he shall proceed to the hospital via ';
ground transportation. These persons shall carry and be.
qualified in the use of G-M survey instruments and '
radiation control procedures.
4.6.4 Radiation Protection personnel shall escort the patient to M the ambulance, if ambulatory, or supervise the casualty stretcher removal. (l i-
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Hospital or Good Samaritan Medical Center by onsite '
ambulance, offsite ambulance or helicopter service. -
1 4.6.6 Radiation Protection personnel shall ensure that the dosimetry of the injured person remains with the individual.
NOTE Ground ambulances should use the route to the designated hospital as shown in Appendix D.
4.7 Hospital Procedures - Radiological Protection Personnel 4.7.1 PVNGS personnel shall assist hospital personnel as necessary with surveys.
4.7.2 Decontamination procedures shall be carried out by PVNGS personnel as follows: I 4.7.2.1 Survey ambulance attendants and decontaminate (if necessary) prior to leaving the hospital. Collect dosimeters if personnel are not returning to PVNGS.
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4.7.2.3 Survey the hospital entrance, emergency room and any areas, supplies and equipment used in the treatment of the contaminated patient. Decontaminate as necessary.
4.7.2.4 Supervise and assist in the decontamination of hospital personnel.
4.7.2.5 Collect hospital dosimeters and return to PVNGS.
4.7.2.6 Collect all radioactive waste in sealed containers and return to PVNGS.
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Name of Injured Party (s)
Address of Injured Party (s)
Phone Number of Injured Party (s) 4 Date of Accident Time of Accident Type of Injury (s)
Cause of Injury !
Complicating Factors
- i Treatment Administered Time of Treatment Rescue /First Aid Personnel
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Person Calling:
Telephone Number:
(from which the call is being placed)
Accident Information: ,
Location:
Date and Time:
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Type of Radioisotope Involved:
Number of Contaminated / Injured Patients:
Description of Injury:
Expected Time of Arrival at Hospital:
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, MARYVALE SAMARITAN HOSPITAL
- 1. Ground ambulance should proceed north on Wintersburg Road to I-10.
- 2. Head east on I-10 to end of interstate. (Currently 59th Avenu-). i
- 3. Proceed north on 59th Avenue to Indian School Road.
4 Turn east on Indian School Road and proceed to Sist Avenue. ,
- 5. Turn north on Sist Avenue and proceed to the emergency room signs at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital.
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- 3. Turn north onro 59th Avenue and proceed to McDowell Avenue. ,
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- 5. Follow emergency room signs to entrance.
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Responsibility: Render First Aid to injured personnel. !
Immediate Actions:
- 1. Absence of radiological aspects -
(1) Implement normal First Aid procedures (2) Upon approval of First Aid Team Leader, move the injured party to
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Each Search and Rescue Team shall be accompanied by i a Radiation Protection Staff member during .I rescue /first aid operations in radiation areas. {l' (1) If necessary, don protective clothing and equipment. ,
(2) Assess injuries and implement First Aid procedures.
(3) Notify Medical Staff of extent of injury.
- (4) Survey individual using Beta / Gamma Survey Instrument. Record results on Appendix B, " Body Map."
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(3) If decontamination is not possible and hospitalization is required:
(1) If time allows, cover contaminated area with absorbent material.
(2) If time allows, complete Appendix A, "First Aid Information"and Appendix B, " Body Map."
(3) Remove contaminated clothing if wound or injury will not be aggravated. ,
1 (4) Ensure that injured individual's dosimetry remains with the i individual.
l (5) Notify the Radiation Protection Staff Member (preferably the Radiological Protection Coordinator) that the individual is 1 C" ready for transport to the hospital. i NOTE The Plant Nurse may release the ambulance.to I proceed to the hospital. The Nurse shall .
inform the TSC, but not wait for clearance.
Subsequent Actions:
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REVISION HISTORY Rev. No. Date Revised Pages Coments 3 6-17-85 3,4,5,6 Revised References and 7, 8, 9, 10 deleted two Appendices not required. Corrected References in text of pro-l cedure to old Apoendices.
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2.0 REFERENCES
4 3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 4 4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 5 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 5 f
4.2 Prerequisites 5 4.3 Instructions 5 APPENDICES j-9 ;
Appendix A - Search and Rescue Team Response 10 '
Appendix B - Hazards Control Coordinator 12 Search and Rescue Information Sheet _
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individuals who may be missing or disabled.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Ic:plementing References 2.1.1 EPIP-18, " Emergency Exposure Guidelines" 2.1.2 EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" f; 2.1.3 EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury" q.
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2.2.1 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 6 2.2.2 NCRP Report #39, 1971 Basic Radiation Protection Criteria.
2.2.3 EPA-520/1-75-001, " Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents," revised June ,
1980. !
I 2.2.4 NUREG 0737, " Clarification of TMI Action Plan Requirements," October 1980 2.2.5 75AC-9Z201, " Radiation Exposure and Access Control," Rev. 3 2.2.6 ANSI N45.2.9-1974 " Requirements for Collection, Storage, and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power Plants."
3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Proper radiological controls should be adhered to during search and rescue operations.
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3.3 A portable radio should be provided to the Search and Rescue Team.
3.4 Search and Rescue Team members should keep within sight or voice range of each other.
3.5 The Hazards Control Coordinator Search and Rescue Information Sheet shall be forwarded to the Emergency Planning and Preparedness Dept. f.ir storage in accordance with 9N219.05.00,
" Document / Record Turnover Control."
4.0 DETAILED PROCCDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 4.1.1 If personnel are known to be missing or disabled based on
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the results of EPIP-20, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability," the Security Director shall notify the Emergency Coordinator.
4.1.2 The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for implementing 3 this procedure and shall direct the OSC Coordinator via '
the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator, to form a Search -
and Rescue Team.
4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 Personnel have been reported missing per EPIP-20 or are known to be disabled and need assistance.
4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 The Emergency Coordinator via the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator shall instruct the OSC Coordinator to deploy a Search and Rescue team. The instruction should include the following (if known):
(1) Identification of missing individual (s).
(2) Last known location of each individual (as determined from Security Controlled Access System Computer, Radiation Exposure Permit or other source).
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4.3.2.1 Assemble a Search and Rescue Team (s), each team consisting of two members. Both members shall be familiar with the plant.
4.3.2.2 Appoint one team member as the Team Leader.
4.3.2.3 Within the limits allowed by the urgency of the -
situation, make every reasonable effort to provide the Search and Rescue Team (s) with the following information (if known):
(1) Identification of missing individual (s).
(2) Last known location of each individual (check l Security and REP if one is issued). '
(3) The job each individual was working.
(4) Any significant details of the plant status that may affect the search and any special instructions.
(5) Nature of injuries, if known. l l
(6) With the Radiation Protection Monitor or ;
Radiological Protection Coordinator, ascertain radiation levels if possible, and determine the approximate stay times for team members in the area.
(7) Inform Search and Rescue Team members of radiation exposure limits if deemed necessary.
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4.3.2.4 Coordinate all Search and Rescue Teams so that duplication of effort and unnecessar/ radiation exposure does not occur.
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4.3.3 The Search and Rescue Team Leader shall:
4.3.3.1 Ensure that the team is equipped as necessary utilizing Appendix A, " Search and Rescue Response."
4.3.3.2 Go to the Control Room to obtain appropriate master key (s) for area (s) to be searched.
4.3.3.3 Keep the Hazards Centrol Coordinator informed of .
significant actions via appropriate communication )
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pi (1) If the area is known to be contaminated or if steam or an explosion is involved in an area where it may be contaminated, protective clothing and respiratory protection should be worn.
(2) If the area is smoke or steam filled, or if the area is in disarray because of fire or explosion, ,
team members shall use lifelines and respiratory '
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radiation levels shall be monitored as the area is i entered.
(4) On the basis of the inspection of the area, the l rescue should be completed or if the rescue is complicated by the condition of the area, the l Search and Rescue Team should return to a safe l area end plan the method of rescue (see 4.3.6).
4.3.5 The Hazards Control Coordinator shall:
4.3.5.1 Keep the OSC Coordinator informed via the Emergency i Maintenance Coordinator of all significant events. ,
4.3.5.2 Complete the Information Sheet, Appendix "B", as appropriate.
4.3.5.3 Notify the Emergency Coordinator of the results of the Search and Rescue efforts. ;
4.3.6 High Radiation - ,
NOTE The Emergency Coordinator's permission l is required prior to Search and Rescue !
Team members exceeding 10CFR20 limits except in immediate life or death situations. Such exposures are allowed provided the criteria of EPIP-18 are followed.
4.3.6.1 If the individual's condition is known to be such that "
excessive time is required to remove him from the ,
area, consider portable shielding or other steps to reduce the exposure of the personnel involved.
4.3.7 Fire -
4.3.7.1 Rescue of an individual shall take precedence over fire fighting unless the fire can be extinguished without detrimental effect on the victim or if it is necessary to suppress the fire to perform the rescue.
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4.3.8.1 Rescue of an individual shall take precedence over system isolation unless system isolation is required to perform the rescue; or failure to isolate the system will seriously affect reactor safety; or place the lives of other personnel in immediate danger.
4.3.8.2 Consider performing the actions of 4.3.7.2 to p'erform ,
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4.3.9.1 Obtain the tools necessary to perform the rescue.
4.3.9.2 Enter the area and perform the rescue. I 4.3.10 Action Following Rescue '
4.3.10.1 Transport or escort the victim (s) to a safe location as soon as possible and perform any required first aid.
4.3.10.2 If the victim is injured, advise the Hazards Control Coordinator and perform EPIP-22, " Personnel Injury,"
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Coordinator when the team has concluded its search and rescue activities and returned to the OSC.
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RESPONSE
POSITION FILLED BY: At least two emergency personnel per team.
Personnel available for Search and Rescue Teams include:
Designated Shift Personnel Radiation Protection Technician Chemistry Technician Mechanical Maintenance Technician Electrical Maintenance Technician I & C Maintenance Technician RESPONSIBILITY: Conduct search and rescue activities during an emergency. ,
IMMEDIATE ACTIONS
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individual:
(1) I.D. of missing person (2) Last known location (3) Job individual was working on (4) Pertinent details of plant status (5) Stay time (s) in area (s)
(6) Radiation exposure limits (7) Nature of injuries, if known
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(8) First aid kit (9) Flashlights l (10) Stretcher (11) Other (as needed)
- 3. Obtain Radiation Exposure Permit (REP) if required.
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- 1. Date Time
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Probable Location
- 4. Identity of Missing Individual (s)
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- 6. If required, emergency exp ure limits have been authorized i
- 7. Radiation levels and stay times determined, if necessary 3
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, . , , PAGE NUMBER 1.0 OBJECTIVE 4 .
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ei Appendix A - Onsite Evacuation Routes and Bus Pickup Points 12 Appendix B - Offsite Reassembly Areas and Evacuation Routes 13 Appendix C - Radiation Monitoring. Team Response 'H 16
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1.0 OBJECTIVE 1.1 To provide guideline information pertinent to evacuation of onsite personnel including company, construction, contractors and visitors who are not engaged in emergency response activities.
2.0 - REFERENCES 2.1 Implementing References !.
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of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nucl. ear Power Plants" '
2.2.2 PVNGS Emergency Plan, Rev. 6 '
2.2.3 ANSI N45.2.9 - 1974, " Requirements for Collection Storage and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear !
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3.0 EIMITATIONS'AND PRECAUTIONS 3.1 This procedure should be conducted in an orderly fashion to
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s 3.2 ANPP Medical staff members shall be considered essential personnel and shall not be evacuated.
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3.3 Bechtel Fire Team and Medical staff members shall be considered l
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3.5 Any documentation generated as a result of implementing this ed '
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4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities .
4.1.1 In the event of an emergency at PVNGS, it may be desirable to send persons home before there is an uncontrolled mu releats of radioactive material. Such cases may be treated as early dismissal from work and subject only to Section 4.3.1 of this procedure. Notification of such dismissal shall come from the Emergency Coordinator and should be passed down the supervisory chain to accomplish an orderly sequence of dismissal. Security shall provide traffic ,
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. 4.1.2 The remainder of this procedure applies in the event of evacuations where persons may be contaminated and is addressed in Section 4.3.2 of this procedure. ;p;,:j-4.1.3 Assembly and accountability per EPIP-20 " Personnel "
s Assembly and Accountability," shall be accomplished prior
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4.1.4 The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for determining the need for onsite evacuation, the offsite reassembly area ,}
3 evacuation routes, and the order of evacuation from various * '
parking lots.
4.1.5 The Security Director is responsible for conducting the .
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4.2. Assembly and accountability have been completed er EPIP-20 l-and all groups of non-essential personnel are e their {
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4.3.1.2 The Emergency C rdina r shall direct the Security :...
1 Director to ip orm all A sembly Area Supervisors who shall in tu inform thei groups.
4.3.1.3 The pref red order of notifi tion and early dismissal 'g,yj i shall b as follows: 8 (1) isitor's Center *
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4.2.2 Assembly and accountability have been completed per. EPIP-20 and all groups of non-essential personnel are at their ;i assembly areas awaiting evacuation instructions. "
4.3 Instructions i
NOTE Accountability shall be completed per EPIP-20 prior to early dismissal. -
4.3.1 Early Dismissal 4.3.1.1 The Emergency Coordinator may determine that it is desirable to send persons home before there is a danger ;
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4.3.1.2 The Emergency Coordinator shall direct the Security Director to inform all Assembly Area Supervisors who shall in turn inform their groups. l 4.3.1.3 The preferred order of notification and early dismissal J shall b*e as follows:
(1) Visitor's Center .
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further instruction. TheA?fedical Staffg shall report g to their First Aid Stationg and await further 4 k' instruction. 7he ANPP medied Slaffsk//mwet to Me TaAxel k Spferf Cmlet~. The AWP Are AngacQ shallreperf lo he ECf.
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They shall report to their duty stations and await' instructions.
4.3.1.6 PVNGS Nuclear Operations technical and training personnel shall be directed to report to the offsite reassembly area rather than go home so that they may be recalled if their support is needed.
4.3.2 The Emergency Coordinator shall: !
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emergency classification or if onsite evacuation is otherwise desirable.
4.3.2.2 Consult with the Radiological Procection Coordinator (or Radiation Protection Monitor) and determine the appropriate offsite assembly area and evacuation route (See Section 4.3.9 of this procedure).
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Determine the necessity to reassemble emergency personnel in the Operations Support Center and Service Building into one of the protected facilities, i.e.,
the CR/STSC Technical Support Center or Emergency Operations Facility. L 4.3.2.4 .
Consult with the Security Director to a;. a e that traffic control and other activities are sufficiently advanced to allow proper evacuation.
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4.3.3.2 Inform the Sheriff's Office of the designated offsite reassembly area (Palo Verde Inn or Hassayampa Pump Station) once that is determined by the Emergency i
... Coordinator. t 4.3.3.3 Request Sheriff's Office assistance with traffic I
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4.3.3.4 Arrange for an orderly sequence of evacuation. '
4.3.3.5 Direct the Security Force to routinely check ANPP i r
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outside the protected area to ensure all non-essential personnel have left the premises.
4.3.3.6 Direct Corporate Site Security to check the Visitor's Center.and associated areas. -
4' 4.3.3.7 Contact the Evacuation Team Leader at the offsite reassembly needed. area to determine if any emergency supplies are The Administrative and Logistics
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4.3.3.8 -r Provida periodic reports on evacuation status to the Emergency Coordinator. l*
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4.'3.4.1 The Radiological Protection Coordinator shall assist
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appropriate offsite reassembly area and evacuation route.
4.3.4.2 Palo Verde Inn should be selected as the offsite e reassembly area unless the conditions warrant use of an alternative. In that case, Hassayampa Pump Station should be used. Appendix B contains the evacuation s :
routes to the two offsite reassembly areas.
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, . Provide guidance to the Radiation Monitoring team at the reassembly area as requested.
4.3.5 Radiation Monitoring Team shall:
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, Perform C. monitoring and decontamination as per Appendix l 4.3.5.2 CO Take direction from the Radiological Protection 4 Coordinator and proceed to the offsite reassembly area.
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requiring any decontamination shall be obtained befor. 'l the evacuees are allowed to leave the reassembly area.
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Periodically inform th's Radiological Protection .
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4.3.6.3 Direct arriving groups to assembly areas at the offsite reassembly area, per Section 4.3.9.1. or 4.3.9 7 He .
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the logistics of monitoring and decontamination. He shall assure that no individual or vehicle leaves the reassembly area until cleared by that team.
4.3.6.5 Provide periodic progress reports and direct requests for resources, if necessary, to the Security Director. ,
.4.3.7 Assembly Area Supervisors shall:
4.3.7.1 Receive instructions on impending evacuation from the Emergency Coordinator via P.A. announcements and pass along to the assembly area group. >
4.3.7.2 Release his group to enter personal vehicles or tuses once the evacuation signal is given.
4.3.7.3 Report to the Evacuation Team Leader at the offsite reassembly area and assist him as necessary. i
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- i (1) Personnel using their personal vehicles shall proceed at an orderly pace to the site exit gates ..
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4.3.8.5 Remain at the offsite reassembly area until cleared to -
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Verde Inn. A clear path shall be kept open for the emergency vehicles located at the station.
NOTE No personnel may be allowed inside the Palo Verde Inn without approval of the Evacuation ,
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4.3.9.1 The primary offsite reassembly area shall be Palo Verde Inn. Personal vehicles shall be directed into parking ;
lots around the Palo Verde Inn. Buses shall be unloaded outside the parking lot. Personnel shall remain at their vehicles or where they are unloaded.
4.3.9.2 The alternate offsite assembly area shall be the Hassayampa Pump Station. This should be used only if
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0FFSITE REASSEMBLY AREAS AND EVACUATION ROUTES Directions to Primary Offsite Reassembly Area (Palo Verde Inn) ;
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(2) At the intersection turn left.
(3) Follow Buckeye - Salome Highway (West) to turn-off to Tonopah (411th Ave.).
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(3) Follow I-10 to the Tonopah Exit.
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REVISION ONSITE EVACUATION 4 Page 14 of 19 0FFSITE REASSEMBLY AREAS AND EVACUATION ROUIES Direction to the Alternate Offsite Reassembly Area (Hassayampa Pump Station)
Primarv Route (1) Exit. Plant Site and Proceed south on Wintersburg Road to the*
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(2) At the intersection turn left (East) onto Elliot Road and proceed
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(3) At 355th Avenue, turn left (North) onto 355th and proceed to Dobbins Road. *
(4) At Dobbins Road turn right (East) onto Dobbins and proceed to 351st.
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(5) At 351st Avenue turn left (North) and proceed to the Buckeye -
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(6) At the Buckeye - Salome Highway turn right (East) and proceed to the intersection of Buckeye - Salome Highway and Baseline Road. ,
(7) At Baseline Road, turn left (angle turn) and follow Baseline to Johnson Road.
(8) At Johnson Road turn right (South) onto Johnson and proceed to Lower River Road.
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(6) At Old Highway 80 Turn left (East) and proceed to Palo Verde Road.
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POSITION FII. LED BY: Radiation Protection Technicians RESPONSIBILITIES: Perform monitoring and decontamination of evacuated personnel as necessary at the offsite reassembly area.
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RESPONSIBILITIES: Lead the evacuating group to the offsite reassembly area, exercise control at the area, report status to Security ~
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- 1. O' OBJECTIVE 4 :1
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2.0 REFERENCES
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3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECALTTIONS 6 ii i;
4.0 DETAILED PROCEDURE 7 {,
4.1 Personnel Indoctrination / Responsibilities 7 4.2 Prerequisites 7 -
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l APPENDICES Appendix A - Emergency Field Monitoring Data Sheet:
Beta / Gamma Dose Rate Measurements .13 '
Appendix B - Onsite Survey Map 14 '!
Appendix C - Field Monitoring Team Response 15 )
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2.1.3 75RP-9ZZ50 " Operation Calibration and Performance Testing of Laboratory Scaler Counting Systems" ;
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! 2.1. 9N219.05.00, " Document / Record Turnover Control" 2.1.f ANSI N45.2.9, " Requirements for Collection, Storage and Maintenance of Quality Assurance Records for Nuclear Power >
Plants, 1974" 2.2 Developmental References y
2.2.1 NUREG-0654, Rev. 1 " Criteria for Preparation and i Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Res},onse Plans and i Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants."
l 2.2.2 75 RP-9ZZ46, " Radiological Surveys," Rev. 3. !
i 2.2.3 75 RP-93248, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and l Measurement," Rev. 3.
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i 2.2.6 F&J Specialty Products, Inc. , "Radiciodine Absorption l Cartridge Documentation and Technical Performance '
Specifications for NRC Audits of Radiciodine Sampling Procedure", 1984.
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3.0 LIMITATIONS AND PRECALTTIONS 3.1 Use appropriate protective clothing, equipment and respirators.
3.2 Ensure that proper dosimetry is worn.
3.3 Control access and regress from contaminated areas.
3.4 Methods of ec:munication between field monitoring teams and l onsite facilities consists of hand-held radios, and/or radio l 4
equipped ve.aicles. ;
3.5 Obtain keys to the Radiological Emergency Response Vehicle ,
(RERV) and other RP Response Vehicles from the key cabinet in the RP Office or the Security-Office. Check that there is an adequate fuel level in the vehicle. '
3.6 If required, obtain keys to Meterological Tower and Gate from
.g' the key cabinet in the RP Office or the Security Office.
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3.8 Changes in radioactive ralease conditions may cause the t
radiation protection requirements to be changed. ,
3.9 Definitions and Abbreviations 3.9.1 RERV - Radiological Emergency Response Vehicle 4
3.9.2 . RFAT - Radiological Field Assessment Team 3.9.3 RPC - Radiological Protection Coordinator 3.9.4 RAC - Radiological Assessment Coordinator ,
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4.1.2 Technicians involved in surveying and sampling should be familiar with operation of the air samplers, cartridges !
and filters, noble gas chambers, and survey instruments. '
Field Monitoring team members should be familiar with ;
75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne Radioactivity Sampling and ,
Measurement," and 75RP-9ZZ46, " Radiological Surveys."
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4.1.5 The Radiological Assessment Coordinator, through the RPM and the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator, shall direct the briefing and dispatching of Field Monitoring Teams.
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4.2 Prerequisites 4.2.1 An ALERT or more severe emergency has been classified per the provisions of EPIP-02, " Emergency Classification." {
4.2.2 Don protective clothing and respiratory apparatus if I necessary. '
4.2.3 Obtain appropriate sampling equipment.
4.2.3.1 The offsite monitoring teams should obtain the i1 Offsite Survey Team Kits from the RERV. i 4.2.3.2 Onsite monitoring teams should obtain necessary :
equipment from the OSC Emergency Kit Locker.
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4.3 Instructions 4.3.1 General Information 4.3.1.1 The offsite sampling locations shall be determined by ,
the RPM /RAC based on wind direction and a plume width .
of 3 sigma Y. The Field Monitoring Team Leader shall respond as per Appendix D, " Field Monitoring Team -
Response."
4.3.1.2 For plant perimeter surveys, the RPM /RAC shall determine which quadrsat should be sampled. Labeled
- TLDs attached at various points along the protecced area fence represent the center of each survey sector -
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4.3.1.3 Air (radiciodine, particulates, and noble gases) ,
samples and radiation measurements should be taken at each sampling location as determined by the RPM /RAC.
4.3.1.4 Survey meters should be left en while in transit. All offsite readings above 0.2 mR/hr should be reported along with plume centerline and boundary locations if determinable.
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4.3.3 Particulate and Radiciodine Air Samples NOTE .
Particulate and radiciodine air samples should be collected and documentad in >
accordance with 75RP-9ZZ48, " Airborne
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4.3.3.1 Air sample volumes should be 10 ft3 or as directed.
4.3.3.2 Connect the air sampler to an appropriate power source.
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4.3.3.6 Disassemble the sample head. Place the particulate filter in a plastic bag and label the bag with the date, time, location, sample volume and name of pers'on taking sample.
4.3.3.7 Place the silver zeolite cartridge in a plastic bag ;
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4.3.3.9 At the direction of the RAC, samples may be recounted
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4.3.4 Noble Gas Air Sa=ples 4.3.4.1 Insert AgX cartridge into AgX holder. AgX cartridges for noble gas samples may be used repeatedly during a one day period.
4.3.4.2 Place filter paper upstream of the AgX cartridge in i the holder. i:
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. sample. Be sure the sample flow rate does not exceed 2 CFM.
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4.3.4.7 Place the gas collection chamber in a plastic bag. Label the bag with the sample location, date, time and name of person taking sample.
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POSITION FILLED BY: Radiation Protection Technicians Maintenance Technicians (as drivers) .
RESPONSIBILITY: Perform onsite/offsite radiation monitoring. ;
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- 2. Obtain keys for the Radiological Emergency Response Vehicle and '
1 other RP Response vehicles from the key cabinet in the RP office or the Security Office and check that the vehicle has an adequate fuel I supply.
- 3. Obtain keys to Meterological Tower and Gate (as required) from the '!
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Obtain the following equipment from the RERV as required:
(1) Map of onsite TLD locations (2) Map of offsite TLD locations (3) Offsite Survey Team Kit
- 5. Perform instrumentation preoperational checks and prestage required sampling equipment prior to departing from the RERV assembly point. j{
- 6. Conduct surveys and sampling, as required, per EPIP-17 for:
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(2) Particulate and radioiodine air samples (3) Noble gas air samples .
- 9. Save all samples for recount or dispose of sampling media as radioactive waste as directed by the RAC. 2 SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS ll Reoorting !
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REVIEW 0F UTILITY EMERGENCY PLAN DOCUMENTATION The Division of Rules and Records has reviewed the attached document and has determined that it may now be made publicly available.
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