ML20237J184
| ML20237J184 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Rancho Seco |
| Issue date: | 08/04/1987 |
| From: | Andognini G SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT |
| To: | Martin J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V) |
| References | |
| GCA-87-450, NUDOCS 8708260058 | |
| Download: ML20237J184 (10) | |
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Dear Mr. Martin:
Enclosed are the objectives for the Rancho Seco 1987 Annual Exercise. The NRC objectives are as supplied by Region V.
This submittal is in conformance with the 75 day guidance.
Since this is an off year exercise, there will be minimal participation by the state and' counties.
The NRC incident response teams will be playing and we are anticipating 26-30 NRC persons in our Emergency Response Facilities.
The extent of play is further described in Attachment 2.
We appreciate the participation of Region V staff members Ray Fish and Al Chaffe in our Scenario Development Group, and hope that we can count on-their input throughout the development process of this vital Exercise.
If you have questions or require clarification, please call Jim Price of our Emergency Preparedness staff at (209) 333-2935 extension 4047.
Very truly yours, fxaw G Carl ndognMi Chief Executive officer, Nuclear cc:
G. Kalman, NRC, Bethesda A. D' Angelo, NRC, Rancho Seco Enclosure
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ATTACHMENT 1 1
,QBJECTIVES FOR THE 1987 ANNUAL EXERCISE ENABLING OBJECTIVES:
Given a set of initial conditions and hypothetical events as described in the Exercise scenario, the ERO will demonstrate the following objectives, as listed by ERFs, in conformance with established District, State and County procedures and practices:
A.
Onsite Emergency Response Facilities (ERFs) 1.
Control Room Recognize and classify emergency conditions a.
b.
Activate / augment the Emergency
Response
Organization (ERO) and additional ERFs as needed c.
Establish and maintain communication links d.
Notify offsite agencies (Federal, State and local) e.
Evaluate the need to perform offsite dose projections f.
Make Protective Action Recommendations as required g.
Evaluate and trend plant conditions h.
Maintain emergency logs 1.
Inform onsite personnel of emergency status, plant conditions, and other information which may affect personnel safety j.
Respond to a fire in a contaminated area k.
Respond to requests from offsite emergency response personnel (esp.
NRC) for data and information in a timely manner 1.
Maintain effective working relationships with NRC response team members m.
Perform turnover to the EC/TSC and continue to provide info on plant conditions as requested n.
Perform accountability of onsite personnel
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A.
Onsite ERFs (continued) 2.
Technical Support Center (TSC) a.
Activate and staff the TSC b.
Receive turnover from Control Room staff c.
Establish and maintain communication links
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d.
Direct additional activation of ERO and ERFs as needed e.
Recognize and classify emergency conditions f.
Notify offsite agencies (Federal, State and local) g.
Maintain: access control of onsite ERFs; physical security of the plant; access to plant areas of special concern; and timely access to the site and ERFs for offsite emergency response personnel h.
Inform onsite personnel of emergency status, plant conditions, and other information which may affect personnel safety i.
Provide information for, and approve news releases concerning plant conditions (until relieved of this duty by the Emergency Manager) j.
Evaluate onsite rad conditions incl PASS samples k.
Perform offsite dose projections until relieved of that duty by UDAC following turnover 1.
Make Protective Action Recommendations until relieved of that duty by the Emergency Manager m.
Evaluate and trend plant conditions n.
Provide direction and information to the OSC o.
Ensure habitability of the TSC p.
Ensure ERO exposure is ALARA inc. lading issue of emergency dosimetry q.
Evaluate the need for authorizat ion of emergency exposure limits r.
Evaluate the need
- for, and communicate
- with, offsite support including:
Architect / Engineer; NSSS supplier; and sample analys.is support
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A.
Onsite ERFs-(continued) l 2.
TSC (continued) s.
Respond to requests from offsite emergency response personnel (esp.
NRC) for data and information in a timely manner t.
Maintain effective working relationships with NRC response team members u.
Gather data from the Control Room and OSC v.
Distribute data and assistance as requested to the Control Room; OSC; EOF; and UDAC w.
Respond to a fire in a contaminated area x.
Perform accountability of onsite personnel y.
Following accountability, account for any missing persons and evaluate the need for early dismissal of nonessential personnel z.
Perform turnover to the EM/ EOF and continue to provide info on plant conditions as requested aa.
Maintain emergency logs 3.
Operational Support Center (OSC) a.
Activate and staff the OSC b.
Establish and maintain communication links c.
Receive directions / initial briefing from the TSC d.
Perform accountability of onsite personnel
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Following Accountability, dispatch Search and
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Rescue Teams if directed by the TSC
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Ensure habitability of the OSC t
g.
Coordinate with Security to ensure accean to plant areas of interest h.
Dispatch inplant teams to: implement TSC direction j
for assessment or repair; and monitor radiological j
conditions and personnel exposure
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I A.
Onsite ERFs (continued) l 3 '.
OSC (continued) i.
Perform PASS sampling on direction of the RAC/EC j.
Respond to requests from offsite emergency response personnel (esp.
NRC) for data and information in a timely manner k.
Maintain effective working relationships with NRC i
response team members 1.
Maintain emergency logs B.
Offsite District ERFs 1.
Emergency Operations Facility a.
Activate and staff the EOF b.
Establish and maintain communication links c.
Receive turnover from the TSC and assume responsibility for PARS and approval of news releases on plant conditions d.
Ensure activation of UDAC and the ENC e.
Provide information for, and approve news releases concerning plant conditions f.
(Security) Provide access control for the EOF /UDAC and the ENC g.
Make PARS on input from the DAC in UDAC h.
Inform County and State decision makers about plant conditions, District
- PARS, and response activities via EOF Briefings, telephone discussions, and facsimile transmissions 1.
Perform coordinated decision making with County, State and District personnel j.
Formulate and approve information for release to the public and the media (District responsibility limited to input on plant conditions) k.
Maintain emergency logs
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Offsite District ERFs (continued) 2.
Unified Dose Assessment Center (UDAC) a.
Activate and staff the UDAC i
b.
Establish and maintain communication links l-c.
Receive turnover from the TSC-and assume-responsibility for offsite dose projections d.
Deploy and obtain information from field monitoring teams (simulated)
Ensure field monitoring teams' exposure is ALARA e.
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f.
Gather data from the TSC and field monitoring teams and perform dose projections g.
Perform radiological assessment and evaluate environmental impact 1
h.
Analyze potential _ differences between projected-doses and field data and evaluate implications of these differences on PARS i.
Formulate PARS j.
Inform decision makers, through EOF Briefings, on the radiological consequences of the event and l
provide PARS warranted by those consequences k.
(DAC) Provida District PARS to the EM 1.
Inform UDAC members of protective action decisions and emergency response activities discussed at EOF I
Briefings j
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Maintain emergency logs 3.
Emergency News Center (ENC)
J a.
Activate and staff the ENC b.
Establish and maintain communication links c.
Receive initial briefing and direction from the EOF l
d.
Schedule and conduct media briefings following EM approval of plant conditions information e.
Establish and operate rumor control
B.
Offsite District ERFs (continued) 3.
ENC (continued) f.
Respond to inquiries from the public and media, identify and resolve inaccuracies g.
Monitor media reports, identify inaccuracies, and perform decision making on correction of erroneous beliefs h.
Conduct background, technical briefings 1.
Inform District employees on emergency conditions and response activities j.
Maintain emergency logs C.
Amador County 1.
EOC a.-
Receive and respond to telephone communication from the District b.
Receive facsimile transmissions from the District c.
Perform Protective Action decision making d.
Communicate with the Amador County EOF Liaison 2.
EOF a.
Participate in EOF Briefings b.
Communicate with the Amador EOC on EOF Briefings D.
Sacramento County j
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EOC i
a.
Receive and respond to telephone communication
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from the District j
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Receive facsimile transmissions from the District 2.
EOF a.
Participate in EOF Briefings
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b.
Coordinate with San Joaquin and Amador Counties I
concerning Protective Action decision making
'D.
Sacramento County (continued) 3..
UDAC a.
Activate Sacramento County UDAC staff E.
San Joaquin County 1.
EOC a.
Receive and respond to telephone communication from the District b.
Receive facsimile transmissions from the District c.
Perform Protective Action decision making I
F.
State of California
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SOC - not activated 2.
EOF a.
Participate in EOF Briefings 3.
UDAC - Activate State UDAC staff (RHB - 3; OES - 1)
G.
NRC
- provided by Region V 1.
To demonstrate the ability to transition the NRC response from one mode to another.
2.
To demonstrate the ability to release to the public information with accuracy, consistency and timeliness and to demonstrate the ability to coordinate that information between the licensee, state, locals and NRC Base, Site and Headquarters teams.
3.
To demonstrate the effectiveness of the NRC to interface with the news media by having the Director of Site Operations participate in a press conference at the Emergency News Center.
4.
To evaluate the effectiveness and contribution of the NRC response efforts in support of the state and local decision makers.
5.
To demonstrate the coordination of interfaces between the liaison functions at headquarters, the Base and Site teams.
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NRC
- provided by Region V-(continued) 6.
To demonstrate the effective transfer of information via computer and other means'in keeping all entities'of the NRC ' response mechanism informed of status at any given time in the event.
7.
To demonstrate the ability of the NRC Site team to l
interface with the licensee at various levels including managerial, technical and support.
8.
To test the NRC radio communications between the Emergency - Operations Facility (EOF), the site and the field. The Boise Interagency Fire Center provides radio communications support to the NRC Site Team.
t.
To utilize the NRC's Intermediate Dose Assessment System (IDAS) - and DOE's Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability (ARAC).
(This objective requires the use of actual meteorological information).
10.
To demonstrate the ability to deploy, setup and operate the NRC's Independent Measurements Mobile Laboratory in support of the licensee or the offsite authorities.
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ATTACHMENT.2 m
~RAN.CHO SECO 1987 ANNUAL EXERCISE _ EXTENT OF PL7.Y SMUD: Emergency Response Organization (ERO)
_All ERO positions' staffed Facilities activated - Control Room Technical. Support Center (TSC)
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Operational Support Center ' (OSC) 1 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF)
Emergency News Center (ENC)
Unified Dose Assessment Center (UDAC)'
California Office of' Emergency Services 2 ERO' persons activated 1 person at The EOF for decision making support
- 1. person at UDAC'- UDAC/ EOF Liaison State' Operations Center - not activated California Radiologic Health' Branch 3_ persons activated - QA' support to UDAC 2 in dose assessment 1 in field monitoring Amador County r
1-person.at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) answering the phone and simulating decision making.
2 persons at the EOF for decision making.and support Sacramento County 1 person at the EOC for phone answering 2 persons at the EOF for decision making and support 3 persons at UDAC
-San Joaquin County 3 persons at EOC for decision making and phone answering 1 person at the EOF for liaison with EOC decision makers NRC 20 to 24 persons at the EOF 4 persons in the TSC 1 person in the OSC 1 person in the Control Room
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