ML20245K269
| ML20245K269 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Comanche Peak  |
| Issue date: | 04/27/1989 |
| From: | William Cahill TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC CO. (TU ELECTRIC) |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
| References | |
| TXX-89223, NUDOCS 8905050011 | |
| Download: ML20245K269 (51) | |
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Log # TXX-89223
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920 clo TUELECTRIC Ref. # 10CFR50 App. E ioril 27, 1989 W. J. Cahm k
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- Executive Vice President '
q U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn:. Document Control Desk
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SUBJECT:
COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION (CPSES)
DOCKET N05, 50-445 AND 50-446 OBJECTIVES AND. GUIDELINES FOR THE 1989 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE Gentlemen:
Enclosed for your review are the objectives and guidelines for the CPSES Emergency Preparedness Exercise.
The present schedule for this exercise is
' July 25 and 26, 1989.
Sincerely, X-William J. Cahill, Jr.
GLB/ddm Enclosure c - Mr. R. D. Martin, Region IV Mr. J. Everett, Region IV Mr.
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ENCLOSURE TO TXX-89223 li OBJECTIVE I: EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM GIVEN POSTULATED INITIATING CONDITIONS (EMERC"NCY ACTION LEVELS) THAT WARRANT SELECTION OF AN EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION.
DECLARATION OF THE APPROPRIATE EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION WILL L
BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES.
I.A.
CONTROL' ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion I.A.1.
Demonstrate the ability of the CPSES Control Room staff to properly classify actual or potential emergencies in accordance with Emergancy Plan and Procedures.-
Exercise Evaluation Criterion I.A.2 Demonstrate the capability of key personnel to coordinate classification activities within the control room and between other emergency facilities.
I.B TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion I.B.1 Demonstrate the ability of the CPSES Technical Support Center staff to properly classify actual or potential emergencies in accordance with Emergency Plan and i
Procedures, i
Exercise Evaluation Criterion I.B.2 Demonstrate the capability of key personnel to coordinate classification activities within. the TSC and between other emergency facilities.
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l I.C EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion I.C.1 1
Demonstrate the ability of the CPSES Emergency Operations f
Facility staff to properly classify actual or potential emergencies in accordance with Emergency Plan and l
Procedures.
TU EXTEF DF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
Facilities required to demonstrate this objective (Control Room, TSC and/or EOF) will be scenario driven.
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Demonstration will include identifying emergency conditions, assessing Emergency Action Level i(EAL) parameters and properly classif; ring a simulated actual or potential emergency in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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The Control Room, TSC and EOF will a]l demonstrate the capability of key personnel to coordir. ate classification activities between emergency facilities.
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OBJECTIVE II: NOTIFICATION METHODS AND PROCEDURES l
PREESTABLISHED METHODS WILL.BE USED TO NOTIFY FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND AGENCIES OF EMERGENCY CIASS AND TO COMMUNICATE PERTINENT INFORMATION WITHIN THE TIME COMMITMENTS SPECIFIED IN THE EMERGENCY PIAN AND PROCEDURES.
AND PREESTABLISHED METHODS WILL BE USED TO NOTIFY AND T1ERT EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION PERSONNEL OF THE EMERGENCY IN OR1/ER TO EFFECT THE STAFFING / MOBILIZATION OF EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
FACILITIES.
NOTE:
SEE OBJECTIVE IX FOR PAR NOTIFICATIONS II.A. CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.A.1 Demonstrate the capability to notify offsite emergency i
response organizations through the established i
notification system and in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.A.2 Demonstrate the capability to complete the Texas State notification form and obtain approval in a timely manner.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.A.3 Demonstrate the capability to notify the NRC in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterior II.A.4 i
Demonstrate the capability to notify emergency response personnel in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures in order to effect the staffing / mobilization of Emergency Response Facilities.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.A.5 Demonstrate the capability to notify onsite personnel of conditions during a
radiological emergency and in accordance.with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.A.6 Demonstrate the capability to provide follow-up notifications to offsite emergency response organizations, the NRC, emergency response personnel and onsite personnel during a radiological emergency and in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.A.7 Demonstrate the capability to transfer communication / notification responsibilities to the TSC upon activation.
II.B. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.B.1 Demonstrate the capability to notify offsite emergency response organizations through the established notification system and in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.B.2 Demonstrate the capability to complete the Texas State notification form and obtain approval in a timely manner.
Exercise Evaluation Critt 'lon II.B.3 Demonstrate the cape'ility to notify the NRC in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.B.4 Demonstrate the capability to notify emergency response personnel in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures in order to effect the staffing / mobilization of Emergency Response Facilities.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.B.5 Demonstrate.the capability to notify onsite personnel of conditions during a
radiological emergency and in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.B.6 Demonstrate the capability to provide follow-up notifications to offsite emergency response organizations, the NRC, emergency response personnel and onsite personnel during a radiological emergency and in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.B.7 Demonstrate the capability to accept the transfer of communication / notification responsibilities from the I
Control Room.
II.C. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.C.1 Demonstrate the capability to notify offsite
'mergency response organizations through the es'ablished notification system and in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.C.2 Demonstrate the capability to complete the Texas State notification form and obtain approval in a timely manner.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.C.3 Demonstrate the capability to notify the NRC in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.C.4 Demonstrate the capability to notify emergency response personnel in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures in order to effect the staffing / mobilization of Emergency Response Facilities.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.C.5 Demonstrate the capability to provide follow-up notifications to offsite emergency response organizations, the NRC, and emergency response personnel during a radiological emergency and in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion II.C.6 Demonstrate the capability to accept the transfer of communication / notification responsibilities from the TSC.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room only will demonstrate the capability to notify emergency response personnel in accordance with 1
the Emergency Plan and Procedures in order to effect the staffing / mobilization of Emergency Response Facilities.
Security will activate the autodial callout machine.
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The Control Room, TSC and/or the EOF will demonstrate:
The capability to notify offsite emergency response organizations through the established notification system The capability to complete the Texas State Notification form and obtain approval in a timely manner.
The capability to notify the NRC in accordance with En.ergency Plan and Procedures.
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The capability to notify -onsite. personnel of conditions during a radiological emergency.
The capability to provide follow-up notifications to offsite emergency response organizations, the
- NRC, emergency response personnel and onsite personnel during a radiological emergency.
The capability to smoothly transfer r communication / notification responsibilities between facilities All demonstrations will be in accordance with the CPSES
' Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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The demonstration of staffing / mobilization capabilities-will involve use of the Autodial callout machine and personal pagers.
The selection of the notification method will depend upon the start time /end time, etc. of the exercise.
Some Managers may make additional calls.
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To demonstrate the capability to notif'r onsite personnel of conditions during a radiological emergency, the Control Room will make PA Announcements, the OSC will make notifications via radios, and the EOF will make notifications via radios. The Gaitronics system may also be used.
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The Control Room, TSC and/or EOF will demonstrate the capability to provide follow-up notifications to offsite emergency response organizations, the NRC, emergency response personnel and onsite personnel during a
radiological emergency and in accordance with the l
Emergency Plan and Procedures as required by the.
scenario.
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The Control Room and TSC will demonstrate the capability to transfer communication / notification responsibilities.
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The TSC and EOF will demonstrate the capability to accept the transfer of communication / notification responsibilities.
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OIkTECTIVE III: MOBILIZATION, ACTIVATION AND FACILITY OPERATION MEMBERS OF THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION WILL REPORT TO THEIR ASSIGNED EMERGENCY FACILITIES, ACTIVATE THE FACILITIES AND INITIATE ACTIONS TO PERFORM THEIR DESIGNATED TASKS IN t.
ACCORDANCE WITH THE EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES.
III.A. CONTROL' ROOM:
i Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.A.1 Demonstrate the prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and set up (as appropriate) of the CPSES Control Room (CR).
Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.A.3 Demonstrate the capability of Control Room personnel to implement the Emergency Plan.
III.B. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.B.1 Demonstrate the prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and set up as appropriate of the CPSES Technical Support Center (TSC)
Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.B.3 Demonstrate the capability of the TSC staff to implement the Emergency Plan.
III.C. OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.C.1 Demonstrate the prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and set up as appropriate of the CPSES Operations Support Center (OSC).
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Exercise Evaluation Criterien III.C.3 Demonstrate the capability of the OSC staff to implement the Emergency Plan.
I III.D. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.D.1 Demonstrate the prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and set-up as appropriate of the CPSES Emergency Operations Facility (EOF).
Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.D.3 Demonstrate the capability of the EOF staff to implement the Emergency Plan.
III.E. NEWS CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.E.1 Demonstrate the prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and setup as appropriate of the Media Center.
Exercise Evaluation' Criterion III.E.3 Demonstrate the capability of the Media Center staff to implement the emergency plan.
I III.F. LOGISTICAL SUPPORT CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.F.1 l
Demonstrate the prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and set up as appropriate of the CPSES Logistics Support Center (LSC).
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion III.F.3 Demonstrate the capability of the LSC staff to implement the Emergency Plan.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room, TSC, OSC, EOF, Media Center and. LSC.
will all demonstrate the following:
The prompt activation, adequacy of staffing, and set up (as appropriate) of.their respective facilities.
The capability of the facility staff to provide continued emergency response capability by demonstrating an actual shift change for key Emergency Organization staff personnel, with a roster providing a listing of other available personnel.
The roster is provided because many Emergency Organization personnel will be acting as centroller/ evaluators and will not be available in a " player" capacity.
The capability of the facility staff to implement the Emergency Plan as it relates to that facility and their responsibilities.
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1 OBJECTIVE IV: EMERGENCY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT i
j EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITIES WILL HAVE SUFFICIENT SPACE AND CONTAIN, AS PRESCRIBED BY EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES,
_ ADEQUATE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY FOR FACILITY OPERATION.
IV.A. CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.A.1 Demonstrate adequacy of facilities and displays to support emergency operations.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.A.2 f
Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency equipment in tbn control room to support emerg2ncy response.
Exercise Evaluation Critarion IV.A.3 Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency supplies in the control room to support emergency response.
IV.B TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.B.1 Demonstrate adequacy of facilities and displays to support emergency operations.
Exercise lvaluatica Criterion IV.B.2 Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency equipment in the TSC to support emergency response.
i Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.B.3 Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency supplies in the TSC to support emergency response.
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IV.C. OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
1 Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.C.1 Demonstrate adequacy of facilities and displays to support emergency operations.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.C.2 Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency equipment in the OSC to support
. emergency response including onsite/offsite monitoring and environmental sampling.
Exurcise Evaluation Criterion IV.C.3 Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency supplies in the OSC to support emergency response.
IV.D. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.D.1 Demonstrate adequacy of facilities and displays to support emergency operations.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.D.2 Demonstrate adequacy of equipment in the EOF to support emergency response.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.D.3 J
Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency supplies in the EOF to support emergency response.
IV.E. MEDIA CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.E.1 Demonstrate adequacy of facilities to support emergency operations.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.E.2 Demonstrate adequacy of equipment in the Media Center to support emergency. response.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IV.E.3 Demonstrate the adequacy of emergency supplies in the News Center to support emergency response.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room, TSC, OSC, EOF and Media Center will all
. demonstrate the following:
The adequacy of facilities and displays to support emergency operations.
The adequacy of emergency equipment in each facility to support emergency response.
The adequacy of emergency supplies in each facility to support emergency response.
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OBJECTIVE V: DIRECTION AND CONTROL PERSONNEL DESIGNATED TO MANAGE EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITIES WILL CONTROL THE ACTIVITIES OF THEIR EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL, PROVIDE INFORMATION AND DIRECTION TO
- STAFF, COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY WITHIN THEIR FACILITIES AND WITH OTHER EMERGENCY FACILITIES AND COORDINATE EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
ACTIVITIES AS DESCRIBED BY EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES.
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITY PERSONNEL WILL IDENTIFY SITUATIONS REQUIRING ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT, STAFFING, ADMINISTRATIVE OR TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
PERSONNEL WILL DETERMINE APPROPRIATE I
SUPPORT REQUIRED AND TAKE ACTION TO ACQUIRE THE SUPPORT IN l
ACCORDANCE WITH EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES.
NOTE:
SEE OBJECTIVE VI FOR COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN FACILITIES LA. CONTROL ROOM:
l Exercise Evaluat ion Criterion V. A.1 Demonstrate the ability to initiate emergency response activities and assume initial control of emergency activities.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.A.2 Demonstrate the ability of key emergency personnel in the Control Room to effect
" command and control" by initiating, coordinating, and implementing timely and effective decisions during a radiological emergency and by providing timely staff direction to execute the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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Demonstrate the capabilities of the Control Room staff to interface, communicate and coordinate actions (internally / externally) in order to obtain and provide support for emergency response activities (including I
interface with offsite Emergency Response Organizations prior to EOF activation).
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.A.4 Demonstrate the ability to effectively transfer command and control of emergency response functions from the Control Room to the TSC and/or EOF.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.A.5 Demonstrate the ability to gather, assess, coordinate and disseminate information regarding station conditions and i
emergency response actions.
Exercise Eve.luation Criterion V.A.6 Demonstrate the ability to maintain accurate and comprehensive logs of emergency actions and events.
V.B TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.B.1 Demonstrate the ability to accept transfer of command and control from the Control Room and to continue control of emergency response until command and control is transferred to the Emergency Operations Facility.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.B.2 Demonstrate the ability to gather, assess, coordinate and disseminate information regarding station conditions and emergency response actions including periodic staff meetings and general status announcements to personnel within the facility.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.B.3 Demonstrate the capabilities of the TSC Staff to interface, communicate and coordinate actions (internally / externally) in order to obtain and provide i
support for emergency response activities (including interface with offsite Emergency Response Organizations prior to EOF activation).
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Exercise Evaluation C.Aterion V.B.4 Demonstrate the ability of key emergency personnel within the TSC to demonstrate
" command and control" by initiating, coordinating, and implementing timely and effective decisions during a radiological emergency and by providing timely staff direction, to execute the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.B.5 Demonstrate the ability to effectively transfer command-and control of emergency response functions from the TSC to the EOF.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.B.6 Demonstrate.the ability to maintain accurate and comprehensive logs of emergency actions and events.
V.C OPER.'_TIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.C.1 Demonstrate the ability of key emergency personnel in the OSC to effect " command and control" by initiating, coordinating, and implementing timely and effective decisions during a
radiological. emergency and by providing timely stiff direction to execute the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.C.2 Demonstrate the capabilities of the OSC staff to interface, communicate and coordinate actions (internally / externally) in order to obtain and provide support for emergency response activities.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.C.3 Demonstrate the ability to gather, assess, coordinate and disseminate information regarding station conditions and emergency response actions including periodic staff meetings and general status announcements to personnel within the facility.
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Exercise' Evaluation Criterion V.C.4 Demonstrate the ability to provide thorough briefings to.
response teams dispatched from the OSC prior to dispatch.
L Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.C.5 Demonstrate the ability te vide thorough debriefings of_' response teams after
- u. turning to the OSC and to communicate that information to applicable emergency response facilities / individuals.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.C.6 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate with security to ensure emergency responders have access to plant areas of interest.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.C.7 Demonstrate the ability to maintain accurate and comprehensive logs of emergency actions and events.
V.D EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.D.1 Demonstrate the ability of key emergency personnel within the EOF to demonstrate
" command and control" by initiating, coordinating, and implementing timely and effective decisions during a radiological emergency and by providing timely staff direction to execute the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.D.2 Demonstrate the ability to gather, assess, coordinate and disseminate information regarding station conditions and emergency response actions including periodic staff meetings and general status announcements to personnel within the facility.
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l Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.D.3 Demonstrate the capabilities of the various organizations l
to interface, communicate and coordinate actions (internally / externally) in order to obtain/ provide support and to make appropriate decisions.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.D.4 Demonstrate the ability to effectively accept transfer of command and control of emergency response functions.
from the TSC.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.D.5 Demonstrate the ability to maintain accurate and comprehensive logs of emergency actions and events.
V.F.
LOGISTICS SUPPORT CENTER f
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.F.1 Demonstrate the ability of key eme gency personnel in the f
LSC to effect " command and com vol" by initiating, i
coordinating, and implementing t.mely and effective decisions during a
radiological emergency and by providing timely staff direction to execute the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.F.2 Demonstrate the capabilities of the LSC staff to interface, communicate and coordinate actions (internally / externally) in order to obtain and provide support for emergency response activities.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.F.3 Demonstrate the ability to gather, assess, coordinate and disseminate information regarding station conditions and emergency response actions including periodic staff meetings and general status announcements to personnel within the facility.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion V.F.4 Demonstrate the ability to maintain accurate and comprehensive logs of emergency actions and events.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room only will demonstrate the ability to initiate emergency response activities and to assume initial control of emergency activities.
2.
The Control Room, TSC, OSC, EOF, Media Center and/or IEC will demonstrate:
The ability of key emergency personnel in the facility to effect
" command and control" by initiating, coordinating, and implementing timely and effective decisions during a
radiological emergency and by providing timely staff direction The capabilities of the facility staff to interface, communicate and coordinate actions (internally / externally) in order to obtain and provide support for emergency response activities (including interfaca with offsite Emergency Response Organizations).
The ability to effectively transfer command and control of emergency response functions between facilities (as applicable).
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- assess, coordinate and disseminate information regarding station conditions and emergency response actions.
The ability to maintain accurate and comprehensive logs of all emergency actions and events.
All demonstrations will be in accordance with the CPSES Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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The OSC will additionally demonstrate:
The ability
'to provide thorough briefings to response teams dispatched from the OSC and to provide thorough debriefings upon the return of.
those teams to the OSC.
The ability to coordinate with Security to ensure emergency responders have access to plant areas of interest..
This will be demonstrated by having an-individual on th ERO who does not have access to a particular plcat-area expeditiously approved by Management and lecurity and having the security computer expedi(,iously updated to allow access.
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l OBJECTIVE VI: EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
PERSONNEL WILL UTILIZE EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION METHODS AND SYSTEMS TO TRANSMIT INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS AND COORDINATE DECISION MAKING WITHIN AND AMONG THE VARIOUS EMERGENCY FACILITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN THE CPSES EMERGENCY PLAN.
VI.A CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.A.1 l
Demonstrate the ability to communicate technical i
information to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) via the NRC ENS.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.A.2 l
Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit.
l information effectively with the TSC.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.A.4 Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit information effectively with offsite agencies / personnel 1
(as required prior to TSC/ EOF activation).
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.A.5 Demonstrate the ability to inform onsite personnel of emergency status, plant conditions, and other information which may affect personnel safety.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.A.6 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decision making within and among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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. VI.B TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.1 Demonstrate the ability to communicate technical information to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) via the NRC ENS and HPN.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.2
. Demonstrate the effective use of status boards to record,-
trend and monitor plant conditions and emergency response-actions.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.3 Demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate instructions and directions to personnel in the OSC.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.4 Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit information effectively with the EOF.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.5 Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit information effectively with the Control Room.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.6 Demonstrate the ability to inform onsite personnel of emergency status, plant conditions, and other information which may affect personnel safety.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.B.7 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decision making within and among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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VI.C. OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
i Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.C.1 Demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate information, instructions and status reports with the TSC.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.C.2
. Demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate information, instructions and status reports with Response Teams / Monitoring Teams.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.C.3 Demonstrate the effective use of status boards to record, L
trend and monitor plant conditions and emergency response actions.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.C.4 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decision making within and among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
VI.D. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.D.1 Demonstrate the ability to communicate technical information to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC)
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.D.2 Demonstrate the effective use of status boards to record, trend and monitor plant conditions and emergency response actions.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.D.3 Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit information effectively with the TSC.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.D.5 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decision-making within and -among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and f'
Procedures.
VI.E. NEWS CENTEE Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.E.1 Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with State and Local Governments / Agencies to coordinate the release of public information.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.E.2 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decision making within and among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
VI.F.' LOGISTICS SUPPORT CENTER
'l Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.F.1 i
Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit l
information effectively with the TSC.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.F.2 Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit information effectively with the EOF.
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l Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.F.3 Demonstrate the ability to communicate / transmit i
information effectively with the OSC.
1 Exercise Evaluation Criterion VI.F.4 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decision making within and among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and 4
Procedures.
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The Control Room, TSC and EOF will all demonstrate the ability to communicate technical information to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) via the NRC ENS (as l
is appropriate within the scenario).
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The TSC and EOF (as appropriate) will demonstrate the ability to communicate technical information to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) via the NRC HPN.
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The ability to communicate and to transmit / receive information and status reports effectively will be demonstrated between all of the following facilities (as appropriate within the scenario):
CR/TSC CR/OSC CR with Emergency Teams dispatched from the CR TSC/OSC TSC/ EOF TSC/ Media Center q
TSC/LSC OSC with Response Teams / Monitoring Teams EOF / Media Center EOF /LSC Media Center with Representatives of State and j
local agencies (as appropriate to coordinate the dissemination of news and information)
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If NRC chooses to activate the ENS line for purposes of participation in the exercise, the ENS line in the l
Control Room, TSC, and EOF will be established.
Otherwise, roleplayers will be used. This applies to all objectives where interaction with the NRC would be required.
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CR, TSC and EOF with Offsite Agencies / Personnel, including (but not limited to):
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Hood and Somervell Counties b.
Texas State EOC and Disaster District 4.
The ability to communicate with the corporate center and to transmit / receive information and status reports effectively will be demonstrated the following facilities:
EOF / Corporate Center Media Center / Corporate Center 5.
The Control Room, TSC, OSC, EOF, Media Center and/or LSC will demonstrate:
The ability to coordinate decision making within and among the various emergency response facilities as required by the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
The effective use of status boards to record and monitor plant conditions and emergency response actions (as appropriate).
The ability to inform onsite personnel of emergency
- status, plant conditions, and other information which may affect personnel safety.
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OBJECTIVE VII: PUBLIC INFORMATION INFORMATION ABOUT EMERGENCY CONDITIONS AND RESPONSE ACTIVITIES WILL BE PROVIDED TO THE PUBLIC PER EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES VII.A. CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.A.1 Demonstrate the ability to provide information for and e'eroval of news releases.
VII.B. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.B.1 Demonstrate the ability to provide information for news releases / media briefings and to approve news releases for distribution.
VII.C EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.C.1 Demonstrate the ability to provide information for and i
approval of news releases and for media briefings by the l
spokesperson and to coordinate the preparation, review, approval, and distribution of news releases.
VII.D NEWS CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.D.1 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate release of i
information to the public e,nd the mcdia. alth county and state public information personnel.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.D.2 Demonstrate the ability to provide timely, accurate information about emergency conditions and response activities to members of the media present at the. Media Center.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.D.3 Demonstrate the ability to provide rumor control capabilities to provide accurate information via telephones to members of the public and the media.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VII.D.4 Demonstrate the ability to monitor media news reports about emergency conditions and activities in order to identify inaccurate information that might be. reported.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room, TSC and/or EOF will demonstrate the-ability to provide information for and approval for news releases and will provide supplemental information to
-facilitate media briefings and public/ media inquiry responses.
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The Media Center will demonstrate the ability to:
Coordinate the release of information to the public and the media with county and state and public information representalves.
Provide timely, accurate information about emergency conditions and response activities to members of the media present at the Media Center.
Provide Rumor Control Capabilities to provide accurate information via telephones to members of the public and the media.
The ability to monitor news reports about emergency conditions and activities in order to identify inaccurate information that might be reported.
Media monitoring will be exercise 6 via the use of video tapes to simulate nas bro.adcasts.
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OBJECTIVE VIII:
ACCIDENT ASSESSMENT APPROPRIATE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND DATA GATHERING METHODOLOGY (COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND/OR MANUAL CALCULATIONS) WILL BE USED TO IDENTIFY PLANT CONDITIONS AND RADIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN ORDER TO FORMULATE PROTECTIVE RECOMMENDATIONS AND DEVISE CORRECTIVE ACTION PLANS.
NOTE:
SEE OBJECTIVE IX FOR PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS / PROTECTIVE RESPONSE VIII.A CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.A.1 Demonstrate the ability of the control room staff to identify parameters indicative of system and/or equipment malfunctions, degradation or damage.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.A.4 Demonstrate the ability to dispatch and direct emergency repair and damage control teams in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures to perform assigned tasks and to report findings and actions taken.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.A.5 Demonstrate the control room ability to identify plant parameters and other indicators that are indicative of damage, degradation and/or failure of plant systems, and to
- respond, using appropriate emergency operating procedures to return the plant to a safe condition.
VIII.B TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.B.1 Demonstrate the ability of engineering teaus in the Technical Support Center (TSC) to identify those parameters indicative of system and/or equipment malfunction, degradation or damage.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.B.2-Demonstrate the ability of engineering teams in the TSC
-to analyze postulated plant conditions, develop applicable trends, determine the potential consequences of-the postulated conditions and identify possible corrective actions to mitigate the accident.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.B.3 Demonstrate the ability of personnel in the TSC to acquire necessary data and subsequently perform dose.
assessment using either computer based or manual calculation methodology.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.B.4 Demonstrate the ability of personnel in the TSC to use calculated dose projections to formulate protective action recommendations for specific emergency response zones (ERZ's) in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures and provide them to the Emergency Coordinator for approval.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.B.5 I
Demonstrate the ability of personnel in the TSC to identify plant parameters and other indicators that are indicative of damage, degradation and/or failure of plant systems, and to respond, using appropriate emergency operating procedures to return the plant to a safe condition.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.B.6 Demonstrate the ability of the TSC staff to order the deployment, coordination and control of emergency teams / radiological monitoring teams to assess and respond to emergency conditions.
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VIII.C OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER
' Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.C.1 Demonstrate the ability to dispatch and direct chemistry sampling teams, for teams to obtain samples from the post accident sarapling system (PASS) as directed, to analyze aamples in accordance with applicable procedures and to report / provide sample findings in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
I Exercise Evaluation Criterion.VIII.C.2 Demonstrate the ability to dispatch and direct radiological monitoring teams (onsite,
- offsite, and inplant), to survey radiological conditions, collect and analyze appropriate samples and report findings in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.C.3 Demonstrate the ability to dispatch and direct emergency repair and damage cor. trol teams in accordance with.
Emergency Plan - and Procedures, for teams to perform assigned tasks and to report findings and actions taken.
VIII.D EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.1 Demonstrate the ability of engineering teams in the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) to identify those parameters indicative of system and/or equipment malfunction, degradation or damage.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.2 Demonstrate the ability of engineering teams in the EOF to analyze postulated plant conditions, develop applicable trends, determine the potential consequences of the postulated conditions and identify possible correctivo actions to mitigate the accident.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.3 Demonstrate the ability of personnel in the EOF to acquire necessary data and subsequently perform dose assessment using either computer based or manual calculation methodology.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.4 Demonstrate the ability of personnel in the EOF to use calculated dose projections to formulate ' protective action recommendations for specific emergency response zones (ERZ's) in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures and provide them to the emergency coordinator for approval.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.5 Demonstrate the ability of personnel in the EOF to deploy and coordinate offsite monitoring teams within the plume J
exposure pathway.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.6 Demonstrate effective organizational direction and control and integrated radiological emergency response, including deployment of field monitors and acquisition, receipt, and analysis of field data.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.7 Demonstrate the ability of the EOF to evaluate lab data and/or field measurements and provide appropriate PARS to State.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion VIII.D.8 Demonstrate appropriate equipment and procedures for the measurement of airborne radiciodine concentrations as low as 1 X 10 -7 microcuries per cc in the presence of noble gases.
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TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
Status' sheets or the ERF Computer (if available) will f
provide plant' parameters to the Control Room, TSC and EOF staffs.
2.
The TSC.and EOF will both demonstrate dose assessment utilizing the computer. The EOF will coordinate with' the Texas State BRC.
3.
The TSC and-EOF will all demonstrate the ability to use calculated dose projections to formulate protective action recommendations for specific emergency response zones (ERZ's) in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures and will provide them to the emergency-coordinator for approval.
4.
The Control Room, TSC and EOF will all demonstrate the ability to dispatch and direct a emergency response teams / monitoring teams / damage control teams and/or AO's to report findings and actions taken.
5.
The Control Room and the TSC will both demonstrate the ability to. identify plant parameters and other indicators that are indicative-of damage, degradation and/or failure of plant systems, and to respond, using appropriate emergency operating procedures to return the plant to a safe condition.
6.
The TSC and EOF will both demonstrate:
The ability of engineering teams in the respective i
facilities to identify those parameters indicative of system and/or equipment malfunction, degradation and/or damage.
The ability of engineering teams in the respective facilities to analyze postulated plant conditions, develop applicable trends, determine the potential consequences of the postulated conditions and identify possible corrective actions to mitigate the accident.
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The OSC will demonstrate:
The ability to dispatch and direct chemistry sampling teams.
The ability for chemistry sampling teams to obtain j
samples as directed from the PASS system, to analyze
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those samples in accordance with applicable procedures and to report / provide sample. findings as provided'in the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
The Collection of PASS at least one sample will be fully exercised with the collection of liquid and/or-gas samples.
Complete simulated radiological data.
concerning the PASS sample will be available to the controller (s).
The ability for monitoring teams (onsite, offsite, and inplant) to - survey radiological conditions, collect and analyze appropriate samples and to report findings in accordance with the Emerger cy Plan and Procedures.
i The ability for emergency repair and damage control-teams to perform assigned tasks and to report findings and actions taken.
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The EOF will demonstrate:
The effective organizational direction, control and integrated radiological emergency
- response, including deployment of field monitors and acquisition, receipt and analysis of field data.
The ability to evaluate lab data and/or field measurements and to provide appropriate PARS to the State and Local EOCs.
The ability to measure airborne radiciodine
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concentrations as low as 1 X E-7 microcuries per cc i
(in the presence of noble gases).
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Radiological data concerning conditions will be available to controllers who accompany radiation monitoring teams.
10.
Monitoring activities will be performed during the exercise including the actual usage of silver zeolite cartridges.
11.
Data concerning plant / equipment conditions as well as radiological conditions will be available to controllers who accompany damage control teams and repair teams.
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To demonstrate the ability to ef fect - various repairs
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. maintenance personnel will-i select /obtain tools, use procedures (as necessary), go to the proper l_ocation,~and explain what would be done q
to the controller.
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To demonstrate the ability of the EOF to' evaluate lab j
data'and/or field measurements and provide appropriate t.
PARS to the State and Local.EOCs, one air or radioidine-sample will actually be counted and simulated field camma
~or radiciodine concentrations:will.be used to validate j
modify PARS, as necessary.
14.
To demonstrate. that approp'riate equipment and procedures.
for the measurement of airborne radiciodina concentrations as low as 1 X E-7 microcuries per cc in the presence of noble' gases ar available,.the following process will be used:-
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Using. silver zeolite cartridge and filter, sample teams will collect sample b.
Sample teams will determine the background of area c.
Sample -teams will leave the plume to a low background area and count sample using frisker.
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I OBJECTIVE IX: PROTECTIVE RESPONSE DEMONSTRATE-THE ABILITY TO ISSUE PROTECTIVE ACTION I
RECOMMENDATIONS TO STATE AND IDCAL AGENCIES, AND TO IDENTIFY
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l AND IMPLEMENT PROTECTIVE ACTIONS FOR EMERGENCY AND NON-l EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION PERSONNEL,
- VISITORS, CONTRACTORS, 1
CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL AND OTHERS AS APPROPRIATE, IN
-ACCORDANCE WITH EMERGENCY PIANT PROCEDURE.
IX.A. CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.A.1 Demonstrate the cooperation and coordination of key personnel within and between facilities relative to the declaration of Emergency Action Levels and making
. protective action recommendations.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.A.4 Demonstrate the ability' to formulate appropriate Protective Action Recommendations and to communicate them to offsite officials in accordance with Emergency Plan-and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.A.5 Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Action-Recommendations and to implement them for emergency and non-emergency organization personnel, visitors, contractors, construction personnel and others as appropriate in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
IX.B. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.1 Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate protective
- actions, including site evacuation and accountability, and to implement them for a
representative population of emergency and non-energency organization personnel,
- visitors, contractors, construction pe.rsonnel and others as appropriate in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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' Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.2 Demonstrate the cooperation and coordination of key personnel within and between facilities relative to the declaration of Emergency Action Levels and making protective action recommendations.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.6 Demonstrate the ability to control access to the site and
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Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.7 Demonstrate the ability to determine the need for use of Potassium Iodide (KI) by pertinent emergency responders.
Exercise' Evaluation Criterion IX.B.8 l
Demonstrate the record keeping of radiation exposure and
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use of dosimetry and thyroid blocking agents for emergency -workers under TSC jurisdiction and in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.9 Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Action Recommendations and to communicate them
-to offsite officials in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.10 Demonstrate the ability to perform radiological surveys to verify habitability in the TSC and that TSC exposure to radiation 'is kept as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.B.11 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate with security and local law enforcement agencies to control vehicle traffic to and in the vicinity of the plant I
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IX.C. OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.C.2 Demonstrate the ability to perform search and rescue operations as required.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.C.3 Demonstrate the decision-making process for recommending the use of potassium iodide for emergency workers.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.C.4 Demonstrate methods and resources for distributing dosimetry and thyroid blocking agents, if appropriate, to emergency workers under OSC jurisdiction and in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures..
Exercise Evaluation Criterion'IX.C.5 Demonstrate the record keeping of radiation exposure and use of dosimetry and thyroid blocking agents for emergency workers under OSC jurisdiction and
'in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.C.6 Demonstrate the ability to perform radiological surveys to verify habitability in the OSC and that OSC exposure to radiation is kept as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).
IX.D. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
l Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.1 Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate protective
- actions, including site evacuation and accountability, and to implement them for a
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. representative population of emergency and non-emergency organization personnel,
- visitors, contractors,
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construction personnel and others as appropriate in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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J Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Action Recommendations and to communicate them I
to offsite officials in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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i Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.3 Demonstrate that key personnel act in a coordinated and-I cooperative manner, both within-the EOF and among the emergency response facilities, relative to the q
declaration of Emergency Action Levels and making protective action recommendation.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.4 Demonstrate the ability to control access to offsite CPSES emergency facilities (EOF, News Center) in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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i Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.5 Demonstrate the ability to determine the need for use of Potassium Iodide (KI) by pertinent emergency responders.
1 Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.6 Demonstrate the record keeping of radiation exposure and use of dosimetry and thyroid blocking agents for j
emergency workers under EOF jurisdiction and in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.7 Demonstrate the ability to perform radiological surveys to verify habitability in the EOF and that EOF exposure to radiation is kept as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).
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TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
.The Control Room, TSC and EOF will all demonstrate the cooperation and coordination of key personnel withi n and between facilities relative to the declaration of Emergency Action Levels and making protective action recommendations.
2.
To demonstrate the ability to effect an orderly evacuation of the CPSES Site,..the following process will be used:
a.
The Emergency Coordinator will evaluate the situation and determine, as required by the scenario:
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The number of individuals / cars to be evacuated 2).
The direction evacusting traffic will take b.
There will be an actual sounding of the evacuation signal.
c.
Personnel subject to evacuation (and accountability, see 3a. pg. 40). at such time as required by the scenario, will exit the protected area and assemble in the parking lot until they are told to return to work.
d.
In accordance with applicable procedures, security will perform a security sweep of the Exclusion area and simulate notifying workers and/or visitors to evacuate the area.
Players will be positioned in various areas (identified with arm bands or similar markings) to test security's ability to identify those individuals and assure they leave the area.
10 cars with role players will actually leave e.
the site.
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To demonstrate the ability to perform personnel accountability in accordance with emergency plan and procedures, the following process will be used:
a.
For purposes of this exercise, approximately 300-500 personnel will be identified and badged as having access to the Protected Area.
This group of personnel is intended to simulate a representative sample of the normal working population (Unit 1
workers and Unit 2
4 construction personnel).
In accordance with emergency procedures, the Emergency Coordinator may direct the dismissal of non-essential personnel at any point after declaration of an emergency classification.
b.
The sounding of the plant evacuation signal will commence the 30 minute accountability period.
If required by the scenario when the signal
- sounds, the nonessential badged individuals within the protected area (See Paragraph 2.b) not previously dismissed by the Emergency Coordinator will exit the protected area in accordance with procedures.
c.
Security will provide a list of unaccounted for personnel within 30 minutes to the Emergency Coordinator.
Once this is accomplished, the personnel in the parking lot will return to work.
4.
The Control Room, TSC and OSC will all be involved in demonstrating personnel accountability.
5.
Facilities which will demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Actions and to implement them for emergency and non-emergency organization personnel, visitors, contractors, construction personnel and others (as appropriate) will be driven by the scenario.
This may include the Control Room, TSC, and EOF.
6.
Facilities which will demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Action Recommendations and to communicate them to offsite officials in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures will be driven by the scenario. These may include the Control Room, TSC, and EOF.
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Only the OSC will be involved in demonstrating search and rescue capability.
In order to demonstrate the ability to perform search and rescue operations, teams must find the injured person.
8.
For purposes of notification of the offsite agencies, a controller message will be used to provide the Emergency Coordinator with the simulated number of personnel and vehicles subject to being evacuated from the site.
9.
To demonstrate the ability to control access to the site and to the onsite emergency facilities in accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures, Security will establish a boundary on the main site road, in the proper location, but they will not impede normal traffic.
10.
Facilities which will demonstrate the ability to determine the need for use of Potassium Iodide (KI) by pertinent emergency responders will be driven by the scenario.
11.
Players issuing KI will be required to fully complete paperwork for KI issue and they will also be required to perform all KI issuance prerequisites.
Administration of KI, if required, will be simulated 12.
The TSC, OSC, EOF, Media, and LSC will all demonstrate the ability to perform radiological surveys to verify habitability.
Each facility will activate habitability monitors and/or perform periodic surveys will be performed using portable instruments.
13.
The TSC will demonstrate the ability to coordinate the control of vehicle traffic on the plant site by coordinating with security and local law enforcement agencies.
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' OBJECTIVE.X: RADIOLOGICAL FXPOSURE CONTROL EMERGENCY EXPOSURE GUIDELINES FOR EMERGENCY WORKERS ESTABLISHED BY EMERGENCY' PLAN PROCEDURE WILL~BE FOLLOWED AND RADIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE WILL BE MONITORED AND DOCUMENTED.
AND EMERGiNCY RESPONSE TEAMS E11TERING THE RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLLED AREA (RCA) WILL ENTER AND EXIT ACCESS CONTROL EFFECTIVELY AND EFFICIENTLY.
X.A.
CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.A.1 Demonstrate the ability to control exposure for emergency teams dispatched from the control room through the proper issuance of dosimetry, protective clothing, respiratory protection and radiation monitoring.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.A.2 Demonstrate proper monitoring and tracking of radiation exposure for emergency responders.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.A.3 Demonstrate consideration of emergency exposure extensions for emergency team personnel and adherence to emergency exposure guidelines in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER 1 Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.B.1 Demonstrate methods and resources for distributing dosimetry to emergency workers.
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OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.C.1 Demonstrate the ability to control exposure for response teams / monitoring teams dispatched from the OSC through the proper issuance of dosimetry, protective clothing, respiratory protection, pre-dispatch briefings and radiation monitoring.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.C.2 Demonstrate proper monitoring and tracking of radiation exposure for emergency responders.
l Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.C.3 Demonstrate consideration of emergency exposure extensions for emergency team personnel and adherence to emergency exposure guidelines in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.C.4 Demonstrate exposure control capabilities for onsite corrective action teams.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.C.5 Demonstrate the capability to assure that emergency response teams entering the radiologically controlled area enter and exit access control effectively and i
efficiently.
X.D.
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITX Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.D.1 Demonstrate proper monitoring and tracking of radiation exposure for emergency responders.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.D.2 Demonstrate consideration of emergency exposure extensions and adherence to emergency exposure guidelines for offsite monitoring team personnel in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion X.D.3 Demonstrate the ability to control exposure for offsite monitoring teams dispatched from the EOF through the proper issuance of dosimetry, protective
- clothing, respiratory protection and radiation monitoring.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room, TSC, OSC and EOF will all demonstrate the ability to control exposure for emergency response / monitoring teams dispatched from their respective facilities through the proper issuance of appropriate dosimetry, protective clothing, respiratory protection and/or radiation monitoring.
2.
The use of dosimetry, protective clothing, respiratory protection and radiation monitoring will be fully implemented onsite(except facepieces will not be donned with airpacks).
No respirators or PCs will be used offsite.
3.
Demonstration of consideration of emergency exposure extensions for emergency team personnel will be performed if required by the scenario.
4.
To demonstrate the ability of emergency response teams entering the radiologically controlled area to enter and exit access control effectively and efficiently, teams will complete paperwork as required by procedures.
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The Control Room, TSC, OSC and EOF will all demonstrate the methods and resources for distributing dosimetry to emergency workers and for monitoring and tracking radiation exposures for those workers, j
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The OSC will be responsible for demonstrating the ability to maintain radiation exposures of in plant personnel as j
low as reasonably achievable.
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Actual logs will be kept to record radiation exposure of E
all emergency response personnel.
The TSC will complete issuing _ paperwork only, the~OSC will track radiation exposures as provided by the scerario.
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OBJECTIVE XI: MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPORT PROVISIONS WILL EXIST TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR PLANT WORKERS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PERSONNEL INJURED OR AFFECTED BY AN EMERGENCY EVENT.
XI.A. CONTROL ROOM:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XI.A.1 Demonstrate the ability to respond to an emergency involving a contaminated injured person, to perform first aid and to expedite the transport of the person to the designated offsite hospital.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XI.A.2 Demonstrate the ability to monitor the status of a contaminated injured person, to provide assistance to medical responders and to make required notifications as per the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
I XI.B. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
l Exercise Evaluation Criterion XI.B.1 Demonstrate the ability to respond to an emergency involving a contaminated injured person, to perform first aid and to expedite the transport of the person to the designated offsite hospital.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XI.B.2 Demonstrate the ability to monitor the status of a contaminated injured person, to provide assistance to medical responders and to make required notifications as per the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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XI.C. OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XI.C.1 Demonstrate the ability to respond to an emergency involving a contaminated injured person, to perform first aid and to expedite the transport of the person to the designated offsite hospital.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XI.C.2 Demonstrate the ability to monitor the status of a contaminated injured person, to provide assistance to medical responders and to make required notifications as per the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
IX.D. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.1 Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Action Recommendations and to implement them for emergency and non-emergency organization personnel, visitors, contractors, construction personnel and others as appropriate in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.2 Demonstrate the ability to formulate appropriate Protective Action Recommendations and to communicate them to offsite officials in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
i E::orcise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.3 Demonstrate that key personnel act in a coordinated and cooperative manner, both within the EOF and among the emergency response facilities, relative to the declaration of Emergency Action Levels and making protective action recommendation.
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Exercise Evaluation Criterion'IX.D.4
. Demonstrate the ability to control access to offsite
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CPSES emergency facilities (EOF, News Center) in
-J accordance with the Emergency Plan and Procedures.
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Demonstrate the ability to determine the need for use of
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Demonstrate the record keeping of radiation exposure and use-of dosimetry and thyroid blocking. agents-for emergency workers under EOF jurisdiction and
'in accordance with Emergency. Plan and Procedures.
Ex'ercise Evaluation Criterion IX.D.7 Demonstrate the ability to perform radiological surveys to verify habitability in the EOF and that EOF exposure sto radiation -is kept as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
To demonstrate the ability to respond to.an emergency involving at least one contaminated injured person, to perform first aid and to expedite the transport of the person to the designated offsite hospital, the following process will be used:
a.
Responder will have complete Red Cross First Aid level training.
b.
Offsite ambulance personnel will move the victim to the ambulance and to the hospital c.
Appropriate radiological controls will be demonstrated as required by the scenario E
d.
Radiological data will be available to controllers 2.
Notifications will actually be made to the hospital.
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To demonstrate the ability to monitor the status of a contaminated injured person, to provide assistance to medical responders and to make required notifications as per the Emergency Plan and Procedures, the following process will be used.
a.
Controller messages will be available if players contact the hospital to request patient status information b.
Players will be required to contact the control cell to simulate notification of patients family 4.
The OSC will be involved in responding to a contaminated i
injured person and the TSC,OSC and EOF will each be i
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RECOVERY AND REENTRY PLANNING i
THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION WILL BE DEACTIVATED AND THE RECOVERY ORGANIZATION ACTIVATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE j
EMERGENCY PLAN AND PROCEDURES.
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l Exercise Evaluation Criterion XII.A.1 Demonstrate the ability to determine when conditions exist to deactivate the emergency organization and to activate the recovery organization in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
XII.B. TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XII.B.1 Demonstrate the ability to determine when conditions exist to deactivate the emergency organization and to activate the recovery organization in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
XII.C. EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY:
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XII.C.1 y
Demonstrate the ability to determine when conditions exist to deactivate the emergency organization and to activate the recovery organization in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
Exercise Evaluation Criterion XII.C.2 Demonstrate the ability to coordinate decisions with
- Federal, State and Local agencies which concern the close-out of an emergency and the establishment of a recovery organization.
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XII.D. NEWS CENTER Exercise Evaluation Criterion XII.D.1 1
Demonstrate the ability to continue to provide news releases and media briefings during recovery.
TU EXTENT OF PLAY INFORMATION 1.
The Control Room, TSC and EOF will all be involved in demonstrating the ability to determine if conditions-exist to deactivate the emergency organization and to activate the recovery organization in accordance with Emergency Plan and Procedures.
2.
The establishment of a recovery organization will be simulated by the consideration of recovery requirements, ability to coordinate the decisions with Federal, State and Local agencies, and initiation of recovery planning.
by a planning group, led by the Recovery Manager.
This activity will commence immediately after the decision is l
made to initiate recovery planning diven by.
3.
At the end og the first day of the exercise, a press release and briefing will be performed to address ingestion pathway public information concerns.
4.
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