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Grt . . - 00 Chi. - . .:C: 219 - NIAT HANDBOOK acencies bv calline in responding to a nuclear incident.This Handbo ng i The or, during the Massachusetts State-Police at (6171 566-4500, x237- Team is alerted at (617) 727-9710. duty hours, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health will be through the Official activation Massachusetts and coordination Decartment of Public'of the Team Health NUCt. EAR REGULATORY COMMISSION f , w 3.ot DR. DEBORAH PROTHROW-STITH,'M.D. D :ket No. 50 - M-ei Official Exh. No. 5~9 In the mtter of PVEU' S E IC V E r^ O'~ ' A Commissioner of Public Health S::f! - IDENTIFIED 2 3634 Apan:ct / RECEIVED C 6 D $ In:creenor REJECTED REV. OCTOBER 1987 C:,nrg Off's
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Ple3.2:cfj253 1 NIAT MANDBOOtt Table of Contents Saetion. Paca Introduction............................................ ,,tr y-A nne n d i x - A ' ., Communications . . . . . . .Brochure
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't IA* HAND 9OOK aaencies in'rescondina to aincident. nucientThis Handbook cr The Team is alerted hv or, calline durino the dutyMassachusetts hours, State Police at (617) 566-4500,~x237
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- . DR. DEBORAH PROTHROW-STITH, M.D. '
Commissioner of Public Health l REV. OCTOBER 1987 l t I m__.______________ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..
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3_' '2 h r II. {' TR*RODUC? ION n The Nuclear . Incident: Advisor' viTeam- (NI AT) isLthe action arm.of y>
. Department of Public. Health concerned with radiation orotection.
NIAT was~develooed in the early 1960's by the Massachuse tts Department of Public Health in cocoeration with the Massachusetts Commission .on Atomic Enercy, Department of Public Safety, Decartment of Labor'and' Industries, and the New Encland. Chapter of the Health Physics Society. The Team consists of members (Demartment of Public Health emplovees) and consultina exoerts in the various fields associated with.radioac-
- tive materials and are drawn from private, state and federal institu-tions, and industry. NIAT is ccmoosed of fourteen pninciple members and 32 advisors / consultants.
Agencies cooperating with NIAT are: the Massachusetts Civil Defense Acenev the Massachusetts Decartment of Environmental, Quality Engineering. the Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture-the Massachusetts Decartment of Labor and Industries;
'the Massachusetts Department of Dublic Safety; the United States Army (Fort Devens); l the United ' States Coast Guard ;
the' United States Decartment of Energy;
. the United States Environmental Protection Acencv; the United States Food and 'Druc Administration; the United States Nuclear Reculatory Commission; and, j the New England Radiological Health Comcact. '
The New Encland Radiological Health Compact ensures that there is a reciprocal, mutual radiation assistance crogram between the six New I Enaland states. This Handbook and its appencicies provide a workina i document which identifies: personnel (NIAT members, consultants from 3
. cooperating agencies); the location of field ecuipment; accessibility to a statewide communications system; guidelines for responding to an incident; ,
protective action guides for a general incident; and, seoarate .sppendicies for each nuclear power plant. REV. JANUARY 1886 i p
[s P293 : 5.. Of i 253 0+ III. PURPOSE. The curnese. of NIA? is to provide! the- means 'of assessing; theects ef f 1 iof a nuclear . incident and activating" the implementation 'of ective. - prot actions. AUTHORITY
.Section SB,. Chapter'111, General Laws.
SCOPE General incidents are handled as they develoo'by NIAT. Specific
. installations. havina cuantities and types of radioactive materials
. which mav,~under' accident conditions, safety pose a threat to the health and of' the general public have their own -inhouse emeroency plans which are submitted to 'the Department of Public Health.
In the' case
.of. nuclear oower plants, the Departmant has specific'. response olans-for each . plant which are integrated with those of . loca'1, stin te and
-federal acencies and~the utility.
The Department's plans are found in the ' state 's Comprehensive Emergenev Response Plan (CERP) , developed bv-the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency and the Office of Emeroe ncy i
. Preparedness, and are in the section titled, " Radiological Emercancy Rer.conse Plan (RERP) ". This document
__ is cart of that plan. 1 COMMUNICATIONS General , Police and Fire departments of each of- the 351 communities within ! i Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency, and the Massachusetts State Police have 24-hour access to NIAT. This is detailed in Appendix A, onge Al. REV. JULY 1985 l = _ _ _ _ - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --
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;Cornunications1 procedures'have heen established between'ench operating reactor- in or near. the borders of Massachusetts and the
. Massachusetts Dupartment of Public Health.- They are detailed inJ the emercenev? plans of each reactor.
NIAT RESPONSE The philosophy adopted herein is to establish general guidelines for - you - to follow and to have vou relv on your ceneral- experience to best-handle the civen situation. Your responsibility is to assess a-gi' ten situation, -_ consult with the Decartment of Public Health, then-make recommendations to the local' authorities as to what actions s'hould be taken. RESPONSE GUIDELINES - NIAT MEMBERS General As a~NIAT member, your response to a radiation esercenev will be
. guided by your professional judgement. Your responsibility is to have done whatever 'is' necessary to protect' the general public from accidental' exposure to ionizina radiation.
Assistance is available to vouL from the sources listed in the appendicies. Site Soecific State regulations require that the person having administrative I and/or responsible control over one or more radioactive sources or machines which may emit ionizine radiation make an evaluation of his installation's nuclent incident potential and establish an emergency I REV JULY 1985 f 1
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1 plan.. T.6 the event.cf a nuclear, incident, the Department of Public J. t Heal 5h shall'be notified. NIAT will'rescond if necessary. In the case of nuclatr power reactors, soecific emergenev ' resoonse plans are s incorocrated into the Radiological' Emergency-Resconse Plan (RERP) .- 1 L Your response to a radiation incident at a nuclear power clant should result in ' accomplishing this general sequence of events. l' 1. Confirmation that a radiation emergency'does indeed exist. 2. Notification to appropriate' response individuals and acencies identified in the CERP. 3. Evaluation of the radiation hazard. 4. Comparison of the radiation hazard against protective action cuides as detailed in the CERP. 5. Recommendation of appropriate and timely protective actions as detailed in the CERP.
- 6. I Performance of radiation surveys to confirm that ambient radiation levels are low enough to permit re-entry of the
_z general public. Assistance is available to you from the sources listed in the CEPP . The following describes how the Radiation Control Procram (RCP) is structured to respond to a nuclear power plant accident. It describes in sequence, following the notification of an accident, the stens each individual has to take to put the RCP in position to effectively respond to the situation. REV. JULY 1985 l l'
P:ga 8 cf 253 p VI. In order - for DPH .to ef fectivel:' assess the effects of a nu accident and make proper recommendations of appropriate orotective actions to the Massachusetts Civil Defense Acencv, the Decartment it is'necessarv for to establi3h control posts at three separate locations: one'at'the utility Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) (ll t ' another at Mt Headquarters in Framingham; and the third at the MDPH office at 150 Premont Street. At The EOF -
.At-least one senior person from the. Radiation Control procram
' Radiation Control Procram Director or his desionee) will ne sent to the EOF to represent the Decartment.-
His primary responsibility at the EOF will be to assess the effects of the accident and make re dations of sopropriate protective actions to his counterpart at the MCDA Headquarters in'Framingham. This initial decision wi-il be based on plant process parameters and the recommendations of the. utilit r. He will supolement the utility's monitoring teams with State's resour-ces. He will be responsible for coordinating field measurements and samole oathering by all State and Federal agencies. He will work in concert with the NIAT coordinators in Framingham and Boston. s At MCDA Framinoham Emercenev Ocerations Center (EOC) The control of the accident at the State level will be implemented from MCDA Headquarters at Framingham by the MCDA. All recommen-dations concerning protective actions will come to the Commissioner of Public Health (or his desionee) fr.om the NIAT coordinator at the EOF. The Commissioner (or his designee) will relay the recommended protective actions to the CD Director who will then implement the REV. JULY 1985 1 I _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ I
L P;ga:9~of 253 r p 4 'VII. protective: actions.-~Further responsibilities'of the Commissioner of Public Hemith -(or his designee) include 'erovision of. hospital, medi - cal, and. ambulance.information. He will'be responsible for coor-dinating' State'.and Federal-agency resources to' supplement f the environ-
. mental monitoring.at the reactor site based on requests by;the NIAT
. coordinates'at the EOF.
Oniv the ' Commissioner'r of Public. Health (NO his desionee) may authorize.the administration of' potassium 1 iodide as; a thyroid.blockina ' gent a for emeroency workers. In the unlikely. event that a DPH individual is not atithe EOC, at the NIAT coordinator the EOF .can relav khe recommended protective -actions toethCD Director. At DPR, Boston - The DPH person at Boston will ba responsible for coordinating the Department's response with'that of Framingham and. the utility .He - will activate NIAT and New Encland Radiological Nealth Compact on- pe nel and orovide OPE backup and relief personnel to Framincham and th EOF.
- (1) Each utility is required to have an EOF. The EOF is operated by the licensee for continued evaluation and coor-dination of licensee activities related to an emergency having or potentially having environmental consequences. Overall management of utility resources shall be managed from thia facility.
The EOF has space to accomodate representatives > from Federal, State and local governments. REv. JULY 1985
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RESPONSE GUID ANCE'- NTAT ADVISORS AND CONSULTAN General-
- As a- NIAT advisor or consultant, you may be called upon to respond to 'a nuclear incident.-
Your' responsibilities are limited to advising s local and/or state civil authorities as to the actual or potential dangers from the particular source involved in the incident. You will not'be called Eupon to direct entire NIAT responses. - If any. assistance is ' needed, call the Boston office. The situation should be handled - according to your professional-judoement. - The followinc checklist is sugaested.
- 1. If you are notified by the Boston office, proceed to the inci-dent.
2. If you areLnotified by anvene except the Boston office:
- a. Immediate1v notify the Boston office. ,, .
Working hours: Boston office - (617) 727-9710 727-6214 Anytime: Mass. State Police - (617) 566-4500, x237 b. Identify the call as a radiation emergenev.
- c. Identify yourself and your location.
- d. Leave phone number where you can be reached.
- 3. Maintain log of events.
- 4. Notify licenste or his designee.
5._ Survey area. I
- 6. Identify sources and/or contaminants.
- 7. Isolate area.
B. Notify Boston office of situation. REV. JULY 19 8 5
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emergency situation, you will be advised bv' a NIAT member as to the situation. Your' function is to augment the NIAT members' response to that incident. Communications Communications with principal NIAT personnel at the Massachusetts-Department of Public Health is vital durinc.all inciden.s to insure and facilitate correct response and to arrance for prompt public
.information vis the Department's public information office. You are encouraced to communicate all facts and pertinent information to principal' NIAT personnel (usually at the Boston office) BEFORE makinc statements to media personnel.
Sublic information remains the responsibility of the Department. To communicate with'the Massachusetts Department of Public Health during radiation incidents use the following toll free number: 1-800-632-8030 (Control #3160) . Should there be any pr ublem using this tell free number then call NIAT directiv at: _c (617) 727-9710. During non-business hours and on weekends use the Communications Brochure (Pages Al and A2) to contact NIA? personnel. Identification Cards - All NIAT members shall be issued identification cards. You are encouraced to carry this card and to display it when rescondine to REV. JULY 1085
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Every attemot is being'made: , to_make the acronym-"NIAT" known to.lsw enforcement and other public 9-assistance personnel in the Commonwealth.- g -g % 9 REV. JULY 1985 L_________-_-_---------------------- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - --
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i AP8ENDIX A COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSET'S DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC EEALTH 150 TREMON? STREET 30STON, MASSACHUSE?*5 02111-
"MIAT" COMMUNICATIONS MROCHURE For Use of Nuclear Incident Advisory Teca
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' A-1 Table of Contents A-2 Emercenev telechene Numbers for Recottina Nuclear !ncidents to A-1 the Nuclear Incident Adviserv
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Masssetusetts Geoartrent of Dublic Mealth A-4/5 Nuclear :neident Adytserv *eam - Advisors / A-K-8a Consultants Health to the Deeartment of Public Contact names, addresses and telechone numbers of NTAP and cooperative acencies A-In/ll neerations Room Directorv
"A-12-74 NIA* all Numbers A-25 STIAT :ncident Report Form A-2K 1 PEU. SE*PEMMER 18R8 I
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AD'FTSORY *EAM (NIA*) WeekdavF - 8: 45 a.m. to E 00 p.m. massachusetts Department of Public Health (6 17) 727-9710 Nichts. Weekendt and poli davs massachusetts Ftate Dolice ro os toni 24 uour C verace (c 17 ) SKE-Aton x237, 2 ?n , 23o (ask for Desk Fargent) This beeeer lis t contacting MIAT. is to Rober be vaused lliseyby the Massachuse tts State Police for 1-AOD-802w0061 Robert Wetkins 1-800-802-0497 Georae Sw1ble 1-800-502-008 1
'homas Matthews 1-800-502-8888 Bill Rell 1-800-502-0394
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wr . n. ua l)1sev (Wincheste r) (A171 727-4710 (617) 7 20- 57 2P 727-621A w r . G.
. Fw1ble 'Maldent (6171 727-9710 (A17) 3B'~77E4 727- A 211 vr. W. Pell (Greenfield) (413) 58K-7525 (413) 77?-785B Mr . o. watkins (Auburn) (6171 727 0710 (61' ) 832-3378 727-6214 Mr. *. O'ronnell (Worc este r) (E17) 727-9710 (A17) 754-6A7A 727-6214 vr. A. Savastano (Ashland) (K17) 727-0710 (6 17) B81-40E8 727-6214 w
.r. J. Larottiglia (Raucus)
(617) 727-9710 !A17) 233-2257 "127-6214 Mr. G. Darker rRrook lin e) (617) 7 27-2A A0 (6171 734-1186 n er. JAMt1ADY 1887
P293-16 of 253 p r' A-4 NUCLEAR INCIDEN'r ADVISORY TEAM MEMBERS MASSACHUSETTS DEPALTMENT OF.PUBLIC. HEALTH
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NIAT 1 Robert Hallisev Radiation Control.Procram 2 Summit Avanue 150 Boston, MA 02111 Tremont Street Winchester, MA 01890 (617) 727-6214 (617) 729-5728 NIAT 2 Georee Swihle Radiation control Progran 86 Madlev Street y 150 Boston, MA Tremont Street Malden, MA 02148 02111 (617) 387-7768
.itIAT.3 (6171 727-6214 William Bell Deut. of-Public Health 266 Chapman Street Western Recional Office Greenfield, MA Radiation Control Proa. (413) 773-7858 23 Service Center Northamoton, MA 01060 (413) 586-7525 NIAT 4 Robert Watkins Radiation Control Proccam 232 Oxford Street 150 Ttement Street Auburn, MA 01501 Boston, MA 02111 (617) 727-6214 (617) 832-3378 NIAT 5 Thomas O'Connell --same--
11 Dunba: Street Worcester, MA 01603 (617) 754-6624 NIAT 6 John Fontana --same-- 15 Sleeper Street, 4202 Boston, MA f617) 482-4257 NIAT 7 John LaCortiolia --same-- 15 Kennedv Drive saucus, MA 01906 (617) 233-2257 REV. APRIL 1997 L___________________________._________ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ._____.______________________________________________m
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\-5 NUCLEAR INCIDENT ADVISORY TEAM MEMBERS MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF.PUBLIC HEALTH NAME t, NIAT - i' BUSINESS ADDRESS, HOME ADDRESS, AREA CODE & TEL. A AREA CODE & TEL. E NIAT 8 _ _ _
Radiation Control Program 435 Trafton Road Lauri Hill' 150 Tremont Street Boston, MA Sorinefield, MA 02111 01108 (6171 727-6214 (413) 733-7762 NIAT 9 Aanetino Savastano Radiation Control Procram 46 Stacecoac% Dri'it 150 Tremont Streat Ashland, .A " Boston, "A 02111 01721 f6171 727-4214 f6171 981-4058 NIAT 10 Gerald Parker M.D.P.H. - 10th Floor 12 Lowell Road 150 Trement Street Brookline, MA Boston, MA 02111 02146: (6171 727-7099 (A17) 734-1196 NIAT 11 .. - Al remoroni M'. 0. P . H . - 7th Floor 8 Villace Lene 150 Trement Street Soston, MA 02111 Sitnaham, MA 02041 (617) 727-2660 (617) 749-0214 NIAT 12 Thomas Matthews Radiation Control. Procram ' 46 Harverd Street 150 Tremont Street Medford, MA Bnston, MA 02111 f617) 727-6214 (617) 396-0755 NIAT 13 Thomas Coul.ombe Radiation Control Procram 341 Winthree Street 150 Tremont Street Taunten, MA 02780 Boston, %A 02111 (617) 727-6214 (617) 823-6071 REV. MARCH 1988
V i P ga 18<of.-253 A-- NUCLEAR INCIDENT ADVISORY TEAM ADVISORS / CONSULTANTS TO THE DEPARTMENT O E NAME BUSINESS ADDRESS, HOME' ADDRESS, AREA CODE & TEL. A AREA CODE ~& ?!L. A Adams, L. Richard Mass..Dect. of Labor 32 Curtis Raad
& Industries Canton, HA. 02021 1001 Watertown Street W. (617)B28-1380 Newton, MA 02165 (617) 727-3984
-A) lard, David T.G.M. Detectors 160' Bear Hill Road 1353 Pawtucket Blvd.
waltham, MA 02154-1075 Unit #22-(A17) 890-2090 -Lowell, SA- 01854
- t 6171 453-4005 Anderton, P.a u !
Redicnal Env. Encineer D t;,n ,t. RFD e2- 22 Wintar St. S. 2 $$cion vidaiencro, MA' 02346 Laksville Hoscital 1617) 947-0218 Lakevill), MA_ 02346 (617) 727-1440, x680 947-1231, x680 ' Bakanauskas, Joseeh U. Mass. Medical Center 10 Barrows Court 55 Lake Avenue North Norton, MA 02766 e Worcester, WA= 01605 (6171 856-3208 (617) 285-3494 3 arbour, Donald A. Nuclear Metals, Inc. 2229 Main-Street 39 Washincton Drive Concord, MA Sudbury, MA 01776 01742 (417) 443-9044 (617) 369-5410 art.280 Bedrosian, Paul U.S . EPA, ' Waste Ma t. Div. IHSM) Rms 701-709 2 Lancaster Place Andover, MA 01810 150 Causeway Street Boston, MA 02114 (617) 475-2668 (617) 223-1915 3ennert, Xerrv E.I. DuPont de Numours & 23 Hall Ave.
& Co. Inc. Nashua, NH 03060 Medical Products Dept.
131 Treblo Cove Rd. Billerica, MA 01862 Bolten, Murrav Mass. Inst, of Tech. 76 County Road 77 Massachusetts Ave. Ioswich, MA 01938 Room 20C-207 Cambridae, MA 02139 (617) 356-3825 (6171 253-2180 REV. MARCH 1988 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____________________________j
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- AREA CODE & TEL. A-Bowmar., Christine Boston Edison Comoany Main Street 25 Braintree Hill Of. Pk.- Dunstable,:MA 01827 Braintree. MA 02184 (617) 649-9206 (617) 848-8934
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. Burns, Georce University of Lowell Radiation Lab. 17 Bear Hill Road Billerica, MA 1 University Ave. 01821 !
Lowell, MA 01852 (617) 667-4084 i 452-5000 Ext. 2740 Chabot, Georce University of Lowell Radiation Lab. 2 Euclev Park East N. Readine, MA 1 University Ave. 01964 i Lowell, MA (6171 664-5167 ! 01854-(617) 452-5000, x2736 , Dumas, Dennis '! New England Nuclear-3 Oban drive 331 Treble Cove Rd. Hudson, NH 03051 N. Billerica, MA 01862 i (617) 671-8669 (603) 882-7856 l Eldredoe, 3ruce Pilarim Nuclear Pr. Sta. 20 Scott Drive RFD #1 Rocky Hill Rd. Plymouth, MA 02360 ! Plvmouth, MA 02360 i (617) 746-7900 (617) 224-2317 French, Clavton University of Lowall 18 Sue Ann Dr. i One University Ave. Dracut, MA ! Lowell, MA 01854 01826 i (617) 957-4209 (617) 452-5000 ext. 2737 i
.. (617) 459-2670 i Gaeta, Neil Health and Safety Assoc. 35 Grove Street 35 Grove Street Medford, MA 02155 i
Medford, MA 02155 i (617) 488-7081 (617) 488-7081 4 Galanek, Mitchell Mass. Inst. of Tech. 98 Columbia Circle i Room 20C-207 P tvmouth, MA j 77 Mass. Avenue 02360' l Cambridae, MA 02139 (617) 746-8074 : (617) 253-2180 ! 1 REV. MARCH 1988 4 l 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ ~-~
j .- Pag 3'20'of 253 !~ NUCLEAR. INCIDENT ADVISORY TEAM A-E ADVISORS / CONSULTANTS TO THE DEPART . NAME BUSINESS ADDRESS, AREA CCDE & TEL. & HOME ADDRESS, AREA t' ODE & TEL. A Gallachar, Robert-Dent. Envir. Morrill N414 Health &Ctr.- Science Saf. P.O.-Mox 297 University of Mass. Wendell, MA- 01379 Amherst, MA 01003 (617). 544-6748 (413 ) . 545-2682 Heav, William Boston Edison Companv 25 Braintree Hill Off. Pk. P1vmouth,_MA57 Jarekar Braintree,-MA 02360 Circ 3 02184 (6171 849-8938 (617) 888-5118 Johnson, Robert Harvar+ Univarsity Env. Health & Safetv 31 Chioman Road 46 Oxford Street No. 9evar)v, MA 01915 Cambridae, MA 02138 (617) 922-9014 Maraian, Edward Mass. Inst. of Technolocy 30 Klasson Lane 138 Albany Street Cambridae, MA Weymouth, MA 02188 02139 (617)'253-4203 (617) 337-9602 253-4292 ,, .. Keene, Byron U.S. EPA (ATS-2311) JFK Federal Buildine 3 Cottaae Avanue Boston, MA Winchester, MA 01840 02203 (617) 223-4845 (617) 729-8356 Killian, Charles New Enaland Nuclear 549 Albany Street 79 St. Georen Street Duxbury, MA Boston, MA 02118 02332 (617) 482-9595 (617) 934-6042
-~ Lorenzen, William A.
Nuclear Metals, Inc. 2229 Main Street 20-3 Whitman Road Concord, MA Waltham, MA 02154 01742 (617) 369-5410 ext. 387 f617) 894-5839 MacDonald, James Seabrook Station P.O. Box 300 17 Soruce Street Seabrook, NH 03874 Hudson, NH 03051 (603) 474-9521 * (603) 889-0865 Masse, Francis M.I.T., Bates Linac P.O. Box 95 10 Harbor Heichts Middleton, MA 01949 P. O. Box 100 Gloucester, MA 01930 (617) 245-6600/253-2180 283-4888 (617) 281-2436/283-4888 f24 hour oaaina servicel REV. MARCH 1988
P2g3 21 of 253 NUCLEAR INCIDENT ADVISORY TEAM A-ADVISORS / CONSULTANTS TO THE DEPARTME NAME BUSINESS ADDRESS, AREA CODE & TEL. e HOME ADDRESS, AREA CODE & TEL. A Mvunachul, Jo Radiological Science University of Lowell P.O. Box 1048, 156 Mai Lowell, MA 01854 S. Lancaster, MA 0156 (617) 452-5000 Ext. 2738 (617) 365-2273 0'Donnell, David Yankee Atomic Elec. Co. 16 Deerfield Streat Star Route Rowe, MA 01367 Easthamoton, MA 01027 (413) 625-6140 Ext. 369 (413) 527-5281 Ostrer, Jeff Suite 419 420 9evisten Street 145 Genecetown Rd. Boston, MA 02116 P.O. Box 153 Boxford, VA 01921 (617) 256-2207 Robinson, John (617)'887-9663 Yankee Atomic Elec. Co. 71 Pond Road 1671 Worcester Road Duxbury, MA Framincham, MA 01701 02332 (617) 872-8100 (617) 934-5820 Skrable, Kenneth University of Lowell one Univer.sity Avenue 6 Rutbellen Road Lowell, MA Chelmsford', MA 01924 01854 (617) 453-1045 (617) 256-8282 Smith, Leonard New Encland Nuclear 331 Treble Cove Road 25 Pussell Street Bill. erica, MA 01862 Carlisle, MA 01741 f617) 671-8234 (6171 369-0922 Sowdon, Thomas Boston Edison Companv 130 Court Road 25 3raintree Hill Pk. Braintree, MA 02184 Winthree, MA 02152 (617) 846-1669 (617) 849-8929 Stefan, Robert Boston Edison Companv 945 Lonc Pond Road PilcrimHill Rocky Nuclear Road Power Sta. P1vmouth, MA 02360 1 Plymouth, MA (617) 888-4277 [. 02360 (617) 746-7900 Ext. 8254 Tocci, James i Env. Health & Safetv 330 Old Enfield Road Univ. of Mass. Belchertown, MA Morrill Amherst, MA Science Blac. (413) 323-5087 { 01003 l f413) 545-2682 . REV. MARCH 1988 h -m______.___ -__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ________m_ _ _.m._ ____-m_ _ . _
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Paga 23 of 253 1 A-10 CONTACT NAMES, ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE . NUMBERS OF NIAT AND. COOPERATING AGENCIES Acenev Contact Tel. No. Tel. No. - Nichts Weekends & Roliday-U.S. Decartment Lof Enerav
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Brookhaven Area Office, Brook-haven. New York Envir:nrental 3vron Keene
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617-565-3234 617-729-8356 Radiation Branch (Winchesteel Boston, MA EPA Reaional Jovce Feldman-Office 212-264-4418 (201) 548-08730 New York -- FDA Recional Office Ronald Bernacki 212-965-5052 516-167-3543 New York Civil Defence
-Preparedness 617-2;3-6230 617-897-9381 Acenev
- Maynard, MA M.D.C. Police Adm. Plannina Boston, MA 617-727-5220 617-727-5220 617-727-5224 617-727-5224 617-523-1212 617-523-1212 Boston Police Decartment 617-247-4911 617-247-4911 Boston, MA REV. MARCH 1988 a-- - - - _ . -- ..,A.-- -- - - - . - - , , . -- - - - _ _ - - , - - - - - - - - - , - - - _ , . - - - - - - . _ _ - -.-----.,--a------_-,,----__---__a - _ - , - _ - - - - , - - -
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weekends & Holidays Boston-Fire-617-247-4911' 617-247-4911- -
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Massachusetts. General Hospital 617-726-2000- 617-726-2000.
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.NIAT 5 - T. O'Connell NIAT 11 - A..Comoroni NIAT 6 - J. Fontana NIAT 12 - T. Matthews NIAT 7 - J. LaCortiolia NIAT 13 - T. Coulombe s Call Civil Defense Radio Room 123-212 857-1381 Ask t5em to contact NIAT # .
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-OR-Call Mass. State Police - 566-4500, x237. . Tell them you wish to contact NIAT.'
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.B-2 APPENDIX B Table of Contents Title Pace Number Title Pace B-1 Table of Contents B-2 NIAT Cacibilities P-3 & a NIAT Emercency Response Personnel Canibilities B-4/7 NIAT Vehicles & Ecuiement B-4 Offsite Monitorine Team Kit - Inventerv BJ10 Incestion' Pathway Sameling Kit - Inven tory B-11 Radiation Evaluation Ecui= ment /DPR Jamaica Plain Lah: B-12/13 Lab Analysis Capability /DDR Jamaica-Plain Lab B-14 Civil Defense Radio Network B-15 CD Radio Network Procedures / Protocol B-15/19 1 CD Radio Network General Information M-19 ---a-______ _ . _ - _- _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ . - _ _ . _ 5
I Pag 3 42 ' of 253 9-3 NIAT CAPAMILI*IES There are fourteen crimarv NIAT members available to respond to a nuclear incident. In addition, 32 advisors / consultants are on call to assist or join crimarv NIAT members in formino NIAT resconse teams. A i listing of all NIAT members, along with primarv areas of respon-sibilitv ' is included in Table 9-1. L 1.
*bere are currentiv eleven state owned sedans which may he uti-
. liz ed for MIAT resconse. These vehicles are . listed on 'able 9-2, alone with the crimarv NI AT team member assigned to each vehicle and l the available radiation monitoring and communications eouiement. Additional radiation monitorina ecuiement is available for use in cerformino specialized field monitorina activities in resconse to an accident at a nuclear power facilitv. This eculpment is centained as pre-arranced field monitoring kits, which are st.bdi'rided into two l cateceries as follows:
- 1) Offsite Monitoring Team Kit
- 2) Ingestion Pathway Sampling Kit Offsite monitoring Team Kits contain the ecuipment and material required for plume tracking and sampling activities, as well as da ta gatherino forms.
The inventerv of offsite monitoring kits is shown as
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Three complete offsite field monitorina kits are maintained at Seabrook 's EOF. APRIL 1888
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P2g3 47 of 253 Table B-7 B-8 NIAT VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT This members, table summarizes names of Department ecuiement. their transportation, communication, andof Public Health NIAT radiation monitorino Communications Member's call Symbol Name State Auto Dept. Radios Rec. No. in Cars NIAT 1 R. Hallisey NIAT 2 1390 CD NIAT'3 G. Swible 810 CD B. Bell 5668 NIAT 4 9. Watkins CD NIAT 5 1493 CD NIAT 6 T. O'Conrell 5825 CD NIAT 7 J. Fontana 1433 CD NIAT S J. LaCortfolia 1561- CD L. Hill 5829 NIAT 9 CD NIAT 10 G. Savastano 1499 CD NIAT 11 G. Parker 6570 CD, FED NIAT 12 A. Comoroni 5823 T. Matthews None NIAT 13 None None T. Coulombe None None All NIAT aloha, members heta and cammahave Ludlum survev instruments capable of measurinc' adiation. air samoler with batter'v clios andIn addition, thev have a cortsh1.e isolation and contamination. a NIAT kit containino materials for (See Paces B-15 throuah B-19 fnr Radio Communication Procedures) s REV. MARCH 1988
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3-9 Incestion Pathway Samplino Kits contain equipment required for oatherina of envi ronmental - samoles which will be. analvre
,tive contamination caused.by deposition of' radiohetive' materials' ftra an airborne'clume.. An inventerv of an Incestion Pathway Samnlina Kit is included in' Table B-4. All orincipal NIAT members will1have 1
incestion pathway samplina kits in their ' NIAT vehicles. The otimary location for laboratory analysis of radiolnoical camoles. is the DPH Jamaics Plair Laboratory . The radiation evaluation
'eauionent in this facility is listed in Table'B-5. 7he laboratorv analysis capability of this facility is shown in Table B-6. 9ackun laboratories available for samole analvsis include' the University of Lowell Radiation Lab, Yankee Labs.in Framingham, and those labora-tories 1.isted in the NE Radiological Health' Compact T
included as
. Attachment I of this handbook.
APRIL 1987
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. TABLE B-3 OFF- 9ITE MONI*ORING *EAM RIT - IT7EM*nRY 1.. 11 Box D-Cell Batteries
- 2. 1. Box-Soare Fuses
- 3. 1 Box-Examination Gloves
- 4. 100 Foot of Radia tion Rope C.- 2 Rolls of Masking Tape
- 6. 1 Eberline'E-140 Portable Count Rate Meter-
- 7. 2 Eberline HP-210L Shielded Drobes and Holder
- 8. 2 BMC Cables- (Scares)
- 9. 2 9 oxes of Particulate Filters in. 1 OC ca ble Air . camolers
- 11. 25 Silver teolite Cartridees
- 12. 3 Spare Air Saroling Heads
- 17. 25 Samole Tim Lock 9aos
- 14. 25 Glassine Envelones
- 15. 1 Bex of Smears 16 .~
1 Eberline R02-A-Ion-chamber
- 17. 2 Check Sources (CS-137 - CL-36)
- 18. 1 Stoo watch
- 19. 1 Tape Measure .
- 20. 1 Tweesers
- 21. 1 Desimeter Charcer ,, ,,
Additional Ecuimment: (available as needed)
- 1. 25 Sairs of Plastic Shoe Covers
- 2. 3 Pairs of 9ects 3t Dosimetrv 4
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- 3. 1 Grass Shears 4 1-20 foot Roce
- 5. 1 Roll of Tace
- 6. 1 Box of Discosable Gloves
- i. 2 Permanent .uarkers
- 8. 40 Adhesive Labels.
- 9. 20 Larce Plastic Bacs
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- 10. 70 Medium Zic-Lock Bags
- 11. 10 cubitainers with Lids (4 liter)
- 12. 1 Sameling Bucket 13 . - 2 Plastic Funnt.s 1
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CIVIL DEFENSE RADIO NETWORK B-15 l d The communication system used bv Pase sta tions (and their attendan t remote - units)the .MCDA is the CD radio the area. headquarters and 'other kev ' coints, mobile located at'install units each of e d in i many _ system. sta te-owned vehicles,. and. hand-held two-way sets comprise: the As a general rule, base stations are canable.of communicating to all - points ticuouswithin areas.either geographic " area" and .to coints within all con - Mobile units ~ are caoable of communicating to the nearest base station
. range cacability may of thisand to allisother system highlyunits within close rance. The held sets are used onlycause wide communication caos betweenRand- even ne ooints is minimal. in those cases where the distance between
?recuenev 1 (Fl) vs. Frecuencv 2 (F2)
Genera olace, lly, F1 is the frecuency i.e., on which most. CD communications take used in more local work situations.those communications between F2 isarea h both F1 and F2 frequencies. Some area-headquarters monitor tor . to know wha t However, it is ' not oossible for the moni-by the sneaker. frequency he/she is receiving unless. it is identified of Worcester County,NIAT communications are always done on F2 when east and F1 when within Worcester County and west.. NIAT Use of CD Radio Network The CD with automobiles Radios. used in the Radiation ' Control Drocra m are ecuioned-The 150 Tremont Street office buildina ~is eouicoed with a base station linked to 2 remote units in the crocram office
*he base sta tion at 150 Tremnnt Street can transmit ces on F2 oniv. and receive messa-receivina on F1 and F2, alternately.All mobile units are canable of transmitti tiaucus the PNPS headquarters EO F. mav be contacted as well as the base station atFrom Control") The 150 *remont Street base station (called "MIAT 30 miles outside Poston.has been tested to communicate with m orocedure may have to be used.When lonaer ranges are recuired, a relav Oniv communications directiv concerned with NIAT activities frequencies, both F1 andand/or F2. radiation matters are oermitted on th The procedures used in other frequencies are below.
#ROCEDURES/ PRO W OL Activatine the NIAT Control Base Sta tion Each work day the CD base station located at 150 Tremont Street, 4oston, is put on line by a live announcement. From this time until the hase station is officially closed by NIAT Control is activated and exoected to respond to all com-another live announcem munications directed to it.
nEV. APRIL 1*R6
g , ,_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ - - - - - - _ - - - __ _ ___ _ _ , - _ . - - . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t ~ h I P;g3 55 of 253 MORNING PROCEDURE A? 150 '"REMONT F*REE* B-16 h 1. Lift the office receiver from/ the transmitter remote 4 in either the Director's office or the end unit. 2. Squeeze the bar on the hand-held unit (a red light.will.apoear on the stationary cart of the set) and transmit the following mes-sace: militarv"NIAT time). CONTROL - KNAQ869 - ON THE' AIR AT . (indicate time in 3. Release the bar on the hand-held unit (red light will co out) and return the set to its cradle. 4 Note the time and date on the loc and initial the loc. r7EMING 9RorEOnRE At 15 0 aMEMOM"' F*e.EEm
- 1. Lift the endthe office receiver frem/ transmitter the remote in unit. either the Director's of fice or 2.
Scueeze the stationary se t) bar on the hand-held unit (red licht will accear on-and transmit the followinc message: "NIAT CONTROL KNAQ860 - OFF T AIR AT (indicate time in militarv. time) ." 3. Release the bar on the hand-held unit (red light will co out) and
. return the set to its cradle.
- 4.
Note the time and date on the log and initial the loc. ' CCMMf"7! CATIONS ' BETWEEN 150 TREMON"' S*REE? (NIAT COM"'ROL ) AN STA?! CMS MONI?CRING F2 WI"'HIN RANGE The remote units at F2. 150 Tremont Street monitor all communications on Whenever the hand-held receiver / transmitter microchene unit is lif ted from its cradle, the sneaker in the stationarv unit is deac-tivated. Transmissions may be heard only threuch the speaker in the hand-held SQUEE7E messaces, unit much like that of a har the cressure commercial on the hand-held telechene. unit.To "'PANSMIT to RECEIVE
~messaces, RELEASE the cressure bar immediately. When the set is returned tivated.
to its cradle the speaker in the stationary unit is reac-1. Alwavs identify yourself as "NIAT CONTROL" when transmitting from 150 "'remont Street.
- 2. m ecin your transmissions this wav:
a. Say, reach.
"NIAT CONTROL" to name of receiver you are tryino to
- b. If the carty resconds continue your message.
c. At the end of your communication close with "NIAT CONTROL CLEAR". nEv. AUGits* 188 5 _- _ - -_ - n - - - --
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- d. E-17 If you are unsuccessful in cainine a resconse af ter 2.
attempts sav, " NEGATIVE RESPONSE, NIAT CONTROL CLEAR." Attempt your communication aoain when vou think appropriate.
- 3. When vou hear a recuest for "!!IAT CONTROL", _tofrescond:
- a. Say, "*HIS IS NIA* CONTROL. 'WHAT'IS YOUR MESSAGE (Callers
-radio name)?
- b. After your communication is complete close with, "NIA*
-CON"ROL CLEAR".
CCMMUN! RATIO *19 FFOM NIAT CON *ROL PO 9ASE STA?!ONS NO* MONITORING F2 AND 9 BASE FTATIONS 00* OF RANGE A!JO *O MOBILE f7NI?S T? At/ELIMG 15: WORCESTER OR WES? OF WORCESTER COUNTY Since NIAT CON *ROL'cannot send messaces on ?1, messages must he relaved thrcuch MCDA Headquarters in Framincham:
- 1. Sav, "'!IAT FCNTROL "O MCDA HEADQUARTERS, FPAMINGHAM".
- 2. MCDA will rescend in kind.
- 3. Say, "PLEASE TRANSMIT THE POLLOWING MESSAGE ON F1 TO (name the party you wish to reach and remind them vou are on F2) .
- 4. Read your messace (keeoinc it to a minimum).
- 5. *:DA' may recent your message for verification. ** '
- 6. After vou have verified it MCDA will transmit your messace and return the response to vou on F2.
7 Af ter receivinc the response thank MCDA for assistinc and close with, "NIAT CONTROL CLEAR". COMMUNICA*!ONS F90M MOMILE UNIPS IN WORCESTER COUNTY AND WESP OF WOPPESTEP cOUN*Y TO NIAT CONTROL OP TO MOBILE UNI *S EAS* OF WORCISTER COUN*Y: l
- 1. F1.
- 2. Request assistance from the nearest MCDA area headquarters by saving, (vour radio name) TO AREA (appropriate 4) HEADQUAR'ERS.
- 3. MCDA will respond in kind.
- 4. -Say, "PLEASE TRANSMIT THE FULLOWING MESSAGE ON F2 TO (name the party you wish to reach) :". Remind them you are on F1.
- 5. Read you messace (keeping it to a minimum).
A. MCDA may repeat you message for verification. REV. AUGUST 1985 i
w ;g - - = - - - I Paga 57'of;253 Y I 7 . .. 9-19 ! Af ter. vouresponse.to relay;the have verifiediit you MCDA on.F1. will transmit vour messace. and S.
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.with,'"(your radio the resoonse, name): CLEAR".thank.MCDA for assisiino.and elose COMMUNICA?!ONS
' CCUNTY 3ETNEEN MIA" CONTROt/ AND MOBILE UNT*S ' EAS* OF WORCES*E Typically, communications in this case are made directly. LIn situations when one'carty cannot reach the other follow this proce-dure : -
1.: On F2'sav, Ifdentify vour radio name) TO (nearest Area Headquarter? tame).
- 2. *he Area ht,o62uarters will resoond in kind.
3 '. . E.tolain vour situation, sav you are on F2, and recuest ' them to transmit vour messace for vou. - 4. g The area headquarters will relav your transmissions and responses back to vou.
- 5. Always close with, "(vour radio name) CLEAR".
C? MUM!cA* IONS ME* WEEN MO9TLE U?f!*S WRNT EAST G7 WORCES*ER COU?"Y g 1. Use F2. in this area.
- 2. Communicate directiv when in_ range.
.3. If out of rance, relav messaaes by recuestinc assistance from the l
nearest area MCDA headquarters or from NIAT CCNTROL as in orevious section. I \' COMMr.'NIFA*!ONS nFTWEEM MO*TLE UMTPS MREN IN WORCESTOP COUN"Y OR WEST OF WORCES*ER COUN*Y
~ 1. Use Fl.
NOTE: When travellac from ease. to west you should switch automa-tically from F2 to F1 when you enter the western 3/5 of the sta te . Reverse the procedure when traveling west.
- 2. Communicate directly when in range.
- 3. If out of tange, relav messaces by reauestina assistance from the nearest Area MCDA Readcuarters.
COMMUNICATIONS BE* WEEN NIAT CONTROL AND PILGRIM MUCLEAR DOWER SPA *!OM Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station (PNPS) has a CD base station installed at the EOF. When the EOF is activated during drills and actual emergencies, direct communications between 150 Tremont Street and the EOF are oossible. RE4 AUGUST 198 5 l l L__- = _ - _ _ _ _ _ - -
P;g3 58 of 253 p i B-lo PNPS has been.given the radio name of "Pilcrim Station". PNPS' To' reach EOF frem 150 Tremont Street, sav, "NIAP CONTROL TO DILGRIM S*ATION". COMMUNICATIONS BETNEEN "?ILGRIM F*ATION" AND NIAP MOBILE UNI *S Directofecmmunications most betweenzone the emergency planning Pilcrim areStation and mobile units within consible. If_tecocraphy or distance interupts communication use MCDA Area vour messages. Use F2 unless told to chance frequencies.2 Headquarters to relay GENERAL INFORMAP!ON When using CD radio ecuiement:
- 1. Eceak slewly and cleariv.
- 2. :f you bec=me confused durine a transmission or need time to cen-sider data tell the carty to, "SPAND SY".
- 1. Alwavs keep messaces brief and succinct.
A. Test mobile eculement weekly by transmitting to NI AT CONTROL. the following procedure: Use a. On F2 sav, (vour radio name) TO NIAP CONTPOL .FOR A RADIO CHECK".
- b. NIAT CONTROL will reply with, "THIS IS NIAT CONTROL. WRAT IS YOUR LOCA* ION (callers radio name) ?"
- c. Identify vour location.
- d. NIAT CONTROL will conclude by sta ting "NIAT CONTROL CLEAR".
- 5. If communication from a mobile unit is impaired, attempt to find a
_ hicher elevation.
- 6. Theoretically, the createst range of a mobile unit is in the for-ward direction of the automobile. Therefore, point the vehicle in the general direction of the communicating party when oractical to do so.
7. The normal Friday, 8:00 oceratino AM to 4: 00 hours PM. of CD Headquarters are Monday through B. The normal ocerating hours of NIAT. CONTROL are Monday throuch Fridav, 7:45 AM to 5:00 PM. Onening and closing crocedures are croperly done at these times, respectively. REV. AUGUST 168 5
i C-1 i i i NIAT HANDBOOK APPENDIX C EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANS FOR NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS S ___m___...___----- ----^-----
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PITLE PAGE NUMMER
- 1. Purpose C-3 2.. Criteria for Accident Categories C-3
- 3. Notification Procedures C-3
- 4. DPH Accident Response C-4 5.
Protective Action Guides: C-4
- a. emercency workers exoosure control C-4 b.
' airborne. radioactive material C-4 c.
foodstuffs and water C-4 d. areas and equioment for public use C-5
- e. re-entry of contamination areas C-5
'4 Protective Actions C-5 ~
7 Accident Assessment C-6 8. Coordination Among Participating Organizations C-4
- 9. Implementation of Emergency Measures C-7
- 10. Termination of Emercency C-7
- 11. Reporting Requirements C-7
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- 12. References C-8
- 13. Table-1 C-9/10
- 14. Table-l.2 C-11
- 15. Table-2 C-12
- 16. Table-2.1 C-13
- 17. Table-3 C-14 e
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The ourcose of this 'accendix is . to' assure .that . the- followine !:7 Lemercency elanningL objectives are, achieved: u Establi'sh ' eriteria for accident cateceries, notification pro-
-cedures, protective action guides and crotective actions for each-category of' accident;
~ Eff=ctive coordination of. emeroency activities amena' all orcaniza-
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tions havineJa.resconse role: Provide for offsite accident assessment of actual.or cotential consequences; and,
. Effective implementation of of fsite and onsite' emergency measures.
- 2. Criteria for Accident cateeories Accidents at nuclear power, plants are broken down into five cate-
.gories: .
- Personnel emercancv*
~- Notification of unusual event
- Alert
- Site Area emergency General emergenev (1) (9) (10)
These accident cateocries are based on Federal Guidelines provided in NUPEG-0654/ FEMA-REP 1, REV1, APPENDIX 1 (2) .
- 3. Notification Notification procedures are detailed in the State's comprehensive Emergency Response Plan (3) and the NIAT Randbook (11). In the event of a personnel emergency, the utility calls the Department
'Th.is classification is soecific to BEco Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station REv. AUGUST 1985
f PIga.62 of 253 C-4 of Public' Health (DPH) bv phone. The declaration of notification of unusual event, alert site or ceneral emercency by the utilitv-watch encineer-shall recuire the immediate notification to the
. Massachusetts DPR in Boston, Massachusetts. The notification shall be made through the Massachusetts State Police. The notifi-cation'shall clearly identify the catecory.of the incident declared.
s 4 Incident Reseense he Decartment of Public health shall receive notice of anv per-sonnel emergency or unusual event. In the event of an alert, site area or ceneral exercency at a uti-lity (11), the Massachusetts Deoartment of Public Health assumes the role of lead responding State Agencv. The Department and the utility shall assess the effects of the accident; ' determine what protective actions are necessary, and make appeceriate recommen-dations to the Massachusetts Civil Defense AGenev. Thereafter, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health shall determine when to terminate the emercency.
- 5. Protective Action Guides Protective Action Guides (PAG's) are the numerical projected doses which act as triqqer points to initiate protective action.
Protective Actions are those actions which shall be taken bv state and local authorities followina a nuclear incident that are intended to minimize the radiation exposure of the general public resulting from such incidents,
- a. Emeroency workers exposure control PAG's for limiting emercenev workers exposure to airborne radioactive materials are summarized in tables 2.1 and 2.2. (4)
Pega 63 of 253
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b.- C-5 PAG's for limiting public exposure to air 5cene- radioactive materials are summarized in tables 2.1 and 2.2. c. PAG's for limiting public exposure from contaminated foodstuffs (5) are summarized here. l.- Preventa tive PAG: A preventative DAG establishes a level at which respon-sible officials should take protective action to orevent or reduce the concentration of ' radioactivity in food. or animal feed.
. This preventative PAG is 1.5 rem projected dose commit-ment to the thyroid or 0.5 rem crojected dose commit-ment to the whole body, bone marrow, or any other orcan.
- 2. Emercency PAG:
An emergencv PAG establishes a level at which respon-sible officials should isolate food containina 'radioac-tivity to orevent its introduction into commerce, and at which the responsible officials must determine whether condemnation or other disposition an accropriate. This emergency PAG is 1.5 rem projected dose committment to the thyroid or 5 rem projected dose committment to the whole body, hone marrow, or any other orcan. d. Guidelines for residual surface contamination levels prior to release for unrestricted use are summarized in table I. (4) e.
- l. When the radiation level or radioactivity concentration is below Massachusetts RPG Table 3 (7), re-entry by the ceneral public shall be permitted.
t A higher limit may be allowed for limited re-entry of selected individuals on a case basis. REV. AUGUST 1985 l-I
s P g3 64 of>253-C-6 6.
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e rotective Actions A crotective -acticn is an action taken to avoid or reduce the oro . jected dose-when the benefits derived frem'such action are suf-ficient to offset any undesirable features of the erotective action. r Protective actions, as recommended hv the Department, will be implemented hv-local and staff officials having responsibility in' f the area of concern. olume excesure crotecti* e actions U) are: 1. alert of cublic to alert, site or ceneral emercenev;
- 2. limited access to vicinity of reactor ;
- 3. shelter; 4 cvacuation. -
Ingestion oathway excesure protective actions (5) ,08) are:
- 1. -
control of access to contaminated feeds; a
.2.
decontamination of certain foodstuffs; 3. diversion and storace of foodstuffs or animrl feed to allow decav of shert half-life radionuclides; and, 4. destruction of contaminated foods. i E7 Accident Assessment Accident assessment is the crocess os assessina the severity of a reactor accident as well as its offsite consequences. Accident assessment activities are accomplished by the utility and the state simultaneously. State accident assessment activities include measuring radiation levels and airborne concentrations, making offsite dose projections and comcaring this data with field i I measurements,and providing prottetive action recommendations to j Retr. JANUARY 198A
e F P g3 65 of 253 i C-7 the Massachusetts Civil Defense Acency (MCDA) based on both the utility'and sta te assessment of offsite radiological consequences. ! I Throuch its system process monitors and the EAL concent the watch engineer declares the appropriate class of emercencv. He has available to him meteorolecical data, process system data, actual release rates and is in the best oosition to oroject the cuan-tities and duration of impendino releases. All of this infor-mation shall 5e available to the Decartment's Nuclear Incident Adviserv Team (NIAT) cersonnel at. the utility's emercency ocera-tion facility (EOF). The Department will utilize this information and sucolement the utility's monitoring efforts as necessarv. All field radiological data will be transmitted to and evaluated at the ECT. DPH and the utility will assess the effects of the ' radio'nuclide concentrations received and translate them to actual and cro-jected doses. Determination of PA's frem this data will be bv Decartment and utility personnel a t the EOF. These reccmmen-dations will be radioed in to MCDA Headquarters in Framincham.
- 8. Coordination Amonc earticioatine Acencias Arrangements and formal acreements between anticipated par-ticipants responding to a nuclear oower clant accident are incorporated into the CERP (3).
State and local acencies are coordinated through the MCDA. Federal agencies are coordinated with the MCDA through FEMA. Durinc an emercency the FEMA representatives at the EOF shall be . the liaison eerson between the State and Federal governments. The RE'7. AUGUST 1985 { ____________-__A
PCga 66 cf 253 j 1 C-8 i
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New Enoland Interstate Radiation Assistance Plan (12) describes in ! detail the mechanisms for obtainine assistance from the New { England states.
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All radiological measurements recuired to de'cermine crotective actions 'shall be coordinated from the EOF and all PA's shall be transmitted to the MCDA Headquarters in Framincham.
- 9. Implementation of Emereenev Measures The chvsical implementation of emercency measures becins and ends at the local level. *his plan assures that the crecer responsible officials have a timelv and continuous flow of accurate infor-mation and guidance ueon which to base their rescense cueration.
- 10. Termination of Emereenev The Mr.ssachusetts Department of Public Health shall determine when the emergenev is terminated.
- 11. Reecrtino Recttirements After the termination of the accident, the utility is recuired to submit to the MDPH ccpies of all reports submitted to the Nuclear Regulator'r Commission certainino to the accident. Submission of such repo':ts to MDPH shall be coincident with submission to the NRC.
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P;ga 67 of 253 C-9 APDENDIX C REFERENFES 1. 90ston Edison Company, Nuclear Operations Department, Pilgrim Categories and Associated' Emergency Action Levels. 2. NUREG-0654/ FEMA-REP-1 REV 1, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants, November 1980 . 3. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Civil Defense Agency and Office oE Emergency Preparedness, Comprehensive Emergency Warning and Communications. Response Plan,
'Amo. 3, Section 2 3
EPA-520/1-75-001, Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective June 1980). Actions for Nuclear Incidents Seotember 1975 (Revised 5. Federal Register, Dec. 15, 1978 (43 FR 58790), Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Food and Drug Administration: AccidentalIodide Potassium Radioactive Contamination as a Thvroid-Blockina of in Agent Human and Animal Fe a Radiation Emergencv.
- 6. .. -
United States Nuclear Reculatory Commission, Division of Fuel ~ Cycle and Material Safety, Washington, D.C. 20555 November 1976: Guidelines for Decontamination of Facilities and Eculpment to Release for Unrestricted Use or Termination, of Licenses Prior Svproduct, for Source or Special Nuclear Material. 7 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Health, Rules and Regulations to Control the Radiation Hazards of Radioactive Materials and of Machines Which Emit Ionizing Radiation, Section 5B, Chapter 111, General Laws. August 1962. 9. Federal Radiation Council: of Radiation Protection Standards, ReportBackground Material for the Developm
#5, July 1964.
9. Yankee Nuclear Power Station Esercency Plan (Jan. 4, 1980) Section 4.0, Emergency conditions.
- 10. Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station Emeroency Plan.
- 11. NIAT Handbook, Response Guidelines, NIAT Members, May 1981.
- 12. The New1980.
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PCg3 73 Cf 253 'I D-1 APPENDIX D NIA* IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES e e O w _ _ _ - _ _ _ - . _ - _- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 2
P293 74'cf'253 3-2 Page 1 of 2 Section D 1.- pace number Nuclear Facility Coerator
- 2. D-1 Notification of Accident
- 3. D-3 Verification
- 4. D Implementation Procedures
'D-3 Original Coordinator
- 5. D-d DPH Coordinator at Utility
- 6. D-9 Discussion 7 0-5 DPH Coordinator at Framincham
- 8. D-6 Discussion
- 9. D-6 Alternate Travel Procedures During Adverse Weather
- 10. D-6a Office Secretaries **
- 11. 'D-7 Checklist
- 12. 0-7 Civil Air Patrol 0-7
- 13. Dluma Tracking 14 D-8 Deolovment to PNPS Time for NIAT Members D-9
' 15.
Geolovment to YRNPS Time for NIAT Members i
- 16. D-10
! Deployment Time for NIA? Members to VY
- 17. D-ll Deployment Time for NIAT Members to Seabrook
- 18. D-12 off-site radiological monitoring &
l Environmental Sameling
- 19. D-13 Radiation Emeraency Team Coordinator D-14 REV. MAY 1986
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Pcg3.75 of 253 D-2a Pace.2 of 2 Section D Paca number 20.
'Off-Site Monitorina/Samolina Teams D-16
- 21. Samelina. Analysis Personnel D-22
- 22. . Communicator D-23 23.'
Form 0-1/Off-Site Monitorina/Sampline Team Briefino Form D-24/D-25 24. Form D-2/Of f-S'ite Monitorine/Samol19e Team Predeolovment Chacklist 0-26/D-27
- 25. Form D-3/Off-Sl.a w onitotino/Samoline Data Record
'D-28/D 25.-
Form D-4/Emeroency Environmental Samolino D-30 27. Off-Site Monitoring Team Kit - Inventory D-31
- 28. NPS Incident work aheets D-32
- 29. Coordinator's Checklist
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D-37 30. DPH TLD Retrieval Procedures for DPH D-45 31. Environmental Radiation Monitorina Network Stations D-54 32. PAG for Emeroencv Workers 0-64
- 33. Samole Data Form D-A D-68 REV. SEPTEMBER 1987
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. i b pig 3 76'of 253, 7
i i DPN ' Nuclear ' Erercencv ' Implementa tion Procedures D-3 Nuclear Facility Ooerster LNuclear; facility operators have the'respo accident assessment. nsibility for initial' ' L tective actions will- be based en reactor systems statuRecomm promotiv s and will'come' comefrem priorthe to utility to CD and DPR bvi chone. L will any releases. This notification teorological status;of conditions, release rates, results plant 1 conditions. of rapid Eicrome surveys and. available from the National Weather Service.Macrometeorological data will be Isopleths will be chosen hased upon release rates centration of radiciodines, or radio noble gases or direct measurements. actual camsacen-Dose oro3ection will be used to- select the erecer PA's.. DPH interfaces between the _ utility De fense~ Acencv. to interoret the accident andand the' Massachusetts its consequences and. C make cies. recommendations of protective actions to local and state CD a
- cen-To accomplish costs at local and -state levels. this, it is necessary for DPR to have command Notification of Accident RERP).to The Massachusetts detailed-notify in Section 2 of the State - Police Radiological (MSP) Response Emercencv willcalltheMb
- Plan it of an accident at a nuclear power plant .
situation exists atThe DPH Derson who receives the at ancall from the accident for that accident until relieved of this responsibility nuclear bv the olant is Radiation Control Program Director or his desianee . Verification
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exis Call ts. the utility involved and verify that an accident condition Af ter obtainino all pertinent information concerning the incident, your first response is to contact the senior NIAT member . NIAT member contacted.Your second response is to follow the instruction Implementation Procedures - Oriainal Coordinator Follow the instructions of the senior NIAT member . He will-indi-cate the utility. person to be sent to the Emercenev Ooerations Facility at the Framingham.Another DPR Derson will be designated to be sent to MCDA Moth the DPR coordinator at the utility and at MCDA should as thev arrive be instructed at their respective to establish communication with locations. the i REV. FEPTEMBER last {
i P;ga 77 of 253 l i D-4 Again, soecific instructions are tailored by the senior NIAT eer-son in charce. followine way: As a general cuide, you should proceed in the
-If atatoffice,
-If have secretaries do some of the notifications. l home, have one NIAT person alert others on NIAT according te your recommendations; vou oroceed with this check list.
-Call commissioner of Public Health and appraise him of the situation.
MCDA Framingham.Recommend that = Public Information Officer be sent to
-Call MCDA at Framincham and alert them of emercency situation.
-Call NIAT members and put them on alert.
-As appropriate Emergency durina Manacement vour initial contact with the Federal Acencv (FEMA),. be sure that you exclain to them that their state liaison person is to be sent to MCDA Headquarters, 400 Wdecester. Road, Framincham, Massachusetts.
-Contact NRC and get information from t5em on their evaluation of the accident.
-contact the Radiation Assistance orogram (RAP) and ask for Environmental
-Contact vonitorina assistance.
E?A and FDA and appraise them of the accident situation. As senior ,secole become available they will take over the respon-sibility discatched forNIAT the. coeration eeocle toofthe various utilitycommand oosts. After you have and to Framincham, your next major effort will be to get senior pecole into these three locations. When a responsibility will assume senior DPH person is available at the Poston office, he directed. for its coeration. You assist him as DPH Coordinator at Utility
- 1. Before leavino for utility, call the Mass. State Police at 966-4500, x237 and ask for courtesy of the read. Give them:
Departure point: Destination: Routes taken: License Plate 5: Description of-Car: Obtain officer 's Name s Once on vour way to a utility, contact the McDA via car radio. ; This will be your communications link with the DPH coordinator and State Emercencyand local CDFacility Onsite oeople until vou get to the pnene at the (EOF). 2. When at the utilitv, contact the person in charce, cet a desk and chone assioned to vou in the operations room.
- 3. Call the coordinator who sent you. Leave chone # vou are usina.
4
'ske over as DPP coordinator of incident at local level.
5. Establish liaison with local CD representative at EOF. REv. SEPTEMBER 108C
pig 3 7B cf 253 D-5
- 6. Keep state coordinators recommendations you makeat Framincham and Boston and the progress informed of all of incident.
7. When assist the them senior pecole from DPH arrive, brief them and precare to as directed. 8. Continue to keep Framincham aporaised of the crocress of the acci-dent situation until there is no more need for erotective actions. 9. Notifv Moston and Framincham when the clant is secured. The DPH verified cerson that an who sends accident exists.vouYour tc the utilitv EOF has alreadv responsibility at the EOF is dinator to Boston.to relav information available from the utility's EOF emercency 'co brinc them up to date and assistWhen senior DPH ceccle arrive at the EOF, veu will them as thev direct. i Fenior McM Reeresenta ti re at EOF 1. Upon arrival at the EOF, contact the DPH Coordinator or the uti-lity carsen in charce and obtain a briefine of the situation. 2. Direct the performance of dose projections and the comparison of results with the results of utility'-s projections. 3. Verify dose projections with field monitorina results. '
- 4. Conduct independent accident assessment.
5. Evaluate protective action recommendations from.the utility and determine the DPH orotective action recommendation. 4 Coordinate and crotective action relay recommendations recommendations with other EPT States to Framingham. 7 Determine if any additional resources includine NEPHP, Federal
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or other state acency assistance is recuired and recuest aid thruch Framincham. [ B. Determina are required. if incestion pathway monitorine or crotective actions 9. Periodically determine total population dese. Discussion The senior DPH corson, ucon his arrival at the EOF, will car-ticioate based ucen withplant utilityconditions. and NRC cersonnel in assassine the accident mine what State assistance is As offsite releases necessary to track occur the he and, plume will deter-later, where samples are to be gathered. Atmospheric dispersion 'and source REV. JANUARY 1986
POg3 79 of 253 D-6 term data dinate will be disclayed
.the response of State at the EOF hv the utility. He isito coor-environmental surveillance data. and. later Federal, acencies in-obtainina coocera tive effort . between State The accident
, utility, assessment and Federal' will.he a acencies.
Fewever, the recommendation of crotective actions based ucon crotec-tive DPH. action cuides, as defined in the RERP is the resconsibil'ity of As this information Framinoham or Poston. . develoos, communicate your needs to either Need for . NIAT corsonnel and the. resources 'of the New England Radiolacical Health compact should be handled throuch Boston. Assistance from other State acencies (i.e., Food & Agriculture, requested from Marine Fisheries) or from Federal acencies should be Framinoham. OPu coordinator at Framineham 1. Before leavinc x237,-and ask for Framincham, call Mass. State Police at 566-4500 for cou'rtesv.of the road. Give them: Departure.pcint: Routes taken: License plate A: Description of Car: Obtain Officer't Name 2. When at Framincham, contact person in charger get a desk. and phone assioned to vou in the ocerations room.
- 3.
Call coordinator who sent vou and leave vour telephone number.
- 4. Contact the senior NIAT member at the utility and receive instruc-tions.
Diseession The and CD. DPR coordinator at Framingham is the liaison between the DPR na ting Ris function is to relay and intercret information origi-from the DPH coordinator at the utility for CD. His primarv objectives are to coordin gte the efforts of all Federal, state, and out-of-state agencient at the utilitvr to insuretothat assess the incident with the DPH coordinator procer protective actions (pas) are takent and to supoly personnel and looistic support. In addition, the Framinoham coordinator resoonds to sampline and radiation monitoring reauests from the DPN person at the utility. He is to translate quan-tities and concentrations into lanounce that is comprehensible and meaningful to CD. The coordinator should request additional help from 150 Tremont Street as needed. RDT. JANUARY 1986
P g3 80 of 253 D-Ka Alternate Travel Drocedures Durine Adverse Weather Durine may adverse weather conditions prompt response to radiological emergencies be severelv impaired. Durino extreme weather situations in cases where promet NIA" resconse is recuired, an alter-nate means of travel does exist. Precedures.
- 1. If a senior NIA* member-indicates that vou should he transported to a location via State Police helicooter, telechene the State Police at. 566-4500 x237. Advise them of your orders.
- 2. There are two locations where vou may rendezvous with the heliscoter:
A. BOSTON - The Massachusetts Rehabilitation Center.
- 3. BEDFORD - Hansecm Field.
1. Indicate where vou would like to be picked up and vour'destina-tion. Agree on a rendezvous time and specific location.
- 4. Notify cersonnel at vour destination that you will be arrivine via State Police heliconter.
- 5. When you arrive at your destination " report to the NIAT member in enarce, per his instructions.
m., REV. SEPTEMBER 1985 I
P;ga 81 of 253. D-7 Office.Secretartas in erocrass, vour firstWhen vou are notified ' hv the 0PH coordinator th . ceeen them.- Uti ity, FD, resconsibilitv is to assistat an accident is cYou will' be swamned l with chone calls as thereases, accident o once. No information is to be civen to the ceneral public . r' news oNIA media --~ 727- 0 3A 9. minimum time refer these If mossible. anyone. calls tries to tie you to uo, the hangPublic uo. - Information O Keem calls to the Se orepared to work overtime. secretarial backuo. Arrangements will be made for If oossible, keen record of all cermaine calls . . CEEEI.I'
- l. Assist DDW
- 1. In emarcene"
- 1tua tion , coordinator as he directs.
distance calls. use aU '.ines except 9710 for lons
.- 3. c eraen all calls:
a.
- b. General information end oress calls referred to Public Information All DPR, Of ficer a t 7?7-n049.
c6ordina tor .NIAT, CD, Utilitv end Federal. acency calls ao to c.
- a. Nuisance calls - hana up,
- 5.
- kink about workinc overtime You at vour have vour own emercencv c.
desk. Use them. communications numbers an( orecedures Civil Air Patrol Air transportation esta511sh that available around transportation is in oroner is available. NIA' resconse, assistance from the Mass. Fivil Air Patrol (FAP) The Mass. Civil Air Patrol maintains th e use of 8 Air Force olanes and cAn 20 orivatelv-owned small aircraf t. small ortvate air fie.1ds.eersonnel throuahout the common NIA* may use CAP for the followine activities:
- 1. transportation of vita t i
- 4. emercancv cersonnel and eculpment.
3.
'ransoorte tton of environmental samoles. f
*o atd in oluma dents. trackinc durloc nuclear oower reactor inci- !
l for alume trackino is available from Calibra tion Fac111tv a t Fort Devens. the&McDA aintenance REV. DEFEMPPR long 4
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P;g3 82 of 253 0-8 Drocedures
' Air Prans,oneta gon 1.
To obtain transportation assistance from CAP
'A17) a61-3575 and identifv vourself.
telechone CAP at 2. Ask tation tofor sneak NIAT. to the Liaison Officer, who can arrance air transoor- ! 1
~destination Have availableand information nature of concernino materials to location be of orlain and transported eculoment,'samoles, etc.). foersonnel, 4
Arrance used. withwill
*5ev thetell Liaison Of ficer the most suitable airmorts to be vou which activities, atroorts may he used for various
- c. e n late the arrangements made to all earties invelved and throuch. follow Arv del.avs or snaos which develoo should be rel.aved l tmmediatelv to the CAP headquarters since on1v thev are ecutcoed to communicate directiv with their oilots at the crement ' time.
Plume "rackino If the senior NI A* oerson in charee recuest5 olume trackina assistance 772-112? or from the PAP, first notify Mr. ?rancas Weacle 'at (4171 875-1381. Civil used in o'.ume trackino is maintained at Fort Devens. Defense 1. Establish the avaliability of the ecuipment.
- 1. 're r i fy that personnel the ecutoment f rom the MCDA are capable of transoortino to f airoort name).
3. Obtain a time estimate for eouiement deliverv to (airoort namen . 4
' Use the AIR TRANSPORTATION procedures above to arrance for an aircraft /ecuAoment rendezvous.
- 5. a c ll Mr. Francis Weacle acain to conclete arrangements for transportation of the eautoment to the airmort and for instella-tion of the eculement on the olane.
K. Detailed from the EOF. information concernino the area to be surveyed wi13 come 7 I A NIAT and netson will have to rendezvous with the aircraf t to ocarste read the radtation detection eculoment. Air-to-cround com-munication is coasthie oniv via radio hetween airoorts and aircraft. and aircort A telechone link must be established between the EOF if real time clume trackine data is recuired. RDr. Oc*ORF.R 10PA
Pag 3 83 of 253 - D-9 U.S.DE1 ~I.M_SE QI,,A,* WRf,,3,E,3,3*c ~ The Department of cublic Health, Radiation Contro l P rogram main office this. .located in moston approximately 40 miles north from PNPS in P1.yncu noston One express route exists between the power station and
. Interstate Poute 93 through Massachusetts State Poute ' 3. Of the eleven principal NIA* members four live north of Boston five' live: ,
west of Poston, one lives south, and one member liven within the city nn3y two N74P members living west of moston are more than one'and one . half hours to Plymouth during normal traffic. The deplovment times. 1.isted hel.ow are estimates based on travel exoerience t o and ' from **** from various eastern locationsarea. Massachusetts and on established traffic patterns in7 the oeolovment
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. -. strive within hourly is stated ra ngin esterms
. of numbers of NIAT r. embers who would advisors and consultants are also available and would suoplemen Principal MIA* members if necessary.
WOppJ,,"ygg EE._"_'_2RE_* E "WN,,h{Ly_,gD, ,hM,Q hour cf incident ver2 fication."hree FIA* members would ar arrive within two hours. "hree additional NTAT members would 3 i MORNING P355t FOURe ag'twwM 7:00 AM AND 9:44 A!d additiona)
*hree NIAT members would arrive at ?MPS within two Three hours.
members would arrive within three hours. E(N,p,g,gg,ggg,ne3g*,h3LQ,a,gd,,{gy DM this time hv automobile is unlikely.Racid transporta tion to Plymouth uvAm It is impracticable to excoct . l alreadvmembers to arrive south of the moston at PNPe area. within two hours un?ess one or j t
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UB1TMGS, WMKEWnR, ROLIDAYS i
*wo MIAT members would arrive within one hour MIAT members would arrive within two and one-half hours, four additiona? ,
time.other NIAT members could be called in la te r , Defense*ransoorta Acency tion via heliconte r is available throuch the C'ivilif necessa ry , a t a and Massachusetts Cta te Police, if necessarv . R EF . DECEMBEP 1988
_m - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ ~ Pcga 84'of 253-D-10' DE*LOYMEN" "TME 'rOR' NIAT MEM*ERS TO YRNPS L
"he Denartment of Dublic Health, Radiatio Powe. n Control Procram main office?he is DOMlocated in Roston Western Rectonal Of ficeaise ' loc accroximatelv t d 112inmiles in Northampton, amoroximatelv members is sta 50 tedmiles in from' Rowe.
within bourly rances. terms of numbers of NIATDeolovment tines L for prin members who would arrive-ar.e also available and. would sucolementAdditional orincloal necessarv. ants the initial NIA* members if OEDTW'F* "IMES ta O R F U O U R.c m e
- w r E n g r .te; AM and 1 3n uM One NIAT one bour.
within 24 hours. Phree NIAT members would arrive from thmember w four hours. Three r.,dditional NIAT members would e Bostonarrive office-within
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MORNING PUS 5f MOUPS RETWEEN ~1:AND 8: 45 AM 00 AF _ area.One NIAT member would arrive within ik hours from tre three to f One additional member would arrive within two hours . Petween ive additional NIA* members would arrive within four hou . Y,MNG,pR_EEES_,4P,7,_",6]N,,h}0 PM anj,8@_D[1 ,
- acid transportation to Rowe from the m y time bv automobile is unlikelv. oston office durina this It is imoracticaf2e to exeect NIA*
members are already west to of arrive at YRNPS the Poston area. within two hours un1.ess o EVPNINGS, ifEEKENOF, POLIDAYS area.One An additiona NIAT member l. would arrive within one hour from the area. NIA* member would arrive within 7 hodes. ?hree additional members would arrive within three hours from Defensa Acenev and Massachusetts ifState necessarv. Police,"ransoort i RETT. DErrMPER l#RK
v ; PIga.85 of 253' ( D-ll DEPLOYMEN'" PIME FOR NT AT w Ep osty p T o try the Decartment of Dubl.ic Health . of fice.1s Vt. The DPH amoreximatelu 1.ccated Western in Roston Recional Office amoroximatelv is located in 100.ernon, Northampton. miles 50 miles from vernon, Vt. . Deolovment times for erin-would arrive within houriv rances.cipal; NIAT members membersis stated who Additional crincinal FIAP members, NIAT necessarv.. are also availabl.e and would sunniement the initial MIA? - oEw.om== Iw.es 5m. *_El9EBE2E'M_at'1 _ ____ AM atf 1 tit "" one One hour. NIA* Three member NIAP would arrive from the Northamnton n of within 7k hours. members Three additional NIAP would arrive f rom - the Roston of fice four hours. members would arrive within. M IEE RUS*t,ROQRSJ E g J QQ,AM AND A: 4*
. . AM area.one NIA'" member would arrive within ik bours from the f three toOne five aciditional additional NTAP member would arrive vit. kin two hours. *etween members would arrive within four hours.
E_@.3.EG,R_QSR,20ERS RE,,,PWEEN 1:}Q,DM AFD ,4LlQ,#3 time bv eutomnb tle is unlikelv.Ranid transportation to Vernon froms the It is impractical to expect NIAP mem-4ers alreadvtovmst arrive of theatRoston VY within area. two hours unless one or oore m M I,g g gg _ q, q qqt ,go,,JjJ,qA,Y,,g one NIAP area. area. An additional NIAT member would arrive . Three wi additional members would arrive within three hours f rom th Defense Agenev and Massachusetts State Police, if nec . 1 Retr . OE M PER 19AA i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - _ . _ _ _ __ i
Pig 3 86 of.253 , J l i D-12 DEPLOYMENS TIME FOR NIAT MmmERS *O SFA9 ROOK The Decartment of Public Health '
~ Station in Seabrook, N.F. office is loca ted in Boston aceroxima rook k times for orincipal NIAT members is stated .
-Deolovment inin N mem5ers who would arrive within honriv ranges. terms of numbers of FIA?
Additional princical NIAT are also available and would MEMBERS, succlementNIAT advisors and consu)tants necessarv. the initial NIAP members if OEDLny.unte TIves YgPJ_30tJP,3 ugeWEEN 8tAS AM and 1:1n DM One MIAv hours. 1 hour. Three NIAT members would arrivamember would Three additional NIAT members would ve arrifrom within four the Doston hours. 50RSTNG,._R,,US_H__HO_URS _ _ M E* WEEN 7 : .. 60 AM and h:. 45 AM ! area.One NIAT member would arrive within 21 three to five additional NIAT members , woul ne tween n th ree heers. EMI.EU. R9.S_N_ F_OU_R.S_ f.E*mN ,,,,A 1: 30,_DM N D $ 1 3 ,,,# f , this time bv automohile is unlikelv.Ranid transportation rtoneSeabro
' bers are alreadv north of the Boston area. members mem- .
to arriv FVENINGS, WEEKENDS, #0LIDAYS araa. oneAnNIA* member additional would arrive NIA* member withinwithin would arrive two bours. hours from l 21 Phree j additional members would arrive within one hour from { . Defense Acenev and Massachusetts State police *ransoort, if necessarv. I l REV. DECEMRER 188# l b l
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P;g3 87. of 253 44 0-13 OFF-SITE MOfQ $ RING AND_ENVIRONMEN"AL SAMPLING .
1.0 Obiectives
The objectives of this procedure are to provide cuidelines to NIAT personnel for off-site radiological monitoring and environmental samoling, and to identify various assignments (i.e. EETC). 2.0- Responsibilities 2.1 ..- Envnenme_ntaj Emere_en,ev, Team coordina ter_ IEE*rQ . Responsible for coordination of emeroency of f-site monitorine and environmental sampling and analysis. 2.2 Off-Site Monitorina/S,a,molino eers,onnel Responsible for cerforming emergencv envitchmen'tsi samolina and monitorino as directed hv the EETC. 2.1 Samole Analysis Personnel Responsible For analvting emeroency air samples collected Sv of f-site samoline teams, and coordinating the transfer of other environmental samolr.s from teams as directed. 2.4 Communicator Responsible for relaving messaaes to and from off-site teams and also for maintaining a continuous log of location and radiological data. REV. NOVEMBER 1084 i
[ o Pag 3 88 of 253 1 3.0 ~PrecautignE l D-la Monitor exposure bv frecuentiv readino occket dosimeters durine meritorino/samolina actions and record eve minutes. 4.0 Action 4.1 Environmental Eme roency Team Coordinator hEPci _ l. Review station emergencv operational, radiological and meteorological conditions with the MIAT coordinator, dose assessment soecialist and utility cerson to deter-mine the need for of f-site monitorina or samolina. { Recuest of f-site monitorina and sampline succort as ! necessary. 2. As NIAT Emercency Team Members reoort to you, assian them to off-site monitorino/samoline teams by number . 1. Ensure that all personnel renotting to vou are locoed in and out on the NIAT EOF Personnel Roster. Ensure that vehicles with radios and amorocriate samoling eautoment are available for use hv the monitoring /samoling teams. 5. Brief teams on station emercency conditions, crojected plume location, and exposure considerations utilizine Form D-1, Of f-Site Monitoring /Samoling team Reiefing Form. 4 Ensure that the teams corolete their ?meroency Off-site Monitorina/ Sampling Team Predeoloyment Checklist, Form D-?. REV. NOVEMBF# IN
Paga 89 of 253 ! D-15
- 7. .
! Direct the Communicator to maintain communication off-site monitorine/ air samoling teams via the VHF radio /NIAT radio system.
8. Direct the Communicator to relav messaces to and from off-site survey teams and to maintain a continuous loa of location and radiological data on the Off-Site Monitoring / Air Sampling Data Record, D-3. 9. As teams call in radiological data, calculate activity of camples using the formula on Form D-3. i
- 10. Attemet to identify actual plume characteristics and centerline values.
Illustrate those values on the EP% maps at the EOF. Review off-site team distribution. and assian locations in accordance with the estimated clure characteristics. ' 11. Based on feedback from off-site teams, direct the teams to perform environmental sampling at soecific locations or predesignated monitorina points. Consider air, water, vecetation, TLD's and snow (when applicable) . 12.
.:- Evaluate and control the radiological exoosures beine accumulated bv off-site teams. Update teams on plant esercency conditions, plume location and exposure con-siderations periodically.
13. When appropriate or uoan completion of their assion-ments, direct the team (s), to report back to the EOF for sample delivery or pickup. REV. JANUARY 1986
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pig 3 90 cf 253
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- 14. Direct off-site teams to identify the locations of maxi-mum around level concentration and clume boundaries at various locations.
4.2 Off-Site _Monitorina/Samel.ina Teams A.2.1 Predeplovment Actions: 1. Recort to the EE*c at the F0F. 1. Sion in on the EOF NIAT Personnel Roster.
- 3. Pick uo personnel monitorino eculement-
, (TLD/cocket dostmeter f si] And record readinals) on Form D-1.
4 Receive a briefina from the EE?C on olant emercenev conditions, projected olume loca-tions and exoosure considera'tions. Complete a cepv of form D-1, "Off-Site Monitorina/Samolina Team m e iefino Form." 9 As directed hv the EEPC, remove the monitoring /samolina kit corresponding to vour _-- team number f rom the storace area at the F0F. (For Seabrook Station follow Procedure ER-5.1,
" Site Perimeter and Off-Site Monitorina and Environmental Samplino", contained in each monitorino/samolina kit.) Take the kit to the monitorina team preparation and dispatch area and complete the checklist stecs listed in RUT . NOWMBF.R 1085
pig 3 91 of 253-s. D-17 Form D-2, "Off-Site Monitorina/Samolinc ?emm. Pre-Deolovment Checklist". NOTE: Additional samoling eauipment and spe-cific predeplovment actions may be necessarv deoending on the'samoles recuested bv the RETC ' Refer to the procedures listed in action d.7.1 to ensure all reautred actions ~are taken and ecutorent is cathered before beine discatched to the field. 4 Proceed to assioned vehicle with kit. 7 Place all survev ecuipment in survev vehicle. 8. When you have completed the credeployment checklist and are ready to be dispatched make radio contact with the EETC before leavino .the EOF and receive vour team assignment, loca te the respective asslaned routes and locations on the Off-Site Monitorina/Samoling Points Map, l-9 Upon the direction of the EE*C, the off-site monitorina teams should review the location of the orojected clume, local comulation, and meteorological considerations and discatch the survey teams to traverse these off-site areas. REV. NOVEMPER 1986 1 I
Prg3.92 of 253 D-17a 4.2.2 Monitoring - Actions Enroute to Survey r,ocatio ns CAtMON: *he individual' driving the vehicle should. not perform. radio communications while drivina the vehicle. 1. While being driven to the assigned survev location use the E-520 survey Peter with the un-270/FD 210, probe to measure the radiation level hv holdino the probe out the window. 2. Record any readino greater than lme/hr usino the E-920/RP-270/ND 210 on Form D-3, of f-Site ' Monitoring / Air Sampling Data Pecord. 3. Immediately radio in any readino over 100mP/hr. to the SMP. A. When you reach your assigned survev location, complete the appropriate steps in Section 4.2.1 as directed by the EE*M. REV. JANUAPY 1897 j i w-_-___-__-.--__. _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ - _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ - - - _ _ - _ _ - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ - _ - _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ .__]
l l Page 93 of 253 1 0-1R 4.2.3 Monitorinc/Samoline Actions at the Assioned Locations 1. Beta-Ganna Dose Rate survev a. At each location, survev for the following and record readines on Form D-3. 11 Oamma Radiation levels at watst level, 2) Sota and Gamma radiation levels at waist level, and 3) The hiehest Meta and Gamma radiatitn level indicated by a pouare- meter sean about two inches above the around.
- 5. Report the results to the ECT and recuest further instructions for additional dose rate surveys.
2. r- Air Samolina Usine Pnetable Air Sampler NOTE: If the area dose rate ecuals or exceeds 500 mR/hrt immediately report this to the RETC. a. The cortable air sasoler is coerated hv connecting to a 12v DC vehicle battarv. CAU* ION When a vehicle batterv is used, leave the enoine running and he sure en 1 I,
l l Page 94 of 253 D-lo match red c2amos to red terminal i+t and black clamos to hiack terminal t-i. b. If necessarv, load the att sampler with stiver zoolate cartrtdoe and esper filter. Ensure that the stiver recitte cartetdoe and particulate filter trouc% side out) are creceriv claced in the filter bolder, c. Postt'.en the air sammler on vehse'e tender away from the irehic'.e exhaust.
*he sapoler should he shei
.tered from the rain or snow. Air sapoles should be-taken in open areae awav from trees and buildines.
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d. finiess othsewise directed , obtain a su t-mum 20 cubte feet f*46 literst sammle. Record start and stco times and Slow Ate on Form D-3 "off-site Monttortno/Samelt ic e. Data Record" under "Samole Pertod". y While the samole is collected, nessure 5actoround count rate ustne the E-140/PRM-6 W/NP 110 probe. Record on Form r)-3. CAUTIONt If the backaround 18
>106 CPM notify {
the off-stte montterano 1
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coordinator and move to an area of lower l j hackeround, f. Remove the sammler bead.
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P293 95 cf 253 D-20
- e. . Count the filter usino E-140/PRM-' HS-719 and record the results in column marked -
"r11ter Damer".on form D-1.
h. Remove the filter caper from the samole head, place in an enveloce tabeled with the 1.ccatinn and Sasole I.D. , and retur- . to *V*C.
- 1. Count the silver taolite cartridee wit .
the T-la0/PRM-8 and FS-210. Pecord results on column headed 97 cartridae (CPM) on Form D-3. 4 Write the da te, time, samole locatinn , same11aq ceriod, and flow rate fCrMi en the clastic bao orovtded An,the kat. ci. ace cartradoe in the clastle Mao and return to rt?c.
- k. Rooert the results to the Ecr. Read tMe information from Form D-3 exacri.v as written.
Calculations of air activitv r- ~ will be done a t the Eor. i 4.2.s PtD colleetton and Analvsis 1. Drecare for TLD retrieval and replacement . 7. If bactorcund dose rates warrant, olace retrieved and replacement 'LD's in a shielded confleuration durin, transit co/from I locations and the J.P. Sta te Lab. {
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ePU. NOVEMeER legg 4 1 a
P;g3 96 of 253 D-21 3. As directed by the EI*r' oroceed to the **D locattnns. 4 Collect the *LD's and most rtolacements from The J.P. State Laboratorv. F. Return the "*D's to the EE*C for evaluation. 5.7.5 other er Subseeuent Aettons
- 1. Upon comoletion of your assicament, nottiv the conseunicator and receive wour next asstencent:
Recore on "rtefine Form D-1. 1. Record Destmeter readine en 0-1 w*en ession-ment is comoleted. Reoort the results to the EOF. 1. when all survev and sasoline activities are comolete and no further reauests are recetved, mark the vehicle in the vehicle'montt$rine . aret at the Ecr as directed by th e EE'"" . 4 Nottf v the Communicator hv radio of vour arrt-val at the EOP. Monster the sample bage and data sheets with the E-180/PRM-a and RP-210 orode. __ 4. If the sasole 5aos or data sheets are con-taminated, out them into clean kaos. 7. Give sasol.e bacs and data sheets to the Fr*C. 4. Follow the instructions of the monsterine and decontantnation personnel. S. Prist vourselves, vehtele, and ecutoment. If contamina tion is identtf ted, nottfv the mont-REY. NotrEP'.BER laaa
I Page 97 of 253 D In, torino and decontamination eersonnel . Avalt turther asstenments. While waitine. itcheck vour survev ktt and creoare it for further use or return it to storace. 5.1 9amele Analvsts e ersonnet 1. Report to the EE*C at the-ECF. 2. Receive a briefine from the EE'C on station emeroency conditlens sve11able, and ePercenev resconse actions !?underwa note the isotoole commestrien of actual or-cro$ected releases. 3. Chect-out tre multichannel. samoles. analvrer to analvre incostas
, s.
Open communications with recrerentatives of Envarenmental Laboratorv to determine analvsts of att, b . theest m - mi l k , food, veceta tion, snow, and water samoles. Arrance for transportation of samoles to the soproersate analysts facility. NOTE: Norma lly, oniv air sapoles and sw1oes are int-taally analvted at the Eor. 5. As samoles are submitted to vou from Of f-Site , loc teams their recelot and d isocsttien on Form D-4, Emercency Environmental Samole Loc. 8 Comolete an analysts and record sample information on
'orm D-5 Samole Analysts.
CAU? ION: If extremelv elevated activities are deter-
. tined. cromotiv notify the EETC.
eEv. NOVEMPrR loss
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%.a 3-23 comununt ea tor
- 1. Reoort to tte EI C at the ECr.
7. 9 ton in on the ECT 3. Personnel Roster. Obtain blant contes of Form 0-3 to eredbe with comol dat> vou receive over the radio from - e eff stt monitortnc/samoline. teams. 4 Ensure that maos, identical to those used hv-stte cff monitettac/semoline teams, are located in vour wort 4 area. 4 s eceive a Metef tr.c from the it'Y en =tatm ev eer en conditions, projected cluse location, and emereency -i resoonse actions underwav. 4 As directed, set un the off-stte samoland ' team'a* s e radio system. At the direction of the EE*C dispatch teams to eir th S. asstaned survev locations and asstenments. As teams redte in to report data, record the i f on Form D-3. n ormatter 9. Ensure that the EE?O 12 aware of all tacominc in forma t ten. lo. When survey teams have cuestions or recuest 'urther 11. assaanments, relav answers and Strections from the !**0 . As survev teams return to the cor t.nd report in h v radio, relav d 12. irections from the MEtc. Se sure to nottf.y al teams that the det ti or the amercenev as over.
*Ev. cfr.MPER 188"
c Page 99 of 253 l l MRM D-1 D-24 Pace 1 of 2 "Pr-?!N MON!"3RTNG/SAMPgNG raw entrent; n ay Monit rinc/Samplinc
- tam Number:
*1me t _
Lender (Namelt. _ Date _ Driver (Namelt 9tiefine tv_
- 1. Slant Status:
2. Radiolecical Releases in procress. expected 3. Nature Of Releaset *errinated
. "Aind Oirecta=n from _,___
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Estimated WM dose rates (mR/hrt at cluse centerline at: Site Perimeter _1 mile _ _2 miles __ 3 miles _ a miles __5 miles _ 10 miles Dro5ected dose rates at survevaloc onsti (when availahtels' Loca tion Dese Rate _- mr/hr mr/hr
- 9. mr/hr Recuired D *LD Protective Eeuipment:
O Cloves Personnel Desimeter Readines
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Leader 0-200mR fwRI 0-20R tus Driver 0-200mA tmR) 0-20R , l S. Soec141 Instructions: 1 [ 1_ s ei j
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PORM D-1 CFF-5I*T MNT?ORINff/ SAMPLING ?!AM *MIETING FSDM D-25 t Pace 2 of 2-
- 12. Samelir.e stations to be cheeted and samolas backs- troucht Samole'Locati=n er ' Air sammle *:.D .
' Station No. Env./Grae MILK WATER Snow 7tCE*A 709
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Page 101 of 253 FORM D-2 D-26 Pace 1 of 1 0Fr-ST*E MON!MR!Nc/SAMPt!!:n
- TAM PREDEPto?vm r'UEORI!'" '
Mons:orine/samolinc *eam Number Date Team Members
*eam The fellowine eeulement cheets shall be completed prior to leavine :e tor 1.0 DOR *aMLE AIR EAMPLER
- a. InitiaM Install a silver reclite cartridee and carti-culate filter (rouch side cut) in t!:e filter head.
Ensure the samoler is operacianal hv con-necting to batterv. c. Place the samoler back in the kit. .. - l
- 2. 0 !-I d n /P*M-6 a.
Check detector cable r:ennector to instrt: ment. ,,,, b. Attach the Re-210 probe.
- c. Check ..
the hatterv resocrsse and check source response. 2.0 RADIO CNECR a. In a normal voice sav "ECT, *EIS IS MONI"CRING
*EAM NUMBER ,
__ REQUESTING A RADIO j CFICK. 90 YOU READ M5 (WrR7' (*he EOF base radio communicator should respond to vour call.)
Page 102 of 253 l FORw D-2 D-t-Pace 2 of 7 CTT-!ITE MONT*0R!NG/* AMPLING *EAM
#REDEPLOYv!v*
--_ ".MEr'TLie" 5.
~ ... . N Acknowledge response tv saving *ECE, *WIS !$
MONI*ORING TEAM NWBER _. RADIO IS OPERA?IONAL OVER AND CU*.*
. NOTE: - - -
"TNIS IS A ORILL" saould be repeated before . _ . .
8 and after each transmission tf accreertate .
- .0 502A no eof 7!"ALEN* *T*A-GUU8A !"e*W LVn*
- a. Record t.
the serial numeer here_ _____ -
- c. Attaen the erobe to the meter cableleanle.
Cheet the battney if acol _,, response and check source response. NO*E: __. . Place the SLOW /EAS* knob in the mid mos1*len . . E . 0 w!*CELLANERS
- a. Cheet that the kit contains the items listed on the Off-Site Monitorine/8:amolanc 8ist tit Checkl teontained in kiti.
t. If any eeutonent _ .- - is inoperable or maestne notify
.the ER*C and initiate action to obtain repl ace-ment is t .
c. Obtain necessary environmental monitorine sampline coulement. ___ . \ NOTE: Soecific cuantattes of various supplies do not : t:eed to be determined, only that such sucettes
!ct asslanment are spparentiv available.
REv. NotrEMPER 1ap I i l I I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .__ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ i
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i .- PCg3 106 of 233 D-31 OFF- S!7 *a0NI*0 RING
- TAM K!" - !':trrN-aev 1.
?. 1 Box D-Cell Matteries 1 Mox Spare Fuses 3.
4. 1 Mor Exam: nation Gloves
*. 100 Foot of Radiation Roce K. 2 Molls of Maskino "noe 7 1 Eberline E-140 Portable Count Rate Meter B. 2 9NP 9 Eberline Cables HP-210L (Sca re s Shielded i- Proces and Holder c.
- 10. 2 9eres e* Particulate Filters 11, 1 DC Cable Air Sammlers 12, 28 1c Filver teolite Cartridoes
- 11. oare Air 9ameline Heads 14 25 camole 91o Locr Macs 25 Glassine Envelopes
- 15. 1 Mor of Smears 16 li. 1 Eberline R02-A Ion-chtmher 18, 2 Check 1 Sten Watch sources (Cs-137 - CL-36)
- 19. 1 Tape Measure
- 20. 1 Tweezers
- 21. 1 Dosameter Charger ,
Additional Eculpment: (available as needed) 1.
- 2. 2%
2 Pairs Dairs ofof Plastic Shoe Covers Moots
- 3. Desimetrv l
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NUCLEAR PCWER STA*!ON INCIDENT 3-WORK SHEETS
1 Page 108 of 253 D-33 INI*IAL pomyyICA' ION Inistal Notification From: Name
*elechene No.: "'tilitv Involtred "ime & Date .".C 5 5 8 c e :
t 4 n.. h l l l ___ _ _ _ _ _ .______o
Ye .t P;g3 109 of-253 D-34 VERIf!CA* ION 1.-' Call utility to verify accident.. Go to sopropriate pace in emeraency 8 book
- .1 Fnellity and call IDF.
status'!nformation-The facility below: shall orovide the available information e items ' list d 1. ., Accident Status a. Date/ time of incident: e.
' Description of incident.
~4ha t systems or comeonents 's tled?
e. Are.bactuo systems available? In use? d. F.meroencv response procedures in effect:
- e. c ro3ected duration of incident?
f. Emergenev actions recommended. mearures: includine off-stte erotective 4 Actual Off-site r enditions a. Prevailine weather (micrometeoroloov) 1. Wind velocity:_ mph 2. Wind direction from_ ito ' (i.e.. fromt
- 3. ~
north tot south) Atmospheric stability class: l 4 Preciottation:
#FN. C E P" PE ? r.R 199'i
_ _ - _ _ . - - - - - - - - - - '-" ~' '
7- < d P293 110,0f 253-s D-35 Yarification, continued m.. Off-site' Releases
- 1. Waterborne duration of-release
- 2. Sur' face scill:' duration of impact
- 3. Airborne
- a. otal curie quantity of released cases
- t. *etal curie'ouantity of cro3ected' releases
- c. Relative quantity and concentration oft Noble cases:
Iodine s t
' Particulate.
i
- d. Measure whole bodv and thyroid doses at site "oun- i darv - l Whole body:
Thyroid: f
- . Pro 3eceed Off-Fite Conditions j
- 1. Pre 3ected whole hndy and thyroid doses at site boundarv- ]
I whole body: ) Thyroid: 1
- 2. Estimate of cuantity of radioactive material released or I beine released at the height of release.
4
)
- a. Noble cases: I
- h. Iodines: .
l
- c. Particulate. l J
i i I Rev. stPTEMMER 158*
h Page 111 of 253 ,5 sI D-3A-Vari *ication Continued 3.'
'.secteris).
Pro 5ected dose:rance for.' low eepulation zone i ccludi
~
of rene a f f ec ted .- .. ne
- a. 'Whole.Rody:
~
b.' *hyroid:
'4.-
faces'are' involved. Estimate of radioactive ur . contamination
- if env REV. SEPTEMptp loRt
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Page 112 of 253 i D-37 f00RDINA*CP't *FtrRLIt"
- 1. Completed Notification she,;.
j 2. Comoleted "eritioation Sheets .- 1 Notified renior NIA* member and followed his instructions . Senior mecher notified: Timet
.! instructions Given:
a .. NIA" memoer sent to Utility:
*ime Notified:
Arrival veri.fied:
'5.
-NIA" member sent to MCDA, Tramincham Time Notified:
Arrival varified: 6.- Alerted MCDA, Framinnham that NIA* corsonnel are en route en c9 Headquarters. Person contacted:
*imes <
ttCDA Respnnse 90?!: If other NIA* members one to the utility orFraminaham, and one to norsnnnel let are available after sendine the remainino update. notifications while vou call the them mate snme of utility for an Alerted NIA? members - Pecole Alerted: their Availability: j l REV. SEPT mBFR 188* I
.___n. -- )'i .
F ii.
- Page 113 of 253 m.
fi, *** D-3a
'C00RDINAM P'C cf*!('Q*"CN'?.
Confirmed that NRC is aware o!'incMent ,
. Person centacted:
L Times. Resoonse: 2 Alert R)P'-
. Person contacted:-
p Times TDA Resconse:
;*, Alert EPA ,
Person contacted: [- Simer EPA Resconse: . 11'.' Fall Weather: use emergency chone numbers. RFJtF. SEPTDd.PER 18P
- y=- ..
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?. Page 114 of 253 l [ , , s D-39 I g .. NUCLEAR INCIDEN* WORKsggg;g gwg)
"RZS .' SECTION ' CONTAINS *RREE ' i3')
cogpLETE K F S OF WORKSMEETS.
. EACH ONE f IS S*APLED *OGE*NER FOR YOURCOPI!!
- ATA :.APLE UPON~ REQUEST .
CONVENIENf*E1 ARE_ ADDI* px p ,, t 4 RPN. SEP*EMpgR log 5
cm,=-x ;;r ,7;-
.y..
4 .
- .. s,,
%e.E-t Page115'of.253 D ~ , 1.
. NUCLEAR.INCIDEN* WORK SMRE*3* ~ )
- - . These sheets are to'he used for resoon'dino to all nuclear incidents
. ethor:than those'involvine nuclear cower stations.
9
. w--
';l REV. SEPTEMBER 1985 i
_n .__11_________.._. _ _ _ _ _ -
-4' Paga.116of 253 D-41 EMFCK S#tE" 05'-!MropNA*!cq o.ar og**INED - . g <-
PY RADT9toGTCAL ' ASt!F*ENFE 'FOORDI?3A*0R l'. : Persen. receedine this data. is: Date:' _.
*1me s '
- t. I
.2.1_Persen recortino incident:
Name:
.' Address -
*elechene Nummer:
Emelever: _ . - . Present Location:- Telechone contact for further immediate contact: Description of.' incident: Date s "ime incident occurred er was discovered: Address.er.locatien of incident: Moc'e of Transport, facility .er area involved: What. occurred: i' 1 RF.V. SE**D'*ER lo s c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - ~ - ' ' ' '
Page 117 of 253 e D-42 People Involved: Decole exposed or contaminated: Police, fire, civil defense, militarv, oublic bealth service, or others calledt ____. Procerty damaced or contaminated: Offsite contamination: ,_ Description of material involved:
- Radioactive isotoce(s):
Physical state of material: Tvoe of centainer: Condition of container: Location of container: Markingsorsiens: Owner or custodian: Mill of lading information: Impediate action: Emercenev action alreadv taken: l 1 Rev. SEP*EFEER 1eer
m - - yf Page.118:of.253-
' . D- 4 3 -
-Action was:taken-hv.whom l Emeroency action' beine taken:
4-
~ '. : :.~.itial N!A* recommendauens:
-5 NIAT-actions' initiated:
.'NIAT members notifledt.
.Other acencies' notified:-
Tield Investigation #1anneri ,
- I 1
R... Ins [ructionsGivenhvSenierMTA? Personnel: 8 l l REV. SFW*ER 1898
- _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ - - - _ - _ - - - I
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, SM 4
+ , t' P293 119.;cf'253-
'D-44i 9i .. menults:ef MIAT Actions:',
E. ( .
-t ..
' 10'. ' Description ' of ' Incident Resolution: '
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Page 120 of 253 D-4%- cow *tn ratet awal Prmeedures f er Deearts.at es Publie wealt* Envarenmental Pad 1Ation Monitorino StationsPilcrim at Nuclear
- wer Dtation and Yankee Rowe Nuclear Power Station DPM's.*LD locations in the vicinity of PNPS and YRMPS are given in the attacted sheets.
You will be sent to the Emercencar Ocerations racilitv (EDT) tv the NIA* coordinator at Boston.
;oor err val at the Ecr vou are to recort to the Radiation 0:nt rel-Procraa (MCo)
Directer er his desionee for hrtefine. Me wil" s';2Vida vcu with information as to the locations of DPM's "LD stations and indicate which *LDs you are'to retrieve.
.. While at vou. First the EOF, mick un the PLD retrieval kit' and take i* witt
. tents. read the enclosed instruction sheet and cheet ,
kit con-Go to the assioned "LD stations
'2.
Follow instruction sheet in TLD retrieval kit *.
*ho TLD retrieval kit is permanentiv stored at the EOF.
It contains matorials necessary to orotect the *LDs remainine on station frem the w2ather.
- 1. Eitcontents:
Resealable plastic pouches. Gtaolar and her of stacles. Cliencard, eater, oencil, alashlicht, scissors. Mac c3 TLD locations. Instruction sheets. (* his material is nresently available oniv at the Poston O!! ice.) REV. S'P*EMPER 1855 ww-e-_n___________ _ __ _
Page 121 cf 253 i i
'D-46 ld. ~n. Instructions-for Retrievine s *LD h, : Locate *LD cackacer take off station ,
Oct clasti: pouches P.olding enree *LDs. c. Remove ON! *LD from cactace. d. Record. vou theTLD see on the TLD number case. and station on. locati
- e. It is the nuemer
*ake this *LD with you to the EDr.
f. 7 Put r*maininc _"fn 'LDs ine.o one Roll mouet clastic couch and seal it. also.. un and =ut it ir.to a second couch. 5eal t.iw n e
~..
Raclace this sackao* tn its erteinal cation. la EARNING: Do not staple throuch rolled co finner) ocuch. You will destrov the moisture seal. i '. Repeat this orocedure for all *LD stati ons. '
- k. Return collected *LDs to RCP Director e Enr. at th Stand hv for additional assicaments fro m the RCP Oirector.
Rtt'. .9EP* EMBER loge
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D-47 d D EP 4 8 ** EN" C T 1 D'.'* L! e ural w .te, apnt.g3 ogpe
*L3 **A*!ON a ***E a SEOr??N"!At O!Dr**!cN9 Seconda rv fRtas.3/4dl Goine South on Rte 3, take Rt* 44 exit. At end of g 44 down rame :Sss
- e to Sunoco service station. "LD
. is hanoinc on richt rear side of buildine above service door.
9 . SQcondarv
# Fire Stationi
- ravel West alone Rte 44 amorox. '. . i l miles to Pire Station on lef t
("Seven Hills" area). *LD is on ' wooden light nest at corner of carxinc antrance and Rte 44 I 10
<R:p 1'*.one Secondarv _
Return to Rte 1 South.
- ravel *::s:
send ?d) cast Lone Pond P4 ext; rare om Ste
- 1. ,
On richt side is a small i clearinc (Immediately Just after cast "intersection. Exit l " 4" sien, before " South, Rte 3" sien). *LD is on laraest tree in center of clearino. 11 Secondarv 4 sto 1/ Jordan Rd) Continue' South on Rte 3.
- ravel Accrox. 1.7 Richvav miles cast Plvmouth exit.
vertical suoportPLD is on cuard immediately nastrail overhead bridae. Dart on ric%t side of read. succort *LD is on richt rail nuard beneath road deflector. 12 S=cenderv Rto 3) continue readine South alone Rte 3 to sien
" clark Read - 1 mile ahead".
_. TLD richt side.cuard rail succort on is on 13 Secondary Rt2 1/ Clark Pdi continue ed exit. south Exit to RteClart Rd/Beaverdam 1 *LD is located on Pole at immediately off exit ramo. 18 secondar*
*eaverdam) Continue East alono "eaverdam Rd.
TLD is co-located with NRC *LD a?1 located on utility oole all en lef. (North) side of road. R m' . S E ** !* *
- R 18"5
Page 123 of 253 L DEDAR W EM* OF D-4A "10 S*1*!ON *YPE
#Q't!* MEAL *u *tDs'AROUMD 5 .
PMD 14 Secondarv SEoUTN"!AL t**re=! Owe
.s .e Secondarv _
18
' Rte 3A/ Colony. secondary etach Rd) Continue East alone until intersection with Beaverdam Pd -
cContinue .9euth live. alone' Rte 3A torte 3A. o lonv 9each
- . . . - to small narkino let. tree on east side of
'ette sta tion > Secondarv ._
*Plymouth ravel Worth Fire alonc StationSte en 3A leSto
- t. a ust south of Mrewster Ave. ?LO is located storv outside north wall on secome buildino.
dormitory window oniv. Accessible throuch A Primarv __ (Mannmet Point Rd) Contin.se Point 2d. north on 3A to Manomet Soint Rd. ' urn richt onto Manomet ! NRC ft 822 which is located 19n about*LD is co-lo Rd and White Horse Rd utilitv tion. pole east o' the intersee-on the atteast o 3 fRte 1A.sub- Primarv Return to Rte 3A headine Porth, 1 station) ~ Turn richt ento 3A. *LD is co-located with NRP 830 which ist*e at 1 substation on west side of 1A. { station is located on the chain lin* fence at the rear of the substation lo __ across from the Blue Moruce Motel. ; 9t3 3A/?tCo Secondary _ t dain: Entrance) Continue north alono Rte 3A cast Main entrance Road to PNPF. TLD is located with NRC *LD s?' which is on the main entrance to Pilgrim.the 5th utility Dole 645/ l l
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i REV. CE**D*RER 1885 ( l
P ge 12a of 253 OTPAP"w!N* OF S"*L?F UTAt** **5:s
._ APOUNDD" #C D-48
> ~13 e*A !cu e -'Pr 20 S70"m*!A!,0: 5r**:0Nc (nte 1A1 Secondarv _ b Pentinue north on ?A . tree immediately tion a19. south of NPt"~!.D :s on stations are aceror.sta- one Rectv Hill Rd in a shortmile south of area on east side of road.broar down oole e31). ".'t i li e v 2 . Primary fQte ?A/Roct** Mi!!'*di Continue north on 3A. tion of Rocks, ento Rocky vill od. to "intersec-Hill R4, Urn richt Lp is o-located e112. with NRr a21 en ut:lity cole 7 Primary (Rockv Hill .- Continue alone Rocky Rd/Nortn) is co-located utility with pole #145 NRC 65 Hill 4D
, which Rd. is 21 (Obere front) Seconderv _
TLD is located in the Shortfront catkino lot of PNPS. located with NRC a2, It is co-6 rovorlocal Primary _
%D is located at the Overlook area co-located sancler. with NRc al and utto aar 5
'Cocav Hill Primary __
Rd, so) Centinue alone Rocky left out of loented PNPS lot). Hill*LD with Rd is (take co- 7, utility NRC 612 whien is on , i colo 850 on Rockv 8111 Soad. 22 Sid scndwich Secondary - Ad suestationi Return to Rte 3A. 1A to Plymouth Hichway.f",o north on Rte onto Sandwich Rd.
- urn ricMt Sandwich Rd east (*1L Ef*LO Rd.Go is north ente 016 co-loca ted wtth NRC 4 37 which is located at substation's far corner tense castcost on west side of Sandwich Rd Cliff Rd.
REV. SEPTEMBER 188!%
P;g3.-125 ef 253 D-50 DEPARTMEN* OE DU#L!f MEAL *u =tDs AROUND PMPs v*
"'.D $* A**!ON A "YPE SEQUrN=!AL Dine **!cNg 1 .
Primatv-tN;w rire Mouse) Continue north on old sandwich Rd. Re7ein Rte 3A coine north. *LD is' at New Main Fire Dept. ?LD is on secondwindow office floor outside lyinc inthe Decutv's lanter. 24 Secondarv (Librarv)' Continue north en 3A to North Street. 'LD is located inside Public Library on North Street. When in Library main floer turn richt and richt aeain. TLD hanes between storm window and main window at front of buildine. 23 secondarv
'nto 3/44) Go to end of North St.
- urn le't onto Water St. Turn left onto Rte 44 44 andContinue 3A. PLD to intersection of Rte is located nutside Mobile 9ervice Station at intersee-tion on wooden wall.
i 25 secondarv 2F CORPROL 9tston) 150 *remont Street, Moston. l l l l l RE','. SEP*D'EER 1# # *
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m- . . 1 P:ga 136 of 253 D-;1 Rowr En LocA Tons Dist. from pr7v. station MDPM Rta 8 yance, eta. j_l Directiens 00- 1 1 Purlon House sampler) fins:de n:t 1.2 5 9
- ravel Road south on Monroe Hill (uo Hill) to Penroe Hill 9arrier 1.2 miles (crest of hill). *tatinn is located on East (left) side of Road on the first larce 0.7 tree bv the stone wall.
Continue Mill Scad.south en ?.Onree Ford Hill Peed. fir
*ake 9t 1 * ' *. .
Fontinue 0.8 3
'or n.9 *iles.
White house w/2 carace, last house on nouth (left) side before intersection.
*LD's sampler. are inside of air 0.9 .
0.1 Continue east on Ford vill 0.1 6 mi). (read bears left 0.5 Road 10 *ake left (north) en Lethures Read toowerlines cross Rd. 1.7 mi). ' axe left (west) en cross Road. First house (creen) en left-station located on larce tree near the richt rear , (southwest) corner of the carace. 0.5 0.7 Continue west en c ross Road. 0.1 Turn richt (north) onto 0.1 uncaved road. C: css 0.6 4 Rowe-Whitincham line 4 towerlines cross read, bear left at fork in Road, & sten at erest of hill. i-Station is on a trae on the west ! (left) side of the read ocoosit* a stone wall. REV. SEPPEFMER lanc l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . )
y P g3 127 Cf 253 D-52 I D _ROMT *LD LOFh.*TONC { Dist. from Or7v. Ste. MDDM Sta a Yank,, egg a i 0.9 Directient 4 Continue north to Tobev \ 0.8 Brook Road'(Vt. 100). *ake i 1.1 a left turn (east) onto vt : n.9 100 throuch Readsboro Town 1 Line Cross the ri'rer. tontinue on vt 100 tnrouch 5.2 Readsboro of Rte 4 N. east the 3 unction
.iust after the Continua to 9
72 Heartwellvilla ctore tm sir i samoline side station an left of read. TLD's are inside air saroler, Return 100. to Readsbore via "" i Turn richt by Jerrv's 1 l 4.8 - Hardware Etere (Sust before i heidge) then hear richt to ; 12 Readsboro Fire Station. 1
' Station is locatee on the i left side of Red cartoe behind Tire Station. '
Go back to stop sien at the 0.1 i bottom Fire of the hill Salow ine Station. 3.4 '
- urn richt, head south. Cross river.
Continue south to road. (?LD'sBooth onside of Observation located inside air samoler.) 0.9 Pontinue south.
- urn left 0.2 bv School in Monroe Pridee, road bears left 5v the Pacer Mill.
- urn richt onto l
0.3 bridce then left on east side. Follow the road richt, uo hill to rurlon Mouse. 1 eEV. SE M EMMER 1895 i
[: l-Pag 3 128 of 233-D-43 MAFMACFt.*E**S *!Ds AROt7MDN %EARROOK S*a*!O Ddta of Anealtnqg <rygjgy Plce:; ment Date 10trloval Datea
'tandout Dato toe e A !ON e _ tocA Ton '405 _.
l' _ 402 Fire Decartment (Merrimaet 2 Town Hall 201- i 3
;04 rire Depart. ment (Amesburv) i 4
town Hall , na t,
-la Town av ll (Salis5urv) 14 15 *he Garrison Inn (Newburvoortl j 15 Newburvport %ck Area 14 16
-- 17 Peach Area (? lumb Island) l 17 Old Point Road
. B '.
_ 18 4 I Town Hall (Newburv)
'19 High and Malbero Street 0-20 1 Town Mall (West Newburv) 11 Civil Defense i 22 Salisburv Reach !
23**.........Contrel Dosimeter l RW. Sr p ryngp 1ogg ; 1 i
L ',' , P0go 129'of 253 L D-44 Environmental Mediation Menit3rine *tationF- Netwcrk Pilorim Nuclear Power Station (NRC) Yankee Rowe Nuclear Power Station (NRC) NRC's *LD locations in the vicinity 7 tha attached sheets. of PNPS I and YRNPS are civen
" "ill'?" Fent to the Emercencf e A7 coordi.7ator at *oston; ' # I
Upon. arrival at the EOF vou are to report to the Radiation control serem Director or his desionee for hriefinc. He will orovide voor signments as necessarv, includine chancina of *LD's . Yeu are-to. oreceed to each station and exchance *.he "LD's
'tetad.
'es d You LD's. will return to the EOF to the RCP Director t the wi h Me will nrovide you with further assicamento .
MEv. TEP*tMBER leet 1 l i
Q . > l El i < cc' , Page 130 of 253 D-%% l[ _ u Environmental.Padiation Monitorine'Networb Station \u Pilorim Nuclear Power'Statien' M ake Cherrv') Street Exit off. Rte. 1 (Exit 7). Station adj is on.uti -
- p. 'lity c I
pole a75 at. the . intersection of 3A and. Cherrv Street -(Citne . ; St0 tion).' ) l .' .- j Oontinue South"on ?A. Follow 3A South to the "old" firehouse. s
- S t a *. ien s a *> . is on the roof. Obtain key to-firehouse from Arons Turniture Comoanv. ~'
. entinue South on 3A to Sandwich Street. Follow hospita! biens to gordan Hosoital. Ftation ado !
is' located on .itilitv ocle at the tornor:at Sandwich Street and: Coles Lane just northeast of the hosoi- '
- al buildiries. * ~
*entinue on Sandwich Street. Meer richt at fork, which is old i
)
andwich Road. Follow this for 2,7 miles.- ?tation a?2 I is located on
.;tilitv oole a220 on the west side of the road.
~
urn -cround 'and. follow Old Sandwich- Road north for about 1 mile to
..ntorsectiac with Clif ford Road. Station a33 is at the intersection n utility cole 817.
1 i urn richt onto Clifford Road. Follow it te Detem Road. Turn richt nto Datem Road and follow to its end. 9tation aSi is on the "No 1 ehielos Aevond this Doint" sinn et the entrance to the bird enetuorv. RCtt. SEPTEM8tER 18R5 I i 1
M , C .
- n. .
,1 -P 93 131 of 253 D-56 N.N-Cturn to Clif ford Road.' N~
9 ear right onto. f lif ford Road. Follow .to-intersection-with Route 3A South.-
- urn richt.- c ,
1111 Road.. Station ato. ontinue east Rockv :t I ockv Hill Road on ~ utilityiscole
.1 : nile south of the intersection ofand.
a31. 3A 3ntinue south on 3A 0.4 m11e. Station alt. cod at utility ~ cole #43. is $ust hevond bend in
- ntinue south on 3A' 0.4 mile. ctation *Sc is on the 9:5 u*,ili.9 cole
-.4/60 north of the main' entrance to rmilc
- m. i stinua south on 3A tolnext~ intersection.
; s d.'
- urn richt onto 9eaverdam
. Follow for:0.8 mile.
Mtation a31 is or Pole 432. Stinuo southwest alonc Beaverdam Road . Meaverdam Road hecomes Clart .. -
- d and crosses 5eneath= route 3. *ake a o- L%no Send Road. lett where Clark Road merces Ynur'first richt will acain be Clark Poad.
tinua alone Plark Road to Gallows Road, take a left. In a short tanco there will he West Lonc Pond Road. lity cole 484228 Station ad% is located on in front of 'Shaw residence on West Lone Pond Pead .
.t creund and return to Route 3A south (right turn).
Follow 3A to
.N:sw Medford Gas & Electric substation which
~
Stationis on sto3A.
.centod on the chain link fence at the rear of the substation, ss ' f rom the Blue. Soruce Motel.
RF.v. SFlotEMBER lom t
[ Page 132 of 253 7 D-57 Follow!Poute 3A south for approx. 3.5 miles until Mavflower Drive.
;*haro is a small' road on the ' east ' side of 3A marked "S
?ravate". urfside Estates-Follow:this.rcad to the beach. station 618
.-d* iv pole just is on a uti-t before the beach, opoesite All Shore Drive .
i Oturn to Route 1A.. i
.id3 ot 3A. Follow 3A north to Old Meach Road on the east _
- urn richt onto Old Beach Road (just before Countru .
[. tore) and fellow it to just hefore a 80* Frver
;st:-- turn to'the north (left).
813 is located on Pole F-14. 9 turn to Route 3A headine north. _.
- urn richt onto Soint Poad (at tita Storse Reach sion).
-h ool .
Station 82] is located on a utility Follow Point Road to the Manomet Elementarv
- 60 of Point Road past' the school.
cole al* en the north ntinua east on Point Road. _9tation 89 is lecated about 100 feet st ofcole ilitv. theeast intersection of Point Road and oad White on the Horse 4th R of the intersection.
)cOOd north on White Horse Road t o the point where Martlett Road )tios into the ocean.- Ftation 818 is located on a utility cole.
4.~ en Short Street adjacent __ to the White Horse Motel. tinua north on White Horse' Road to a post t 0 2 . miles west of the erssetion of *4hite Horse and Rockv 8till _Roads. Station A9' stod on utili:V is oole 8200 in front of the baseball field. REY. SEP*EMagn losig
r Pag 3 133 of 203 m D-58 Naturn to Rockv Mill Road. 'Sts'tien _ 4232, is located-on utility-cole aid 0~2 miles north of the intersection of Rocky toads. Mill and White Horse ' tation 'a13 -.is en Rocky Hill Road on the MEc -- 4 o air samole station 0.* ilosLnerth of Station 14, near cole 4215.
.tatien's12 is on Rock *r Mill Road _ _ -
? >2 s t bevond the m?.c o access rom:* ti
\ en utility cole #80,-6.5 miles north of'St ation'12.
.ation ilitv poleall is on on.the Rockv east sid e Mill Road 0.2' miles ation 12 north on a of St zlo a196. af the road directly opoesite utilitv ition a10 is on Rockv Hill Road 0 1 .
ility cole a190 miles north'of Station 21 nn
.tien el is located at the SEco air sampler just east of the new ' creation center at the station main entrance.
j ving the main entrance oarkine lot, proceed to the ric k area. Station 42 public parkine - is on the chair link fence at the northern
-of.the clant.
Qon so is on Rocky Hill Road 0.2 miles north of Station 10 on uti-colo sino. I i REV. SF#tEMBER 1889
M, k
-Pago 134 of 253 r
D 59 .~ 5tation 84-is on Rocky
.lity cole a172.
Mill Road 0.2 miles north.cf' Station on uti- o' Ctation 87. is on Rockv Nill. Mead utilitynear ' cir; sample station n.2 miles north of Station colo 8145 8 at the Mr.co Ctation at . - _ is5. 0.4. niles - north of Station 7l' Road on Rockv Hil elity cole 414 at uti-Ftatien sj is on Pockv Mill Road n 6 mil . lity cole-8121. es west of Station 5 on 9ti-
;itatien'821 is on utility pole 4112 Road and Route 1A. at the intersection of Rocky Hill
*h,e Yankee "raveler Motel is at thi S s intersectient '
aturn to Route 3 north. Follow 8tt. - cuto *i at Route 18, Weveouth t,andino.1 headine toward Exit Moston. arn richt-neadino east. Turn right at 1.t the end of the exia. ramo intor Street. Station ad* the first intersection onto is located on the utility to Wsvmouth Winter Street Water * - cole conositt 10 Mass. Electric substation ne xt reatment Plant on the entrance to rks nuilding. to the *own of Weymouth Public ntinuo 'on Winter Street _ _ . . . _ to'its end, amorox. 3.4 miles. to Middle Street. At the next
- urn left
- o Mutton Street, Ccntinue on Route 53 to thethen c licht next traffitraffic licht turn turn richt Go right onto Pleasant Street for aneceriaatelv .
REV. SEPTEMMER lost 1.
4 Page-135 of-253 0-Kn
- 1. 5 Elles. Stattens sat enr aan are located on the. ePain liak fea.ce
- tt cnd;NE corrers of the Pass. Electric substati .
, on located Outt eett'
' f tha Peute ? everrass.
If you co under Rosite 2, vou P. ave cone ::c
'ar.
l l PW. MEP'D'PER J o e s
P:c3 136 of 2D D-Al
*LD rrenance Route - Yankee Atemic ri ge t r i e cemen__ny
=_
3 tart 'a t ' access road to clant facine emereency building.
'nta Monroe Hill Road.
- urn le*t
.airoin turn. Continue for approximately 0.13 miles to the Station al*;
Load, is located en larce tree on North'of.side n ontinue on Montott Hill Road for 0.25 mi. w h Station slo is located on a toa o:cosite frek "t'se. Low Gear" sien oreximatelv (ac 30' em .sion). un road neinua on Monroe Hill Reat' is on West
*er 0. M miles to too o s 5111. e
- m t i 7 _,
side of road on a tree alone a rock wall ?ust north of e M:nroe Hill barrier stake.
- tinus on Monroe Hill Road to r ord Hill Road.
- urn left ento Feri 1 Road and oo 0.M miles to the E. '411es .
'tatien residence at is '
tha Yankee Elec. air samole station ad$acent to the drivewav.
'tinua
- 52 on Ford Hill' Road to MiddletownStatinn . Road si is located
" Site of old town Center" sian at the intersection of r eed Hill i and Middletown Road (richt hand side) hru00 ocoesite the corner house.
is yellow frame with creen roof. inua en Urd Hill Road to the intersection ien sA is on utility n with Leshures Road. cole asi just before Leshures Road. loft onto Leshures Road and oppesite to cross Road . Turn le*t cross Road continue for 0.15 miles to first resic'ence on l f e t. encath). c' e5 is located on swall eine tree behindence Danke careceresid
*his is co-locattd with the licensee. .
REV. TEP*O'PER 10 8 " i __ , _ _ _ _ - - - - - - ' - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . - - - - - - - - - - ~~ ^
Page 137 of 253'
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I D-62 n lntinue' west on Cross Road to Potter's Poad. Turn richt onto
~ttor's Road.
Lyalletreterv.
- ravel aooroximatelv 1.7 miles to bendain road cast Station 8?* is co-located with licensee eend . on stat
' troo . lef t cide ' of road conosite a stoneand wall old fence cate.
itinuo en Potter's Road to Vermont RouteIn100. Vermont Potter's id is named Merrifield Road. Station 818 is on utility pole soc en
't sido of Merrifield Road, _
n.rient ento Vermont
.tingham Cross. Road (4houtRoute 100 continue to the intersection wt:-
a.6 mi - 8.7 mi). 9tation ilt is en uti-i polo sA6 near a wooden tarn across from a larce house. ' :inua cast on Vermont Route 100 to bottom Vorm:nt Route 112. of hill at inter section
*his is Jacksonville. Station a34 ' ity is on the
- o21e conosite the sian for Routes 100, 112, and 8A and is near Riv2r Road street sian, a share onto Poute 112 continue to RouteTurn RA.richt onto 8A.
nuo 2.4' miles until' intersection with a center Statien . island
's on the left side of the road, on the back of the read si en. .nuo on Riute and rolrain Road. RA crossino into Massachusetts cast the interse 1:n e21 is on the 3rd *his is the first intersection cast Codoca.
utility oole on richt, af ter the intersection t 100 vards). The cole is 441. lu2 lity on Route 8A to intersection with Hill Road . _ Station 833 is a cole near the Route 8A sion. 'he pole is fl2/RO. RW. 9tPTr$89ER lost
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Page 138 of 253 {, D-63 ontinde on Route 8A'to intersection with
- n. utility , Dell Road etatin" a23 is cole 55A about 30 *eet up Dell Road on left ,
hand side. i,~: tinue en Route'BA until intersection with Route 2. Li the left' hand side of road just befor 5_tation sSa is
'*an) but1dino. e intersection alono 3 storv rn richt onto Route S d turn richt into cark continue to entrance to Cold Ri'rer State Park at ***
ico'en les t. Statien s?' turn left to 100 cabin beedeuarters is on the utility pole next
- n tne lodce.
iurn to, Route 2 headine west . Go to intersection of "hurch Road st : town of riorida Rida and near Florida Rapti tien s?7 is on the utility mole at th st Church on lef t) .
.
- e intersection.
;ack ,
enj the' Florida Fire Station at Route 2 and Tilda Mill 1.1;f t ento *ilda Hill Roadt Road. follow to North Road c2 State Forest Sion) on left. (1.3 miles after
;on s?* is on the utility pole.
Continue for 0.5 miles to house.
' rn to *ilda Hill Road, 4ain Road. turn left on Tilda Hill. Tilda Hill w eco-vona13ihonutility Take Main Road to Davis and rn tu left onto Davis.
oole 1/3/146 at Main and Davis Roads.
.nu3 on Main Road.about on line. 0.6 miles to just %efore Adams Rich 9tation 414 is located on utility cd). pola 7/6 (left side Fontinue on Main Road for .4 0 miles to utility
$ cs VEr/A3/C/5/44/99. cola iden-
-44.
_ Station al* is at the Lowe residence o.0. 9 REV. SEFFMMER 1988
Pcg3 139 of 253 L ~ D-44 Continue on Main Road until'the "one. lane"a hridee over river. *ern
.richt onto moslev Hill Poad. Go-0.6 miles to utility cole ' REC /Al/1.
*ho cole which is about 25 feet station al*. to the richt off the road is ho%e of If you cass under hich tension lines as you co'down
.tilli vou have cone too far.
4t 5strom of Boslev Hill turn left'onto Readsboro tondsboro.
. Roadto Continue Turn left. ctation a12 is at the fire station as shown.
to"to Vermont ISO headine east. cadsborn Road sonill. etatien Go 1 mile east intersection witt eli is on utilitv oole 141 on le8 t and side of road near a stone wall. urn cround. Follow Route 100 back to Readsboro Road,
'cadsboro Road. Follow to State Line sign. turn left onto .Cn. Station el is on the , 'ntinue on Readsboro Road into Monroe Mridae. Make the sharo left ten orcosite the school.
9tation 812 is on the cate cole at entesnee
'N3w Fncland Elec. Procertv.
wind controls svol to North Adams. 9tation a49 i is located on utilitv cole si. to e oast of the Fire Station / Police Station on Summer Street . tvins Station 44 travel 'forth on Main 9treet to Eaole.
- urn left 1st) is located on Eaole on headino toward North Adams Recional a utility cole . Hosottal Station at the northwest corner of the thside earting lot of the hosoital .
1 MEv. trPTE.WRER 1885 1
l t ;.
]
Page 140 of.'2'53 (I,ccsing- Station 44R, D-64 head to Route'2 west leavine Sort.% Vams. Follow-
-Poute'2 en'util'ty cast Mobil casoline-station on richt.
etatten'sd7 [S locat*d i -
~Moesic River. cole'4X cn richt side of road .iunt Drior'to bridae e over th 8tEV. SEPTRFPER 104%
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h. p L .P293 141 of 253 D-Aa Th3 orotective action culdes tPAG'51 'or emercency Cateeorv workers ara: Whela #od" Exbosura Emeroency workers *5vrot? Exoosure 25 rem 125. rem Lafcsavine fissions 75 rem no limit
.Porsonnel durtne the ear'.v post-accident oeriods may involved in-lifesavino missions or in nsemereenev situat receive a camma radia tion .dssa to the.whole bodv.
Versonnel dostmetry is'provided to all NIA*
- ogrsonnel :nvol"ed red in env neerations or areas where reasurabt.e tation doses mav be received.
*5is dostmetry wil' be used "" vou to' control vaur eroesure to camma radiation and orovide' data for the Department's administrative records.
- n th3 F iv11 Defense monitorina kits issued to each NIA* t member 4re one dos 1 meter charter,
+
two CDV 7a2 dostmeters 0 900 R. four rov 139 dostmeters 0-200 mR, dosimeter exposure record cards, instructions for use of thts eculoment. 50 Rad iation fontrol Procram issues each of vou a film badee on a
.ont51v 5asts.
*his film badae shall be worn by svolv: ment in emeroency vou durtne vour response coere ttons.
i sch of vou shall have and crocerly wear a 0-200 mR destmeter, a n-?00 onstmeter, and the film bedoe.
\
l'. out the exoosure information card 'o t'nd in the CD kit. This format 2cn card will serve as vour eroesure record. control *5e j
-rds w1 11 he collected from vou a t nt. the end of voer esercenev assten-l I
RFNr. OCTO?ER 10R' i i
I <
- P093 142 of 253 V
D-s7 Emereener' Workers Exonsure Fontr91 Procedures
..:acn
.it.
person reocrtino to the EOT 'shall Dick un a oersonnel monit0rin
'The kit eensists oft
'2 dosimeters:
1 *LD; 1 information cards and, a set of' instructions. Instructions: 1. Check kit inventerv. 7 Fill out information card. 3. Go to dosimeter charcino station. *he person at the a. station will charce your dosimeter to read near to zero . S. Record this readine on voor information card . Wear the ? dosimeters and the TLDvou at until turn them in the end of the work day. 5. IMPORTAN* - Do not 5ano or drup the dosimeters be cause this may give vou a false reading. Read dosimeters frecuentiv during your tour of d uty. Radio into EOF any 1.- dose vou accumulate. Turn in both dosimeters and the PLD to the EOF at the end of each work day. 9. Record dosimeter readino on information eforecard b turnino in vour dosimeter. 10 Keeo vour information card with voue end to thof incident. 11. Turn in inferretion card , dosimeters and TLD to EOF at termination of wour tour n' dutv. PEY. SEPTEMBER 1095
Paga 143 ef 253 PORM D-5 SAMPLE'OATA FORM Laboratorv ID: i Field ID:
;te Collectad:
'm3 Collected:
Collected Bv:
. ma Sone fCS,ED):
Aconev & Team:
.to?e Tvee:Vecetatinn_ Soil. ;
Area-Samelad: v2 Wa t e r __ M i 1 k _._ oth e_.
- -*."e.Samela s rot.l.et on o**cedure:
i ation
-;tal Weathat Conditions (Rain, Haze, etc.1: ;
iS 1 meter: Closed Window _ l e omen Window cround level: C3osed Window _ i open winaow t
*** Data Reeortad*** k 1
rein!Muelfde Name'Aet4vitv & Error Unit 9 Tima & Date ; Semela 44ri Reeerted i i
'l 1 t 1.
I-i- l l 1 ,1 I i I REV. SEPTEMBER 1987 _ - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ^ i
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s Pzga 144 of 203 i i E-1 { 30SMN EDISION EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS (SECTION E) t 4 l _ _ , _ _ _ _ a..-- . -- " ' __ ._.
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-SCOPE LTc crevice.a means :: elassifv an emergency basec en initiating ::r.:iti ns
*nten have reacnec specif : precete r:.ne: levels.
-ENCLOSURES 09-3300 - Pgs. ;-3
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- ire *EN:~3 i Y:ngee :4u: lear 3:wer 5:st::n Emeraer.:y Plan 2.
HURE3 0E54 "Criterta for Precarat;en anc E'eslaation of Ract i:g;:a;
' Emergency Response Plans anc Preparedness in Succert :f ti.: lear Power Plantst.
DISOUS$!0M Attachment A previces a methcc :: determine which emer;ency :lassif t:::*:- is a: crc:riate fer sne event (s) wnten is/are c::gretng. In acett n :: , - se:cific EAL's it incluces n:r-clant relatec evsnts (1.2., air:rtf :rst . near site). :If cn event (s) in Oregress re: vires assistar.:e :r a::it*:na' resour:es, been the E:ergency P an eay ce teclementes even incugn n reacnec. EA'. has The meinec Of clas:ifying an e:ergency is ne use cf ::t:i'*:
- lant it:a : :ne plant. instru entatica reacings, system status, ar.c cuts:ce ferees wn*: ::ui:
Emergencies will be classified as one ef' the f=11 ewing:.
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3.__ Site Area. Emergency ' ' 4 General Emergency - PRERE00!!!TES nl. Perferm it's crece:ure ::ncurrent witn eteer emergan:y/e:erating
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Example: :f (Att. "A", Page 1) is an event. Racicactive release-t: tne envir:r.an: tactgr une f:r 24 hours If the PVS Noble Gas c:m is a 10,000 a::ve
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Aie-:: ' Esent( s) wntch 'ev: er see level f sne safety of :ne cicn1.e an actua*. ce :::entia; tu:stanstal :egra:a:- :- recutre tnis emergen:y -::assif t:at :r..
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Gmneral E ereteev: is/are in :r: cess or tas c::gered whien involve act:ai ).
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3' 3 Irractatec Fuel Hancling Accicents 4 4 l Abnormalit;es Events Which Result in MC System Parameter i i
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Pr.93 194'of 253 I-1 s. THF . NEW EFGLAND INTERSTAPE RADIATION ASSIS*ANCF DLAN Aceroved o/ng N. E. Radiolecical Health rnmi r *,e q
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'T i 1 y . iNEW ENGLAND INTERSTATE RADIATION l ASSISTANCE PLAN
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> @f planfis authorized by the;New EnglandL. Comoact on Radiological
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4thE Protection, States.
- ssycralicarty . as approved' 1the bv ithe; Lecialatures ' andLGovernors of
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Act was firsttpassed in the ' State:of-JnoTon "ht March 1,1967, and subscuentiv: cassed bv the State of - Vermont - arch:1461967,'
- ntig fl967,; Massachuseetsion.
RhodeiIslanWDecember: on Acril4 5, 1967, New Hamohsire.on "dndzeooperatinoistate.g:t24 r1469., The Compact became Lofficial: with the? passa
.?he : compact , asi sioned into ' law in each of-.
sta tes,!!ollowed! essentially the t same' :format 'asi develooed hv the y Enolandl Radiological' Health : Conunittee (NERHC) .
'The NERHC i's com-
.dcofithe six New:Enoland._ Radiation ~ Control'Procram Directors,'the~
OiMacio'nali
'ation! Representative 2 Radiological' Health 1Reorosentativeland the E?A Recional~
Lionsd!above which is' ' The Comcact continuous to also anv allows party state thatmay anu state cot.
? vLto this Compact bv1 enacting the same. become:a
'LE TIJ-LPURPOSE <
ouroscecof;this clan. is to delineate. the manner in Lwhich the New: . Lourpsce of 'the New England - CompactLis to .(a)and. compaction-Radiologic promote.the-Colonical1 Health. Protection'of the public, and individuals within r states, (b) crovide mutual aid and assistance in radiological' c
- 45. matters including,1but not limited to, radiation incidents, and -
'incourace and' facilitate the efficient use of. personnel and.eouip-i, bvifurtherino: the orderly acquisition and sharing of resources l1fornprocrams of radiation protection. This plan outlines the-5trcin.
;srsonnel which wil1~bethisaccomplished.
interstate mutual aid and assistance 'and exebance This plan includes specific infor-
"an' on) the channels of. communication amone the states, the availabi-Defloquipment, and laboratorv espabilities, the procedures for -
Lasting 1 assistance from the partv states,and notifyino party states Radiological incidents, as:well as clarification of the procedures Melloan of pirsonnel.and eouipment, and financial obligations antarcd.. 2 fLE III' .DELEGAPION OF AU N ORT *Y Mompcet Administrator or desionee for each earty state shall v the ' Secretary of ' the NERRC of the ' identity of any subordinate
'dalegated. to whom his. authority as comoact Administrator has hardinates
. (See Appendix I. )
e REV. SEPTEMER 1888
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!L!CLE4TVJ-COMMUNICATIONS AND EXCHANGE OP PLANS ' NCdmonct' Administrator or" Designee : shall crevide th'e home and: l p icm tolophone .numberr of1himself or' herself and/or; such staf f men-vsics AhoLorishe may. desionate : as emergency contacts. .In addition, , " bef sho fsha114 crovide a' second : channel'of communication such as; t ':,c cndyshall arrange within : his orJ her state' for emeroency com - i.nicera tor . sha11L notif y. theEcAtions- to reach Each Comcact a iresoonsible- L staf f , membe W4 claninformation
.. shall, be; updated at 'least' annually in Anoendix IJofSecretary of th
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- ?cLE V -! LIS*INGS OF ^ FQUIPMENT AND LAPORATORY CAPABILITIES , *4me, p
'_ VompactLAdministratorishall: Lvailable1 field survev eenipmenttransmit includinatorance,- the Secretarv-a.listinc? ether emercenev (~nalysis
;omant,; andlailistine, cf available laboratory ' capabilities bv ' tvpe *).. (i.e. , cross alpha , a cross heta , aamma spectroscopy, Such ens warrant. listinas shall: be updated annuallv nt- more .cf ten if con-(SeeL AppendixiII, ; and 1 Accendix- III. )
, btE VI -: REC 5UES? FOR ASSIS?ANCE f Upin ide termination . bv l a Compact Administrator. or Delecate ' tha t a '
- radiction' incident 'has taken place :within his/her state -of a sngnitude sufficient'to recuire. additional personnel.orleculpment., -
tho#omosety Administrator .or Deleoate should ; contact the Secretarv to:roouest such aid as he/she deems-necessary., The Secretary
- shall~ contact suchfother party state / states.to reauest aid as ina/sha~ judged ~to'he best able to assist under the circumstances.
The5 state / states receiving such a request should resoond with cer-csonnol. and/orf eculpment; to: the best of their- ability , while main-
- cining . sufficient capability for ~ the protection of the public accith within their own' state. - At the time of the reauest, .said oarconnel should he' advised of . their assioned tasks and of the lecation and individual to 'which they are to- report. Provisions-f forn further
":123 of-suchbriefino, request.when .necesserv, mav also be arranced at the Any state: respondine to a request for aid under this plan shall i;oparate. cincident plan whileofinthat: a carty state.state, . in. accordance with the radiat ton laimbursement.bv the state receiving aid or assistance under this Article for any- loss or damase to, or expense incurred in the Op3 ration of anvl equipment; for cost of all materials, transpor-
- ationi and' maintenance of of ficers,.. emoloyees, and eauionent; and
< ior any compensation or honefits for injuries or dealth incurred
>viofficers '.rith Articleor_ X. emoloyees of an aiding state shall be in accordance -
M F.V . SEPTEMPFP 1895 i
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' de$tification ~ to other- partvl states under this plan shall .be .made tiv by.the Comnact Administrator or Designee;.and such tifica-' inEchollf also be. made to the Secretary, . New .Encland Radiolos L1thicommittee., ical
? ICLE' VIII - LOAN OF FACILITIES AND EOUIPMENT , LABORATORY ANALYSIS -
AND - EJCMANGE OF DATA , n Facilities, and euuipment specified in Article V of this. plan may.
.ba:1 caned <in Lsituations; (1) accordance with either of the two,following tby? the incident 'in. cuestion: and, .(2): ene in which the recuestedone
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'stata cuostion.- is or could oossibly be. af f ected by the incident in (See Accendix II and' Appendix III.) .The recuestine
,.: Xe stato shall. reimburse the lending state in accordance with . Article Lcharatorv' analyses may be cerformed by canditions specified,in; paragraph (al- above.the recuested state under (See Appendix III.)
'R;ou3sts ~for assistance, exchange of data or other certinent information thrcugh mav'be accomplished the' Secretary of the MERMC. utilizing' forms in Appendix IV
.most expeditious means nf communication available.1 Transmission shall
- be bv the NLE'IX:- LOAN OF PERSONNEL Eossional.or tad to radiation technical eersonnel orotection may havine special skills or trainino
'rcquGst.- be made-available to a carty state LetaryD and.Such insientes.-
reouestsofshould have approval be transmitted the respective Comeact' throuch the'MERMC Administrators
- ccedance with Article X.The:recuesting state shall reimburse the lending state
.0LE X' -' CNARGES FUR EOtTIPMEM* AND PERSONNEL E : Pho . state receiving aids or assistance shall reimburse the state 3paration. of anv eouipment.rcndaring aid or assistance for anv loss or damaae incurr
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Paga 200 of 253-p I-7 APPENDIX I CONNECTICUT ._ ,Laset Administrator
' Commissioner of Environ. Drotection Stanlev J. Pac Business Tel: (203) 566-2110
;on to Whom Authority Dalscated Kevin T.A. McCarthy Business Tel: (203) 54A-5668, 5134 Home Tel: (203) 487-0305 L r Emarcencv Contacts Joseph R. Smolen order of.orioritv) Musiness'Tel: f203) 544-5668, 5134 Home Tel: (203) 426-929d Jesse Tucker Business Tel: (203) 544-5626 Home Tel: (203) 529-6290 to 4:30 Contact Radiation Control Office Hartford, CT (203) 566-5668, 5134
- 7ur-A-Dav Contact Connecticut State Police (203) 566-4240 Ask for Executive Officer RfV. SEP* EMBER 10R5 i
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!' x-e t' MAINE mict Administrator commissioner, Dent. of Human Services Michael R. Petit
~ Business tal: (207) 289-27?6 SDn to.Whom Authority s Dalegated Tocoan W. Clouch Business Tel: (207) 239-3826 Home Tel: (207) 582-78G0 cr Emargency Contacts ordar of priority) Russell Martin Rusiness Tel: (207) 280-3R2A * '
Home Tel: (207) 622-1258 Chester Small Business 'el: (207) 280-3826 Home Tel: (207) 522-2646 {our-A-Day Contact
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q MASSACHUSETTS l 33act Administrator Commissioner, Geot. of Public Healt5 9ailus walker Jr., S. H. D. , M . D. F. Business Tel: (*17) 727-2700
. son to Whom Authority Robert M. Hallisev Business Tel: (A17).727-6214, 6246; Home Tel: (617) 729-5728 fr'Em2roenev'rontacts Georce Swible . ~
ordar of.orioritv) Ausiness Tel: (A17) 727-6214,.A246 Home Tel: (A17) 387-7788 William Pell Business Tel: (413). 773-7858 Hnme Tel: (413) 253-381f Robert Watkins Pusiness Tel: (617) 727-6214, 6246 Home Tel: (417) 832-3378 4
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(617) 56A-4500 1 1 1 REV. SEPTEMPEP 1095 I I ___ . - _ - . - . - - - - - - _- __-__ A
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. Chief, e John R.'Stantonureau of Environ. Health Business Tel: (403) 271-4587 Home Tel:
(403) 623-4743 rson to Whom Authoritv-s D21egated Diane Tefft Business Tel: (603) 271-4988 Home Tel: (403) .524-3358 Donald E. Halle Business *el: (503) 171-459; Home "el: (603) 622-961R
-Hsur-A-Day Contact New Hamnshire Ftate Police -
(603) 271-3636 Rhode Island *
- ,oret Admin is tra tor Director, Denartment of Fealth Business Tel: (401) 277-2731 san to Whom Authoritv Dalcoated James E. Hickev Business Tel: (401) 277-2438 Home-*el (401) 884-4732 or Emeroincy contacts ordor of criority) Charles McMahon Business Tel: (401) 277-2439 Home Tel: (401) 940-313R Rocer Marinelli Business *el: (401) 277-243R Home Tel: (401) 467-4008
- Heur-A-Dan Contact Rhode Island State Police (401) A47-3311 .
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'Dolocated Rav McCandless
. Business Tel: (802) 828-2986 Home Tel:
(802) 223-5079 tr/ Em]rcency Contacts
- Paul Clemons Business Tel: (902) 828-?888 Home Tel: .
(R02) 597-3534 Deborah Voland Musiness Tel: (402) 257-1750 Home Tel: (802) 3R8-3536
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__. Vermont State Police (802) 828-2103 REV. SEPTEMBER 1885
'PIga 205 of 253 I-12 FEDERAL' CONTACT LI.9 TING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY arv Contact-Byron Keene Office of Radiation & Noise Rusiness Home # a (617) 223-4845 (617) 729-8346-Emargencv Con tact Paul Pedrosian Musiness Home # A (*17) 221-1*c1 (617) 475-2558 ur-A-Day Con tact Oil & Har.ardous Materials Duty Officer (617) 223-7265 FOOD AND DRUG - ADMINISTRATION .- -:V Contact Warren Church Business Home 4 # (617) 223-3178-(617) 6AA-5307 Em3rcency Contacts
- dar of prioritv) Neil Gaeta Business Home # 4 (617) 729-5700 (617) 488-7081 Edward maratta Business a (A17) 729-5700 Paul Bolin Business Home # # (617) 779-5700 l (603) 434-0594 REV. SEPTEMMER 1984 i
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