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SUBJECT WNP-2 PLANT PROCEDURES MANUAL " VOLUME 13 PACKAGE NO. 90"318

REFERENCE:

PPM *1.2.4 The following Procedures have been revised/approved and are to be inserted in your controlled copy of Volume 13 of the Plant Procedures Manual, and the superseded revisions are to be removed and destroyed:

Procedure Rev ~ Title 13.8.2 8 Manual Offsite Dose Calculations 13.10.9 10 Operations Support Center Operations and Operations Support Center Director Duties 13.11.13 8 . EOF News Writing Team Duties 13 '4.1 8 Emergency Exposure Levels/Protective Action Guides 13.14.3 6 Supply System Health Physics Procedures, Radiologi-cal 'rograms Innstructions, and'nvironmental Programs Instructions 13.14.4 10 Emergency Equipment 13.14.9 7 Emergency Program Maintenance To verify receipt and inclusion of these Procedures, please sign, date and return this receipt to S. Le ard, MD 927A within TEN (10) WORKING DAYS of the date of this IOM.

Date . signature o Manua Ho der Contro ed Copy Number JFP/sl Attachments WP.102 AS (440)

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ljlSII(MILUH VUlitt. D Control Control lidil

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~Co y No. Location> w~Noil 0 o 57 Benton County Dept of. Energ.'gmt.

2 Control Roan 927A 58 lIP-2 Security 913'13, 3 Shift Manager 927A 60 HHP-2 Security 4 Plant Manager 927M 61 Operations Support Center/Cabinet nichroco>

63 Emergency Training 1020 5 Licensed Training 1022 6 Sioulator 1034 64 Rakaste Control Rocm 927A'034 7 Technical Manager 988U 66 Sinulator, Shift Manager Reoate Shutdae Roan (13.4.1)

'27A 8 Operations Manager 9270 68 69 EOF Cammications Center (EOFCC) 1021 HP/Chanistry lhnager 927K 10 9

Maintenance Manage 927S 73 ~

Dept. ~. 8 llealth Serv.

ll Plant Admin. Manager 927S 74 75 Dept. Soc. 8 Health Serv.

Dept. Soc. & Health Serv.

wg 12 Engineering Services 981G 78 Shift Technical Advisor 927A 17 Central Training Services (Sec. 13.14) '027 80 Plant Records 927A Chemistry Supervisor 927A 1020 82 ECF Decision Center 21 Health Physics Supervisor 927A 1020 83 l"lNAC 24 Plant gA/()C Manager 9568 Sinulator, Shift Technical Advisor (QA) 86 25 Project Manager, Bechtel 964D, - Document Control Desk, HRC Hash D.C 87 26 Region V, HRC Corporate Camunications 325 90 27 Security Programs thnager 1021 91 Energency Preparedness Program 1020 28 Region Y, HRC 92 Energency Preparedness Program 1020 29 LIP-3 Technical Library 700 93 Radiological Programs 1020 30 E.O.F. RecorddRoan ~

1020 94 Offsite Agency Center 1020 31 TSC Emergency Response/Cabinet 927A 95 Security Decision Center 1020 33 Adnin. Security Specialist 968 96 Crisis Managenent Center 325.

34 HP Technicians Office 927H 97 Technical Data Center -i 1020 35 Resident Inspector 901A 98 Corporate Library 330 36 Emergency Preparedness Program 1020 102 Telecamunication Services 1032 37 Ngr. of Emerg Plann & Environ Prog 1020 104 . Energency Preparedness Program 1020 41 913 105 HRC Grergency Response 1020 HHP-2'Security'lhintenance 42 Training 184 106 Energency Preparedness Program 1020 46 IS&FP 9828 ,114 Energency Training 1020 47 Director Engineering 520 123 Planning 8 Scheduling 994E 49 Security Training/Evaluation 1021 126 Asst. Managing Director for Operations 1023 50 Plant Enargency Director 927A 127-132 (6) Licensed Training 1020 51 Energy Fac. Site Eval. Council ~ 133 Eoergency Planning 1020 52 Division of Energency thnayment 134-136 (3) t4$ AC Field Team Kits (13.9 series, 53 Dept. Soc. & Health Serv. I/ 13.13.4 and 13.14.4)

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54 Dept. Soc. 8 Health Serv. (Seattle) 137-140 (4) tVF Field Team Kits (13.5.4, 13.7.5, 1020 Federal Energency Mgmt. Agency ,13.9 series, 13.13.4, and 13.14.4) 56 U.S'. Department of Energy 142, Pacific H.M. Labs H/A Kathy t4Grllamh (tenn Onlv) 917Y

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,13.8 OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATIONS TITI.E 13.8.2 ONUAL. OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATIONS 13.8.2.1 ~pur ose The purpose of this rocedure is to provide instructions on using redun-dant EDPS Computer pr grams to predict off ite dose rates and integrated doses for populations downwind of WNP-2 during an emergency. These calculations are based u on actual meteg(ological data and the actual or projected airborne relea e rates. TP'is procedure is limited to the airborne pathway, since it 's considered the only credible release mode.

This procedure can be utilized by the Control Room, Technical Support Center, or fiUOAC dose assessmeiIt 'ersonnel, if the Computerized Emergency Dose Projection System is not op rational, or if desired. The dose rates calculated from thi's procedure should be confirmed by actual Environmental r Field Team Measureme'nts as soo as practicable.

13.8.2.2 References L

EPIP 13.8.1, Computerized Emergency Dos Projection System Operations (

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13.8.2.3 Procedure I

Res onsibi lit Action Assigned Dose Assess ent 1. Perform this prooydure if the Emergency Dose Personnel Projection Systems EDPS) is inoperable, and (Radiological Emergency an Alert, Site Area or General Emergency in-Manager, Radiation cluding a release ha been declared, or when Protection Manager, Shift directed by the Radio qgical Emergency Mana-Technical Adviser or ger, Radiation Protec&'on Hanager or Plant other assi,gned Emergency Director.

individua'Is)

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Res onsibilit Action Assigned Dose Assessment 2. Utilize the TRS-80 Model 100 micro-computer, Personnel (Radiological or IBM PS/2 as the redundant Emergency Dose Emergency Manager, Radiation Projection System (BEDPS) The TRS-80 is Protection Manager, Shift stored in the STA's office, the TSC, or the Technical Adviser or other MUOAC. The TRS-80 Model can be operated on assigned individuals) (Cont.) four (4) AA batteries or adapted to 120 VAC.

IBM PS/2s loaded with BEOPS are located in the Control Room, the TSC and MUDAC.

3. Turn on the computer and select the program from the menu.

a. .

TRS-80 Model 100

1) Turn the power switch ON. (The switch is on the right side of the computer.)

2) Adjust the display intensity

'sing the control "OISP" next to the power switch.

3) Press the space bar until the cursor is over "BEOPS.BA" on the menu.

4) Press "ENTER". The program will load and start asking interactive questions.

5) Whenever possible, operate computer using available 120 VAC power and minimize battery use.

b. In the event that BEOPS.BA has been lost From the TRS-80 Model 100's memory, the program can be reloaded from the magnetic tape cassette stored with the TRS-BO.

1) Connect the tape recorder/player to the TRS-80 using the supplied cable.

2) Turn on the TRS-80. Set tape recorder volume control to "P".

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Res onsibi lit Action Assigned Dose Assessment 3) Insert the cassette containing the Personnel (Radiological BEOPS.BA program and rewind. Reset Emergency Manager, Radiation tape counter to "000".

Protection Manager, Shift Technical Adviser or other Hake sure that the recorder/player assigned individuals) (Cont.) is set for remote control.

(" Pause" set to "Out")

5) Press the PlAY key and be sure that it locks down.

6) Access BASIC from the Main Menu of the TRS-80 (position cursor over BASIC and press ENTER).

7) Type CLOAD "BEDPS" and press ENTER.

8) The TRS-80 will search the, tape for BEOPS.BA and print the names of any files it passes over.

Once BEDPS.BA is loaded, the TRS-80 will print OK.

9) Type SAVE "BEDPS.BA". Stop tape recorder, rewind tape, remove tape and disconnect tape recorder.

C. IBH PS/2 (HUOAC)

Enter menu number For BEOPS selection.

2) Ensure laser printer is on.

3) Read and follow instructions shown on screen.

4) Default values must be entered.

5) If needed, a backup disk for the PS/2 is located in PSF Room 129F.

6) Nhen a Full page is not produced by the laser printer, you must eject the partial page before you begin another set of calculations.

PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.8.2-3 of 19 VitP 598 Rl I9 83)

CQNTIROLLED COPY Res onsibi lit Action Assigned Oose Assessment 4, Complete Attachment A, "Offsite Oose Calcu-Personnel (Radiological lation Oata Sheet". See Attachment 8 for Emergency Hanager, Shift instructions on each individual question or Technical Adviser or other entry.

assigned individuals)(Cont.)

5. Using the information on the data sheet answer the questions as they appear on the computer screen. Always press "ENTER" after answering each question.

6. At the completion of the program a "Summary of Ooses" will be displayed.

7. Copy the results onto Attachment C, "Summary of EOPS Backup Calculation".

8. Perform calculations for 1.2, 2.0, .3.0 +,

5.0 and 10 miles downwind. Perform calcu-lations for any other distance downwind, as needed.

+ NOTE: Also calculate 3.0 miles due to i rregul a ri t i es o f 2. 0 mi 1 e boundary.

9. Refer to EPIP 13.14.2, "Process for Oeter-mining Protective. Action Recommendations".

Initiate protective actions as required.

10, Attachments 0, E, F and G contain blank copies of the 10 mile maps for a) Whole Body Oose Rates, b) Whole Body Integrated Oose, c) Thyroid Oose Rate, and d) Thyroid Integrated Oose.

Hark the calculated doses at the correct distances and in the downwind direction on all four maps. Indicate the centerline of the plume by a line on each map in the down-wind direction. Label "Plume Centerline".

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Res onsibi lit Action Assigned Oose Assessment 12. Include the maps with any recommendation for Personnel (Radiological protective action recommendations made off-Emergency Manager, Shift site using EPIP 13.14.2, "Process for Oeter-Technical Advisor or other mining Protective Action Recommendations".

assigned individuals) (Cont.)

13. Maintain copies of all calculations, 'maps and Protective Action'ecommendations made using this procedure.

14, Evaluate the need to update the dose assess-ment calculations if ~an of the following parameters change significantly (e.g., by 20$ or more):

a. Elevated release point monitors.

b. Radwaste ventilation monitors.

c. Turbine building ventilation monitors.

d. Containment radiation level.

e. Measured effluent flow rate.

f. Containment pressure.

g. Wind speed ~

h. Wind direction (change of 22.5 degree sector) .

i. Pasquill stability class.

1) Temperature Lapse Rate.

2) Sigma theta.

j. Estimated duration of release.

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CQNTIRQLLF.G CQPY 13.8.2.3 Attachments A. Offsite Dose Calculation Data Sheet.

B. Instructions for Offsite Dose Calculation Data Sheet.

C. Summary of EQPS Dose Calculations.

D. 10 Nile Nap Whole Body Dose Rate.

E. 10 Nile Nap Whole Body Integrated Dose.

F. 10 Nile Nap - Thyroid Dose Rate G. 10 Nile Nap - Thyroid Integrated Dose Radwaste Building Exhaust Flow - Millivolt to CFM Conversion.

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CONTIROLLED COPY OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATION DATA SHEET DATE: (1)

TIME: (2)

NAME: (3)

CALCULATION: (4)

REACTOR TURBINE RAOWASTE BLDG ORYMELL BLDG BLDG A. Release Point (RX Bldg, ON, TG, RW)

(Y or N) (5)

B. Meteorology

1. Stability Class (A-G) (6) or 4T/ aZ 'C/100m or Sigma Theta Degrees

2. Distance Downwind Miles (7)

(1.2, 2.0, 3.0, 5.0, 10.0 Miles)

3. Mind Speed MPH

4. Nind Direction (From To) Degrees (9)

C. Time Since Reactor Shutdown Minutes (10)

O. Stand By Gas Treatment System (SGTS) Efficiency E. Release Point Flow Rate (CFM) CFH CFH CFH CFH (12)

F. Source Term-Radiation Monitors, Field Data or Sample Results (R, F, or S) (13)

( If source term is based on sample results complete attached sheet)

Reactor Turbine Radwaste

1. Radiation Monitor Reading ~Bl d ~Bl d ~Bl d a ~ High Range Elevated Release Point (R/Hr) R/hr XX XX (14)

b. Intermediate (extended)

Range Noble Gas Monitor (PMU) PMU PHU PMU (15)

C. Low Range Noble Gas Monitor (CPM) CPM CPM CPM (16)

Attachment A Page 1 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMSER PAGE NUMSER 13.8.2 7 13.8.2-7 of 19 WP 598 A I (9 83)

OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATION DATA SHEET (Continued)

Reactor Turbine Radwaste

1. Radiation Monitor Reading ~Bl d ~Bl d ~Bl d

d. Drywell LOCA Rad Monitor

( CMS-R IS-27E) R/hr XX XX

e. Drywell LOCA Rad Monitor

( CMS-RIS-27F) R/hr XX XX

2. Field Data

a. Plume Centerline Dose Rate mR/hr at miles

b. Plume Centerline Air Sample at miles (Comp'lete attached Air Sample Data Sheet)

G. Release Duration (Minutes) min Attachment A Page 2 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.8.2 8 7 13.8.2-8 of 19 WP 599 Rl (9 8QI

SAMPLE RESULTS FOR GASEOUS RELEASE POINTS 3

CONCENTRATIONS IN Ci/M or Ci/CM (See Attachment 8, Item 20, for instructions)

REACTOR TURBINE NUCLIDE BUILDING DRYWELL BUILDING .

RADWASTE BUILDING

'LUME CENTER LINE PRE-SGTS POST SGTS PRE-HEPA POST-HEPA AT MI Kr-83M Kr-85M Kr-85 Kr -87 Kr-88 Kr-89 Xe-1 31M Xe-133M Xe-133 Xe-135M Xe-135 Xe-137 Xe-138 I-131 I-132 I-133 I-134 I-135 Attachment A-1 Page 3 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.8.2 7 13.8.2-9 of 19 WP.599 R1 (9.83)

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CONTIRQLLED COPY OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATION DATE SHEET INSTRUCTION

1. Date: Enter current date (mm:dd:yy).

2. Time: hh:mm, a.m. or p.m.

3. Name: Person performing calculation.

4. Calculation g: Sequential Number of calculations performed during current emergency.

5. Release Point: Indicate which building(s). There may be multiple points.

If the release point is the Reactor Building, and the Drywell LOCA rad monitors (CNS-RIS-27E or F) are being used to estimate the source term, mark the Drywell as the release point, not the Reactor Building.

6. Meteorology Conditions: Obtain necessary meteorological data from the plant Graphic Display System (GDS) or:

a. Telephone the PNL Weather Forecaster (Primary) at 373-2875 or:

b. Telephone the National Weather Service Forecaster at:

1-503-281-1911 Portland, Oregan 1-206-526-6083 Seattle, Washington

c. Stability Class vs. hT/hz signal.

Stabi i ty 1 Pasquill Temperature Change Classification Ca~ecaories With Hei ht 'C/100 m Extremely un'stabl e aT/az -1.9 Moderately unstable -1.9 aT/hz -1.7 Slightly unstable -1.7 aT/az -1.5 Neutral -1.5 aT/hz -0.5 Slightly stable -0.5 aT/az 1.5 Moderately stable 1.5 aT/az 4.0 Extremely stable 4.0 aT/az Attachment 8 Page 1 of 4 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.8.2 7 13.8.2-10 of 19 Wp 598 R1 I9 aI)

CQNTRQLLED CQPY OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATION DATE SHEET INSTRUCTION (Continued) .

d. Stability Class vs. Sigma Theta. Signal Stability Pasqui ll Classification ~Cate aries de rees Extremely unstable A sigma theta 22.5 Moderately unstable 8 22.5 sigma theta 17.5 Slightly unstable C 17.5 sigma theta 12.5 Neutral D ~

12.5 sigma theta 7' Slightly stable E 7.5 sigma theta 3.8 Moderately stable F 3.8 sigma theta 2.1 Extremely stable G 2.1 sigma theta Distance Downwind: 1.2 miles is the exclusion area boundary.

and 10.0 miles are the increments for population evacuatation.

2.0, 3.00 I Example: If the Dose Rate at 2 and 3 miles are above the Protective Action Guide (EPIP 13.14.1 and 2) but below it at 5 miles then shelter or evacuate that downwind sector(s) to five miles.

8. Hind speed: Enter in miles per hour.

. 9. Hind Direction: Enter direction from and to in degrees 0-360o.

10. Time Since Reactor Shutdown: Time in minutes since reactor went subcri-tical. (Used to calculate decay of radioactivity.)

ll. Standby Gas Treatment System (SGTS) Efficiency (in percent):

a. If ON, use 99.7

b. If OFF, use 0

12. Ventilation Flow: In cubic feet per minute (CFM).

Defaul t .Va 1 ues:

RX 120,000 CFM normally, 4000 cfm if SGTS on DM 0.725 Leakage/day = (.0072)(3.5E+5 ft. 3

)/24X60 =1.75CFM.

TG - 310,000 CFM RW - 84,000 CFM. - However, if getting Radwaste Building flow from Process Computer units are in millivolts not CFM.

See Attachment H For graph for conversion to CFM.

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OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATION DATE SHEET INSTRUCTION (Continued)

13. Radiation Source Term: If release rates are being determined by the radiation monitors, mark (R); if they are based on sample results, mark (S); if based on field radioactivity samples or dose rates, mark (F).

Refer to PPN 12.10 series "Post Accident Sampling and Analysis" if source term is based on samples.

14. 'igh Range Elevated Release Point Monitor (CNS-RIS-27C or D) (R/hour).

Enter value if Reactor Buildng is release point.

Use CMS-RIS-27C or 27D. (10 2-104 R/Hr)

15. Intermediate (extended) Range Noble Gas Radiation Monitors - Rx, TG or RW Indicate in Panel Heter Units (PNU).

a ~ Rx REA-RIS-19A (1-10 5 PNU)

b. TG - TEA-RIS-13A (1-10 5 PHU)

C. RW WEA-RIS-14A (1-105 PHU)

16. Low range Noble Gas Radiation Monitors Rx, TG or RW (CPM).

a, Rx-REA-RIS-19 (10-10 7 cpm)

b. TG-TEA-RIS-13 (10-10 7 cpm)

c. RW-WEA-RIS-14 (10-107 cpm)

17. Drywell LOCA Radiation Monitor (R/Hr) Use either one not both.

CHS-RIS-27E (1-107 R/Hr)

CMS-RIS-27F (1-107 R/Hr)

18. Field Data: Enter plume centerline dose rate in mR/hr and distance from Plant to the measurement location. If calculation of dose is to be based on field team radioactivity measurements, enter measurement distance and complete air sample data sheet.

19. Release Duration in- minutes: Length of time the release is expected to last. 120 minutes (two hours) is used as a default value. This is based on approximate time to evacuate a sector to 10 miles.

20. Sample Results Attachment A-1: (Ci/m3 or pCi/cm3).

have been pulled and analyzed for any of the locations, (RX, DW, TG, RW If samples or Plume Centerline) the results may be substituted into the calculations in place of the radiation monitor readings. Complete the 'ppropriate columns in Attachment A-1 listing the concentrations of the thirteen (13) noble gas nuclides and five (5) radioiodines. Enter the concentrations in units of Ci/m3 or ICi/cm3 when asked to by the computer.

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v OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATION DATE SHEET INSTRUCTION (Continued)

21. Summary of EDPS Calculations, Attachment C

a. Enter dose rates and exposure as listed by computer output on form.

b. Plume Transit Time = Distance (Ni les) Nindspeed (NPH)

= Plume Transit Time (Hrs)

c. Enter the time the release started. (HH:NN AN or PN)

d. Completed By: Signature of individual completing Attachment C.

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SUMMARY

OF EDPS OFFSITE DOSE CALCULATIONS (See Attachment 8, Item 21, for instructions)

Dist Mhole Body[ Nhole Body Thyroid Thyroid (Plume Transit]

Dose Rate Integrated Dose Rate Dose T i llle REM/Hr Dose REM REM/Hr REM Hrs 1.2 2.0 3.0 5.0 10.0 Other Time Release Started:

Completed By:

(Name)

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siasns'ssstss\ el eels ~ ow an SUPPLY SYSTEM PLANT PROCf DURES MANUAL WNP-2 PROCEDURE NUMBER DATE 13.10.9 03/22/90 VOLUME NAME 13 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEOURE SECTION 13.10 PLANT EHERGENCY FACILITIES TITLE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER OPERATIONS ANO 13.10.9 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER OIRECTOR OUTIES 13.10.9.1 ~Pur ose The purpose of this procedure is to describe the responsibilities of the Operations Support Center Oirector and the operation of the Operations Support Center. The Service Building lunchroom will normally serve as the center. If the need arises, the Hechanical Maintenance office space in the Service Building basement can serve as an alternate location for the Center.

13.10.9.2 References A. EPIP 13.5.1, Controlled Evacuation of the Protected Area B. EPIP 13.5.5, Personnel Accou'ntability C. EPIP 13.5.6, Personnel Search and Rescue EPIP 13.7.8, Transportation of Injured or Contaminat:ed Injured Personnel to an Offsite Medical Facility E. EPIP 13.10.12, Reentry Team Outies F. EPIP 13.10.13, Recovery Team Outies EPIP 13.11.18, Information Network EPIP 13.13.4, Post Incident Reporting PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.10.9 13.10.9-1 of 32 WP.591 R3 I3/BS)

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13.10.9.3 Procedure Res onsibilit Action Operations Support Center Upon notification of an Alert, Site Area or Director General Emergency, or if so directed, pro-ceed to the Operations Support Center (OSC) and assume the Director's duties.

2. Obtain appropriate briefing from the Shift Manager (SM) or Plant Emergency Director (PED) on current Plant systems status, locations and task assignments for Plant Emergency Teams (PETs), and known or antici-pated Plant hazards.

3. Determine when adequate staFF and resources are in a state of readiness and the OSC can be declared "ACTIYATED". Announce Acti-vated status to the OSC stafF and direct they assume control for their procedural responsibilities.

Announce OSC activation to the SM, PED, and other Plant emergency centers.

5. Assume control of accountability and direc-tion for any Plant emergency response teams activated by the Shift Manager.

NOTE: If certain Operations personnel (who may be PET members) are needed to complete critical tasks, under Control Room di rec-tion, discuss this with the SM (or PED).

When determined, they will remain under Control Room (rather than OSC) that will be announced to them by the SM (or PED).

6. Direct the initiation of accountability operations per EPIP 13.5.5, "Personnel Accountability.

7. For personnel unaccounted for, initiate search and rescue per EPIP 13.5.6, "Personnel Search and Rescue".

8. Assign administrative support personnel as defined in Attachments 0-1 through 0-13.

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K CQNmQLLED t.QPY Res onsibi lit Action Operations Support Center 9. Maintain a chronology of significant inputs, Director (Cont.) actions, events and their. resolutions on an already established log, or on a log simi-lar to the "Emergency Response Log", for attachment to your After Action R'eport.

See EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting".

10. Ensure habitability monitoring of the OSC has been implemented.

ll. If the OSC becomes uninhabitable:

a. Have the Lead Health Physics Person determine the habitability of the Hechanical Maintenance office space in the Service Building.

b. Relocate select OSC personnel to the alternate OSC and notify the Plant Emergency Director and other center directors of the move.

c. Evacuate non-selected OSC personnel per instructions in EPIP 13.5.1 "Con- .

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12. If a controlled or immediate evacuation is needed, refer to the appropriate section of EPIP 13.5. 5 "Personnel Accountabi 1 i ty" For guidance in accountability for emergency and non-essential personnel.

13. Direct the OSC Information Coordinator to transmit announcements over the information network that personnel in other centers-should know.

14. Ensure that the Significant Events Status Board, similar to Attachment B, and other status boards are being maintained as necessary.

15. If you require additional manpower resources, contact the Plant Administrative Manager in the TSC.

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Coordinate with the Security Operations Coordinator to allow or deny entry into the Protected Area via the Primary (PAP) and Secondary Access Points (AAP).

b. Coordinate with the Security Oper-ations Coordinator to allow or deny exit From the Protected Area via PAP and AAP.

C. Coordinate with the Central Alarm Sta-tion, the Technical Support Center and the Control Room (or any other manned area in the Protected Area) that move.

ment of personnel From those areas into other areas of the Protected Area is reported to the OSC Accountability Coordinator, and that personnel receive briefing on radiological hazards, or HP support'is provided.

17. For medical emergencies requiring transpor-tation of individual(s) offsite, refer to EPIP 13.7.8, "Transportation of Injured or Contaminated Injured Personnel to an Offsite Medical Facility."

18. Nhen advised by the Plant Emergency Direc-t tor or Shift lIianager to initiate reentry into radiological areas for the manipulation or modification of equipment, confer with the Lead Health Physics Person and initiate the appropriate section of EPIP 13.10.12 "Reentry Team Duties".

19. Keep the Plant Emergency Director and Shift Manager appraised oF the Reentry Team's progress.

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Provide Health Physics coverage as required.

Provide additional Chemistry personnel to perform logkeeping tasks as necessary.

21. When advised to have Chemistry personnel pull PASS samples, assign a Health Physics Technician and a PASS qualified Chemistry Technician.

22. When the recovery phase of an emergency is declared and entry into radiological areas is required for manipulation or modifica-tion of equipment, confer with the Lead Health Physics Person and implement EPIP 13.10.13 "Recovery Team Duties".

23. Refer incoming media calls to the Joint Information Center.

24 'pon shift change, turn over Log and fully brief your relief of responsibilities, duties and current status.

25. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare your individual After Action Reports. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Collect After Action Reports prepared by staff personnel.

c. Deliver all After Action Reports, Sta-tus Board Logs, and Significant Events Logs to the Plant Emergency Director.

Responding OSC Support 26. Perform preassigned duties.

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27. Maintain a chronology oF significant inputs, actions, events and their resolutions on an already established log, or on a log similar to the "Emergency Response Log", For attach-ment to your AFter Action Report. See EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

28. Perform other assignments as directed.

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1I OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ACTIVATION CAROS C-1 Person in Charge C-2 Equipment Person C-3 Radiological Monitor A C-4 Radiological Monitor B C-5 Accountability Person Attachment C Page 1 of 6 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.10.9 9 13.10.9-9 of 32 WP 598 R1(983)

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OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ACTIVATION CARDS Activation Card gl: Person in Char e A. Coordinate activation of Operations Support Center functions. Direct setup similar to Attachment F, OSC Floor Plan.

B. Assign Activation Cards sequentially to responding personnel, attempting to give card 45 to one familiar with Personnel Accountability Observe any special instructions on each card. Ensure the actions are being carried out.

C. Ensure that all arriving personnel log in via the manual accountability log system. Direct emergency personnel to the equipment lockers area, and nonessential personnel to the other side of the room.

0. Instruct arwiving emergency personnel to remain in the Operations Support Center until directed otherwise. Instruct arriving non-essential evacuation/assembly personnel to remain in the GSB hallway or other locations out of the way of the entrance to the OSC.

E. Notify the Control Room and the Technical Support Center of your arrival, name, emergency organization assignment and the status of the Operations Support Center. Keep the Shift Manager and the Plant Emergency Director informed of operational status.

F. Establish contact with the. Shift Support Supervisor and provide information on personnel status and support as requested.

G. Properly brief and be relieved by the Operations Support Center Director upon his arrival.

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A. If a Health Physics person with locker and cabinet keys is not available, proceed to Access Control and obtain Operations Support Center emergency equipment locker and emerge'ncy supplies cabinet keys from the key box.

B. Return to Operations Support Center .,and unlock the Operations Support Center emergency equipment locker and emergency supplies cabinet. Remove and set up overhead projector.

C. Oistribute Significant Events Logs to overhead projector location.

0. Remove radio(s), charger(s), and base unit. Plug in.

E. Assist person in charge as needed.

F. Obtain the key from the inside of the cabinet door for the telephone box. Unlock the box and remove phones. Place all equipment in accor-dance with locations similar to Operations Support Center Floor Plan.

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Activation Card g3 Health Ph sics Tech. A A. Obtain portable monitoring equipment from the .cabinet. Perform operational checks on equipment before using.

B. As directed by the Lead HP, if a radiological release is in progress to the environment, or if there is a reason to .believe contamination control is in question, establish contamination control points at Access Control, the Service Building entrance, and the Operations Support Center entrance.

Survey personnel in the Center that were not surveyed for contamination as they entered. Segregate any personnel found contaminated. The portal monitors in HP Access Control may be utilized to expedite contamination monitoring of personnel if conditions permit.

C. As" directed by the Lead HP, or if a radiological release is in progress to the environment, restrict access through the Maintenance Shop South roll-up door and the 441'evel IKC Shop North door.

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Brief the Lead Health Physics Person upon his arrival.

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Activation Card 44: Health Ph sics Tech. S A. If, Plant Emergency Teams or Reentry Teams are to be dispatched, assist team members with dress out (in anti-Cs or fire gear), and obtaining emergency dosimetry.

B. When assisting team members that are being dispatched into areas -with a potential for airborne radioiodine exposure, check protective clothing to insure no skin areas are exposed.

C. Perform the following duties until relieved by the Health Physics Logkeeper.

o Oistribute emergency dosimetry and keep a log of exposure history.

o Read and log in pencil dosimeters and estimated dose from returning teams.

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1. Maintain the Significant Events Board, similar to Attachment 8 (i.e.,

status board via overhead projection).

2. When full, file the log in a notebook for the briefing of incoming personnel. Preserve the log for After Action Reports at the termination of. the emergency.

3. Assist with other administrative duties as directed by Operations Support Center Director.

4. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief on responsibilities, duties, and current status.

5. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP -13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Deliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Director.

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1. Haintain the Team Location Status Board up to date.

2. When Full, make a log copy of the status board similar to Attachment A.

Maintain the log for future reconstruction documentation upon termination of the emergency.

3. Assist the Operations 'Support Center Director in team control and other administrative duties as directed.

4. Assist the Radio Communicator and/or Phone. Communicator in maintaining contact with the teams on assignment.

5. Upon shift change, Fully brief your relief on responsibilities, duties, and current status.

6. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Deliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Director.

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2. Maintain a radio traffic log so that requests for equipment or action can be relayed and tracked accurately.

3: = assi'st the, Team Tracking Locator.

4. . Coordinate with the ,Operations Support.,Center Director in communicating duties and directions to each team.

5. Relay team messages to the Operations Support Center Director as necessary.

6. Assist the Operations Support Center Director with other administrative duties as directed.

7. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief on responsibilities, duties, and current status.

8. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Deliver all After Action Reports and Logs to the OSC Director.

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Duties of: 0 erations Su ort Center Phone Communicator Assignment Location: 0 erations Su ort Center Report .to: 0 erations Su ort Center Director Activation Level: Alert Res onsibi lities

l. Act as the phone communicator for the Operations Support Center Director.

2 ~ Assist the Team Tracking Locator if teams. are utilizing phones for communications.

3. Assist with other administrative duties as directed by Operations Support Center Director.

4. Upon shift change, brief your relief on responsibilities, duties, and current status.

5. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."=

'b. Deliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Director.

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1. Maintain a log of all major events and activities involving the OSC Director or his designee, with emphasis on:

a. Receipt of notifications of changes in emergency classification.

b. The content of briefings and the identity of persons with whom he interfaces.

c. Significant telephone conversations.

d. The input and orders for decisions made.

e. Any entry at his request.

2. Perform other duties as, requested by the OSC Director or his designee.

3. Upon shift change:

a. Fully brief your relief of responsibilities, duties and current status.

b. ,Forward your log to the OSC Director.

4. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting;"

b. Deliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Director.

5. Upon termination of the emergency, provide the OSC Director with any required After Action Report typing and report consolidation needed.

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2. Verify that the most up-to-date revision of records/documents are being utilized, i.e., procedures, drawings, Forms, etc.

3: 'pon shift change, fully brief your relief on responsibilities, duties, and current status.

Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Oeliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Oirector.'ttachment 0-7 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.10.9 9 13.10.9-22 of 32 WP 598 Al (9 83)

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.Res onsibi lities Oocument all reported health physics data. Keep the Lead'ealth Physics Person informed.

2. Update the survey maps with the most current data.

3. Update the Hazardous Area(s) Status Board.

4. Assist the Lead Health Physics person as directed.

5, Oistribute emergency dosimetry and keep a log of exposure history

6. Read and log in pencil dosimeters and estimated dose from returning teams.

7. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief of'esponsibilites, duties and current status.

8. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Deliver all After Action, Reports to the .Lead Health Physcis Person Attachment 0-8 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlGN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER

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1. Refer to EPIP 13.5.5 "Personnel Accountability Duties"'nd implement the applicable section.

2. Assist the Operations Support Center Director in, other administrative duties as directed.

3. 'aintain a log similar to Attachment E,"Service Building Checkout Log" of all personnel who leave the OSC.

4. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post incident Reporting."

b. Deliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Director.

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1. Complete, process and maintain a team briefing/debriefing form for each reentry/recovery team dispatched from, and returning to the OSC pursuant to EPIP 13.10.12/13.10.13.

2. Assist the OSC Director in the briefing/debriefing oF the teams and with other administrative duties as directed.

3. Assist the Team Tracking Locator and Accountability Coordinator in the tracking of teams/personnel as required.

4. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief on responsibilities, duties, and current status.

5. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting."

b. Deliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Director.

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l. Distribute emergency dosimetry and keep log of exposure history.

2.. Read and log in pencil dosimeters and estimated dose from returning teams.

3. Verify exposure, medical and training data by way of the RER system as needed.

4. Update exposure data on the RER system as directed.

5. Perform habitability check of OSC every 15 minutes by observing the CAN and ARN performing radiation surveys if needed, and by spot checking For contamination.

6. Remind personnel in the OSC to read their dosimetry periodically as established by Lead HP.

7. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPlP 13.13.4, "Post incident Reporting".

b.'eliver all After'ction Reports to'the OSC Director.

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JVf Outies of: Warehouse Coordinator Assignment Location: 0 erations Su ort Center Report to: 0 erations Su ort Center Oirector Activation Level: Alert Res onsibilities

1. Provide the OSC Oirector with assistance in locating and obtaining ware-house materials and parts needed by Plant emergency personnel.

2. Notify Warehouse Management/Supervisor that an emergency condition exists, and request additional manpower resources that may be needed to support emergency operations.

3. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief on responsibilities, duties and current status of emergency operations.

4. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting".

b. Oeliver all After Action Reports to the OSC Oirector.

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l. Provide the OSC Director, Security Manager, and TSC Administrative Manager with periodic briefings on specific security contingency events that may influence the movement of Plant emergency personnel within Protected or Owner Controlled Areas of the Plant during emergency events.

2. Maintain contact. with the Security Shift Supervisor in order to keep the OSC Director informed of Security Force personnel's locations and actions.

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Point '(AAP) are directing personnel to process through the OSC beFore entering or exiting the Plant Protected Area.

5. Obtain information From the OSC Lead HP in order to coordinate instruc-tions with the Security Shift Supervisor on the nature and location of Plant radiological hazards; and where necessary, coordinate protective clothing needs and HP support for Security personnel that must operate in radiologically hazardous areas.

6. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief on responsibil'ities, duties and current status of emergency operations.

7. Upon shift change or termination of the emergency:

a. Prepare an individual After Action Report. Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting".

b. Deliver all After Action Reports and Logs to the OSC Director.

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Time Tl llle Action Initiated ~tom 1eted

l. Upon arrival, assess the state of readiness for OSC personnel and resources to perform defined tasks.

2. Obtain briefing from Shift Manager on Plant conditions, hazards, and status of Plant Emer-'ency Teams (PETs).

3. Establish with SM/PED what teams will be under OSC or Control Room control. N/A N/A 4.'OSC"'d'eclared" "ACTIVATED" at hrs. By a) PA announcement that OSC is activated and any special instructions. N/A b) Announcement that OSC is activated to OSC staff, and other Plant emergency centers. N/A

5. Ensure OSC habitability monitoring has commenced. N/A

6. Direct Plant,accountability commence per EPIP 13.5.5.

7. If>OSC uninhabitable:

a. Relocate select personnel to alternate OSC.

b. Notify PED and other Plant emergency

'centers of OSC relocation. N/A

c. If required evacuate OSC non-selected personnel per EPIP 13.5.1. N/A

8. If additional OSC manpower is needed, notify the Plant Administrative Manager at the TSC. N/A Attachment G Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.10.9 13.10.9-31 oF 32 WP.SQI R 1 (9 83)

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9. IF required, transport injured or contaminated llew personnel ofFsite per EPIP 13.7.8.

10. Chemistry Lab activated with Health Physics coverage as required.

PASS samples obtained with HPs and PASS qualified Chemistry Technicians.

12. 'If PED directs restriction of Protected Area entry or exit, coordinate PAP/AAP actions with OSC Security Coordinator.

13. Coordinate Plant's material needs with OSC Warehouse Coordinator. N/A

14. Conduct Reentry Team actions per EPIP 13.10.12.

15. Conduct Recovery Team actions per EPIP 13.10.13.

16. Upon shift change, turn over OSC Director Log and fully b ri e f your re 1 ie f. N/A

17. Upon termination of emergency, prepare AFter Action Report, then collect all stafF After Action Reports and Logs, and deliver to Plant Emergency Director. N/A Attachment G Page 2 of 2 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.10.9 13.10.9-32 of 32 WP 59B R l (9 aI)

wAAHsnoson nv ~ Llc tosssn 4P SUPPLY SYSTEM PLANT PROCEDURES MANUAL WNP-2 PROCEDURE NUMBER APPROVED / yg DATE 13.11.13 4l~tr/gdCuI,I~ 08 08 89 VOLUME NAME 13 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES SECTION 13.11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY TITLE 13.11.13 EOF NEWS WRITING TEAM DUTIES 13.11.13.1 ~nor osn This procedure describes the activation and operation of the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) News Writing Team. The purpose of this team is to prepare written Supply System news releases and technical bulletins and ensure timely transmission of these items to the Joint Information Center (JIC) Assistant JIC Director for dissemination to the JIC Director, Spokesperson, and Technical Spokesperson. This team also develops and transmits emergency information to INPO via Nuclear Network. The team reports to the Recovery Manager, The team consists of the EO Public Information Officer and the Network Coordinator and technical liaisons.

13.11.13.2 References EPIP 13.13.4, Post Incident Reporting INPO 84-014 Rev. 4, Nuclear Network User's Manual INPO .87-014 Rev. 1, NPRDS Access Guide 13.11.13.3 Procedure Action EOF News Writing Team l. Upon notification of an Alert, Site Area or Member General Emergency, proceed to the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF). Show emergency ID to Hanford Security at checkpoint(s).

2. Upon arrival at the EOF, enter through Ambulance Bay door if area is activated.

If the ambulance bay is not activated enter via normal entry points'.

PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.11.13 13.11.13-1 of 4 WP 697 R3 (2/66)

Res onsibilit Action EOF News Writing Team 3. Sign in on staffing board in the Supply Sys-Member tem Decision Center and on the log-in sheet in the Media Briefing Preparation Area (HBPA). Pick up materials from the Offsite Agency Coordination Center (OACC) emergency cabinet.

EOF Public Information Upon arrival at the EOF notify the Officer Administrative Support of availability.

5. Establish contact with the JIC Director and the JIC Director's Secretary.

6. Coordinate and direct activities of the EOF News Writing Team as needed.

7. Advise the Recovery Manager on matters pertinent to public information and JIC status and operations.

8. Obtain approval from the Recovery Manager for media tours and briefings at the EOF.

Ensure detailed coordination with the JIC Director/Hedia Manager.

EOF Public Information 9. Ascertain the status of the event. Prepare Officer/Technical news releases, technical bulletins and Nuc-Liaisons lear Network Bulletins as appropriate.

Obtain technical approval from the Assistant Recovery Manager before transmitting to the JIC. Remember that Counties report protec-tive actions.

10. Establish computer link with JIC to trans-mit releases/bulletins to the Assistant JIC Director thru the JIC Editor. Remind JIC staff that if the technical content of a news release is changed, JIC must obtain approval from the Assistant Recovery Manager.

Transmit Emergency Information Bulletins to INPO via Nuclear Network. Report emergency classification changes (upgrade, downgrade or termination) and major events occurring during the emergency. See Attachment A, for Nuclear Network Information Bulletin format.

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Res onsibilit Action Network Coordinator (Cont.) 12. 'As directed, access the Nuclear Plant Reliability Data System (NPRDS) to obtain information on the nationwide location of spare parts or sources for system information.

13. Utilize communication equipment located in the PSF to access Nuclear Network and other information data bases. If necessary relocate portable equipment to the HBPA.

EOF News Writing Team 14. Maintain a chronology of significant inputs, Hembers actions, events and their resolutions on an already established log, or on a log similar to the "Emergency Response Log",

for attachment to your After Action Report. See EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting",

15. Refer any, calls from the news media to the Joint Information Center.

16. Upon shift change, fully brief your relief as to events which have transpired.

17. Upon shift change or termination of the JjC function:

a, Prepare an individual After Action Report (Refer to EPIP 13.13.4, "Post Incident Reporting" ).

b. Deliver the original After Action

. Report to the JIC Director and provide a duplicate After Action Report to the Assistant Recovery Manager.

13.11.13.4 Attachments

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masssswmsms ~I el Is emllae 43 SUPPLY SYSTEM PLANT PROCEDURES MANUAL WNP-2 PROCEDURE NUMBER DATE 13.14.1 g'pfj/ecu';ra 06/25/90 VOLUME NAME 13 EMERGENCY PLAN INPLENENTING PROCEDURES SECTION 13.14 SUPPORTING INFORMATION PROCEDURES TITI.E 13.14.1 EMERGENCY EXPOSURE LEVELS/PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES 13.14.1.1 ~Pur ose This procedure outlines the authority and process to exceed administra-tive exposure guides, and to implement 10CFR20 limits and implement emer-gency worker Protective Action Guides (PAGs). Additionally, it provides Supply System, State, and Federal PAGs as references. PAGs are numerical projected or monitored doses or dose rates that act as trigger points to initiate Protective Action Decisions (PAOs) for Supply System emergency workers and field team members and/or trigger Protective Action Recommen-dations (PARs) for other emergency workers and/or the general public outside of the Supply System's area of authority. This procedure is divided into two parts: Part A deals with Emergency Exposure levels and Part B deals with PAGs.

13.14.1.2 References A. 10CFR20.101 Radiation Dose Standards for Individuals in Restricted Areas B. Mashington State Oepartment of Health (OOH), Res ense Procedures for Radiation Emer encies, Appendix A, "Protective Action Guides" C. PPM 11.2.5.1 Personnel Exposure Limits and Guides EPIP 13.14.2 - Process for Determining Protective Action Recommendations and Protective Action Decisions PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.1 7 13.14.1-1 of 15 WP.597 R3 I2/86)

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n 13.14.1.3 Procedure A. Emer enc Ex osure Levels Res onsibi lit Action Radiation Protection Manager l. Apply the principles of ALARA.

(for emergency workers'within the Protected Area) and 2. If practical, do not authorize 'expo-Radiological Emergency Manager sures exceeding Supply System Adminis-(for Supply System emergency trative Exposure Guides (Attachment A).

workers and field team members at any location outside of the Protected Area) 3. When necessary, authorize exposure(s) in excess of Supply System Admini-strative Exposure Guides (but not to exceed 10CFR20 Limits, Attachment 8).

4. Prior to authorizing increased expo-sures, if practical review individual exposure histories on the Radiation Exposure Records (RER) System.

5. Caution personnel to maximize efforts to remain below 10CFR20 Limits.

6. Oocument authorization and include in After Action Report.

7. As needed, 'obtain permission from the Plant Emergency Oirector or Recovery Manager (as applicable) to implement emergency exposure guides above 10CFR20 limits.

8. When implementing the emergency expo-sure guides for emergency workers, ensure that:

a. Persons involved are volunteers who are broadly familiar with the consequences of such exposures.

b. First consideration is given to volunters above the age of 45.

C. Women of child bearing age are not normally included.

PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.1 13.14.1-2 of 15 wP.598 At I9 83)

Res onsibi lit Action Plant Emergency Director 9. Evaluate alternatives prior to granting (for emergency workers within authorization to exceed Attachment 8, the Protected Area) and "10CFR20 Limits".

Recovery Manager (for Supply System emergency 10. Nhen authorizing exposures in excess of workers and field team members 10CFR20 Limits, refer to Attachment C at any location outside of the "Protective Action Guide For Plume Protected Area) Exposure Pathway" and Attachment 0, "Additional Emergency Morker Protective Action Guidance".

Author i ze uti i za t i on 1 of app 1 i cabl e emergency guides in Attachments C and 0, when necessary, and after consultation with the Radiation Protection Manager, or with the Radiological Emergency Manager For respective areas,

12. Document authori za t i on for later incorporation into your After Action Report.

B. Protective Action Guides Plant Emergency Director, Refer to Attachment E, "Guidance in Recovery Hanager Administering Potassium Iodide", for Radiation Protection Manager and guidance in developing recommendations Radiological Emergency Manager to all emergency workers for the self-administration of (KI).

Plant Emergency Director 2. Refer to Attachment C, "Protective Shift Technical Advisor and Action Guide for Plume Exposure Path-Radiation Protection. Manager way", for guidance in developing public OI PARs for the Plume Emergency Planning Recovery Manager Zone.

Radiological Emergency Manager and 3. Refer to EPIP 13.14.2, "Process for Protective Action Decision Group Determining Protective Action Recommen-in HUDAC dations" for guidance in the handling of PARs and PADs.

Recovery Manager, 4, Refer to Attachments F for standards in Radiological Emergency Manager developing PARs for the Ingestion Zone.

and Protective Action Decision Group in HUDAC PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14,1 13.14.1-3 of 15 WP 588 Rt I5 83)

Res onsibilit Action Life-Saving Emergency Worker 5. To avoid restricting actions that may be necessary to save lives, use your

'udgement to determine the amount of exposure you will accept to perform emergency lifesaving actions (normally see should not exceed 75 REN Attachment C).

13,14.1.3 Attachments A. Supply System Administrative Exposure Guides B. 10CFR20 Limits C. Protective Action Guide for Plume Exposure Pathway D. Additional Emergency LJorker Protective Action Guidance E. Guidance for Administering Potassium Iodide (KI)

State Derived Intervention Levels (DILs), Ingestion Exposure Pathway G. State Radioactivity Contamination Guide State Surface Radioactivity Contamination Guide PROCEDURE NUMBER REVIS1ON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.1 13.14.1-4 of 15

%A SUPPLY SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIVE EXPOSURE GUIDES (a)

NOTE: Authorization approval to exceed guides diFFers under emergency conditions, see EPIP 13.14.1.3 as allowed by Reference D.

1. The admini strati ve exposure guide for the whole body shall be 300 mrem er da . This administrative exposure guide should not be exceeded without the prior approval of the Health Physics/Chemistry Manager or designated representative.

2. In keeping with the Supply System commitment to ALARA, the normal quarterly exposure guide is 1000 mrem, exposures greater 'than 1000 mrem per quarter will be controlled by the Health Physics/

Chemistry Manager who will ensure reasonable efforts are made to maintain personnel exposure to less than 5 rem per calendar year.

3. For the calendar year, the external whole body exposure guide shall be 5.0 rem. Recommendations by the Health Physics/Chemistry Manager, concurrence of the Plant Manager and approval of the Assistant Managing Director For Operations is required to exceed this guide.

(a) Reference C Attachment A PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.1 13.14.1-5 of 15 WP 598 II1 (9.83)

- 10CFR20 LIMITS (a)

Permissible Ooses, Levels, and Concentrations 20.101 Radiation dose standards for individuals in restricted areas.

(a) In accordance with the provisions of 20.102(a), and except as provided in paragraph (b) of this section, no licensee shall possess, use, or transfer licensed material in such a manner as to cause any individual in a restricted area to receive in any period of one calendar quarter from radioactive materials and other sources of radiation a total occupational dose in excess of the standards specified in the following table:

REMS Per Calendar Quarter

1. Nhole body; head and trunk; active blood forming organs; lens of eyes; or gonads 1 1/4

2. Hands and forearms, feet and ankles 18 3/4

3. Skin of whole body 7 1/2 (b) A licensee may permit an individual in a restricted area to receive a total occupational dose to the whole body greater than that permitted under paragraph (a) of this section, provided:

Ouring any calendar quarter the total occupational dose to the whole body shall not exceed 3 rems; and

2. The dose to the whole body, when added to the accumulated occupational dose to the whole body, shall not exceed 5 (N-18) rems where "N" equals the individual's age in years at his last birthday; and

3. The licensee has determined the individuals accumulated occupational dose to the whole body on Form NRC-4 or on a clear and legible record containing all the information required in that form; and has otherwise complied with the requirements of 20.102. As used in paragraph (b), "Oose to the whole body" shall be deemed to include any dose to the whole body, gonads, active blood-forming organs, head and trunk, or lens of eye.

(25 FR 10914, Nov. 17, 1960, as amended at 44FR32352, June 6, 1979)

From the "Code of Federal Regulations-Energy-10 Parts 0-199 Rev. Jan 1, 1987.

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(a) Reference A (b) No specific upper limit is given for thyroid exposure since, in the extreme case, complete thyroid loss might be an acceptable penalty for a life saved. However, this should not be necessary if respirators and/or thyroid protection for rescue personnel are available.

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.Exposure Level Projected Function or Actual Oose/Rate Emer enc Action I ~ Oper ational and maintenance 1. 5 rem whole body. l. Emergency Operations Procedures actions to limit accident. 2~ 25 rem thyroid. (EOP) and activities associated

3. 75 rem extremities. with performing the procedures.

2. Volume IV), Abnormal Procedures, and activities associated with performing these guidelines.

3. Flaintenance activities to correct equipment and repair system under Emergency Operations Procedures and Volume IV, Abnormal Procedures.

II'iquid, air, and other 1. 5 rem whole body. 1. Collect in-plant airborne and environmental sampling under 2. 25 rem thyroid. liquid samples. Use the Post accident conditions. 3. 75 rem extremities. Accident Sampling System (PASS).

2. Oetermine offsite dose rate and collect environmental samples.

III. Corrective or protective 25 rem whole body. l. Provide First aid, ambulance actions. 2~ 125 rem thyroid. service, fire fighting.

3. 375 rem extremities. 2. Any corrective or emergency action undertaken to plant systems and equipment For onsite and offsite safety purposes. Flay 'nclude activation under EOP and Volume IV, Abnormal Procedures.

IV~ l.ifesaving or rescue. l. 75 rem whole body. 1. Rescue or removal of injured

2. No limit thyroid. (a) personnel from plant or offsite area.

(a) Thyroid exposure should be minimized to the extent feasible by the use of respiratory protection and/or thyroid prophylaxis. However, no upper limit is specified for life-saving action since complete loss of thyroid Function may be considered an acceptable risk for saving liFt.

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Function or Actual Oose/Rate Emer enc Action V. Use and/or administration of 1. Projected dose rate to 1 ~ Personnel in the Control. Room, Potassium Iodide (KI) for the thyroid greater than or Technical Support Center, emergency workers. Refer to equa'1 to 250 mrem/hr or Operations Support Center, Attachment E. radioiodine concentration and Emergency Operations are projected, expected, Facility self-administer (KI).

or measured to exceed Potassium Iodide (KI) is 1.4 x 10 7 uci/cc (15 NPC). available in kit located in each of the areas.

2. If (KI) is not available, avoid activities in areas with dose projected to be greater than 250 mrem/hr to the thyroid or above 15 MPC.

VI. Habitability Critical Area(b)

A. Noncritical Functions l. 50 mrem/hr to whole body. l. At 50 mR/hr whole body field, evacuate all emergency workers not critical to controlling the accident.(c)

(Based on a 12-hour workday.)

B. Cr itical Functions l. 250 mrem/hr to whole body. l. At 250 mR/hr whole body field, limit time to critical workers to 12 hours1.388889e-4 days 0.00333 hours 1.984127e-5 weeks 4.566e-6 months or less. Take other corrective actions as appropriate to reduce exposure levels.

(b) Critical areas include Control Room, Technical Support Center, and Emergency Operations Facility.

(c) Evacuation of non'critical personnel to areas with lower exposure levels. Evaluations should be made to ensure that egress dose to the individual does not exceed the dose if the individual remained in the area.

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GUIDANCE FOR ADMINISTERING POTASSIUM IODIDE KI A. ~Per oee This attachment provides guidelines for recommending administration of potassium, iodide (KI) to all emergency workers both on and offsite as a thyroid-blocking agent to provide protection against airborne radioiodine.

8. Location of KI Su lies

1. Control Room

2. Technical Support Center

3. Operations Support Center

4. In-plant Emergency Equipment Cabinets

5. Emergency Operations Facility

6. Field Team Kits

7. Primary Access Point C. Procedure for Administration

l. Within the protected area, the Plant Emergency Director, in consul-tation with the Radiation Protection Manager, shall recommend that emergency workers in the Control Room, Central Alarm Station, Operations Support Center, Technical Support Center, and any other Protected Area location deemed necessary, take KI:

o When radioiodine concentrations in air are known, projected or expected to exceed 1.4 x 10 > uCi/cc (15 NPC), if the projected dose rate to the thyroid is greater than or equal to 250 mrem/hr, or if the release is from an unmonitored source known to contain radioiodine.

2. The Radiological Emergency Manager shall recommend that Supply System emergency workers and all Field Teams at locations outside the Protected Area take KI and make the recommendation to the Recovery Manager for all other emergency workers:

o When radioiodine concentrations in air are known, projected or expected to exceed 1.4 x 10 7 uCi/cc (15 NPC), if the projected dose rate to the thyroid is greater than or equal to 250 mrem/hr, or if the release is from an unmonitored source known to contain radioiodine.

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GUIDANCE FOR ADMINISTERING POTASSIUM IODIDE KI (Continued)

3. The Recovery Manager should transmit required protective action recommendations to authorities (State, County and DOE), recommending KI for emergency workers.

4. Individuals recommending the use of KI tablets bottle's should direct personnel to follow the "Directions for Use" on the label (copy attached to each bottle).

5. As directed by the Radiation Protection Manager, or the Radiological Emergency Manager for respective areas, personnel shall use respirators in addition to KI for thyroid protection.

6. Personnel precluded from taking KI due to medical or other reasons shall inform the Radiation Protection Manager or Radiological Emergency Manager as to their situation.

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Whole Body. 0.5 rem Thyroid 1.5 rem DERIVED INTERVENTION LEVELS 1-131 Cs-134 Cs-137 Sr-09 Sr-90 B. Deposition on Ground 61,000+ 160,000 72,000 690,000 31,000 (picocuries/square meter)

C. Deposition on Pasture 23,000+ 64,000 31,000 260,000 11,000 (picocuries/kilogram)

D. Milk 7,000+ 12,000 5,800 12,000 550 (picocuries/liter)

E. Water 11,000+ 51,000 25,000 46,000 2,400 (picocuries/liter)

F. Leafy Vegetables 7,800 12,000 6,000 13,000 580 (picocuries/kilogram)

G. Produce+++ 15,000+ 1,100 480 ',900 40 (picocuries/kilogram)

H, Heat 38,000 14,000 7,300 15,000 680 (picocuries/kilogram)

I. Fish 12,000 13,000 6,300 13,000 590 (picocuri es/kilogram)

+Taken from the Infant Derived Intervention Levels: All other values taken from Child Derived Intervention Levels.

++Except contaminated water ingested for only five days.

+++The reason the produce numbers are low is that they do not include weathering.

Host produce is harvested when ripe and then stored, during which there is only decay.

(a) Excerpted from State Department of Health (DOH) Procedures (Reference 8)

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Mhole Body 5.0 rem Thyroid 15.0 rem DERIVED INTERVENTI'ON LEVELS I-131 Cs-134 Cs-137 Sr-89 Sr-90 B. Deposition on Ground 610,000+ 1,600,000 720,000 6,900,000 310,000 (picocuries/square meter)

C. Deposition on Pasture 230,000+ 640,000 310,000 2,600,000 110,000 (picocuries/kilogram)

D. Hi 1k 70,000+ 120,000 58,000 120,000 5,550 (picocuries/liter)

E. Mater 110,000+ 510,000 250,000 460,000 24,000 (picocuries/liter)

F. Leafy Vegetables 78,000 120,000 60,000 130,000 5,800 (picocuries/kilogram)

G. Produce+H. 150,000+ 11,000 4,800 39,000 400 (picocuries/kilogram)

H. Heat 380,000 140,000 73,000 150,000 6,800 (picocuries/kilogram)

I. Fish 120,000 130,000 63,000 130,000 5,900 (picocuri es/ki 1ogram)

+Taken from the Infant Derived Intervention Levels: All other values taken from Child Derived Intervention Levels.

++Except contaminated water ingested for only five days.

+++The reason the produce numbers are low is that they do not include weathering.

Host produce is harvested when ripe and then stored, during which there is only decay.

j (a) Excerpted from State DOH Procedures (Reference 8)

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STATE RAOIOACTIVITY CONTAMINATION GUIDE (a)

ALPHA[l] BETA-GAMMA[2]

dpm/per 100 cm2 dpm/per 100 cm2 Emergency General Emergency General Worker Public Worker Publ i c Personnel [3] 200 100 2000 1000 Clothing and Personal 200 100 2200 1000 Equipment Vehicles and l.arge 2000 100 5000 2000 Equipment

[1] Nuclear Wea on Accident Res onse Procedures Manual, Department of Defense, January 1984.

[2] Pre aredness and Res onse in Radiation Accidents, Devices and Radiological Health PB 84-104736, August 1983.

Persons Accidentl Contaminated with Radionuclides, 1980.

(a) Excerpted from state Department of Health Procedures (ReFerence 8),

however, not included in the base document is the applicability of this guide to smearable contamination only.

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STATE SURFACE RADIOACTIVITY CONTAMINATION GUIDE + [dl Areas and/or items. that have radioactive contaminants exceeding the levels specified in this guide shall be decontaminated, restricted from access and/or use by the public, or removed, packaged, and disposed of as radioactive waste.

This guide also applies to personnel that may become contaminated.

ITEM ACTION;LEVEL ACTION V

1. Personnel Less than 100 cpm(b) Unconditional release.

100-1000 cpm(b) Decontaminate if time a 1 1ows; may be re leased without decontamination if necessary; Greater than 1000 cpm(b) Decontamination required.

2. Personal Belongings Less than 1000 cpm(b) Unconditional use.

,(Except Clothing),

Equipment, Tools, Greater than 1000 cpm(b) Decontaminate; hold for Vehicles, Other and/or equal to or radioactive decay or Materials/items greater than 1 mR/hr disposal as radioactive I

waste.

3. Areas (Equal to or [e]) Uncontrolled access to Less than 1 mR/hr area. Limited precautions Less than .2 uCi/m2 may be recommended.

(alpha)

Greater than 1 mR/hr Control access to area (Greater than [e]) until decay to below

.2 uCi/m2-6 uCi/m~ these levels or (alpha) decontaminate area.

[a] Above background.

[b] At 1/2 inch, using a beta-gamma pancake or thin-end window G-M survey meter; cpm = counts per minute as read from the survey meter.

[c] dpm = disintegrations per minute, determined by correcting the cpm observed by the appropriate background, efficiency, and geometric factors for the counting instrument used.

[d] Excerpted from state Department of Health Procedures (Reference B)

[e] Not included in base document.

+ The purpose of this guide is only to indicate if surface contamination is about or below the established levels.

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b3 SUPPLY SYSTEM PLANT PROCEDURES MANUAL WNP-2 PROCEDURE NUMBER APPROV D 13.14.3 04/28/89 Vol.UME NAME 13 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPL ENTING PROCEDURES SECTION 13.14 SUPPORTING INFORMATION PROCEDURES SUPPLY SYSTEM HEALTH PHYSICS PROCEDURES, RADIOLOGICAL PROGRAMS 13.14.3 INSTRUCTIONS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS INSTRUCTIONS 13.14.3.1 ~Pur ose This procedure provides instructions on the use of Health Physics Proce-dures from the Plant Procedures Manual, the Radiological Programs In-structions Manual, and the Environmental Programs Instruction Manual for emergency activities. This guidance is divided into three parts, apply-ing to Health Physics Procedures in the Plant, Radiological Program Instructions in .the Emergency Operations Facility, and Environmental Programs .Instructions.

13.14.3.2 References A. MNP-2 Plant Procedures Manual, Volume No. 11, "Health Physics Procedures" B. Radiological Programs Instruction Manual C. Environmental Programs Instruction Manual 13.14.3.3 Procedure A. Plant Emer enc Activities Action Radiation Protection Manager 1. Utilize the applicable Health Physics Proce-Health Physics/Chemistry dures in Volume No. 11 of the Plant Proce-Personnel dures Manual during emergency situations During a declared emergency, refer to the Special Instructions and Modifications, Attachment A, for details of. the projected PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.3 5 13.14.3-1 of 8 WP.597 R3 {2/88)

Res onsibilit Action Radiation Protection Manager changes to Volume No. 11 of the Plant Health Physics/Chemistry Procedures Manual (normal Health Physics Personnel (cont'd) Procedures) during emergency activities.

Refer to Attachment B for projected changes of RPI's which may effect plant Health Physics operations.

Radiation Protection 2. Review and approve changes to the normal Hanager (RPH) practices specified in the Health Physics Procedures as outlined by Attachment A.

B. Emer enc 0 erations Facilit Activities Res onsibi lit Action Radiological Emergency l. Utilize the listing of procedures and Manager/HUOAC Staff (to instructions in Attachment B for guidance include State and applicable to the work performed at the Federal Representatives Emergency Operations Facility.

2. Take the 'appropriate actions in the listed procedures and instructions in Attachment B. This is a compilation of procedures applicable to emergency activities, and the Special Instructions column details modifi-cations to the procedure. This column also provides additional guidance and criteria for use of the procedure.

Radiological Emergency 3. Review and approve changes to Supply System Manager (REM) procedures used in the Emergency Operations Facility as authorized by Attachment B.

C. Offsite Emer enc Activities Res onsibi lit Action Radiological Emergency 1. Review the listing 'of procedures and Manager/Environmental Field instructions in Attachment C for guidance

, Monitoring'eams/ applicable to the work performed in the Offsite Recovery Teams field.

PROCCOURC NUMSSR RCV SION NUMIIKR PROD NUMSER 13.14.3 13.14.3-2 of 8 WPiS ~ S Rl {SiSS)

Res onsibilit Action Radiological Emergency 2. Take the appropriate actions to perform the Manager/Environmental Field ,Field Team/Recovery Team activities.

Monitoring Teams/ Attachment C is a compilation of the Envi-Offsite Recovery Teams ronmental Programs Instructions applicable (cont'd) to Emergency Field Team activities. The Specia1 Instructions column of Attachment C provides, details of the modifications to the procedures and additional guidance.

Radiological Emergency 3. Review and approve changes to Offsite Field Manager Monitoring and Recovery Team procedures as outlined by Attachment C. Approval of procedures will be a coordinated effort between the Supply System and Washington State DSHS.

13.14.3.4 Attachments A. Plant Health Physics Procedures Modifications for Emergency Activities

8. Radiological Programs Instructions (RPIs) App'licable for Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Activities C. Environmental Programs Instructions (EPIs) and Health Physics Procedures Modifications for Offsite Emergency Activities PROCKOURK NUMBKR RKVIKIONNUMBKR PAOK NUMQKR 13.14.3 13.14.3-3 of 8 WP Sll R'I Ilill)

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~ m 11.2.2.1 ALARA Procedures ARP, Radiation Protection All Objectives of the Supply Systan ALAAA policy are to be maliitalned through AI, Exposure Accounting, Manager (RPN) throughout the emergency. Ilowever, the necessity for prompt action 11.2.2.8 etc. during the anergency prohibits formal ALARA evaluation and docgnented exposure planning. AIARA activities will be determined by Supply System Emergency Management.

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11;2.1:I -- Area Postings - Radiation Protection Alert," Site; Area, : Hoimai; Health;Physlci PProcedures do'not apply. Post the'ighest Manager (RPN) General dose rate reading along with date and time on the door/entrance way

.!'1.2.1.2 to each area entered lf time permits. Ilonnai area posting will be Entry Into, Conduct In, Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, reestabllshed at the beglnnlng of the recovery phase.

and Exit Free Controlled Areas Manager (APN) General Note: Access control ls to be malntalned for entry Into anergency areas.

g-11.2.7.4 Discrete Radioactive Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, This procedure may be modified or suspended verbally by the Radiation Particle Control Manager (RPM) General Protection Manager as necessary but normally will remain in effect.

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I. I I. 8 Radiation Work Permit Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, The Radiation Wor'k Permits in effect are suspended. Radiation Work Manager (RPM) General Permits will bi. replaced by <<ontlnuous monitoring by Ilcalth Physics Technicians or as directed by the Radiation Protection Manager.

Honnal Radiation Work Permit use will bc rccstablishcd for the recovery phase.

i This attaclvnent is a conyllation of procedures that are modified during emergencies at the nuclear facility. All other applicable llealth Physics Procedures vill be used in the normal manner.

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Pl 11.2. 13 RAOIOlOGICAL SURVEYS 11.2. 13.1 Olrect Area Radiation and Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, Contamination and radiation surveys will be made as directed by the Contamlnatlon Surveys Manager (RPII) General Radiation Protection Manager. Norma) routine area surveys will be discontinued and replaced by surveys requlrcd to support emergency activities.

Pl 11.2. 13.3 Personnel Decontamination Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, Illgher contamination levels can be allowed by the Radiation Protection

( Survey Manager (RPM) Genera I Nanager pursuant to FPIP 13.10.4. Documentation requirements remain ln effect.

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Pl MA)ERIAL 11.2. 14.3 Storage of Radioactive Radiation Protection Alert; Site Area, Normal storage requirements suspended. Supply System Radiation Pro-Material Manager (RPM) General tection Manager and Radiological Emergency Nanager will provide guid- I ance and requirements. XI 11.2. 14.8 Transfer of Radioactive Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, Transfer of radioactive material under normal operating procedures Q Materials Between Nanager (RPN) General (samples) between the plant and Emergency Operations Faci)ity will be Facilities suspended, Logs oF sarrp)es sent to the Emergency Operations Facility for analyses are to be kept. Transfer betwren the plant and Finer-Pl gency Operations Faci) I ty wl1) be directed by thc Radiation Protect'ion Manager and the Radiological Emergency Managir.

Q 11.2. 15 CONTANINATION CONIROL 11.2.15.2 Skin Decontamination Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area Iligher contam'Ination levels can be allowed by the Radiation Protection.

Manager (RPM) General Manager pursuant to EPIP 13. 10.4. Ooclrnentatlon rcqulrrinents remain in effect.

I C4 11.2.15.5 Area Oecontaminat Ion. Radiation Protection A)crt, Site Area, Ccntamlnatlon boundary limits vill remain unchanged. Other allowable Manager (RPN) General levels will hc determined by the Radiation Protection Manager, based on thc need for entry into or control of areas. Norma) Ilralth CP 1 Physics practices will bc used For Recovery activities.

Vl 11.2.15.1 Release of Material Free Radiation Protection Alert, Site Area, Norma) procedures wll) bc suspended. Requirements will be estab-Radlologlca))y Contro))ed Manager (RPN) General lished by the Radiatlnn Protection Nanager and Radio)oglcal Finergency Areas Nanager.

l )his attadrnent Is a conyilatlnn oF procedures that are rnodiflcd during emergencies at the nuclear facility. AI) other appllcahle Nea)th I'hysics Procrdurrs vill be used in the norma) manner.

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RAOIOIOGICAL PAOGlVIIS INSIAUCTIOHS+APis~APPLICABLE FOR DIERGEHCY OPERATIONS FACILITY EIIERGEHCY ACTIVIIIESt Cpa

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4.0 EXTERIUIL DOS IHETAY CcO RPI 4.9 Routine Exchange of Aadiologlcal Emergency Site Area, Normal TI.O badge changeout will be suspendi.d. Special emergency Personnel TI.D Badges Hanager (REII) and General badge exchanges will be made as necessary.and personnel held out of Radiological Protection areas until results have been determined. Io carply with the emer-Hanager (RPII) gency exposure levels as listed in EPIP 13. 14. I, "Imrgency Exposure

ÃI levels/Protcctlve Action Guides", the Radiation Protection IIanager m wili determine the badges that need to be exchanged in the plant and the Radiological Emergency Hanager will dctenn1ne badges that need to 0 be .exchanged in the Emergency Operations Facility. Normal routine 2

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and Reporting Extremity Hanager (REN) mined by the Radiological Emergency Hanager. Homal RPI m'ethods wil Lh Tlgs be recstabllshed when the recovery phase is declared.

RPI 4.12 Processing, Evaluating, Radi ologl ca'I Emergency Al 'I Normal practices will be used for processing and reporting TLO gg n and Reporting Results Hanager (REN) results. The Radiological Emergency Hanager, in consultation with 2 of Enviromncntal TIOs the State DSIIS, will determine the need for recovery of TLOs from t C oFfsite environmental TLD locations.

Xl HPD 3.1.2 As Low As Reasonably Radiological Emergency All aejecttucc op tha supply cyctaa dtltlm pot tcy are to ue matatataed III~

Achievable (AIARA) / Hanager (REII) throughout the emergency. However, the necessity For prompt action gg during the emergency prohibits formal ALAAA evaluation and docancntcd exposure planning. AlARA activities will be determined by Supply Emergency Hanagement.

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Permlsslb'le Exposure Radiological Emergency All Fsergency exposure limits, guides and authoiization scheme are in EAIP I.iml ts Hanager (REII) 13.14.1, "Emergency Exposure levels/Protective Action Guides". HorsRC exposure llmlts and guides are reestablished when the recpvery phase is cdeclared.

Co RPI 12.1 Radiation Work Permit Radiological Emergency Alert, Site Area, 1he Radiation Work Permits in effect are suspended. Radiation Work Hanager (REII) General Permits will be replaced by continuous monitoring by Health Physics Caa Technicians or as directed by the Radiological Emergency ttanager.

I Cxt Noreal Radiation Work Perm'it use will be reestabllshcd for the recovery pltase.

i This attachment ls a contpilatlon of procedures that are modified during emergencies at the nuclear facility. All other applicable Ilealth Physics Procedures will be used in the normal manner.

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RPI I2.29 Posting oF Control Areas Radiologica) Fmcrgcncy Alert, Site Area, Normal Nealth Physics Procedures do not apply. Post the highest Xl Nanager (REN) General dose rate reading along vith date and time on the door/entrance vay to each area affected if time permits. Norma) area posting will be RPI 12.30 Fntry Into, Conduct ln, Radiolog'ical Emergency Alert, Site Area, reestablished at the beginning of the recovery phase.

and Exit Fram Controlled Nanager (AEN) General Nate: Access control is to'be maintained for entry into emergency Areas areas.

m RPI 12.33 Decontamination of Mark Radiological Emergency Alert, Site Area, Contam'ination boundary limits uill remain unchanged. Other allowable Areas Nanager (AEN) General levels uill be determined by the Radiological Fmergency Nanager, 0 based on the need for entry into or contro) of areas. Norma) Nealth 2 Physics practices wl)1 be used for Recovery activities.

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- requlrancnts remain in effect.

EE RPI )2,31 Transfer of Radioactive Radiological Emergency A)crt, Site Area, Transfer of rad'ioactlve mater'lal under normal operating procedures Naterials Oetueen Nanager (REN) General (samp)es) between the plant and Emergency Operations Facility will be Facilities suspended. togs of savy)es sent to the Emergency Operations Faci) lt for analyses are to be kept. Transfer between the plant and Emcr gency Operations Fac))ity ulll be directed by the Radiatioi Protection Nanager and the Radiological Emergency Nanager. I FA RPI 12.39 Release of Naterlal 'From Radiolgical Emergency A)crt, Site Area, Normal procedures wil) be suspended. Requirements ui)l he estab-Radio)oglcal)y Controlled Nanager (RFN) General lished by the Radiation Protection Nanager and Radiological Emergency Areas Nanager.

A RPI 12.40. Radiation/Contamination Radiological Emergency A)crt, Site Area, Contamination and radiation surveys vl) I be made as directed by the C Surveys Nanager (REN) Genera) Radiological Emergency Nanager. Norma) routine area surveys vill he@

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G Col RPI 12.53 Personnel Contamination Radiological Finergcncy Alert, Site Area, Nigher contamlnatlon 1cvels can be a)lowed by the Radio)oglcal Survey Nanager (REN) General Emergency Nanager pursuant to EPIP 13. 11.1. Dnclvtsentat)on ca requirements remain ln effect.

I RPI 12.51 Storage of Radioactive Radio)ogical Emergency A)crt, Site Area, Norma) starage rcqulrancnts suspended. Supply Systan Radiation Pro-O Nater)al Nanager (RFA) General tection Nanagcr and Radlologlca) Emergency Nanager will provide guid-ance and requirements.

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13.14.4.2 References A. EPIP 13.14.9, Emergency Program Maintenance B. NUREG 0654 13.14.4 ' Procedure Res onsibi lit Action Supervisor, Health Physics, l. Ensure that the following cabinets are tt1lNP-2 checked in accordance with the instructions outlined in Attachment A, "NNP-2 Emergency Equipment".

Radiolo ical and Fire Emer enc Cabinets Locations:

o Kit lE Service Building, Operations Support 441'levation, Center (OSC).

o Kit 2E - 441'levation, Radwaste Reactor Building Corridor Junction.

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WNP-2 (Cont.) Turbine Generator Building Corri-dor.

o Kit 4E 501'levation, Radwaste/

Turbine Generator Building Corri-dor at Control Room door.

o Kit 5E 487'levation, Radwaste Building outside Chemistry Laboratory.

Decontamination Kits:

Locations:

o Kit 10 - Service Building, 441'levation, Access Control.

o Kit 2D - Radwaste Building, Locker, 487'levation,=Decontamination Men's Locker Room.

o Kit 30 Radwaste Building, Decontamination Locker, 487'levation, Women's Locker Room.

First Aid Kits:

Location:

o Kit 1FA - 441', Service Building, First Aid Room.

Kit 2FA 487'levation, Radwaste Building, Health Physics Office.

Kit 1FB 441'levation, Service Building, Operations Support Center (OSC) o Kit 2FB 441'levation, Rad'-

waste/Reactor Building Corridor Junction.

o Kit 3FB - 471'levation, .Rad-waste/Turbine Generator Building Corridor.

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CQMmQLLEG CQPY Res onsibi lit Action Supervisor Health Physics, o Kit 4FB - 501'levation, Radwaste WNP-2 (Cont.) /Turbine Generator Building Corr-idor at Control Room Door.

o Kit 5FB - 4B7'levation, Radwaste Building outside Chemistry Labor-atory.

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Location:

o Kit EPK Technical Support Center

2. Completed record forms are to be forwarded to the Manager, Emergency Planning.

Shift Manager. 3. Ensure that the following alarm systems are demonstrated in accordance with the instructions outlined in Attachment A, "WNP-2 Emergency Equipment."

Plant Exclusive Use Si nals:

Location: Control Room o Alerting Tone o Immediate Evacuation Alarm

4. Complete record forms and forward them to the Hanager, Emergency Planning.

Supervisor, Radiological 5. Ensure the following are checked in Accor-Services dance with the instructions outlined in Attachment B, "Emergency Operation Facility, Emergency Equipment".

Field Monitorin Kits:

Location:

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CQNIQLLED CQPY Res onsibi lit Action Supervisor, Radiological Oecon Stora e Trailer:

Services (Cont.)

Location:

o Plant Support Facility River Evacuation Kits:

Location:

o Headquarters Aerial Monitorin Kit:

Location:

o Headquarters E ui ment for PASS:

Location:

o Ambulance Bay o Counting Room o Chemistry Lab

6. All completed record forms are to be for-warded to the Manager, Emergency Planning.

Supervisor, Communications 7. Ensure that the Communications Systems are Services checked in accordance with the instructions outlined in Attachment E, "Communications System".

8. Completed record forms are to be forwarded to the Manager, Emergency Planning.

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Res onsibi lit Action Assigned Personnel 9. Ensure the following emergency centers are (As Listed Below) checked in accordance with the instructions outlined in Attachment G, "Emergency Center Equipment and Supplies". Completed record forms are to be forwarded to the Hanager, Emergency Planning.

Manager, WNP-2 Operations o Control Room Manager, WNP-2 Administration o Technical Support Center o Operations Support Center o Alternate Operations Support Center Manager, WNP-2 Modifications 8 o Supply System Decision Center Upgrades (Site Support Manager)

Hanager, Security Programs o Security Decision Center o EOF Communications Center o H(} Communications Center Senior Specialist, State Liaison o Offsite Agency Coordination Center (Offsite Agency Coordinator)

Manager, Generation Engineering o Technical Data Center Manager, Records Management o EOF Records Rooms Manager Radiological Programs o Meteorology and Unified Dose and Instrument Calibration Assessment Center (Radiological Emergency Manager)

Senior Media Coordinator o Media Briefing Preparation Area (EOF Public Information Officer)

Manager, Emergency Planning o NRC Work Area Manager, Facilities Services o Crisis Management Center (Hg Administrative Support Supervisor)

Director, Administration 5 o Joint Information Center Information Services (Joint Information Center Director)

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Res onsibi 1 it Action Hanager, Health and Sciences 10. Ensure that the Emergency Operations Facility Medical Equipment and supplies are checked in accordance with Attachment F, "EOF Emergency Medical Equipment and Supplies".

ll. Completed record Forms are to be forwarded to the Manager, Emergency Planning.

Manager, Emergency Planning 12. Ensure the following cabinets are checked in accordance with the instructions out-lined in Attachment C, "Hospital Radiolog-ical Emergency Kits".

Hos ital Radiolo ical Emer enc Kits Locations:

o Kadlec Hospital, Emergency Room .

Storage Cabinet o Kennewick Hospital, Emergency Room Storage Closet o Our Lady of Lourdes, Decon Shower Room o Yakima Valley Memorial, Autopsy Room

13. Ensure the Emergency Telephone Directory is maintained in accordance with the instruc-tions outlined in Attachment 0, "Emergency Planner Communications System Tests".

14. Ensure the dedicated telephone lines are checked in accordance with the instructions outlined in Attachment 0, "Emergency Planner Communications System Tests".

15. Monitor compliance with this procedure's

. requirements, take action to insure dis-crepancies are corrected, and maintain auditable records oF performance of all required checks.

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> g1 4 ITEMS IN/NEAR FIELD SAMPLING KIT 'TEM QUANTITY Case for Equipment Plastic Bags (assorted) 60 Cubitainers (1 gallon) 15 Rubber Gloves 4 pair Digging Tools (small) 3 Felt Tip,Marker (perm). Note Pads (3x5) Pens (black) Masking Tape (2") 1 roll Cutting Shears Rubber Bands 1 box Paper Towels 1 pkg. 01sposabl e Gloves 2 boxes Smears and Holders 100 Radiation Signs Barricade Tape 1 roll Pocket Knife 1 Syphon Pump Environmental Program 1 set Instruction Manual, Contains only Section 12, Radiological Monitoring Program Procedures Attachment B-1 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-22 of 91 VSP.598 A1 (9 N) II g I CQIMTIRQLLEO CQPY INSTRUCTIONS FIELD SAMPLING KIT Locations: o Kit 1FS - Field Team Cabinet Number 1, PSF Ambulance Garage o Kit 2FS Field Team Cabinet Number 2, PSF Ambulance Garage o Kit 3FS Field Team Cabinet Number 3., PSF Ambulance Garage o Kit 4FS - Headquarters, Cabinet Number 4, Headquarters MPF, 1st Floor, Room 201 '~oarterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents and ensure required quantities are correct. o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary. . o Inspect Environmental Program Instruction Manual, Section 12 Procedures for latest revision and replace as necessary. Attachment B-1 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-23 of 91 WP.59S Rl (9 83) P 'W f~ ITEMS IN/NEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING KIT ITEM 9UANTITY Case for Equipmen't Hoods Paper Coveralls Rubber Gloves 3 pair Rubber Boots 3 pair Masking Tape (2") 2 rolls Full-Face Respirators with Cartridges Rain Suits Razor and Shaving Cream 1 set Plastic Bags Assorted Skull caps Cotton glove liners 1 pkg. t PROCEDURE NUMBER WP 598 Rl (9 83) 13.14.4 REVISION NUMBER 9 Attachment B-2 Page 1 of PAGE NUMBER 2 13.14 '-24 of 91 C; ~l "E ~ gg gi INSTRUCTIONS PROTECTIVE CLOTHING KIT Locations: o Kit 1PC Field Team Cabinet Number 1 o Kit 2PC Field Team Cabinet Number 2 o Kit 3PC Field Team Cabinet Number 3 o Kit 4PC Headquarters ~Nonth1 o Check condition of respirators ~oarterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Attachment B-2 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-25 of 91 WP 598 Rl (9KII ~r It 't Lt:QIMmQLLEO lt:QPV ITEMS IN/NEAR AIR SAMPLING KIT ITEM gUANTITY Case for Equipment 1 Portable Air Sampler 1 Paper Filters 100 Note Pads (3x5) Pens (Black) Charcoal Cartridges Tweezer Silver Eeolite Cartridges H809C Manual Spare Fuse Stopwatch Alligator Forceps Attachment B-3 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9. 13.14.4-26 of 91 wP.59$ R1 I9 aII I INSTRUCTIONS AIR SAMPLING KIT Locations: o Kit 1AS Field Team Cabinet Number 1 o Kit 2AS Field Team Cabinet Number 2 o Kit 3AS - Field Team Cabinet Number 3 o Kit 4AS Headquarters ~narterl (or if seal not intact): Inventory contents Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Verify air sampler calibration date will not be exceeded prior to the next quarterly check Start-up air sampler Perform operational check of stopwatch. Attachment 8-3 of e PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISIGN NUMBER Page 2 PAGE NUMBER 2 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-27 of 91 WP 598 Rt (983) ITEHS IN/NEAR INSTRUMENTATION KIT ITEM gUANTITY Case for Equipment Dose Rate Heter (HicroR) Dose Rate Meter ( Ion Chamber) Count Rate Heter (w/G-H Pancake Probe) 1 Pocket Dosimeter (0-5 R Range) 3 Pocket Dosimeter. (0-500 mR Range) 3 Dosimeter Charger 1 TLD Badges 2 Portable Radio and microphone 2 (Headquarters kit only) AC Radio Charger 1 Check Source Cs-137 1 Desiccant 1 Iodine Tablets 3 sets Calculator and charger 1 0-Cell Batteries 9-Volt Batteries 2 Battery (6-volt) 1 Note Pads (3x5) 3 Pens (black) 3 Phillips Screwdriver 1 Compass 1 Battery Lantern (6-volt) 1 Flashlight 1, First Aid Kit (In Cabinet) 1 Clipboard with the following (In Cabinet): 1 10 mi Zone Hap-Book Emergency Response Log - S-l/2 x 11 Tablet WA State Road Atlas ( In Cabinet) Expandable Folder/Worksheet Packet Containing (In Cabinet) Useful Phone Numbers Change $ 5.00 Credit Cards 3 (1 Each: Shell, Chevron, Mobil) - Set Field Team Worksheets: - Checklist for Equipment Test 2 Exposure Rate Measurement Workshe et 20 Contamination Survey Worksheet 10 - Environmental Sample Idenfication Form 20 -*Wood Stakes, Survey Markers 10 Attachment 8-4 Page 1 of 3 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-28 of 91 1 WP 59$ R1 (9 83) lI I> I lf ~ 14 t:QNTRQLLED CQPY ITEMS IN/NEAR INSTRUMENTATION KIT (Continued) ITEM gUANTITY - Air Sampling Worksheet 20 - Aerial Radiological Survey Oata Sheet 5 - Aerial Monitoring Aircraft Crew Exposure Record 10 After Action Report 5 Personnel Contamination Report 5 - Personnel Clothing Contamination Report 5 Set of Fi el d Team P rocedures Listed Below: (In Cabinet) EPIP 73.9.1 "Envi ronmenta 1 Fi el d Team Ope rat ons" - EPIP 13.9.2 "Field Exposure Rate Surveys" i EPIP 13.9.3 "Portable Air Sampling" - EPIP 13.9.4 "TLO and Fixed Air Sample Retrieval" EPIP 13.9.5 "Environmental Sample Collection" EPIP 13.9.6 "Field Analysis of Environmental Samples" EPIP 13.9.7 "Aerial Monitoring" EPIP 13.13.4 "Post Incident Reporting" EPIP 13.14.4 "Emergency Equipment" Excerpt, Attachment 8 "Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Equipment" RPI 12.53 "Personnel Contamination Survey" Attachment B-4 Page 2 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-29 of 91 WP.$ 98 R1 (9 N) +l h pi INSTRUCTIONS , INSTRUMENTATION KIT Locations: Kit 1IK Field Team Cabinet Number 1 Kit 2IK Field Team Cabinet Number 2 Kit 3IK Field Team Cabinet Number 3 Kit 4IK Headquarters S~ionthl Verify that blank sign-in and sign-out forms (similar to Attachments H and I) are inside the emergency cabinet door, and a copy of EPIP 13.14.4 "Emergency Equipment", Attachment 8-4, is available inside the kit. Replace radios and batteries in Headquarters Kit (obtain replacement radios and batteries from radio/battery charging unit in PSF Room 118A cabinet next to decon showers and deliver replaced radio/ batteries to Telecommunications for operational check.) Verify that all procedures are the current revision and worksheets are similar to the current revisions and have not been written on. ~uarterl (or if seal not intact): Inventory contents Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Verify portable instrument calibration dates will not be exceeded prior to the next quarterly check: Perform operational checks: o Pocket dosimeters (rezero) o Portable instruments (battery check) o Oosimeter charger o Ca cul ator 1 o Battery lantern o F1 ashl i ght Verify expiration dates will not be exceeded prior to the next quarterly check: o Credit card" o Iodine tablets Attachment 8-4 Page 3 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBFR 13.14.4 13.14.4-30 of 91 WP 59$ Rt (9 83) Jl I' CQNTRQLLED CQPY ITEMS IN/NEAR MULTICHANNEL ANALYZER KIT ITEM gUANTITY Case for Equipment Multichannel Analyzer NaI Detector Lead Shield Holder and Trays Check Source 8a-133 Check Source Cs-137 Note Pads (3x5) Pens (black) MCA Data Sheet Davidson Model 10568 Instruction Manual Abridged Radiological Health Handbook EPIP 13.9.6, Attachment D Portable Instrument Calibration Data Sheets 10 (desired quantity) Attachment 8-5 Page 1 oF 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER RF VIS lON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-31 of 91 WP.598 Rl (9 83) IN INSTRUCTIONS MULTICHANNEL ANALYZER KIT Locations: o Kit 1HA Field Team Cabinet Number 1 o Kit 2HA Field Team Cabinet Number 2 ~oarterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary o Verify multi-channel analyzer calibration date will not be exceeded prior to next quarterly check o Perform operational check on multi-channel analyzer Attachment 8-5 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-32 of 91 WP.SSB Rl (9 83) je kJ'~, CQNTRQLLED CQPY ITEHS IN/NEAR DECON CABINET ITEM gUANTITY Decon Record Forms 20 Clip board 1 Decon. Procedures (1 set of each) EPIP 13.7.4 "Personnel Decontamination Operations at the Emergency Operations Facility" EPIP 13.7.5 "Decontamination Operations, at Remote Decontamination Locations" EPIP 13.7.7 "Emergency Operations Facility First Aid Center Operations" EPIP 13.14;4 "Emergency Equipment" Excerpt, Attachment B Red markers Black markers Black ink pens 3" x 5" notepads Smears 1,000 Masking tape 1 Cotton tip applicators 2,000 Yellow magenta tape 1 Tongue depressants 20 Bottles Pax-land soap 2 Scrubbing sponges 2 Lava soap 1 Ivory soap 2 Soft scrub brushes 2 Hoist towelettes- 200 4" x 4" gauze sponges 200 3" x 3" gauze sponges 300 Scissors 1 Paper towels 500 Blank signs 5 Paper coveral 1 s 6 Rubber gloves 6 pr Plastic booties 20 pr Count Rate Heter (w/Alpha Probe) 1 Count Rate Heter (w/G-H Pancake Probe) 1 Yellow plastic bags 20 Clear plastic bags 20 Extra soap 2 boxes Potassium Permanganate 2 bottles Sodium Bisulfite 2 bottles Facial Tissue 1 boxes Colloidion 1 bottle Small Paper Cups 1 box Saline Solution 1 bottle Camera, Polaroid (Hod. Impulse) 1 Tape Recorder, Dictaphone (Hod. 1252) 1 Attachment B-6 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-33 of 91 WP.588 81 (8 83) g~t INSTRUCTIONS DECON CABINET Location: o DC Emergency Cabinet Number 14, PSF Decon Shower Area ~Mont hi o Verify that all procedures are the current revisions and forms are similar to the current revision and have not been written on ~ ~uarterl (or if sea'I not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary o Verify calibration/expiration dates will not be exceeded prior to next quarterly check: o Portable instrument o Chemicals o Perform operational check on portable instruments (battery check) Attachment 8-6 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-34 of 91 ti I'v \ h ITEMS IN/NEAR EXTRA PROTECTIVE CLOTHING UANTITY Box for Equipment Paper Coveralls 25 Plastic Shoe Covers 20 Pairs Oisposable Gloves 1 Box Rubber Gloves 5 ~ Pair Hoods 12 Hasking Tape 5 Rolls Rubber Boots 2 Pair Attachment B-7 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-35 of 91 WP 598 Bl (9 83) 4 ~! V A q n ~'n CQNTIRQLLED CQPY INSTRUCTIONS EXTRA PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Location: o Kit 1XP Emergency Cabinet Number 6, PSF Ambulance Garage o Kit 2XP Emergency Cabinet Number 6, PSf Ambulance Garage ~oarterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Attachment 8-7 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-36 of 91 T ~ t t."QNTRQLLED jt.QPY a ITEMS IN/NEAR FIELO LAB SUPPLIES ITEM gUANTITY 100 ft Extension Cord Air Sample Cart. Purger Radio Charger and Antenna Air Bottle (nearly full) Attachment B-8 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBEA PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-37 of 91 WP.598 RT (8 83) $p'(, b 1 0 INSTRUCTIONS FIELD LAB SUPPLIES Locations: o Kit 1FL Field Team Cabinet Number 1, PSF Ambulance Garage o Kit 2FL - Field Team Cabinet Number 2, PSF Ambulance Garage ~oar teri (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary o Verify air bottle is nearly full o Perform operational check on air sample cartridge purge manifold. Attachment 8-8 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-38 of 91 WP 59SAl(983) ~ th ITEMS IN/NEAR PORTABLE GENERATOR SET ITEM gUANTITY Honda Generator Gas Can Siphon Spare Fuses: 8 amp 15 amp Tool Kit Manual Attachment B-9 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13,14.4 9 13.14.4-39 of 91 WP.598 Rl (9 83) ,t C 'I CQNTRQLLED CQPY INSTRUCTIONS PORTABLE GENERATOR SET Locations: o Kit 1PG Emergency Cabinet Number 7, PSF Ambulance Garage o Kit 2PG Emergency Cabinet Number 7, PSF Ambulance Garage ~uarterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary o Start-up Honda generator. Attachment B-9 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-40 of 91 WP 598 Bi (9 83) 1f t 'E 4 ITEMS IN/NEAR RIVER EVACUATION MONITORING KIT ITEM gUANTITY TLD Dosimeter Charger Pocket Dosimeter: 0-5 R 0-500 mR 0-50R Dose Rate . Meter RO-2A Micro R meter Check Source Respirators 3 KI Tablets 1 bottle Coveralls, paper 3 pairs Hoods Shoe covers 3 pairs Rubber gloves 3 pairs Surgical gloves 1 box Rain suits Tape, masking 1 roll Pens Portable Radio Radio headset Writing Tablet Personnel Exposure Record Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Procedures, 1 each -EPIP 13.5.4, Columbia. River Evacuation -EPIP 13,9.1, Environmental Field Team Operations -EPIP 13.9.2, Field Exposure Rate Survey -EPIP 13.9.8, River Evacuation Monitoring Attachment 8-10 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-41 of 91 WP 598 R1 (9 aI) I' INSTRUCTIONS RIVER EVACUATION MONITORING KIT Location: o Kit 1RM Cabinet Number 4, Headquarters MPF, 1St Floor, Room 201 ~Month 1 Replace radio and checks radio and batteries. (Obtain replacement batteries from radio/battery charging unit in,PSF Room 118A cabinet next to decon showers and deliver replaced radio/ batteries to Telecommunications for operational ) Verify that blank sign-in and sign-out forms (similar to Attachment H and I) are inside the emergency cabinet door, and a copy of EPIP 13.14.4 "Emergency Equipment", Attachment 8-10, is available inside the kit. Verify that vehicle keys are in the cabinet, Headquarters, MFP, Room 201 Perform respirator check per RPI 8.3 Verify all procedures are the current revision and forms are similar to the current revision and have not been written on; ~uarterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents I o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary o Verify calibration/expiration dates will not be exceeded prior ~ to next quarterly check. o Perform operational checks: o Portable instrument (battery check) Attachment 8-10 Page 2 of 2 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISlQN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-42 of 91 WP 598 Rl (983) "I tC*i 1C tlgq , Ifl l ITEMS IN/NEAR RIVER EVACUATION DECONTAMINATION KIT ITEM UANTITY TLD Dosimeter Charger Pocket Dosimeter: 0-5 R 3 0-500 01R 3 Bucket 1 Sponges 5 Soap 2 bottles Toweling, disposable 10 Ribbon, Rad. Barrier 2 rolls Signs, Rad. Warning w/inserts 4 Coveralls, paper 5 pairs Hoods 5 Shoe covers 5 pairs Rubber gloves 10 pairs Surgical gloves 1 box Rain suits 3 Tape 1 roll Plastic bags (50 gal. yellow) 2 Count Rate Meter (w/G-H Pancake Probe) 1 Check Source 1 Portable Radio 1 KI Tablets 1 bottle Survey Hap and Record Form 10 Personnel Contamination Form 10 Pens 5 Procedures 1 each -EPIP 13.5.4 -EPIP 13.7.5 -EPIP 13.9.1 -EPIP 13.9.2 -EPIP 13.9.8 -RPI 12.34 -RPI 12.53 Attachment B-ll Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-43 of 91 WP 598 R1 (9.8Q) ( "r S h'l I C, CQNTIRQlLILEG CQFf INSTRUCTIONS RIVER EVACUATION OECONTAHINATION KIT Location: o Kit 1RO Emergency Cabinet Number 4, Headquarters NPF, 1St Floor, Room 201 M~onthl Replace radio and batteries. (Obtain replacement radio and batteries from radio/battery charging unit in PSF Room 118A cabinet next to decon showers and deliver replaced radio/ batteries to Telecommunications for operational check.) Verify all procedures are the current revision and forms are similar to the current revision and have not been written on. ~narterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Verify calibration/expiration dates will not be exceeded prior to next quarterly check. o Perform operational checks: o Portable instrument (battery \ check) Attachment 8-11 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9. 13.14.4-44 of 91 WP 59B Rl I9.83) S A) ITEHS IN/NEAR AERIAL HONITORING KIT ITEH gUANTITY TLD Dosimeter Charger Pocket Dosimeter: 0-5 R 0-500 mR 0-50R Dose Rate Heter RO-2A Micro R meter 1 Check Source 1 Portable Radio Writing Tablet Pens 2 KI Tablets 1 bottle Personnel Exposure Record Field Team Haps 1 set Emergency Response'og 1 pad Procedures 1 each '-EPIP 13.9.1, Environmental Field Team Operations -EPIP 13.9.2, Field Exposure Rate Survey -EPIP 13,9.7, Aerial Honitoring Attachment 8-12 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER ~ 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-45 of 91 'pj g4 ,pi INSTRUCTIONS AERIAL MONITORING KIT Location: o Kit 1AM Emergency Cabinet Number 4, Headquarters MPF, 1St Floor, Room 201 M~onth 1 o Replace radio and batteries. (Obtain replacement radio and batteries from radio/battery charges uni t in Room 118A cabinet next to decon showers and deliver replaced radio/batteries to Telecommunications for operational check,) o Verify all procedures are the current revision and forms are similar to the current revision and have not been written on. ~narterl (or if seal not intact): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary o Verify calibration/expiration dates will not be exceeded prior to next quarterly check. o Perform operational checks: o Portable instrument (battery check) Attachment 8-12 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14 ' 9 13.14.4-46 of 91 WP 598 R'I (983) ge vA yr jif ITEMS IN/NEAR OECON STORAGE TRAILER gUANTITY Stanchions 20 Rad. Rope 2 spools Rad. signs w/asst. inserts 20 Paper coveralls 4 cases Protective clothing 20 sets Rubber boots 10 pair Respirators, full-face 20 Rain suits 25 Plastic booties (yellow) 1 case Totes (shoe covers) 100 pair Rubber gloves 100 pair Cotton glove liners 200 pair Surgical gloves 5 boxes Ouct tape 20 rolls Check source 1 Count Rate Heter (w/G-H Pancake Probe) 3 Extra Probes/cables 3 Dose Rate Meter ( Ion Chamber) 2 Liquid soap 1 case Grannular hand soap 5 lbs Cotton applicators 1. box Envelopes (3" x 5) 1 box SUrgical scrub brushes 20 Smears 2 boxes Plastic bags (50 gal., yellow) 2 rolls Plastic bags (12" x 24", yellow) 1 roll Potassium Iodide (KI) 3 bottles Sodium Bisulfite,capsules, 100 Potassium Permangerate capsules 100 Sponges 50 Buckets 6 Toweling 2 cases Blankets 24 Collapsable water containers (1 gal) 5 Oosimeter Charger (with spare battery) 1 Vacuum Cleaners (12 volt) 3 Generator (Gasoline) 1 Fire Extinguisher 1 Attachment 8-13 Page 1 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14 ' 13.14.4-47 of 91 WP.598 RI (9 aI) tl y'4 4 4( i~' ITEMS IN/NEAR OECON STORAGE TRAILER (Continued) ITEM gUANTITY TLO's 4 Pocket Oosimeter (0-500 mR) 4 Generator Kit (with spare fuses) 1 Gasoline can 1 Syphon 1 Legal pads '1 box Pens 2 boxes Clipboards 5 Forms Survey Map and Record Forms 100 Yehicle Contamination Forms 10 Personnel Gontamination Forms 100 After Action Report 5 Emergency Response Log 1 pad Procedures 1 each -EPIP 13.7.5 Oecontamination Operations at Remote Oecontamination Locations -EPIP 13.7.9,. Oecontamination Within the Site Boundary -EPIP 13.13.4 Post Incident Reporting -EPIP 13.14.4 Emergency Equipment ( located on the'nside of trailer door) -RPI 12.34 Oecontamination of Personnel -RPI 12.36 Self Frisking -RPI 12.39 Release of Material from Radiologically Controlled Areas -RPI 12.40 Radiation/Contamination Surveys -RPI 12.53 Personnel Contamination Survey Attachment B-13 Page 2 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14 ~ 4 9 13.14.4-48 of 91 YYP 598 Rl (9 83I CQMTIRQLLEG CQPY INSTRUCTIONS OECON STORAGE TRAILER Location: o South behind the PSF H~onth'I o Check condition of .respirators ~oarterl (or if seal not intact): Inventory contents Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Verify calibration/expiration dates will not be exceeded prior to next quarterly check: o Portable instruments o Chemicals o Iodine Tablets Perform operational checks: o Portable instrument (battery check) o Oosimeter charger o Portable generator (Start-up) Verify all procedures are the current revision and Forms are similar to the current revision and have not been written on. Attachment B-13 Page 3 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-49 of 91 WP 59$ Rl I9.KI) v 4 I' E UIPMENT FOR PASS Locations: Hoist Crane (Ambulance Bay) Ramp (Counting Room) Handle for Cask (Counting Room) Tongs (Chemistry Lab) Syringes and Needles 'Chemistry Lab) Serum Bottles (Chemistry Lab) PH Heter Probe (Chemistry Lab) ~aarterl o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace as necessary Attachment B-14 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-50 of 91 +@1 / k" r, g Il CQIMTIRQlLED CQFr CONTENTS HOSPITAL RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY KIT ITEM gUANTITY Action Cards 1 setof 4 Body Outline Sketches 5 C 1 i pboa rd 1 Marking Pens 2 Masking Tape (2") 2 Rolls Paper or Plastic Floor Covering Assorted Paper Pads (Note Pads) 2 Pencils and/or Pens 6 Plastic (cover Air Inlets and equipment) Assorted Procedures 4 copies Radiation Control Signs 5 Radiation Rope Assorted Radiation Tags 5 Radiation Tape 1 Roll Scissor 1 Smears and Envelopes 25 Count Rate Heter (w/G-H Pancake Probe) 1 TLO's 6 and 1 Control Decontamination Kit 1 Set -Bulb Syringe -Ivory Soap -Hand Brush -Lava Soap -Potassium Permanganate Protective Clothing 6 Sets -Coveralls -Hood -Shoe Covers -Surgeon Gloves & Masks -Plastic Bags Attachment C Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER 'AGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-51 of 91 Wp 59B Rl (9.al) ~ > 1 44 CQHTIRQLLED CQPY INSTRUCTIONS HOSPITAL RAOIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY KIT Locations:' Kit 1HK Kadlec Hospital Emergency Room Storage Cabinet o , Kit 2HK Kennewick Hospital Emergency Room Storage Closet o Kit 3HK Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Decon Shower Room I o Kit 4HK- Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Autopsy Room ~uarter1 (and after uae): o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace items as needed. o Verify portable instrument calibration and TLO dates will not be exceeded prior to quarterly check: o Verify that all procedures and action cards are the current revision. Attachment C Page 2 of 2 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-52 of 91 WP 598 A1 (9 KI) P pl t > d tQ"

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CQIMTIRQlLEOI CQP'It'MERGENCY PLANNER COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM TEST ~hnnthl o Perform test (by two-way communication) of the fo lowing 1 dedicated telephone lines: o State of Washington Emergency, Operations Center (Olympia) o DOE o County o Nuclear Regulatory Commission Headquarters (phone located in the Control Room, TSC, EOF, NRC Room and MUDAC). ~Annnn11 o Verify accuracy of Emergency Telephone Directory. Revise and reissue as needed. Attachment D Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER 'AGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-53 of 91 WP.59$ Rl (9 LI) ' ')t Iran> !)( 0 ~5 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM TESTS A, Facsimile Network Locations: o WNP-2 Control Room o WNP-2 Technical Support System o Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Communications Center o EOF, Technical Data Center o Joint Information Center, (Supply System Multi-Purpose Facility) o Headquarters Communication Center, (Supply System Multi-Purpose Facility) o State of Washington Emergency Operations Center (Olympia) o County Emergency Operations Center, (Kennewick) o Department of Energy-Richland (DOE-RL) ~Month 1 o Perform operational check of the facsimile transmission network by two-way transmission: ~Month 1 o Document performance of weekly siren system status tests. ~uarterl o Perform siren system growl test. ~Annual 1 o Perform full operational test of siren system. Attachment. E Page 1 of 4 PRCCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13e14.4-54 of 91 WP 59B Rl (0 83) QI 'I 4 gl CQMTIRQLlLK)CQPY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM TESTS (Continued) C. Oedicated Tele hone S stems ~Month 1 o Test all lines of the following: o Emergency Response Crash System o Emergency Response Oial-up System o Emergency Response Ring-down System ~ua rter1 o Test all lines of the following: o Emergency Response Public Information Officer Network

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~Monthl o Check status of data circuits between Supply System facilities. E. EOF Public Address S stem ~Monthl o Perform operational check F. Field Team Radios M~onthl o Perform operational check on portable radios and batteries. ~Annua 1 1 o Check per FCC requirements G. Plant Emer enc Team E ui ment M~onthl o Replace batteries and perform operational checks on portable radios (OSC). Attachment E Page 2 of 4 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-55 of 91 t~, g

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V ' j(.QHTIRQlLLED CQPY COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM TESTS (Continued) ~uarterl o Check portable (orange) telephones for operability (OSC) o Check SCBA skullbone transmitters for operability (OSC) H. Communication Consoles Locations: 1CC EOF Communications Center (2) 2CC WNP-2 Central Alarm Station (1) o 3CC - WNP-2 Secondary Ala'rm Station (1) 4CC - Headquarters Communications Center (1) ~Month 1 Perform operational check (by two-way transmission) on all channels I. ~Pa era ~uarterl o Perform quarterly activation test. J. Auto Dialer ~uarterl o Perform quarterly activation test. Attachment E Page 3 of 4 ~ PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-56 of 91 WP 59B Rl (Ih83) I + 4 6l~i l '+P ~ 3w COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM TESTS (Continued) K. Radio Controllers Locations: 0 SDC1- Security Decision Center 0 MDA1 MUDAC 0 MDA2- MUDAC 0 TSC1 Technical Support Center 0 TSC2- Technical Support Center 0 RSD1 Remote Shutdown Room 0 OSC1 Operations Support Center/Alternate OSC ~Month 1 o Perform two-way transmission check on all channels. o 'erform operational check on EOFCC patching system. Attachment E Page 4 oF 4 PRCCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-57 of 91 WP 598 R1 (9 88) . f gl ', CQMRQILlEG CQPY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY MEOICAL E UIPMENT AND SUPPLIES INSTRUCTIONS EOF FIRST AIO ROOM ~uarterl (aod after major use): o Verify oxygen bottle full o Check oxygen regulator o Inventory contents o Check physical condition of contents and replace items as necessary o Verify expiration/calibraton dates of equipment/supplies will not be exceeded prior to next quarterly audit-o Perform operational checks o Pen light Attachment F Page 1 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISiON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-58 of 91 WP 598 Rt (0 83) \ E ~ f CONTENTS EOF FIRST AID ROOM DESIRED ITEM gUANTITY Kling Bandages (Assorted) 2 boxes Telfa Pads (Sterile)(Assorted) 1 box Coban Wrap Bandages (Assorted) 1 box Knuckle Dressing 4 Bandaids (Assorted) 24 ABD Dressings (Trauma) 10 Triangular Bandages 10 Tape, Paper (Adhesive)('Assorted) 6 rol 1 s Eye Pads (Dressings) 10 Pads (Bulk)(Assorted) 2 packages Scrub Brush (Soft) 4 ,Cotton Applicators 1 box Alcohol Wipes 2 boxes Burn Sheets (Sterile) 2 Surgical Gloves 12 pair Anticeptic Scrub 2 bottles+ Bacitracin 2 tubes+ Instant Glucose 3 tubes+ Oxygen and Oxygen Equipment: Portable "0" Bottle with Regulator 1 Face Masks 6 Eye Irrigation Dacriose Solution 3+ Pen Light and Spare Batteries 3 Bandage Scissors (5-1/2") 1 Stretcher (Gurney) with Casters 1 Pad (Stretcher)(3" Foam) 1 Back Board 1 Blood Pressure Cuff 1 Stethoscope 1 Extraction Scissors 1 + Indicates item has shelf life expiration date Attachment F Page 2 of 3 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 1 3. 14. 4-59 o f 91 wP.598 R1 I9 83) goal pkp j 4 CONTENTS EOF FIRST AI0 ROOM (Continued) OESIREO ITEN gUANTITY Blankets 4 Sheets 4 'Pillows 2 Pillow Cases 4 Clam Shell Stretcher 1 Splints (Cardboard)(Assorted) 2 sets Splint, Air, Assorted 6 Oisaster Tags 20 Patient Treatment Record Forms 20 NOTE: The following supplies are to be used only by qualified personnel. Ring Cutter 1 Tweezers (small and medium) 1 each Splinter Forceps 1 Bulb Syringe 1 Attachment F Page 3 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-60 of 91 WP 598 81 (9 aI) e ~ i g~yg ~ ls

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EMERGENCY CENTER E UIPMENT AND SUPPLIES G-1 Instructions Emergency Centers G-2 Control Room Inventory List G-3 Technical Support Center Inventory List G-4 Operations Support Center Inventory List G-5 Supply System Decision Center Inventory List G-6 Security Decision Center Inventory List G-7 EOF Communications Center Inventory List G-8 Hg Communications Center Inventory List G-9 Offsite Agency Coordination Center Inventory List G-10 Technical Data Center Inventory List G-11 MUDAC Inventory List G-12 Media Briefing Preparation Area Inventory List G-13 EOF Records Room Inventory List G-14 NRC Work Area Inventory List G-15 Crisis Management Center Inventory List G-16 Joint Information Center Inventory List Attachment Section G Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISIGN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-61 of 91 WP 598 R1 (9.83) 4+'I 4g t,(" 4 CQMTIRQllLFO CQPV INSTRUCTIONS EMERGENCY CENTERS ~uarterl o Inventory o Check physical conditions of center contents o Verify all procedures/documents are the current revision and have not been written on. o Verify potassium iodide (if present) will not exceed expiration date prior to next quarterly check. o Perform operational checks on center contents as appropriate to insure all listed equipment is functional. o Arrange replacement of missing items as necessary. Attachment G-1 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISIGN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-62 of 91 WP.598 Rl (9 KI) l 1 II E I'~ a l CQHTIRQULEG tL."QPV CONTROL ROOM INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re aired . Oesirable On-Hand GDS Terminal TRS-BO, Model 100 Cassette Deck Emergency Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory NEFAX manual 1 NEFAX Paper (Spare) 1 Roll FNF Notification Forms 1 Pkg After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Potassium Iodide 7 Bottles Facsimile Attachment G-2 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVIS/ON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13,14.4 9 13.14.4-63 of 91 WP 598Rl (983) l Al jI ((a ll ~~~ gV. g CQHTIRQlLILEG jl:QPV TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER INVENTORY LIST quantity Item Receuired Desirable On-Hand GDS Terminal 2 Printer/Plotter Device Standard CRT Display Terminal TRS-BO, Model 100 Schematic Printer WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory WNP-2 Shielding Evaluation Report General Arrangment Plans/Flow Diagrams 1 Set Master Equipment. List WNP-2 Technical Specifications WNP-2 Plant Operating Procedures (All) WNP-2 Final Safety Analysis Report As-Built Drawings 1 Set Aperture Card Reader/Printer WNP-2 Emergency Operating Procedures (Vol. 5) WNP-2 Operations Records (reel film copy available in Service Building) 1 Set Plant Operations (Safety) Committee Records and Reports (available in Service Building) 1 Set EDPS User's Manual NEFAX Operator's Manual 1 NEFAX Paper (Spare) 1 Roll Overhead Projector Bulb (Spare) 1 FNF Notification Forms 1 Pkg After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Portable Emergency Lights 8 Sets Duplicating Machine (available nearby) Duplicating Paper 2 Boxes Attachment G-3 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13,14.4 9. 13.14.4-64 of 91 WP SSS Rl (9 kI) ( 1 fi( h ( <I ' TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER INVENTORY LIST (Continued) guantity Item ~Re uired Desirable On-Hand Significant Event Log Transparencies Staff Manning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Ten-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Hap Fifty-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Map 200'ecision Washington State Road Atlas Plant Status Board Making Logic Protective Action Recommendation Flow Charts Set WNP-2 Emergency Procedure Poster WNP-2 Si'te Map Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) Overhead Projector Projection Screen Cassette Recorder Potassium Iodide Bottle Various Operation and Maintenance Manuals as per Technical Staff, Manual Log in TSC Set ASHE Section III (available in GSB Library) Regulatory Guides Set 10 CFR Set of Systems and Procedures Training Manuals Set Environmental Equipment gualification Report (SR) Document Control System List (DCS) Fuse List SITS/FITS Complete Set of Diazo Cards (AE/CVI) Set Set of ALARA Diazo Cards Set Top Tier List Set of A.E. Top Tier Drawings Set Set of G.E. Top Tier Drawings Set Set of G,E. Most Wanted Drawings Set Attachment G-3 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 ~ 13.14.4-65 of 91 WP 598 Rl (9 NI tc.r~' f OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER INVENTORY LIST guantity Item Receuired Oeairable On-Hand WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory WNP-2 Shielding Evaluation Report General Arrangement Plans/Flow Diagrams 1 Set Master Equipment List OSC Activation Cards 1 Set Plant Status Maps 1 Set 'Staff Manning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Plant Status Board OSC Team Location Status Board Plant Hazardous Areas Status Board WNP-2 Emergency Procedure Poster WNP-2 Site Map 1 Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) 1 Overhead Projector 1 Projection Screen 1 Overhead "Projector Bulb (Spare) 1 15 Minute Time Clock 1 After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Significant Event Log Transparencies 200 Radio Base Station Radio - Portable SCBA Skul lbone Transmitters HP List of Respiratory Equipment Work Restrictions 1 Set Complete Set of EWD Drawings 1 Set Attachment G-4 Pag.e 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-66 of 91 WP.598 Al (9 83) k, "I~ 'zc$ S$ p <<~F ALTERNATE LOCATION-OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re aired Oesirable On-Hand Set of A.E. Top Tier Orawings 1 Set Battery - Powered Razor Staff Manning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Plant Status Board OSC Team Location Status Board Plant Hazardous Area Status Board WNP-2 Emergency Procedure Poster

'Pl'ant'Hazardous Area Status Board Attachment G-4 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMSER PAGE NUMSER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-67 of 91 WP 59$ RI (9 N)

a qbj,4@( 'I v' SUPPLY SYSTEM DECISION CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re aired Desirable On-Hand WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan-Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory INPO Emergency Resourses Directory 1 NRC Telephone Directory 1 Washington State Road Atlas 1 Staff Manning Chart 1 Emergency Classification Status Board 1 Ten-Mile'Emergency Planning Zone Board 1 Significant Events Status Board 1 Plume EPZ PAR/PAD Status Board 1 Plant Status Board 1 Protective Action Recommendation Flow Charts 1 .Set Owner Controlled Area Emergency Procedure Chart 1 Evacuation Route, Barricade, and Assistance Center Map Whiteboard WNP-2 Cutaway Poster Easel (Butcher Paper) Offsite Agency Representative Manning Chart Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) Individual Postion Signs 16 Cork Board Clipboard In/out Baskets 1 Set FNF Notification Forms 1 Pkg After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad t PROCEDURE NUMBER WP 598 Rl (983) 13.14.4 REVISION NUMBER 9 Attachment G-5 Page 1 of PAGE NUMBER 1 13.14.4-68 of 91 h i;.~ +<'cj)' SECURITY DECISION CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re aired. Oesirable On-Hand WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory Benton/Franklin County Emergency Plan Staff Manning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Ten-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Board Fifty-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Map Significant'Events Status Board Evacuation Route, Barricade, and Assistance Center Map Whiteboard Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) Cork Board Clipboard In/Out Baskets 1 Set After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Attachment G-6 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVIStON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-69 of 91 S I >I' EOF COMMUNICATIONS CENTER INVENTORY LIST guantity Item Re<euired Oeeirable On-Hand Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory Staff Manning Chart Cork Board Fire Alarm Location Map FCC License Display Map of EOF/PSF Clipboard In/Out Baskets 1 Set Message Board (outside center) 1 NAWAS Warning Point Information Sheet Duplicating Machine (outside center) Duplicating Paper 2 Boxes NEFAX Paper (Spare) 1 Roll FNF Notification Forms 1 Pkg After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Communication's Runner's Folders 1 Set Attachment G-7 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-70 of 91 WP SQS AI (983) I ll * %l Kl ~ \ ~, -~", +if l' I l l I'it 4 ~ 4 C - I /fl~ HEADQUARTERS COMMUNICATIONS CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re uired Oesirable On-Hand Staf f Manning Chart 1 Cork Board 1 FCC License Oisplay 1 Clipboard 1 In/Out Basket 1 NAWAS Warning Point Information Sheet 1 Nefax Paper-(Spare) 1 FNF Notification Forms 1 Pkg After Action Report Forms .1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Map of Multi-Purpose Facility, Hain Building, Warehouse Facsimile Attachment G-B Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUM8ER REVISION NUM8ER PAGE NUM8ER 13.14.4 9 13e14.4-71 of 91 WIa 598 Rl (983I I~ I t '~ ",p >+fg$ 'l1 Sgi ll,/kg 'Cl'8 4 'I ' ' P e 4 'I ~ H OFFSITE AGENCY COOROINATION CENTER INVENTORY LIST guantity Item ~Re aired Oeairable On-Hand WNP-1, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Benton/Franklin County Emergency Plan Washington State Emergency Plan 1 After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Center Manning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Ten-Mile"'Emergency Planning Zone Map Significant Events Status Board Evacuation Route, Barricade, and Assistance Center Map Whiteboard 1 WNP-2 Cutaway Poster 1 Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) 1 Individual Position Signs 1 Cork Board 2 Clipboard 3 In/Out Baskets 1 EBS Radio 1 Benton and Franklin Counties FNF Emergency 1 Pkg Broadcast Message Forms

Attachment G-9 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-72. of 91 WP.598 Ri (9 83)

1 ~ ) i'>" C. .4 ~*y= ~ ., q "~< ~" ic;w>" ~'I ~ % TECHNICAL OATA CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re aired desirable On-Hand GOS Terminal Standard CRT Oisplay Terminals Printer/Plotter Device NNP-1, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Oirectory NEFAX Operator's Hanual POIS Design Specifications 1 NEFAX Paper (Spare) 1 Roll Four Connection Hultiple Outlet Overhead Projector T-Square 1 After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Staff Hanning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Significant Events Status Board 1 Plant Status Board 1 Protective Action Recommendation Flow Charts 1 Set Nhite Board 5 Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) 1 Cork Board 1 Tray of 35 mm Slides 1 Clipboard 3 In/Out Baskets 1 Attachment G-10 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13e14.4-73 of 91 wP.59$ Rl (9 83) "4 METEOROLOGY AND UNIFIED DOSE ASSESSMENT CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re aired Desirable On-Hand GDS Terminal Standard CRT Display Terminal Tektronix Terminal and Color Printer Printer/Plotter Device TRS-BO, Model 100 ( In Cabinet) Computer Cassette Recorder ( In Cabinet) Program Casette Data tape ( In Cabinet) Electrical Supply Unit for TRS-80 ( In Cabinet) IBH-PS/2 Laser Printer Epson Printer Computer Terminal Modem HP 7470A Plotter . Potassium Iodide 50 Bottles WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory Evacuation Time Study EDPS User's Manual Field Team Map Kits Emergency Planning Zone Map Book (50-Mile EPZ) Manual Emergency Dose Calculation Manual State DSHS Procedure Volume Aerial Photo Hap Book (10-mile EPZ) Tri-Cities Map Washington State Road Atlas WINCO-1009 WINCO-1012 Flip Chart with Easel Attachment G-ll Page 1 of 2 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14 4-74 of ~ 91 WP 598 II1 (9.83) IC~ g A ig V METEOROLOGY AND UNIFIED DOSE ASSESSMENT CENTER INVENTORY LIST (Continued) guantity Item ~Re aired Desirable On-Hand Staff Hanning Chart Emergency Classification Status Board Ten-Hi le Emergency Planning Zone Hap Protective Action Recommendation Flow Charts 1 Set Evacuation Route, Barricade, and Assistance Center Map Plume EPZ PAR/PAD Status Board HNP-2 Cutaway Poster Aerial Monitoring Hap Aerial Photograph Hosaic Meteorological and Plume Data Status Board Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) Clipboards (Cabinet) In/Out Baskets (Cabinet) 1 Set After Action Report Forms (Cabinet) 25 Emergency Response Log (Cabinet) 25 Radio Console with Microphone (HDA I and HDA II) Radio Console (Meather Station Monitor) 3 Radio Console (Ai rc ra ft Ground Control) Radio Dispatcher Headset (Cabinet) (with push to talk clip on adaptors) Telephone dispatcher Headset (Cabinet) (with push to talk clip on adaptors) Attachment G-ll Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-75 of 91 WP 598 R1 (9 83) MEDIA BRIEFING ANO PREPARATION AREA INVENTORY LIST quantity Item ~Re aired Oesirahle On-Hand NNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Directory Cliboard 3 In/Out Baskets 1 After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Attachment G-12 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVlSION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-76 of 91 V(P 598 A1 (8 88) 'k Ql , h E EOF RECORDS ROOM INVENTORY LIST guantity Item ~Re uired Desirable On-Hand WNP-2 Shielding Evaluation Report General Arrangement Plan/Flow Diagram +Master Equipment List WNP-2 Technical Specifications WNP-2 Plant Operating Procedures 1 Set WNP-2 Final Safety Analysis Report 1 Set +WNP-2 As-Built Drawings 1 Set Microfilm Roll Reader/Printer 'perture Card .Reader/Printer WNP-2 Emergency Operating Procedures 1 Set Word Processing Station +lluuarterll Ensure that document contains the most recent published revision. Attachment G-13 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-77 of 91 WP 59SR1(9 ai) f Wl j% y I CQMIRQU.ED CQPY NRC WORK AREA INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Re uired Oeeirable On-Hand WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Oirectory White Board Cork Board Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) Cl i pboards In/Out Baskets 1 Set Attachment G-14 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-78 of 91 WP 5SB Rl (983) 4 4'g CW lt AP "$t l w 'I ,r e t."QNTRQLLED CQPY CRISIS MANAGEMENT CENTER INVENTORY LIST Quantity Item ~Rs aired Oesirable Qn-Hand WNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Emergency Organization Telephone Oirectory Drawings ( f rom FSAR) 1 Set Staff Manning Chart 1 Emergency Classification Status Board 1 Ten-Hi le Emergency Planning Zone Hap 1 Fifty-Mile Emergency Planning. Zone Hap 1' S'ignificant Events. Status Board Plant Status Board 1 Protective Action Recommendation Flow Chart 1 Owner Control led Area Emergency Procedure Poster 1 Evacuation Route, Barricade, and Assistance Center Map White Board WNP-2 Cutaway Poster Emergency Organization Chart Washington State Hap Safeguards and Contingency Chart Clock (24 hour display) Exclusion Area Map 1 After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Attachment G-15 Page 1 of 1 PROCEOURENUMBER. REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-79 of 91 WP 59B Rl (983) 4 CQNTRQLl.ED CQPY JOINT INFORMATION CENTER INVENTORY LIST guankity Item Receuired Oesirable On-Hand NNP-l, 2 Emergency Preparedness Plan Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Nord Processor Nork Stations 2 2, Emergency Organization Telephone Oirectory 2 Media Information Packages 15 25 Emergency Slides 1 Set Clock (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months display) Emergency Classification Status Board TV Honitor, EBS Radio Radio Actuality Machine 90 Hinute Tapes Ten-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Hap Staffing Roster Media Contact List 1 After Action Report Forms 1 Pkg Emergency Response Log 1 Pad Attachment G-16 Page 1 of 1 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14,4 9 13. 1 4. 4-80 o f 91 ip "+9 P CQNTIRQLLED CQPY SIGN-IN SHEET Oate Time Team Number TEAM MEMBERS Print Sicinature Or anization DISCREPANCIES FOUND: Attachment H PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-81 of 91 WP.598 Al (0 N) CQNTRQLLED CQPY SIGN-OUT SHEET Oate Time Team Number. TEAM MEMBERS Print S~i nature Or anization OISCREPANCIES FOUNO: Attachment I PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISlCN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13e14.4-82 Of 91 WP 598 A$ (9 83) fp ~'l ~ CQNmQLLED CQPY OFF-SITE EMERGENCY SIGNS J-1 Instructions 3-2 Sign Locations 3-3 Sign Locations - Detailed Descriptions Attachment Section J PROCEDURE NUMBEFI REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-83 of 91 WP.598 II I I9 aI) CQNIQLLED CQPY INSTRUCTIONS OFF-SITE EMERGENCY SIGNS ~Annua11 o Check physical condition of signs. o Arrange repair and replacement of signs as necessary. Attachment J-1 Page 1 of 1 . PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-84 of 91 WP 598 R1 (9 S3) r ~l ih '\ tg SIGN LOCATIONS ~aaatit Number Location Restricted Area 1 ¹1) WNP-2 Access Road 2 ¹2) FFTF Railroad Access 1 ¹3) DOE Railroad Access (from South) 1 ¹4) WNP-1/4 Access Road 1 ¹5) 115 Kv Line (from South) 1 ¹6) Pump House Access Road 2 ¹7) Ashe Substation Road ¹8) (Not used) ¹9) DOE Railroad Access (from North) ¹10) WNP-2 Access Road 1 ¹11) Telephone Cable Road 12 Exclusion Area ¹1) WNP-2 Access Road ¹2) FFTF Railroad Access ¹3) DOE Railroad Access (from South East) ¹4) WNP-1/4 Access Road to WNP-2 ¹5) WNP-1/4 Access Road at Junction of Access Road to WNP-2 ¹6) DOE Railroad (to WNP-1/4) ~ ¹7) WNP-1/4 Access Road to WNP-1 ¹8) Pump House Access Road ¹9) 500 Kv Line (from River to Ashe) ¹10) Power Lines (from Northwest to Ashe) ¹11) DOE Railroad (from Northwest) ¹12) Power LInes (from Southwest to Ashe) ¹13) Entry to Parking Lot for WNP-1 ¹14) Construction Road along North Fence of WNP-4 ¹15) Road East of DOE Railroad 1 ¹16) Road West of DOE Railroad 17 Attachment J-2 Page 1 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 13.14.4-85 of 91 WP 599 II1 I9 99) tg Jj I J SIGN LOCATIONS (Continued) ~uantit Number Location Emergency Siren Infor- 1 ¹1) Selph Landing mation ¹2) WNP-2 River Pump House ¹3) North of WNP-2 River Pump House ¹4) Ringold Hatchery ¹5) Leslie Groves Park ¹6) Selph Landing Boat Ramp Access Caution ¹1) Plant Support Facility - Parking Lot Access Road ¹2) Meteorological Tower - on Building ¹3) GTE Microwave Building on Fence ¹4) Gate 23 Bechtel Badging Trailer ¹5) Gate 23 Vehicle Construction Area Gate ¹6) Gate 23 Pedestrian Construction Area Gate ¹7) Gate 23 - in Parking Lot Near Large Signs on Access Road ¹B) (Not Used) ¹9) (Not Used) ¹10) BPA Ashe Substation in Front of Smaller of Three Buildings ¹11) PAP - at Stop Sign at Railroad Crossing ¹12) Building 89 - Next to "Chalet" ¹13) Gate 25 - at Entrance to Warehouse Complex ¹14) (Not Used) ¹15) Visitor's Center on South Side ¹16) WNP-2 Lower Parking Lot at Steps to Upper Level Near Tracks ¹17) 8Y" Siren - on Pole Attachment J-2 Page 2 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVIS(CN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-B6 of 91 WP.Sre8 Rl (8 83) 3' SIGN LOCATIONS (Continued) ~uantit Number Location gl8) Sewage Treatment Plant on North Side of Building 1 419) WNP-1 - on Main Vehicle Gate 1 f20) WNP-1 on Fence Next to Pedestrian Gate 1 f21) (Not Used) 1 g22) (Not Used) 1 f23) WNP-4 on Hain Vehicle Gate 1 g24) WNP-4 on Fence Next to Pedestrian Gate 1 Ã5) Firing Range on South Side of Building 86 Attachment J-2 Page 3 of 3 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-87 of 91 WP.598 Bl (9 83) > C CQNTIRQI.LEG CQPY SIGN LOCATIONS-DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS Restricted Area gl) WNP-2 Access Road - Approximately '30 feet West of small sign indicating PSF, approximately 200-300 feet West of PSF access road. g2) FFTF Railroad Access (2 signs) FFTF Railroad Access Road 0.4 miles from sewage treatment access road at railroad siding and buried phone cable. g3) DOE Railroad Access, (from South) - Where railroad tracks cross access road to the sewage plant. g4) WNP-1/4 Access Road On road, East side, across from access road to the sewage plant. g5) 115 kV Line (from South) On access road to sewage plant adjacent to the substation. "46) Pump 'House Access Road - East of intersection approximately 100-500 feet; adjacent to last post (Hest) on parking lot fence on North side of road. g7) Ashe Substation Road (2 signs) (1) At intersection with Unit 2 access road. (2) On dirt road that meets substation road at Unit 2 access road, approximately 20-30 feet East of intersection.

48) Not used.

g9) DOE Railroad Access (from North) At WNP-2 access road crossing on South side of road. glO) WNP-2 Access Road On West side of access road just South of turn in road which is just East of railroad track crossing. gll) Telephone Cable Road - On Hest side of road just South of road going off to West to parallel power lines; adjacent to old telephone pole ~ (See note bottom of page 2.) Exclusion Area gl) WNP-2 Access Road Just West of bend in road, West of PSF on South side, of road.

42) FFTF Railroad Access (3 signs) (1) On road on North side of tracks approximately 0.4 mile from Route 4, just East of bend in tracks. (2) On South side of tracks adjacent to sign (1) - (3) On road on South side of tracks adjacent to sign (2).

Attachment J-3 Page 1 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVIS lON NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-88 of 91 WP 59$ Rl (983} QP 1i qL SIGN LOCATIONS-DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS (Continued)

43) DOE Railroad Access (from Southeast) On East side of tracks adjacent to sign 44 below.

g4) WNP-1/4 Access Road to WNP-2 Under second set of traffic signs across highway, North of intersection.

45) North of WNP-1/4 Access Road, across from "WNP-1 Preparing for the Future" sign, 20 yards into desert.

g6) DOE Railroad (to WNP-4) - On fence where tracks enter WNP-4 fenced area-next to gate. g7) WNP-1/4 Access Road to WNP-1 On road. just North of intersection with road that runs East-West along WNP-1 fence.

48) Pump House Access Road At gate on East side of Unit 1 fence where roads passes through fenced area of WNP-1/4, approximtely 6 feet East of fence.

49) 500 kV line (from River to Ashe) - At third single tower after line turns East from Ashe. Small red sign on towe reads "ACF 188".

410) Power Lines (from Northwest to Ashe) - Just South of environmental sample road crossing. Sample road runs East of railroad corssing mentioned in sign gs 11, 15 and 16 below. gll) DOE Railroad (from Northwest) - On West side of tracks just North of road crossing, gl2) Power Lines (from Southwest to Ashe) Adjacent to the fourth set of towers West of the telephone cable road. (See note at bottom of page.) gl3) Entry to Parking Lot for WNP-1 At entry to WNP-1 parking lot which is just East of railroad access in sign 46 above. gl4) Construction Road along North Fence of WNP-4 At access gate due North of Unit containment; near stored polar crane; sign on North side of road and facing East. f15) Road East of DOE Railroad - On road just North of railroad crossing. gl6) Road West of DOE Railroad On road just South of railroad crossing. NOTE: The telephone cable road is the dirt/gravel road intersecting the WNP-2 access road about 150-200 feet North of the North fence line of Wye Burial Ground. Attachment J-3 Page 2 of 2 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-89 of 91 wP 598 Rl (983) Jdi 4 h A% VENTILATION RAOIATION MONITORING HVAC Location: o Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ~earterl o Perform radiological check of HVAC in accordance with RPI 7.45 with assistance from Facilities personnel for verification. o Oocument this check by signing the tickler card and the data sheet, File 963.5.2.2, in the possession of Radiological Programs. Attachment K PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-90 of 91 WP 898 Al (9.88) pig v,q~r$ 'l k~%, lag FACILITIES SYSTEMS TESTS A. HVAC Location: Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ~ear ter1 Perform electrical check of HVAC in accordance with manufacturers speci fications. Verify radiological check with assistance from Radiological Program personnel. Document this check by signing the Data Sheet in possession of Rad. Services. B. 'Diesel'Generators Locations: o Headquarters (Hg) o Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) N~oethl o Perform load test of diesel generators in accordance with manu facturers spec i f i cati ons. ~uarterl o Verify operation of transfer switch in accordance with manufacturers specifications. Attachment L PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISIGN NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.4 9 13.14.4-91 of 91 144\HI'luell'i tl ~ I II tIIW 4 ~ SUPPLY SYSTEM PLANT PROCEDURES MANUAL WNP-2 PROCEDURE NUMBER APP ROY DATE 13.14.9 VOLUME NAME 13 EM RG NCY PL N I T SECTION 13.14 SUPPORTING INFORMATION PROCEOURES TITLE 13.14.9 EMERGENCY PROGRAM MAINTENANCE 13.14.9.1 ~Pur oee This procedure identifies the activities necessary on an on-going basis to maintain a current emergency preparedness program. This procedure is an overview reference and should not be utilized as a substitute for the detailed requirements contained in the referenced documents. 13.14.9.2 References A. PPH 1.2 Series, Plant Administrative Procedures B. EPIP 13.14.4, Emergency Equipment C. EPIP 13.14.S, Emergency Organization O. EPIP 13.14.7, Emergency Training EPIP 13.14.8, Ori lls/Exercises F. 10CFRSO, Appendix E,Section IV, F REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.9 13.14 9-1 of ~ 7 WP 597 R3 (2/88) P 13.14.9.3 Procedure Res onsibi lit Action Manager, Emergency .1. Coordinate, as appropriate, with the WNP-2 Planning Health Physics/Chemistry Manager, and Emergency Center Directors, to implement . the requirements oF Attachment A, Topics Requiring Periodic Review or Action.

2. Notify the Manager, Health Physics/

Chemistry of any condition which would preclude or interfer with the ability of the Supply System to respond to emergency conditions. Manager, Health Physics/ 3. Coordinate, as appropriate, with the Mana-Chemistry and Emergency ger, Emergency Planning to implement the Center Directors requirements of Attachment A, Topics Requir-ing Periodic Review or Action.

4. Notify the Manager, Emergency Planning of any condition which would preclude or interfere with the ability oF the Supply System to respond to emergency conditions.

13.14.9.4 Attachments A. Topics Requiring Periodic Review or Action PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.9 13.14.9-2 of 7 WP 59B R1 (9 83) g i': rr. g I ~ CQNIQLLED CQPY TOPICS RE UIRING PERIODIC REVIEW OR ACTION To ic Res onsibilit ~Fee uenc Sco e

1. WNP-l, 2 Emergency Nanager, Emergency Annual Utilize guidance From PPN 1.4.5, to Preparedness Plan and WNP-2 Manager, (After the coordinate review, revision, approval, Review Kealth Physics/ Major exer- and issuance of the plan to incorporate Chemistry cise and changes resulting from new regulations, before the cri tiques of drills/exercises, audit next years findings, and corments From personnel/

ma agencies inside and outside the Supply Jol'xercise) System. Insure that the Washington State Department of Emergency management, the Benton/Franklin County Department of ~ Emergency Management, and the Department of Energy-Richland Operations are con-tacted early in the review/revision process and that their corrrnents are solicited. and considered for input into the process. Assure a 10CFR50.59 review is completed in accordance with PPN 1.4.5. Ensure the supporting documen-tation is submitted to POC consistent with the proposed change.

2. WNP-2 Emergency Plan Nanager, Emergency As Necessary Utilize guidance Fram the PPN 1.2 Series Implementing Planning and WNP-2 (at least to coordinate reviews, revisions, and Procedures Manager, Health once every deviations required by revisions to Physics/Chemistry two years For the Emergency Plan or other requirements each EPIP) such as Findings from drills/exercises and audits. Insure deviations are placed in all locations where they are likely to be used. Insure that revisions affecting ofFsite response are coordinated with the appropriate agencies.

3. WNP-2 Emergency Plan Manager, Emergency quarterly Review and document telephone numbers in Implementing Planning emergency procedures.

Procedures Telephone Numbers

4. Emergency Action Manager, Emergency Annually Insure officials Fram the State of Level Review Planning Washington, Benton and Franklin counties and DOE-RL are afforded the opportunity to review the EALs (EPIP 13. l. 1).

Attachment A Page 1 of 5 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.9 13.14.9-3 of 7 wP 598 Al I HQI I CQNIQLLED CQPY TOPICS RE UIRING PERIOOIC REVIEW OR ACTION (Continued) To ic Res onsibi lit ~Fee uenc Sco e

5. Agreement Letters Manager, Emergency Annually Coordinate review and revision (as neces-Planning sary) of Agreement Letters. Maintain File of current agreement letters for inclusion in next annual revision of the Emergency Plan. Insure involved agencies are contacted to request their input to this review process.

6. Emergency Organiza- Manager, Emergency guar terly l. Maintain in accordance with EPIP tion Assignment List Planning 13. 14.5 "Emergency Organization".

quarterly 2. Coordinate review, revision, (or after approval, and issuance of current substantial version. change) I 7., Emergency Training Manager, Emergency I)uarterly 1. Review status of Emergency Organiza-Planning (or more tion personnel training. Frequently as necessary) As applicable 2. Review and approve new/revised Emergency Training modules.

3. Insure revisions to EPIP's are circu-lated for review of out-of-plant Supply System Emergency Organization personnel per EPIP 13. 14.7 "Emergency Training".

8. Notification Manager, Emergency guar ter ly Review notifications Call-Trees to insure Call-Trees Planning they are current and correct.

Emergency Center I)uarterly Ensure that center call trees are updated Oirectors and current. Forward copy to Manager of FP and EW programs.

9. Emergency Equipment Manager, Emergency Monthly Review status of task performance and Supplies Planning required by EPIP 13. 14.4 "Emergency Equipment".

Attachment A Page 2 of 5 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.9-4 of 7 VIP 598 Rl (980) TOPICS RE UIRING PERIOOIC REVIEM OR ACTION (Continued) To ic Res onsibilit ~Fre uenc Sco e

10. Emergency Facilities Emergency Center Insure that all modifications to any of Oirectors the Supply System's Emergency Centers-are documented and approved by the Manager of Emergency Planning.

ll. Outy Rosters Nanager, Emergency Meekly Insure issuance of current duty rosters (for pager holders) Planning providing 24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months per day availability of key Emergency Organization Personnel. Monthly Obtain and post in the MNP-2 Control Roan, the duty roster for HEHF duty physician.

12. Annual Audi t Manager, Emergency Annually Insure an annual audit, meeting MNP-2 Planning Technical Specification requirements, is conducted. The audit is to include the Emergency Plan and Imple-menting Procedures, training, readi-ness testing, equipment, and inter- .

faces with state and local governments. Annually Insure the repor t on the annual audit is submitted to the Oirector, Support Services for evaluation and resolu-tion of findings. As Necessary 3. Insure that corrective actions needed by the Supply System are tracked to completion. Annually 4. Insure the results of the review and recarmendations are forwarded to "appropriate corporate and plant managers and that the portions pertinent to interface with the state and counties are available to those jurisdictions. As Appropriate 5. Insure that the report and recom-mendations are retained for a minimum of five years. Attachment A Page 3 of 5 PROCEDURE NUMBEA REVISION NUMBEA PAGE NUMBEA 13;14.9 13.14.9-5 of 7 WP.59r 81 (9.83) N +A CQNIQLLED l."QPY TOPICS RE UIRING PERIODIC REVIEW OR ACTION " (Continued) To ic Res 'nnsibilit ~Fre cene Sco e

13. Ori ll/Exercise Nanager, Emergency Annually 1. Prepare and issue a drill/exercise Program Planning program schedule in accordance with EPIP 13. 14.8 "Ori lls/Exercises".

2. Review/revise multi-year exercise program to insure compliance with Attachment A of EPIP 13. 14.8 "Drills/Exercises" and 10CFR50, Appendix E, Section IV F.

As Necessary 3. Insure that corrective action records are completed for each dl ill/exercise critique item requiring action by the Supply System.

4. Maintain record copies of drill/

exercise packages.

5. Maintain a running log of all drills and excerises conducted during the year.

6. Coordinate implementation of EPIP

13. 14.8 "Orills/Exercises" to ensure all requirements are met.

Monthly 7. Review status of all open corrective action records and aggressively pursue any delinquent responses.

14. Emergency Planning Manager, Emergency As Necessary Insure all Emergency Planners maintain Staff qualifications Planning their professional qualifications by periodic attendance of industry seminars and courses and through observation of and participation in emergency exercises conducted at other facilities.

15. Evacuation Time Manager, Emergency Annually Review and update as necessary.

Studies- Planning

16. Population Studies Nanager, Emergency Annually Review and update as .necessary.

Planning Attachment A Page 4 of 5 PROCEOURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.9 13.14.9-6 of 7 WP-598 Al (9 83) TOPICS RE UIRING PERIODIC REVISI OR ACTION (Continued) To ic Res onsibi lit ~Fre uenc Sco e

17. Nedia Briefing Nanager, Emergency Annual ly Insure annual media briefing is Planning conducted.

1B. Public Information Nanager, Emergency Annually Insure preparation and distribution of Planning public information occurs.

19. Supply System Nanager, Emergency quarterly Distribute this directory to holders Telephone Directory Planning of Emergency Telephone Directory For insertion into the appropriate section.

20. Emergency Telephone Nanager, Emergency Annually Review, revise as necessary and distrib-Directory Planning ute directory.

21. Early Naming Nanager, Emergency Annually Generate report to FENA on Siren System Systems Planning availability.

Perform a coverage survey of Emergency Broadcast System warning effectiveness For a portion oF the covered area. Rotate such that all areas are surveyed within a four year period. Annual ly Nail 9-volt batteries to site neighbors having FN emergency alert radios. Review radio list for neighbors with AN radios. Arrange for battery ',changeout if they have had For longer >than 3.5 years.

22. Emergency Classifi- Nanager, Emergency quarterly Review notification list at the EOF cation Notification Planning (and as Comnunications Center (EOFCC) to ensure List, EPIP 13.F 1 necessary) point of contact phone numbers are Attachment B current. Correct as necessary.

Attachment A Page 5 of 5 PROCEDURE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER 13.14.9 13.14.9-7 of 7 WP 588 RI (983) t' 0 l '1 l 4 e ) r( II '

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