ML20083P784

Public Version of Revised Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures,Including Procedures EP G-2 Re Establishment of Onsite Emergency Organization & EF-5 Re Emergency Equipment,Instruments & Supplies

ML20083P784
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Site:	Diablo Canyon
Issue date:	01/04/1983
From:	Womack L PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
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ML16340D137	List: ML16340D136 ML16340D138 ML20083P784
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ATTACHMENT 2 Location of Bracketed Privacy / Proprietary Information Procedure G-2, Revision 3:

All phone and pager numbers on each of 28 pages of the attachment " Emergency Organization Call List" Procedure EF-5, On-The-Spot Change:

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EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 3A TITLE REV OP-0 Reactor Trip With Safety Injection 3

OP-1 Loss of Coolant Accident 5

OP-2 Loss of Secondary Coolant 2

OP-3A Steam Gen Tube Failure 4

OP-3B Minor Steam Gen Tube Failure 1

OP-4 Loss of Electrical Power 3

OP-5 Ratetor Trip Without Safety Injection 5

OP-6 Emergency Boration 5

OP-7 Loss of Condenser Vacuum 2

OP-8 Control Room Inaccessibility 5

OP-9 Loss of Keactor Coolant Pump 3

OP-10 Loss of Au'xiliary Salt Water 2

OP-ll Loss of Component Cooling Water 2

OP-12 Malfunction of Auto Reactor Control 1

System OP-12A Failure of a Control Bk to 2

Move in Auto OP-12B Cont Withdrawal of a Control Rod Bank 3

OP-12C Cont Insertion of a Control Rod Bank 2

OP-12D Control Rod Pos Indication Sys Malfunc 3

OP-12E Control Rod Misalignment 2

OP-12F Dropped Control Rod 2

OP-13 Malfunction of Reactor Press Control System 2

OP-14 High Activity in Reactor Coolant 2

OP-15 Loss of Feedwater 4

OP-16 Nuclear Instrumentation Malfunctions 3

OP-17 Malfunction of RHR System 2

OP-18A Loss of Charging 0

OP-18B Loss of Normal Letdown 0

OP-19 Malfunction of Reactor Makeup Control 2

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OP-22 Emergency Shutdown 1

OP-23 Natural Circulation of Reactor Coolant 2

OP-24 Loss of Containment Integrity 1

OP-25 Tank Ruptures 1

OP-26 Excessive Feedwater Flow 1

OP-27 Irradiated Fuel Damage 1

OP-28 Startup of an Inactive Reactor Coolant Loop 1

OP-29 Excessive Load Increase 1

OP-30 Inadvertent Load Fuel Assly Improper Pos 1

OP-31 System Under Frequency 1

OP-32 Rod Ejection 1

OP-33 Loss of Instrument Air 1

OP-34 Generator Trip - Full Load Rejection 1

OP-35 Loss of Vital or Non-Vital Instr AC Sys 1

OP-36 Turbine Trip 1

OP-37 Loss of Protection System Channel 1

OP-38 Anticipated Transient Without Trip (ATWT) 3 OP-39 RCP Locked Rotor Accident 1

Or-40 Accidental Depressurization of MS System 1

OP ':1 Hydrogen " Explosion" Inside Containment 1

O P Gaseous Voids in the RCS 2

R-1 Per Injury (Rad Related) And/Or Overexp 8

R-2 Rel of Airborne Radioactive Materials 3

R-3 Rel of Radioactive Liquids 3

R-4 High External Radiation 3

R-5 Radioactive Liquid Spill 3

R-6 Radiological Fire 5

R-7 Transportation Accidents 2

M-1 Employee Injury (Nonradiological) 7 M-2 Injury to Nonemployee (Third Party) 6 M-3 Chlorine Release 5

M-4 Earthquake 6

M-5 Tsunami Warning 5

M-6 Nonradiological Fire 6

M-7 011 Spill ISO and Clean Up Procedure 4

M-8 Containment Emergency Personnel Hatch 0

G-1 Accident Classification and Emergency Plan 2

Activation G-2 Establishment of the On-Site Emergency 3

Organization G-3 Notification of Off-Site Organizations 1

G-4 Personnel Accountability and Assembly 2

G-5 Evacuation of Nonessential Site Personnel 0

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FGFJ3 Pacific Gas and Electric Company REVISION 3 CEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLV4T CPERATICNS DATE 11/30/82 1

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EMERGENCY PROCEDURE I

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ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ON-SITE EMERGENCY W

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DATE SCOPE This procedure describes the responsibilities and the actions required by plant personnel for establishing the On-site Emergency Organization and indicates the preferred candidates to fill each position as required by Administrative Procedure NPAP A-5.

GENERAL 1.

The transition from a normal operating organization to an On-site Emergency Organization involves the following three basic steps:

a.

Filling appropriate On-site Energency Organization positions on an interim basis with personnel who are int.ediately available on-site at the time of the emergencv. See Figure 1 for the description of the "Suggestea Interim Emergency Organi:ation."

b.

Notifying plant personnel off-site and on-site that their assistance is required.

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Filling positions ia the long-term emergency organization, as l

described in Figure 2, "Long-Term Emergency Organization," with appropriate plant personnel as they arrive at the Control Roor.,

Operations Support Center, Technical Support Center, or the Emergency Operations Facility.

2.

Plant personnel shal.1 be assigned to emergency organization positions on an interim or long-term basis and are ranked in order of preference according to Attachment 1, " Emergency Organization Call List."

Interim position-holders shall be responsible for performing the duties of the position as described in Table 1, "On-site Emergency Organizations' Responsibilities," until relieved by the long-term position-holder.

Form 69-9370, " Site Emergency Organization Assignments" may be used to record emergency assignments.

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NUMBER EP G-2 DIABLO CANYON POWER Pt ANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 REVISION 3 DATE 11/30/82 PAGE 2 OF 21 TRIE: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION 3.

Notification of required personnel is made using the listed numbers and call sequence in Form 69-10297, " Emergency Organization Call List." The preferred position holders should be contacted when possible. An "on-call" rotation for essential positions in the emergency organization is maintained in accordance with Administrative Procedure A-3, Supplement 1.

The on-call person may be called if the preferred position holder is not immediately available or whenever judged necessary by the Shift Foreman. Primary position holders of certain emergency response positions are provided with VHF radio-equipped company vehicles. Because these persons are essentially on-call at all times, use of these vehicles is warranted in off hours to ensure rapid communication.and response. These personnel are identified on the call out list.

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The Shift Foreman shall remain in the Control room, where he is responsible for overall command and control of the emergency. He shall assume the position of the interim Site Emergency Coordinator. He shall not become totally involved in any single operation but shall maintain a broad perspective of operational conditions affecting the safety of the plant, in compliance with Nuclear Plant Administrative Procedure, NPAP A-102.

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When an emergency is declared and notification of plant staff and offsite response organizations is in process, incoming phone calls on the plant emergency number shall be answered and the plant emergency number shall be provided to offsite personnel needing to contact the plant. Calls on the normal plant number will be answered to the extent possible without interfering with the emergency response.

INITIATING CONDITIONS Notification and establishment of the On-site Emergency Organization shall be initicted by the Shift Foreman when he declares an Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area or General Emergency in accordance with Emergency Procedure G-1,

" Accident Classification and Emergency Plan Activation."

IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 1.

The Shift Foreman shall assume the position of the interim Site Emergency Coordinator, assess the situation, and appoint members of the on-site operating staff to assume the positions shown in Figure 1,

" Interim Site Emergency Organization," as he deems necessary to DC0075 2II l

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OLABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 NUMe P G-2 DATE 11/30/82 PAGE 3 OF 21 TITLE: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION terminate or mitigate the emergency. The interim Site Emergency Coordinator shall appoint as a minimum those assignments required for the emergency classification by Emergency Procedure G-1.

In all cases this includes:

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An Emergency Liaison Coordinator who shall conduct the required notification of off-site personnel and agencies in accordance with EP G-3, " Notification of Off-site Organizations."

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An Emergency Operations Coordinator, who possesses an Operator's License, to be responsible for insuring that all operational matters are taken ccre of.

NOTIFICATION OF AN UNUSUAL EVENT 1.

The interim Site Emergency Coordinator shall contact as a minimum position holders for the long-term emergency organization positions indicated by the Unusual Event Stop Callout Point per Form 69-10297

" Emergency Organization Call List." Personnel contacted shall inform the caller as to whether they will proceed to their emergency response location or remain on standby status.

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Additional plant personnel may be called out as deemed necessary by any of the above personnel.

3.

All notifications shall be recorded, Form 69-10297 " Emergency Organization Call List," should be used for initial callout. Form 69-9221, " Emergency Notification Record" or a log should be used to record incoming calls or calls to persons not on Form 69-10297.

NOTIFICATION OF AN ALERT 1.

The interim Site Emergency Coordinator shall contact position-holders to fill positions in the long-term emergency organization per Form 69-10297, " Emergency Organization Call List." During normal working hours, sounding of the Site Emergency Signal may be used as a means of establishing the emergency organization.

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The interim Site Emergency Coordinator shall appoint an Emergency 2.

Liaison Coordinator who shall conduct the required notification of off-site personnel and agencies in accordance with EP G-3,

" Notification of Off-site Organizations."

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During off-normal hours or if sounding the Site Emergency Signal is not desirable, the interim Site Emergency Coordinator shall appoint a Liaison Assistant who shall notify necessary plant personnel per this procedure. The Liaison Assistant may perform the callout from the

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control room area or may be dispatched to the Technical Support Center (TSC) to activate the TSC telephone switchboard to receive incoming emergency calls and complete plant staff notification.

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A second Liaison Assistant may be assigned to coordinate message dissemination between the Site Emergency Coordinator and the Emergency Liaison Coordinator.

5.

As a minimum, one long-term position holder for the positions with personnel "on-call" listed in Form 69-10297 shall be notified and directed to report to their emergency locations. The interim Site Emergency Coordinator may designate additional personnel as required for the specific situation by calling other personnel c.s deemed necessary.

6.

Notify the Security Shift Supervisor to prepare for incoming plant personnel.

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Support staff called on-site (other than essential position holders with predesignated response locations) should be directed to report to the Security Building lunchroom (OSC). Upon arrival, they will call l

the TSC or Control Room to receive further direction.

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All notifications shall be recorded, Form 69-10297 "Emergeacy Organization Call List should be used for initial callout. Form 69-9221. " Emergency Notification Record" or a log should be used to record incoming calls or calls to persons not on Form 69-10297. The Site Emergency Coordinator shall be periodically informed of the personnel that have been notified.

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Follow the same notification process a; described under Notification of I

an Alert.

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If long-term emergency position holders and scpport staff are already on station, notify them of the escalation or reduction of the emergency classification. Particular care should be given to notifying personnel at the following locations:

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TSC or Control Room (depending on location of the Site Emergency Coordinator) l DC0075 4II

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EOF, and monitoring teams under the control of EOF.

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OSC and Security Shift Supervisor d.

Personnel who nay be performing emergency actions in various areas of the plant site (other than at emergency facilities).

NOTIFICATION OF A GENERAL EMERGENCY 1.

Follow the same notification procedure as described under Notification of a Site Area Emergency.

2.

If long-term emergency position holders and support staff are already on station, notify them of the escalation of the emergency classification. Particular care should be given to notifying personnel at the following locations:

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TSC or Control Room (depending on location of the Site Emergency Coordinator) b.

E0F, and monitoring teams ur 'er the control of the EOF.

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OSC and Security Shift Supervisor d.

Personnel who may be performing emergency actions in various areas of the plant site (other than at emergency facilities).

SUPPORTING Po0CEDURES EP G-1, " Accident Classification and Emergency Plant Activation" EP G-3, " Notification of Off-site Organizations" l

l EP G-4, " Personnel Assembly and Accounta'ility" TABLES 1.

On-site Emergency Operating Organization - Responsibilities FIGURES 1.

Suggested Interim Emergency Organization 2.

Long-tenn Emergency Organization DC0075 SII 9

OlABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 NUMBER EP G-2 REVISION 3 DATE 11/30/82 PAGE 6 OF 21 TITLE: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION ATTACHMENTS 1.

Form 69-10297, " Emergency Organization Call List."

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Form 69-9370, " Site Emergency Organization Assignments."

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Form 69-9221, " Emergency Notification Record."

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-Site Emergency Coordinator 1.

Prior to being relieved by the Site Emergency Coordinator, the Interim Site Emergency Coordinator is responsible for the following in addition to the duties and responsibilities of the Shift Foreman:

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Make the initial evaluation and classification of the

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Assign plant staff personnel to positions in the Site Energency Organization.

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Notify, or direct the notification of:

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Plant staff personnel 2)

Company off-site emergency organizations 3)

Local noncompany emergency support-groups 4)

San Luis Obispo County, California Office of Emergency Services and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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Authorize the sounding of the site emergency signal.

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Authorize the evacuation of the plant site and specify the appropriate evacuation route.

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Authorize overtime and other expenses associated with l

establishing and maintaining an appropriate site emergency organization.

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Provide direction for all emergency response operations performed by Company personnel in the San Luis Obispo County i

Area.

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Maintain liaison with off-site emergency support groups.

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Make protective action recommendations regarding evacuation, sheltering, confiscation of food, or other emergency measures to local government agencies.

• Responsibility that may not be delegated.

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Authorized any extraordinary emergency measures, such as the use of company emergency personnel exposure limits.

2.

The Site Emergency Coordinator will establish the emergency response organization in the TSC and then relieve the individual who initially assumed th interim Site Emergency Coordinator duties (normally the Shift Foreman) and assume the following duties, a.

Prior to the time that the corporate Recovery Manager assumes his position at the Emergency Operation Facility, the Site Emergency Coordinator is responsible to:

• 1) Provide direction for all emergency response operations performed by Company personnel in the San Luis Obispo County Area.

• 2) Authorize any recommendations of the Company regarding evacuation, confiscation of food, or other emergency measures, to noncompany emergency support groups.

• 3) Authorize changes in the Emergency Action Level classification to off-site authorities.

• 4) Authorize any extraordinary emergency measures, such as the use of company emergency personnel exposure limits.

5) Request assistance as necessary for on-site or off-site radiation monitoring from federal agencies, either through the county / state emergency response organization once established, or directly.

b.

Coordir. ate and direct all on-site activities.

c.

Maintain liaison with off-site emergency support groups providing on-site assistance and support the corporate Recovery Manager in the development of a coordinate recovery action plan for on-site.

d.

Recommend changes in Emergency Action level Classification to the Recovery Manager.

• Responsibility that may not be delegated.

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Coordinators. This includes collecting and analyzing the technical information necessary for assessment of plant operational aspects, providing technical counsel in support of the Control Room (CR), assessment of radiological release potential, and determination of actual or potential release rates, on-site exposure monitoring and contamination control, repair of plant components or systems as required by the emergency and/or consequences, and on-site personnel accountability.

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Provide management direction to the Control Room (CR) through the Emergency Operations Coordinator.

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Provide rnnagement direction to the Operational Suppcrt Center (OSC) through the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator.

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Assign plant staff personnel to positions in the On-site Emergency Organization as appropriate.

• i. Authorize overtime and other expenses associated with maintaining an appropriate On-site Emergency Organization throughout the recovery period.

j. Establish and maintain on-site personnel accountability.

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Authorize the evacuation of the plant site and specify the appropriate evacuation route.

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Obtain the Recovery Managers approval prior to authorizing any extraordinary emergency measures such as the use of Company emergency personnel exposure limits.

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Emergency Liaison Coordinator This position provides control of verbal and written comunications to and from the site with the following duties and responsibilities:

1.

Handle communications to and from the site and between site emergency response groups.

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As directed by the Site Emergency Coordinator, notify plant staff and other affected individuals and organizations of the emergency and their assignments.

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Responsibility that may not be delegated.

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Maintain contact with on-site and off-site emergency support groups, regulatory agencies, and monitoring teams and transmit instructions and information to and from the Site Emergency s-Coordinator.

4.

Maintain records of incoming and outgoing messages. Operate communications equipment and develop message content as required to support the above.

5.

Provide general assistance to the Site Emergency Coordinator.

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Liaison Assistant 1.

Assist the Emergency Liaison Coordinator in communicatio'ns and recording messages and carrying out his assigned duties.

D.

Emergency Maintenance Coordinator This position provides coordination of maintenance, repair and material deployment in response to the emergency situation with the following duties and responsibilities:

1.

At the direction of the Site Emergency Coordinator fabricate and set up any special equipment necessary for recovery operations.

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Provide management direction to the Operational Support Center l

Supervisor and maintenance organizations.

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Coordinate the movement and accountability of support personnel brought to the site.

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Provide general advice and assistance in these matters to the Site Emergency Coordinator and other evaluations persnnnel.

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provide technical advice in these areas and supervise maintenance, repair or installation of special equipment required to respond or recover from the emergency at the direction of the Energency Maintenance Coordinator.

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Operations Support Center Supervisors These positions are initially filled by the designated assembly area supervisors assigned to the access control and adjacent cold machine shop in-plant assembly areas. (See EP G-4 " Personnel Assembly and Accountability.") These persons are responsible for personnel accountability.in these areas and imediate dispatch of fire fighting, maintenance, search and rescue and/or radiological monitoring personnel to assist the shift staff in response to the emergency.

Following the initial response, personnel called from off-site or out of plant assembly areas will initially assemble at the plant security building lunchroom where a maintenance foreman will be designated Operational Support Center (OSC) supervisor to coordinate assignment of personnel to tasks designated by the control room or technical support center and maintain accountability of personnel dispatched from the OSC.

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Emergency Evaluations and Recovery Coordinator This position provides overall technical coordination of the plant response activities with the following duties and responsibilities:

1.

Evaluate the safety consequences of the occurrence and advise the Site Emergency Coordinator accordingly of appropriate response actions and on-site and off-site recommended protective measures.

2.

Advise the Site Emergency Coordinator on technical matters relating to nuclear and radiological safety.

3.

Provide coordination and supervision of all company support teams operating at or in the vicinity of the site, 4.

Provide coordination and supervision of all company technical support work as part of the overall recovery program developed by the Site Emergency Coordinator and Recovery Manager.

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Advise the Site Emergency Coordinator of actions'and findings of company support groups.

6.

Assist the Site Emergency Coordinator in determining personnel deployment to emergency support assignments.

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Provide operation and control of emergency data transmission systems, and review and evaluate plant data.

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Emergency Radiological Advisor This position provides overall coordination of radiologica.1 aspects of the emergency with the following duties and responsibilities:

1.

Advise the Site Emergency Coordinator and/or Emergency Evaluations-and Recovery Coordinator on matters relating to radiological safety.

2.

He shall be responsible for coordinating and supervising radiological surveys and investigations, both in plant and near site. He will work with the Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager in making an overall assessment of radiological conditions.

3.

Coordinate and supervise all on-site radiological surveys and investigations, and provide management of the on-site radiation protection, program.

4.

Assist the Emergency Evaluation and Recovery Coordinator in operation and control of radiological emergency data transmission systems, review and evaluation of data from these systems, and development of data and status updates for transmission off-site I.

Site Chemistry and Radiation Protection Coordinator This position assists the Emergency Radiological Advisor in coordinating on-site radiological protection and chemical and radiological surveys and investigations. These duties include the following:

1.

Personnel exposure monitoring and record keeping.

2.

Radiological and chemical analysis of in-plant samples.

3.

In-plant surveys and establishment of radiation and/or contamination control area boundaries.

4.

Determine radiation protection access requirements for entry to controlled areas.

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Maintain proper records and logs.

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Keep the Emergency Radiological Advisor and/or the Emergency Evaluation and Recovery Coordinator informed of actions and findings.

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EARS Operator - TSC This position assists the Emergency Radiological Advisor in radiological data processing.

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Emeroency Radiological Monitoring Teams Emergency radiological teams will be 2-man teams established for near site and off-site monitoring in the event of a radiological release emerger.cy. They have the following duties and responsibilities:

Near Site Team (s):

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Perform radiation surveys in and around the plant site and obtain

. appropriate samples for analysis.

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Maintain communications with the Control Room or Technical Support Center for reporting monitoring results and maintaining cognizance of thL emergency situation.

3.

Establish controlled access areas to contain or limit the spread of radioactive contamination, as appropriate.

4.

Issue personnel protective equipment and clothing.

5.

Establish and post radiation and/or contamination area boundaries.

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Monitor personnel and evaluate their exposure, if required.

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Maintain proper records and logs.

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Keep the Emergency Radiological Advisor and/or the Emergency Evaluation and Recovery Coordina'sr informed of their actions and findings.

Off-Site Team (s):

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Perform radiation surveys at off-site locations as designated by the Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager and obtain appropriate samples for analysis.

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Maintain communications with the Emergency Operations Facility and Mobile Environmental Monitoring Laboratory for reporting results and maintaining cognizance of the emergency situation.

3.

Coordinate monitoring activities and reporting of results with the county personnel assigned to the monitoring team.

4.

Provide recommendations regarding establishing controlled access areas and determining the boundaries of such areas in cooperation with county personnel assigned to the monitoring team.

5.

Assist in monitoring personnel and evaluating their exposure as requi red.

6.

Maintain proper logs and records.

7.

Keep the Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager informed of their actions and findings.

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Emergency Operations Coordinator This position provides senior plant management representation in the control room.

1.

Manage Operational Activities.

2.

Supervise the Shift Foreman in the operational control of the plant.

3.

Advise the Site Emergency Coordinator on operational matters.

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Emergency Operations Advisor This is a position filled by an individual knowledgeable in operational matters to provide general operational advice and assistance to the Site Emergency Coordinator and other evaluations personnel in the TSC.

This position may be assigned other operational duties such as radwaste management as required by the situation.

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Shift Engineer This is a position in the normal operating organization which shall remain filled throughout the emergency recovery period. The initial 1

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In +he long term, this position may assist in the Control Room or TSC on plant evaluation or radiological evaluation, as required by the occurrence.

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Fire Bricades These teams are responsible for on-site fire suppression activities.

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Evacuation Coordinator This is a temporary position to coordinate evacuation of non-essential personnel from the site if warranted by the situation.

It would normally be assigned to the security force staff but may be assigned to a member of the emergency planning staff.

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Evacuation Team These are temporary positions consisting of a group leader and a monitor who will accompany the evacuees in the event a site evacuation is necessary. The basic functions of this team are to:

1.

Assure that the evacuees stay together and take the correct route.

2.

Assist in personnel accountability at the evacuation off-site assembly area.

3.

Secure radiation survey equipment and survey personnel and vehicles at the collection area and arrange for decontamination as required.

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First-Aid and Medical Although the importance of providing prompt first-aid is well recognized, no provisions are include for establishing a first-aid team. All plant staff shall receive first-aid training and are i

authorized to take action to the extent justified. Personnel in the immediate area of the injured personnel, or as dispatched by the Site Emergency Coordinator, will provide care until off-site assistance arrives.

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Data Processing These positions provide engineering assistance to the Emergency Evaluation and Recovery Coordinator in performing those duties relating to evaluation of plant core / thermal hydraulics, electrical and mechanical data, coordination of technical support work, operation of computer systems and other on-site emergency response activities.

S.

Advisor to the County Emergency Organization The function of this position is to activate and provide interim management of the Emergency Operations Facility and be available to advise the County Emergency Organization on the meaning and significance of information being transmitted from the site. Basic duties and responsibilities include:

1.

Prior to the arrival of the Recovery Manager and until relieved, act as the EOF Director to activate the utility portion of the Emergency Operation Facility (E0F and UDAC trailers).

In this capacity, specific functions include:

a)

Direct the activation of the utility portion of the Emergency Operation Facility (trailer) by appropriately energizing equipment and activating communications, b)

Provide administrative and management direction of the EOF interim staff in carrying out the duties of the Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager, the Public Information Recovery Manager, the Operations and Analytical Recovery Manager, and the EOF-EARS operator, c)

Keep the Site Emergency Coordinator info,rmed and serve as his single point contact at the EOF.

2.

Keep the senior county response staff member advised of plant conditions and recommended protective actions.

3.

Coordinate security of the EOF, UDAC and EOC with the Sheriff's office.

T.

Interim Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager This position assists the Advisor to the County Emergency Organization in coordiration and direction of all off-site radiological assessment

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NUMBER EP G-2 OtABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 REVISION 3 DATE 11/30/82 RAGE 17 OF 21 TnLE: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION activities and development of radiological status information, until relieved by the corporate Radiological Emergency. Recovery Manager.

Basic duties and responsibilities include:

1.

D'evelop radiological data and status information for approval and distribution to EOF, UDAC and E0C personnel.

2.

Direct the activities of off-site monitoring teams and the mobile environmental monitoring laboratory, maintain records, and provide findings in status reports.

3.

Perform dose projections and provide radiological assessment information for the determination of protective action recommendations.

U.

EARS Operator--EOF This position assists the Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager in the performance of his duties, including activation and operation of the EARS computer system, activation and operation of the health physics radio system and connunication with off-site monitoring teams and maintenance of logs and record and preparation of status reports as directed, until relieved by the corporate EOF EARS operator.

V.

Interim Operations and Analytical Recovery Manaaer This position assists the Advisor to the County Emergency Organization in providing plant status information and coordination of local off-site emergency response activities, as directed, until relieved by the Corporate Operations and Analytical Recovery Manager. Basic duties and responsibilities include:

1.

Activation and operation of plant data computer systems for obtaining plant data.

2.

Preparation of plant status updates for approval and distribution to EOF, UDAC and EOC personnel.

3.

Coordination and direction of off-site response activities involving local support, including activation and operation of radio and telephone systems and maintaining proper records of

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REVISION 3 DATE 11/30/82 PAGE 18 OF 21 Tn1E: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION W.

Interim Public Information Recovery Manager This position assists the Advisor to the County Emergency Organization in formulating news releases concerning the emergency condition, obtaining approval of the release, and coordinating the news release with county and corporate public information personnel.

It is staffed by a local public information representative until relieved by the Corporate Public Information Recovery Manager.

X.

Technical Advisor to the Public Information Recovery Manacer This position assists the Public Information Recovery Manager by providing technical assistance in the preparation of news releases and participation in news media briefings.

Y.

Monitoring Team Liaison Coordinator This position assists the Radiological Emergency Recovery Manager in communications with monitoring teams, the mobile van, UDAC and other emergency response locations until relieved by the Corporate Monitoring Director.

Z.

County Liaison This position assists the Advisor to the County Emergency Organization by facilitating the flow of information between the EOF and EOC.

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!0cerations 1!

Evaluations &

' Coordinator (Coordinator!

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' Assistant:

lGeerators:

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ladiological l Personnel '

Team Position Typical Assionment Interim Site Emergency Coordinatori Shift Foreman (Shift Er.gineer if not

. (See Table 1 for responsibilities) available) s l Interim Emergency Liaison Cnordinatori Shift Control Technician, or Auxiliary (Develops notification messages and Operator

(

performs off-site notification)

Interim Emergency Operations Coordinator: Sr. Control Operator or Control Operator (Provides operational control of the r

l piant) l Interim Emergency Evaluations & Pecovery Shift Engineer (Assisted by. Shift CIRP Coordinator Technician if necessary)

(Plant and Radiological Assessment)

Liaison Assistants Shift Control Technician, Shift Clerk (Notifies plant staff, coordinates or Auxiliary Operator message dissemination among liaison personnel)

Operators Assignments per the Interim Site Emergency Coordinator Fire Brigade See Emergency Procedure M-6 or R-6 Emergency Radiological Team Shift CARP Technician and Aux. Operator (if required) l First Aid and Medical E.cloyees at the scene

Reouired Assignments i

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PUBLIC 10PERATIONS AN0 !

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EMERGENCY ORGAl Il0N CALL LIST Pi 1 of 23 Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation, l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P0S. 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGAN 12.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO t

Site Emergency

• l. R.C. Thornberry Coordinator Plant Manager (Assigned to (TSC)

• 2. R. Patterson Plant Superintendent

• 3. J. M. Gisclon Plant Engineer

• 4. W. B. Kaefer

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Tech. Asst to the Plant Mgr.

5.

Classification: [ ] Unusual Event [ ] Alert t ] Site Area Emergency L ] General Emergency Event Description i

i DC0075 1 1.

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(Person on call will possess the pager for this position)

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 2 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

ENERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P Fkia:

ORGAN!Z.

AVAILy P05 2 H0.'d PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PL!NT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES N0 I

fEmergency

1. R. Patterson Operations Plant Superintendent Coordinator (Assigned to

• 2. J. A. Sexton Control Room)

Supervisor of Operations

• 3.

S. R. Fridley L

General Operating Foreman

• 4. W. G. Crockett Sr. Power Prod. Eng.

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(Operations) 5.

I DC0075 2 1.

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NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE 2.

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EMERGENCY ORGAN 87AT10N CALL LIST Paca 3 of 28 Call Out t...cructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL ll/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P0S. 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Emergency

1. J. M. Gisclon Evaluation Power Plant Engineer

& Recovery Coordinator

• 2. L. F. Womack (Assigned Sr. Power Production Eng to TSC)

• 3 V. R. Foster Sr. Power Production Eng

• 4.

• 5. E. G. Davis Sr. Power Production Eng.'-

DC0075 3 1.

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NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE 2.

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(Person on call will possess the pager for this position)

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 4 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

Il0T ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAILy P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSIT 10!!

ABLE HOLDER HAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Emergency al. J. V. Boots Radiological Sup. of Chem & Rad Prot.

Advisor (Assigned

• 2. W. A. O'Hara to TSC)

Sr. Chem & Rad Prot. Eng

• 3. H. W. C. Fong Chem & Rad Prot. Eng.

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4 5.

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 5 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

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i 2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

I 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

I NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classificat' ion or higher; optional for unusual event.

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EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

i ORGANIZ.

AVAlly P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Emergency

• l. T. J. Martin Liaison Training Supervisor Coordinator (Assigned

• 2. J. E. Holden to TSC)

Trng. Coord.

• 3. W. F. Steinke Trng. Coord.

• 4. R. Fisher Power Prod. Engineer i

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DC0075 5 1.

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NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE 2.

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(Person on call will possess the pager for this position)

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 6 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotstion.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL ll/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER FLAME /NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Advisor to the

1. W. B. Kaefer County Emerg.

Tech. Asst, to Plant Man Organization

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(Assigned

• 2. W. J. Keyworth to E0F)

Sr. Pow. Prod. Eng.(Staff

• 3. T. E. Brake Pow. Prod. Eng. (Staff)

• 4. W. B. Scott Pow. Prod. Eng. (Staff) 5.

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EMERGENCY ORGAN ZATION CALL LIST Page 7 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P0S. 2 HOME P110NE/

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL f YES NO TIME YES NO Emergency (Noon-

1. J. A. Sexton Operations Call Sup. of Operations Advisor Person (Assigned for

2. S. R. Fridley to TSC) this General Operating Foremar position)

3. T. J. Martin Training Supervisor

4. W. G. Crockett Sr. Power Prod. Eng.

(Operations)

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 8 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

! 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT P}iONE GROUP CALL #

(ES NO TIME YES NO

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Emergency Main-

• 1. D. A. Backens tenance Coor-Supervisor of Maintenandi dinator (Assigned

• 2. D. B. Miklush to TSC)

Asst. Maint. Supv.,

• 3. R. Nanninga Sr. Pow. Prod.Eng.(Matift

4. W. R. Ryan Gen. Maing. Foreman 5.

NOTE: 1) Stop call out at"this point for the Unusual Event Classification, continue for high classification. Determine if the Site Emergency Coordinator requires additional personnel.

Operations Request the Emergency Maintenance Coordinator Support Center to assign a maintenance foreman as OSC support Supervisor.

center supervisor.

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NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE 2.

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(Person on call will possess the pager for this

-ition)

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EMERGENCY ORGANicATION CALL LIST Page 9 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

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1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l4. Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT OH-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSIT!0H ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Site Chemistry.

1. H.W.C. Fong

& Radiation Chem & Rad Prot. Eng.

Protection Coordinator

• 2. M. J. Peterson (Assigned to Access Control)

• 3. J. R. Knemeyer Chem & Rad Prot. Eng.

• 4. D. R. Clifton Chem & Rad Prot. Foreman

• 5. R. S. Snyder Chem & Rad Prot. Foremad

• 6. L. Vulchev Chem & Rad Prot. Foreman--

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1 (Person on call will possess the pager for this position)

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 10 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

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l 2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

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NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL 6/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES N0 I'

l-l Out-of-Plant (Noon-

1. D. R. Clifton Monitoring &

call Chem & Rad Prot. Foreman in-Plant person Chem & Rad. Prot.Forema[n Chemistry &

for this

2. R. S. Snyder Radiation position)

Protection Personnel

3. L. A. Vulchev (Six assigned Chem & Rad Prot. Foreman to mobil van garage; six

4. J1. W. C. Fong assigned to Chem & Rad Prot. Eng.

plant)

5. J. R. Knemeyer Chem & Rad. Prot. Eng.

6. W. A. O'Hara t_

Sr. Chem & Rad. Prot. Eng.

NOTE:

A.

Request a minimum of six personnel for initial Off-Site Monitoring Teams.

B.

Request a minimum of six C&RP Personnel for in-plant monitoring and chemistry.

D.

A minimum of two of the above personnel are "on-call" as Emergency Radiological Advisor or site Chemistry and Radiation Protection Coordinator.

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.Il0N CALL LIST

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1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL ll/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL 7 P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER t0M1E/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO TSC/E0F (No on-

1. J. L. Shearer Clerical call Office Supervisor Assistance person for this

2. J.C. Ferrari position)

Asst. Office Supervisor Asst.OfficeSuperviso[,r

3. C.D. Wooten

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NOTE: Request supervisor to dispatch three (3) clerks to the TSC and two ("2) clerks to the EOF.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

ENERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER HAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Interim (No on-

1. W. A. O'Hara Radiological call Sr. Chem & Rad Prot. Eng.

Emergency person Recovery Manager for this

2. S. J. Fahey g

(Assigned to position)

Chem & Rad Prot. Eng.

E0F) 3.

c 4.

5.

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. TION CALL LIST 13 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

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2.

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Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P05 2 HOME Pil0NE/

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Interim (Noon-

1. W. B. Scott E0F-EARS call Pwr. Prod. Eng. (Staff)

Operator person (Assigned to for this

2. D. R. Unger E0F) position)

Chem and Rad Prot. Engr.L-

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4.

5.

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l Call Out Instructions:

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person l

3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

j NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT Oll-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAILy P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Interim (No On-

1. W. T. Rapp Operations call Sr. Nuclear Gen. Engr.

and Analytical person Sr. Nuclear Gen. Engr.(

2. K. C. Doss Recove ry for this

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Manager position)

(Assigned to t

EOF) 3.

4.

5.

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1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person l3. Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL y

P0S. 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES N0 e-Interim (Both

1. Sue Brown (Home)

Public personel Public Information (PG&E)

Information carry Recove ry pagers)

2. George Sarkision (Home)

Hanager Public Information (PG&E)

(Assigned l

to EOF)

3. Pam Zweifel (Home)

Manager, CATF (PG&E) 4, 5.

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1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

}4. Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested, t

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P05, 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER HAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO I

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Technical (No On-

1. W. J. Keyworth a

Adeisor Call Sr. Pow. Prod.~Eng.(Staff to the Public Person Information for

2. J. P. Franks Recovery Manager this Pow. Prod. Eng. (Staff)

(Assigned to E0F) position) 3.

4.

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Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person l 3.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL y

P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TlHE YES h0 Nobil (Personnel 1. Roland Richardson Environmental rotate Dept. of Engr. Research Monitoring pager Labora tory as

2. Mike Kunde Operator required)

Dept. of Engr. Research g

x 3.

4.

5.

NOTE: These personnel also may be contacted by mobil radio in their assigned company cars--use H.P. frequency.

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1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l4. Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher..

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL g P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ADLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES N0 1

EARS Operator

• l, Martin Hak TSC Chem & Rad Prot. Analyst (Assigned to TSC)

• 2. J. N. Johnson Chem & Rad Prot. Analyst

• 3. R. H. Garacci Chem & Rad Prot. Analyst { --

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Call Out Instructions:

l.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe energency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

l EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P0S. 2 HOME P110NE/

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGAN!Z.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAllE/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Emergency

1. J. E. Holden Liaison Trng. Coord.

Assistant #1 (Assigned

• 2. J.R. Tinlin to TSC)

Asst. Trng. Coord

• 3. R.F. Sargent Asst. Trng. Coord.

• 4. R.L. Graham Asst. Trng. Coordinator

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• 6.

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Call Out Instructions; t

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requesied.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P0S. 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EHERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL f YES NO TlHE YES NO Emergency

1. W. F. Steinke Liaison Trng. Coord.

Assistant #2 Sr. Pow. Prod.Eng.(Tra(in

• 2. R. M. Bliss (Assigned g

to TSC)

• 3. A. I. Dame Training Specialist

• 4.

• S. T. E. Niemi Training Specialist

• 6.

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Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

tiOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL HIPFREQ.

WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Data Processor

1. L. F. Womack No. I Sr. Pwr. Prod. Eng.

(Assigned (Computer) to TSC)

• 2. D. A. Remington a

Pwr. Prod. Eng. (Computer

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• 3. T. Black Pwr. Prod. Eng. (Computer

• 4. J. K. Bigelow

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Pow. Prod. Eng. (Nuclear)

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Pow.' Prod. Eng. (Planning

• 6. G. V. Johnson b

Engineering Trainee (Computes, F

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1.

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Ale:-t Classification or higher; optional for unusual event.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGANIZ.

AVAIL y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO 9

Data Processor

1. V. R. Foster 1

No. 2 Sr. Pow. Prod. Eng.

(Assigned to TSC)

• 2. P. W. Baum

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• 3. W. A. Ginter

• 4. R. M. Luckett

• 5. P. E. Rigney

• 6. R. D. Thurston

• 7. W. E. Vidalin

• 8. K. Wallace

• 9. W. H. Yip

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Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P0S. 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO

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Data Processor (No On-

1. E. G. Davis No. 3 Call Sr. Pwr. Prod. Engr.

(Assigned Person to TSC) for

2. P. W. Baum this position)

3. W. A. Ginter j4. R. H. Luckett

5. P. E. Rigney

6. R. D. Thurston 9

7. W. E. Vidalin

8. K. Wallace

9. W. H. Yip i

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1.

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2.. Contact first listed available person'(preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

fiOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

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NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGAN 12.

AVAll y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE

- PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Instrument

1. R. J. Kosmala Maintenance Asst. PPE, ! & C Coordinator (Assigned

2. D. D. Malone to OSC)

Sr. I&C Supervisor

• 3. N. A. Regoli I&C Supervisor

• 4. M. W. Stephens Instrument Foreman

• 5 J. M. Rappa Instrument Foreman

• 6. R. J. Tucker Instrument Foreman b

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EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION CALL LIST Page 25 of 28 Call Out Instructions:

1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l l 4.

Describe emergency clas-sification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

1 EHERG.

NOT Ofi-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P05 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO I

Electrical

• 1. D. L. Bauer Maintenance Pow. Prod. Eng. (Elec.)

Coordinator (Assigned

• 2. G. M. Zocher toOSC)

Electrical Foreman

• 3. A. H. Aquino j

.j Electrical Foreman 4.

5.

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1 1.

Contact one person for each position.

2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

l NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

y P05 2 HDHE PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN ORGANIZ.

AVAIL POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMEPGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO

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Mechanical

• l. J. W. Large Maintenance Pow. Prod. Eng. (Mech.)

Coordinator (Assigned

• 2.

D. A, Green to OSC)

Mechanical Foreman

• 3. B. Colton' Mechanical Foreman

• 4. J. D. Albers Mechanical Foreman

• S. J. E. Strahl

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2.

Contact first listed available person (preferred position holder); if unavailable, contact the next available person 3.

Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emer0ency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

NOTE: Personnel to report to assigned location for Alert Classification or higher.,

EMERG.

NOT ON-CALL H/P FREQ.

ORGAHlZ.

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PAGER CALL i CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO I

Chem & Rad. Prot. Engr.f Radiological (Noon-

1. A. O. Taylor Data Call Processor Person (Assigned for this

2. D. R. Unger to TSC) position)

Chem & Rad. Prot. Engr.'

f 3.

4.

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2.

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Persons with a

• are designated for on-call rotation.

l 4.

Describe emergency classification and position person is called for. Describe event if requested.

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ORGANIZ.

AVAILy POS. 2 HOME PHONE /

PAGER CALL # CONTACTED WILL BE IN POSITION ABLE HOLDER NAME/NON-EMERGENCY TITLE PLANT PHONE GROUP CALL #

YES NO TIME YES NO Record's (No On-

1. C. Leon Meyers 7

Management Call

. Records Analyst (Assigned Person to TSC) for this

2. L. Yamaguchi Position)

Records Analyst

3. D. S. Rivkin Document Control Supv.

L-l 4.

5.

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CURRENT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 3B TITLE REV OR-1 Offsite Support & Assistance 0

OR-2 Release of Information to the Public 1

EF-1 Activation of the Technical Support Center 0

EF-2 Activation of the Operational Support Center 1

EF-3 Activation of the Emergency Operations Facility 1

EF-4 Activation of MEML 1

EF-5 Emergency Equipment, Instruments & Supplies 1

EF-6 Operating Procedures for EARS 9845C 1

Controlling Stations EF-7 Activation of the Nuclear Data Communications 1

Systems EF-8 EARS Operating Procedures for TSC-CC RP-1000 Station 0

RB-1 Personnel Dosimetry Not Issued RB-2 Emergency Exposure Guides O

RB-3 Stable Iodine Thyroid Blocking 0

RB-4 Access to & Establishment of Controlled Areas 0

Under Emergency RB-5 Personnel Decontamination 0

RB-6 Area & Equipment Decontamination 1

RB-7 Emergency On-Site Radiological Environmental 1

Monitoring RB-8 Emergency Off-Site Radiological Environmental 1

Monitoring RB-9 Calculation of Release Rate & Integrated Release O

RB-10 Protective Action Guidelines O

RB-11 Emergency Off-Site Dose Calculations 1

RB-12 Mid and High Range Plant Vent Radiation Monitors 0

RB-13 Improved In-Plant Air Sampling for Radioiodines 0

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PROCEDURE ON-THE-SPOT CHANGE CONTINUATION SHEET PROCEDURE NO. E P -\\?_\\ 5 REV.

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Obtaining an Emergency Kit

1) Kits No.1, 2 and 3 can be obtained by the designated monitoring teams from the PG&E San Luis Obispo Service Center, in the Mobile Environmental Monitoring Laboratory Garage.

2) Kjts No. 4 and 5 can be obtained by the designated monitoring

' team from the site security building exit foyer (cabinet in northwest corner).

".9). The staging point for the field monitoring teams and storage area for the radiological. emergency kits is the MEMt. garage located in the San Luis Obispo Service Center.The personnel dispatched to the MEML garage will generally consist of Chemistry and Radiation Protection Technicians (C&RP), the MEML Operators from PGandE Department of Engineering Research, and San Luis Obispo County Environmental Health l

Department Personnel.

NOTE:

If the MEML garage is locked, personnel should not open the door witnout a burglar alarm defeat key available. The front door is the only access that has a 45 second time delay to permit use of the defeat key (see Figure b). The defeat key is availabic from the plant if the OER personnel are not available. The DER personneI will be called out as part of the call-out list in Emergency Procedure EP G-2.

a.

When PGandE personnel have reached the MEML garage, establish telephone contact with the Radiological Emergency (RERM) at the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) (see Attachment 1). If the MEML garage is locked and access cannot be obtained from the OER i

l personnel assigned to the van, then use the telephone in the division office building (see Figure 1).

l NOTE:

If the RERM cannot be reached at the EOF, then contact the Center (y Radiological Advisor (ERA) at the onsite Technical Support Emergenc see Attachment 1).

l b.

If the RERM or the ERA require imediate deployment of the MEML and/or the field monitoring teams, and access to the garage is still not available, inform the RERM/ ERA that access is not available and request the Cypher Pad Code that will open the door.

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Also, request the ERA to dispatch an individual from the plant to reset the alam.

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PROPOSED CHANGE / REASON FOR CHANGE:

c.

Call DCPP security (see Attachment 1) to inform them the MEML garage will be entered, and that the alann will be actuated.

NOTE: When the alarm is actuated a lo'id electronic warbler will sound locally, until reset.

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a.

Location The two emergency evacuation kits are located in the Exit Foyer of the Plant Security Building. Sc Sc; ;f ;. ;;ctin ;;;;hi..g...

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in the northwest corner of the foyer.

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2 3

4 5

1.

Instruction Binder a.

Sanford Marking Pens 2

2 2

2 2

b..

Red Marking Pens 2

2 2

2 2

c.

Black Marking Pens 2

2 2

2 2

d.

Ball Point Pens 2

2 2

2 2

e.

San Luis Obispo County Map 1

1 1

1 1

f.

' Equipment Location Owgs.

(sets) 1 1

1 1

1 g.

Emergency Environmental Monitoring Field Data Sheet (Form 18-9259) 100 100 100 100 100 h.

Emergency Onsite Radiological Environ-menta1 Monitoring Program RS-7 1

1 1

1 21 1.

" Emergency Offsite Radiological Environ-mental Monitoring Program" EP RB-8 1

1 1

1 1

j. EP EF-5 Emergency Equipment, Instruments and juoplies_1 1

1 1

1 k.

Corporation Key J l'

1 1

1 1

1.

Information Center Key 0

1 0

1 1

m.

Pocket Calculator 1

'l 1

1 1

n.

High Security Pin Tabler Key (for PIC) 1 1

1 1

1 o.

Record of Potassium Iodine Distribution, Form #18-9395 1

1 1

1 1

2.

Monitoring Equipment a.

00se Rate Meter (Rad Ow1/

0 1

0 0

0 R0-2) b.

Oase Rate Meter (HPI-1010) 1 1

1 1

1 DC0118 11VI

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/.2/C/fe PAGE 12 or Tm2. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS & SUPPLIES TABLE 1 (Continued)

CONTENTS OF RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY KITS OUANTITY SLO 5ERVICE GENTER DGPP ITEM 1

1 3

1 1

c.

Survey Meter (Eber. E140/N) 1 1

1 1

1 d.

Standard G-M Probe (Eber. HP-240/HP-270) 1 1

1 1

1 e.

Pancake G-M Probe (Eber. HP-210 or HP-250) 1 1

1 1

1 f.

Pocket Oosimeters (0-5R) 2 2

2 2

2 g.

Pocket Dosimeters (0-200mR) 2 2

2 2

2 h.

Dosimeter Charger 1

1 1

1 1

3.

Air Sampling Equipment a.

12 V Air Sampler and Sample Head (w/o Battery, Radeco H-8098) 1 1

1 0

0 b.

12 V Air Sampler and Sample Head (w/ Battery, Radeco H-809C) 0 0

0 1

1 c.

120 V Ac Air Sampler and Sampie Head (Radeco HD-288) 0 1

1 0

0 d.

Air Sample Particulate Filters (pkg. of 10) 10 10 10 10 10 e.

Iodine Filter Cartridges (pkg. of 10),

3 3

3 3

3 f.

Smear Packets (5 smear /

Packet) 50 50 50 50 50 l

g.

Paper Envelopes for Particulate Samples 25 25 25 25 25 h.

Plastic Envelopes for Iodine Cartridges (pkg. of 30) 1 1

1 1

1 1.

Forceps 1

1 1

1 1

j. Compressed Air Cylinder 2

2 2

2 2

k.

Sample Head w/ Adapter to fit Air Cylinder 1

1 1

1 1

l 1.

Air Cylinder Regulator 1

1 1

1 1

l l

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.1 AND.2 DATE /Ar'///AL PAGE 13 cP Tm.s: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS & SUPPLIES TABLE 1 (Continued)

CONTENTS OF RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY KITS OUANTITY SLO 5ERVICE CEMER DCFP IM L

1 1

A 1

4.

Protective clothing /

Decontamination a.

Protective Clothing Sets (coveralls, hood, booties, riabbers, gloves) 2 2

2 2

2 b.

Full Face Mask 2

2 2

2 2

c.

Type GMR-S (or equivalent)

Ultra Filters for Face Masks 2

2 2

2 2

d.

Skin Decontamination Soap (pt. bottle) 1 1

1 1

1 e.

Hand Brush 1

1 1

1 1

f.

Floor Scrub Brush 0

1 0

1 1

g.

Paper Towels (pkg.)

0 1

0 1

1 h.

Smear Pads (pkg. of 10) 1 3

1 1

1 1.

Plastic Bags (38"x 65")

3 3

3 3

3

j. Bucket (10 quart) 0 1

0 1

1 k.

Decontamination Agent (gallon bottles) 1 1

1 1

1 5.

Signs / Barriers a.

Radiation Signs (w/3 inserts) 2 4

2 4

4 b.

Radiation Barricade Tape (100' rolls) 2 2

2 2

2 6.

Sampling Equipment a.

Sample Bottles (1 liter) 2 6

2 4

4 b.

Plastic Bags (18"x 24")

15 15 15 15 15 c.

Trow 21 1

1 1

1 1

d.

Gununed Labels (pkg.)

1 1

1 1

1 s

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CONTENTS OF RADIOLOGICAL EMERG".NCY KITS OUANTITY 5LO 5ERV'CE CENTER DCPP IM L

L L

L 1

7.

Miscellaneous Equipment First Aid Kit (size iO) 1 1

1 1

1 a.

b.

Screwdriver '

1 1

1 1

1 c.

CrescentWrench(8")

1 1

1 1

1 d.

Scissors 1

1 1

1 1

e.

Stopwatch 1

1 1

1 1

f.

Roll of Dimes 1

1 1

1 1

g.

Masking Tape (2" wide rolls) 2 2

2 2

2 h.

Flashlights w/ Batteries 1

2 1

2 2

1.

Extra Batteries 2

4 2

4 4

j. Battery-Powered Lantern w/7.5 V Battery 1

1 1

1 1

k.

Bolt Cutter 0

0 0

1 1

1.

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4 4

4 4

3 m.

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1 1

1 1

l n.

KI Tablets (bottle) 1 1

1 1

1 1

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/d/ef/Al-PAos 18 or mu. ENERGENCY EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS & SUPPLIES TABLE 4 CONTENTS OF HOSPITAL KITS Each of two hospital kits shall contain the following minimum items:

ITEMS QUANTITY Full face respirators w/ Type H or equivalent filters 2 each Disposable coveralls 4 each Hood 4 each Disposable shoe covers 8 pair Surgical latex gloves 1 box Rubbers 4 pair Masking tape, 2" width 2 rolls Duct tape, 2" width 2 rolls

" Radioactive Material Area" sign 5 each

" Surface Contamination Area" sign 5 each "High Radiation Area" sign 2 each

" Radiation Area" sign 5 each Barricade tape,100 yd. roll 2 each Ty raps Minimum 30

" Radioactive Material" labels 4"x6" 10 each

" Radioactive Material" labels 1"x3" I roll E140N/HP-210T 1 each HP-260 1 each Spare detector i each 1 Allen wrench 1/16" i each 1 HPI-1010 or equivalent 1 each 0-200 mR pencil dosimeters 2 each 0-5R pencil dosimeters 2 each dosimeter charger 1 each 2" smears w/ packets (5 smears / packet) 50 each 2" air samole filters w/ envelopes 50 each Plastic envelopes 3"x5" 30 each Gunined labels 40 each Plastic bags 38"xf5" 6 each Grease pencil 2 each Ballpoint / felt tips pens 3 each Waterproof pen 2 each Personnel Decon Record Sheet 6 each 38m Air Filter for Bendix BOX-60 1 box DC0118 18VI

P[F-5 OtAat O CANYCN PCWW4 PUWT UNIT NO(S) 1 AND 2 DATE /.1//f/ibt s

PAGE 19 CF Tm.E. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS & SUPPLIES TABLE 4 (Cont'd)

CONTENTS OF HOSPITAL KITS (Cont'd)

ITEMS OUANTITY Contamination Survey Sheet 6 each Radiation Survey Sheet 6 each Forceps 1 each Smear pads (pkg of 10) 2 pkg Medical referral form 62-6015 3 each Light duty letter 3 each Plastic bags 18"x24" 12 each t

t t

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BOX NO. 2

- Page 1 of 4 NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS.1 AND 2 EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY CHECX LIST XIT NO.

KIT LOCATION QUARTER DATE PERFORMED BY BOX NO. 2 QUANTITY DEFECTIVE REOUIRED PRESENT OR MISSING REPLACED 1.

Instructions, Procedures + Supplies a.

Instruction Binder 1

^

b.

Tables of Contents 1

c.

Inventory List (By Box) 1 d.

Sanford Marking Pens 2

e.

Red Marking Pens-2 f.

Black Marking Pens' 2

g.

Ball Point Pens 2

h.

SLO Ccunty Map 1

1.

Ecuipment Location Orawings (Set) 1

j. Corporation Key y 1

k.

Information Center Key 1.

Emergency Onsite Environment Montr. Prog., RB-7 1

m.

Emergency Offsite Environment Montr. Prog., RB-a 1

i n.

Emergency Equip., Instr.,

and Supplies, EF-5 1

o.

Record of Potassium Iodide Distribution, Form #18-9395 1

OC0118 401 i

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BOX NO. 2 Page 2 of 4 NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT N05.1 AND 2 EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY CHECX LIST KIT NO.

KIT LOCATION QUARTER OATE PERFORMED BY BOX NO. 2 QUANTITY OEFECTIVE REOUIRED PRESENT OR MISSING REPLACED p.

Emergency Environmental Monitoring Field Data Sheet (Form 18-9259) 100 q.

Ccmputation Paper (Packet)

I r.

Calculator S/N 1

s.

High Security Pin Tumbler Key (for PIC) 1

~'

2.

Air Sampling Equipment a.

Air S& mole Particulate Filters (Pkg. of 10) 10 b.

Paper Envelopes for Partic-ulate Samples 25 c.

Smears w/ packet (per set) 50 d.

Plastic Envelopes for lodine Cartridges (Pkg of 30) 1 e.

Forceps 1

f.

Plastic Bags (18" x 24")

15 g.

Air Sampler h.

Iodine Filter Cartridge (Pkg. of 10) 3 3.

Miscellaneous Equipment a.

Gummec Labels (Pkg) 1 Y

OC0118 All

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BOX NO. 2 NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS. 1 AND 2 EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY CHECX LIST KIT HO.

KIT LOCATION QUARTER DATE PERFORNED BY

,80X NO. 2 QUANTITY DEFECTIVE REQUIRED PRESENT OR MISSING REPLACED b.

Flashlignt w/ batteries c.

Extra Batteries I

d.

Roll of Dimes e.

Stopwatch I

f.

Scissors 1

g.

Crescent Wrench (8")

I h.

Screwdriver 1

i. First Aid Kit (Size 10)

I

~

j. Masking Tape (2" wide rolls) 2 e

k.

Battery Pcwered Lantern (w/7.SV Battery) 1 1.

" Kwik-kold" Packs 4

m.

Bolt Cutter n.

Grass Shear 1

o.

KI Tablets (bottle)

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4 P ro tecti v e Cl o th i ng/ Dece ntami r.a t ' +r.

l l

a.

Protective Clothing Sets (Coveralls, hood, booties, rubbers, gloves) 2 GC0118 42:

BOX NO. 2 69-9823-2 9/82 (25)

~

'N NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS.1 AND 2 EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY CHECX LIST KIT NO.

KIT LOCATION QUARTER DATE PERFORMED BY BOX NO. 2 QUANTITY DEFECTIVE REQUIRED PRESENT OR MISSING REPLACED b.

Full Face Mask 2

c.

Type GMR-S Filters (or equiv.)

for Face Mask 2

d.

Smear Pads (Pkg of 10) e.

Pagar Towels (pkg) f.

Plastic Sags (38" x'65")

3 5.

Signs + Barriers Radiation Signs (w/3 inserts,)

a.

b.

Radiation Barricade Tape (100' Rolls) 2

• Check with appropriate inventory list located in fr. formation binder for kit requirements.

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Pags 1 of 1 NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS.1 AND 2 EMERGENCY KIT INVENTORY CHECX LIST KIT NO.

XI* LOCATION QUARTER DATE PERFORMED SY BOX NO. 3 QUANTITY DEFECTIVE REOUIRED PRESENT OR MISSING REPLACED 1.

Monitoring Equipment a.

Oose Rate Meter (Rad Ow1/RO-2) b.

Dose Rate Meter (HPI-1010) c.

Survey Meter (Eber-E-140 or E-14C.)

1 d.

Standard G-M Probe (Eber HP-240 or Equiv.)

1 e.

Pancake Probe (Eber HP-210 or 260)

I f.

Pocket Oosimeter (0-5R) 2 g.

Pocket Oosimeter (0-200mr) 2

~

h.

Dosimeter Charger 1

' Check with appropriate inventary list located in information binder for. kit requirements.

DC0118 441

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Page 1 of 3 OEPARTMENT OF NUCt. EAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS.1 AND 2 s s HOSPITAL KIT INVENTORY SHEET KIT NO.

DATE PERFORNED SY, CHECKED OtrEGIIVE OR ITEM OUANTITY gK, MISSING REULACED 1.

Full Face Respirator w/ Type H or equivalent filters 2

[]

[]

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2.

Disposable Coveralls 4

[]

[]

[]

3.

Hood 4

[]

[]

[]

4 Disposable Shoe Covers (pr.)

8

[]

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[]

5.

Surgical Latex Gloves (box) 1

[]

[]

[]

6.

Rubbers (pr.)

4

[]

[]

[]

7.

Masking Tape, 2" width (roll) 2

[]

[]

[]

8.

Duct Tape, 2" width (roll) 2

[]

[]

[]

9.

" Radioactive Material Area" sign 5

[]

'[]

[]

10. " Surface Contamination Area" sign 5

[]

[]

[]

11. "High Radiation Area" sign 2

[]

[]

[]

12. " Radiation Area" sign 5

[]

[]

[]

13. 2arricade tape,100 yd7 ~oll 2

[]

[]

[]

r 14 Ty-wraps 10

[]

[]

[]

15. " Radioactive Material" labels, 4"x6" 10

[]

[].

[]

16. " Radioactive Material" labels,1"x3" (roll) 1

[]

[]

[]

17. E140/N W/HP-210T 1

[]

[]

[]

18. HP-250 1

[]

[]

[]

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Page 2 of 3 DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS

')

DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS. 1.AND 2 HOSPITAL KIT INVENTORY SHEET KIT NO.

DATE PERFORMED BY CHECKED OtitGiiVE OR ITEM OUANTITY OK MISSING REPLACED

19. Spare Detnctor 1

[]

[]

[]

20.. Allen Wrench, 1/16" 1

[]

[]

[]

21. HPI-1010 or equivalent 1

[]

[]

[]

22. 0-200 mR Pencil Dosimeters 2

[]

[]

[]

23. 0-5R Pencil Dosimeters 2

[]

[]

[]

24. Dosimeter Charger 1

[]

[]

[]

25.

2" Smears w/ packet (5 smears / packet) 50

[]

[]

[]

3 26.

2" Air Sample Filter w/ envelopes 50

[]

[]

[]

27. 38nsn Air Filter for Bendix BOX-60 (box) 1

[]

[]

[ 'j

28. Flastic Envelopes, 3" x 5" 30

[]

[]

[]

29. Gummed Labels 40

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30. Plastic Baas, 38" x 65" 6

[].

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[]

31. Grease Pencil 2

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[]

[ ]~

32. Ballooint/ Felt Tip Pens 3

[]

[]

[]

j

33. Waterproof Pen 2

[]

[]

[]

34 Personnel Decon. Records (69-9392) 6

[]

[]

[]

35. Contamination Survey Sheet 6

[]

[]

[]

36. Radiation Survey Sheet 6

[]

[]

[]

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Page 3 of 3 DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR PLANT OPERATIONS DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NOS. 1 AND 2 HOSPITAL KIT INVENTORY SHEET KIT NO.

DATE PERFORMED BY CHECKED atrcGilvE OR ITEM OUANTITY g

MISSING REPLACED

37. Forcaps 1

[]

[]

[]

38. Smear Pads (Pkg. of 10) 2

[]

[]

[]

. 39. Medical Referral Fom (69-6015) 3

[]

[]

[]

40. Light Outy Letter 3

[]

[]

[]

41.

Plastic Bag,18" x 24" 12

[]

[]

[]

REVIEWED SY DATE

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'NGOE DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT ME 1oF 1

• • j ]'g*"*

PROCEDURE ON-THE-SPOT CHANGE EP RR-12 nov.

O Und No. i @

2 1&2 proceeur, no.

Mid and High Rance Plant Vent Radiation Monitors

.rm Troe of Change: 8 PERMANENT (green)

TEMPORARY (yellow); boiration Date Personnel & Environrrental Safetv Onginetor W. H. Foiimntn necuesteg Deoartment Proposed Change: (Does this aner the intent of onginal procedure?

Yes E No)

(Does f constitute an unreviewed safety /envirornental question? O YEs D NO) 1.

Figure 28- " Response Curve for RE-33" replaces the equation:

5 0 x If x Net cpm C

=

NG EYcs found on page 21 of RB-12. The curve pros! des che concentration of noble gases in the plant vent directly from the monitor RE-33 readout. Additional calculations called for in RB-12 when utilizing RE-33 to calculate plant vent noble gas release rates remain valid.

8 j

2.

Appendix 4- " Exposure Rate / Effluent Concentration Response Curve for RE-29" replaces g

the equation:

o GG= Net ER x ERCF (uCi/cc) found on page 34 of RB-12. 'C can be read directly from the response curve if the GG net exposure rate is.known. The attached Appendix 4 also supercedes the original Appendix 4 found on page 68 of RB-12. Additional calculations called for in RB-12, when utilizing RE-29 to calculate plant vent noble gas release rates remain valid.

no.non vor enange:

1.

The plant staff has reviewed the equation for calculating plant vent noble gas concentration for RE-33 currently in RB-12.

It has been found to be in error.

In addition, a detailed calibration has been undertaken to determine the counting efficiency of RE-33. The curve pro ided in Figure 2B is based on this new analysis of RE-33's resp nse.

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(Plant Management %ft w/SAO LJconse)

I ' ' Date

• tr:eediate cistributtor/to the Control Room and affected work areas required? O YEs S No Initial Cistribution By:

Distributeo To: C Control Room O Others Date Received by Occument Control

/

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m te above *ptus 14 days PsAC Povow ard Ptant Manager's approval no later than a

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PsAC recommends approvalO YesO No

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PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY PAGE 2 Op 2 DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT s

PROCEDURE ON-THE-SPOT CHANGE CONTINUATION SHEET PROCEDURE NO.

EP RB-12 REV.

O PN0905ttXIXXXEEXREASON FOR CHANGE:

2.

New response data for RE-29 is available based on updated calculations by the DCPP plant staff. The new figure provided in this change allows the new data to be utilized.

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DiAaLO CANYON POWER PLANT UNIT NO(S) 1 In 2 NUMsER EP RB-12 REVISION DATE 10/l?B2 TmA:

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