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| number = ML081150416 | | number = ML081150416 | ||
| issue date = 04/22/2008 | | issue date = 04/22/2008 | ||
| title = | | title = Pandemic Planning Utility Interface with NRC Slide Presentation | ||
| author name = Bassett R | | author name = Bassett R | ||
| author affiliation = Exelon Nuclear | | author affiliation = Exelon Nuclear | ||
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{{#Wiki_filter:Exelon Pandemic Planning Utility Interface With the NRC Ralph Bassett | {{#Wiki_filter:Exelon Pandemic Planning Utility Interface With the NRC Ralph Bassett | ||
Meeting Goals 9 Provide the NRC with a high level overview of the Exelon Nuclear Pandemic Response Plan 9 Review interface with the Regional and National NRC Pandemic Response Plans 2 | |||
Objectives 9 Share terminology associated with the Exelon Pandemic Plan escalation trigger points 9 Share key elements of the Exelon Nuclears Pandemic Response Plan 9 Discuss support of inspection activities and potential needs and options for regulatory relief 9 Identify next steps 3 | |||
andemic Planning Assumptions 9 Human to human transmission of H5N1 9 Worldwide impact within three to eight weeks 9 Three waves, each being six to eight weeks long 9 No available vaccine; anti-viral medications in short supply 9 25-35% infection rate; 2% mortality rate 9 Up to 40% work force reduction 9 Supply chain and fuel disruptions 9 Services and transportation disruptions 9 Schools, day care closures 4 | |||
xelon Pandemic Response 9 Utilizes Response Stage terminology as trigger points for escalation of response actions, which are similar to US Federal Government Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Response Stages 9 The Exelon Nuclear plan was drafted consistent with the guidance of NEI 06-03, NSCC Influenza Pandemic Threat Summary and Planning, Preparation, and Response Reference Guide, Revision 1 [November 2006] | |||
9 Plan development and testing included participation with the NEI NSCC Pandemic Task Force, benchmarking with multiple nuclear utilities, and cooperative assistance for walkthrough evaluations by members from other nuclear utilities 5 | |||
offices) based on executive crisis management decision making process Rigorous access control to stations and buildings to include processing through a site health screening prior | xelon Pandemic Response 9 Plan is written to address a severe pandemic situation, and is scalable for lower projected severity pandemics 9 All Exelon entities escalate response stages concurrently (i.e., ComEd, each nuclear station, and the corporate offices) based on executive crisis management decision making process 9 Rigorous access control to stations and buildings to include processing through a site health screening prior to each entry and use of personal hygiene PPE (Personnel Protective Equipment) 6 | ||
andemic Plan Terminology Pandemic Response Stages: | |||
*Stage 0-Planning, Awareness, and Maintenance | * Stage 0 - Planning, Awareness, and Maintenance | ||
*Stage 1-Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas | * Stage 1 - Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas | ||
*Stage 2-Confirmed Human Outbreak Overseas | * Stage 2 - Confirmed Human Outbreak Overseas | ||
*Stage 3-Widespread Human Outbreaks Overseas | * Stage 3 - Widespread Human Outbreaks Overseas | ||
*Stage 4-First Case in North America | * Stage 4 - First Case in North America | ||
*Stage 5-Pandemic Conditions Throughout the US | * Stage 5 - Pandemic Conditions Throughout the US | ||
*Stage 6-Recovery and Preparation for Subsequent Pandemic | * Stage 6 - Recovery and Preparation for Subsequent Pandemic Waves Pandemic Severity Index (PSI) - a CDC projection of impact: | ||
*Severe-Category 4 or 5 | * Severe - Category 4 or 5 | ||
*Moderate-Category 2 or 3 | * Moderate - Category 2 or 3 | ||
*Less Severe-Category 1 | * Less Severe - Category 1 7 | ||
Health Screening 9 Daily (seven days per week) self-screening is performed by every employee beginning at Stage 2: | |||
* Fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, cough, or shortness of breath within the last 24 hours? | |||
* Close contact with another person that is experiencing some or all of these symptoms within the last eight days? | |||
* Returned from travel (air, sea, or land travel) within the last eight days? | |||
9 For site or office building access, beginning at Stage 3: | |||
* Qualified health screener review of health status | |||
* Mandatory use of PPE for workplace infection control | |||
* Verify current body temperature < 100°F 8 | |||
xelon Pandemic PPE Personal hygiene protective equipment and supplies required anytime that social distancing (6 ft) can not be maintained Employee PPE kits contain: | |||
* Procedure masks (disposable surgical mask type) | |||
* Hand sanitizer | |||
* Surface disinfectant wipes | |||
* Tissues | |||
* Digital thermometer Request Inspectors to follow these same screening, PPE and hygiene measures to avoid virus introduction 9 | |||
xelon Actions Summary Stage 0 (Planning, Awareness, and Maintenance): | |||
9 Pandemic Plan development as expansion of existing Business Continuity Planning (BCP) process 9 Testing of plan: | |||
* Two day walkthroughs recently completed at each of the Exelon Nuclear stations and corporate office locations | |||
* Ongoing drills as an element of BCP maintenance and testing 9 Staffing (by name), consumable requirements, Information Technology requirements, and location specific logistics defined 9 Content review/update two times per year 10 | |||
xelon Actions Summary Stage 1 (Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas): | |||
9 Immediate content review/update 9 Extensive communication activities to employees, family members, and critical contractors 9 Inventory consumables, prepare purchase orders to support eight weeks without deliveries 9 Consideration of immediate purchase for long lead time items 9 Health screener training, qualification, and walkthroughs completed 11 | |||
xelon Actions Summary Stage 2 (Confirmed Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas): | |||
9 All employees begin self screening and reporting of results daily 9 Purchase consumables to support eight weeks without deliveries 9 Fully enable remote support staffing capabilities (Exelon IT, home IT, documents, etc) 9 Set up PPE distribution location and logistics 9 Set up health screener location 12 | |||
personnel | xelon Actions Summary Stage 3 (Widespread Human Outbreaks Overseas) 9 Stage 3 - Stage 5 could be very rapid (potentially within 2 days)* | ||
9 All non-essential gatherings and meetings cancelled 9 Pandemic infection control implemented: | |||
* Site access health screener stations set-up | |||
* Social distancing (6 ft) required | |||
* Use of PPE if < 6 ft from others 9 Adjust personnel work schedules to support critical staffing plan (supercrew) assignments and rotation If initial outbreak is within Exelon territory, the plan supports going directly from Stage 2 to Stage 5 13 | |||
xelon Actions Summary Stage 4 (First Case in North America): | |||
9 Stage 4 - Stage 5 (could be very rapid or even immediate) 9 Quickly establish critical (supercrew) staffing and 12 hour shift rotation 9 Move all non-critical functions to Remote Staffing in accordance with pre-planned actions 9 Monitor staffing, consumables, and infrastructure for consistency with planning assumptions 9 Site access health screener positions staffed 24/7 9 Pandemic access limitations implemented (supplies, equipment, and personnel) with proper authorization 14 | |||
supplement individuals | raft Critical Staffing (Supercrew) | ||
Each crew has defense-in-depth staffing numbers to handle a loss of up to 2 positions per department without need for replacement In addition, supplemental personnel are available as stand-by to supplement individuals on either the day or night crew as needed. | |||
This will limit rotation between the teams Ensures adequate on-site ERO staffing 15 | |||
xelon Actions Summary Stage 5 (Pandemic Conditions Throughout the US): | |||
9 Maintain actions implemented with Stage 4 declaration 9 Anticipated wave lasting six to eight weeks 9 Plan actions assume a CDC Pandemic Severity Index level of Severe (Category 4 or 5 Pandemic) 16 | |||
xelon Actions Summary Stage 6 (Recovery): | |||
9 Structured and managed process to back out of implementation actions based on Exelon Response Stage declaration 9 Consumables inventoried and reordered as required 9 Staffing and logistical information 9 Prepare for potential next wave of pandemic 17 | |||
Compatibility of Plans 9 The Exelon Plan was written utilizing: | |||
* Current Exelon business continuity planning concepts and structure | |||
* Guidance of NEI 06-03, NSCC Influenza Pandemic Threat Summary and Planning, Preparation, and Response Reference Guide, Revision 1 [November 2006] | |||
9 The Exelon Plan is compatible with the North American, US Federal, State, County, and Local Municipalities plans: | |||
* Personnel and equipment access to stations | |||
* Protocol and communication regarding suspected infectious personnel | |||
* Interface and awareness of anti-viral or vaccine allocations and strategic national stockpiles 18 | |||
Next Steps 9 Validate consistent expectations and compatibility between Exelon and NRC Pandemic Plans: | |||
* Coordinate NRC site access during a pandemic | |||
* NRC inspection activities | |||
* Regulatory relief process | |||
* Establish awareness of NRC Incident Response Team site access during a pandemic 19}} |
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Site: | Dresden, Peach Bottom, Byron, Braidwood, Limerick, Quad Cities, Zion, LaSalle |
Issue date: | 04/22/2008 |
From: | Bassett R Exelon Nuclear |
To: | NRC/RGN-III |
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Download: ML081150416 (19) | |
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Exelon Pandemic Planning Utility Interface With the NRC Ralph Bassett
Meeting Goals 9 Provide the NRC with a high level overview of the Exelon Nuclear Pandemic Response Plan 9 Review interface with the Regional and National NRC Pandemic Response Plans 2
Objectives 9 Share terminology associated with the Exelon Pandemic Plan escalation trigger points 9 Share key elements of the Exelon Nuclears Pandemic Response Plan 9 Discuss support of inspection activities and potential needs and options for regulatory relief 9 Identify next steps 3
andemic Planning Assumptions 9 Human to human transmission of H5N1 9 Worldwide impact within three to eight weeks 9 Three waves, each being six to eight weeks long 9 No available vaccine; anti-viral medications in short supply 9 25-35% infection rate; 2% mortality rate 9 Up to 40% work force reduction 9 Supply chain and fuel disruptions 9 Services and transportation disruptions 9 Schools, day care closures 4
xelon Pandemic Response 9 Utilizes Response Stage terminology as trigger points for escalation of response actions, which are similar to US Federal Government Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Response Stages 9 The Exelon Nuclear plan was drafted consistent with the guidance of NEI 06-03, NSCC Influenza Pandemic Threat Summary and Planning, Preparation, and Response Reference Guide, Revision 1 [November 2006]
9 Plan development and testing included participation with the NEI NSCC Pandemic Task Force, benchmarking with multiple nuclear utilities, and cooperative assistance for walkthrough evaluations by members from other nuclear utilities 5
xelon Pandemic Response 9 Plan is written to address a severe pandemic situation, and is scalable for lower projected severity pandemics 9 All Exelon entities escalate response stages concurrently (i.e., ComEd, each nuclear station, and the corporate offices) based on executive crisis management decision making process 9 Rigorous access control to stations and buildings to include processing through a site health screening prior to each entry and use of personal hygiene PPE (Personnel Protective Equipment) 6
andemic Plan Terminology Pandemic Response Stages:
- Stage 0 - Planning, Awareness, and Maintenance
- Stage 1 - Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas
- Stage 2 - Confirmed Human Outbreak Overseas
- Stage 3 - Widespread Human Outbreaks Overseas
- Stage 4 - First Case in North America
- Stage 5 - Pandemic Conditions Throughout the US
- Stage 6 - Recovery and Preparation for Subsequent Pandemic Waves Pandemic Severity Index (PSI) - a CDC projection of impact:
- Severe - Category 4 or 5
- Moderate - Category 2 or 3
- Less Severe - Category 1 7
Health Screening 9 Daily (seven days per week) self-screening is performed by every employee beginning at Stage 2:
- Fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, cough, or shortness of breath within the last 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />?
- Close contact with another person that is experiencing some or all of these symptoms within the last eight days?
- Returned from travel (air, sea, or land travel) within the last eight days?
9 For site or office building access, beginning at Stage 3:
- Qualified health screener review of health status
- Mandatory use of PPE for workplace infection control
- Verify current body temperature < 100°F 8
xelon Pandemic PPE Personal hygiene protective equipment and supplies required anytime that social distancing (6 ft) can not be maintained Employee PPE kits contain:
- Procedure masks (disposable surgical mask type)
- Hand sanitizer
- Surface disinfectant wipes
- Tissues
- Digital thermometer Request Inspectors to follow these same screening, PPE and hygiene measures to avoid virus introduction 9
xelon Actions Summary Stage 0 (Planning, Awareness, and Maintenance):
9 Pandemic Plan development as expansion of existing Business Continuity Planning (BCP) process 9 Testing of plan:
- Two day walkthroughs recently completed at each of the Exelon Nuclear stations and corporate office locations
- Ongoing drills as an element of BCP maintenance and testing 9 Staffing (by name), consumable requirements, Information Technology requirements, and location specific logistics defined 9 Content review/update two times per year 10
xelon Actions Summary Stage 1 (Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas):
9 Immediate content review/update 9 Extensive communication activities to employees, family members, and critical contractors 9 Inventory consumables, prepare purchase orders to support eight weeks without deliveries 9 Consideration of immediate purchase for long lead time items 9 Health screener training, qualification, and walkthroughs completed 11
xelon Actions Summary Stage 2 (Confirmed Suspected Human Outbreak Overseas):
9 All employees begin self screening and reporting of results daily 9 Purchase consumables to support eight weeks without deliveries 9 Fully enable remote support staffing capabilities (Exelon IT, home IT, documents, etc) 9 Set up PPE distribution location and logistics 9 Set up health screener location 12
xelon Actions Summary Stage 3 (Widespread Human Outbreaks Overseas) 9 Stage 3 - Stage 5 could be very rapid (potentially within 2 days)*
9 All non-essential gatherings and meetings cancelled 9 Pandemic infection control implemented:
- Site access health screener stations set-up
- Social distancing (6 ft) required
- Use of PPE if < 6 ft from others 9 Adjust personnel work schedules to support critical staffing plan (supercrew) assignments and rotation If initial outbreak is within Exelon territory, the plan supports going directly from Stage 2 to Stage 5 13
xelon Actions Summary Stage 4 (First Case in North America):
9 Stage 4 - Stage 5 (could be very rapid or even immediate) 9 Quickly establish critical (supercrew) staffing and 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> shift rotation 9 Move all non-critical functions to Remote Staffing in accordance with pre-planned actions 9 Monitor staffing, consumables, and infrastructure for consistency with planning assumptions 9 Site access health screener positions staffed 24/7 9 Pandemic access limitations implemented (supplies, equipment, and personnel) with proper authorization 14
raft Critical Staffing (Supercrew)
Each crew has defense-in-depth staffing numbers to handle a loss of up to 2 positions per department without need for replacement In addition, supplemental personnel are available as stand-by to supplement individuals on either the day or night crew as needed.
This will limit rotation between the teams Ensures adequate on-site ERO staffing 15
xelon Actions Summary Stage 5 (Pandemic Conditions Throughout the US):
9 Maintain actions implemented with Stage 4 declaration 9 Anticipated wave lasting six to eight weeks 9 Plan actions assume a CDC Pandemic Severity Index level of Severe (Category 4 or 5 Pandemic) 16
xelon Actions Summary Stage 6 (Recovery):
9 Structured and managed process to back out of implementation actions based on Exelon Response Stage declaration 9 Consumables inventoried and reordered as required 9 Staffing and logistical information 9 Prepare for potential next wave of pandemic 17
Compatibility of Plans 9 The Exelon Plan was written utilizing:
- Current Exelon business continuity planning concepts and structure
- Guidance of NEI 06-03, NSCC Influenza Pandemic Threat Summary and Planning, Preparation, and Response Reference Guide, Revision 1 [November 2006]
9 The Exelon Plan is compatible with the North American, US Federal, State, County, and Local Municipalities plans:
- Personnel and equipment access to stations
- Protocol and communication regarding suspected infectious personnel
- Interface and awareness of anti-viral or vaccine allocations and strategic national stockpiles 18
Next Steps 9 Validate consistent expectations and compatibility between Exelon and NRC Pandemic Plans:
- Coordinate NRC site access during a pandemic
- NRC inspection activities
- Regulatory relief process
- Establish awareness of NRC Incident Response Team site access during a pandemic 19