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Rev 7 to Technical Procedure HP-001-152, Safety-Related Marking,Handling & Storage of Radioactive Matl

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of Radioactive Material TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE

2.0 REFERENCES

3.0 DEFINITIONS 4.0- RESPONSIBILITIES 5.0 PREREQUISITES 6.0 PRECAtJTIONS AND LIMITATIONS

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. INITIAL' CONDITIONS 8.0 MATERIAL AND. TEST EQUIPMENT 9.0. ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 10.0 PROCEDURE 10.1 Control'of Radioactive Mat.erial Within the RCA's 10.2 - Control of Padioactive Mat erial Outside the RCA's 10;3 Release of Material From the RCA's 10.4 Release of Material From the Protected Area 10.5 - Protecti ;e Clothing 10.6, Clean System Equipment Use and. Release From RCA's l

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12.6.. Clean System Equipment Log 112;7 - Clean System Equipment Tag 13 LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

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1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 The -purpose of this procedura is to describe *the means used to control the marking, handling, storage and release of radioactive material at.Waterford 3 SES.

1.2 -This procedure doce not apply to radioactive materials contained in process'streems such at tanks, pipes and other installed equipment I

within'the RCA's.or to nuclear. fuel.

~ 1.3 : This procedure does not apply. to by-product material purchased or produced onsite for purposes of calibrations or response chacks.

This material is controlled in accordance with UNT-005-021 Radio-a active Material and Radioactive Sot.rces Purchases, Receising, Surveying, Opening and Disposal

2.0 REFERENCES

2;1 !7SAR 12.5.3 $, Contamination Control

-2.2-.HP-001-217, Health Physics Qualification-

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.2.3: HP-001-219 Radiological Posting Requirements 2.4 iHP-002-201,. Radiation and Contamination Survey Techniques

'2.5 EP-001-201,. Scheduling of Routine Health Physics Surveys

2.6. UNT-005-021, Radioactive Material and Radioactive Sources Purchase, Receiving, Surveying,: Opening and Disposal

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12.7 'QAP-250, Conditional Releases 3-r-

IIP-001-152 TGehnicc1 Procedure Harking, Handling and Storage Revision 7

. of Radioactive Material 3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 -Radioactive Material - As used in this procedure, material or equipment with radioactivity levels which exceed any of the following limits:

r Total beta-gamma radioactivity greater than 5000 dpm/200 ca 3.1.1 (100 cpm per probe area above background at contact as measured

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3.1.5 Any material, equipment or part, that has the potential of s_

having internal radioactive contamination and because these internal-surfaces are not physically abic to be directly

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proven otherwise.

3.1.6 Any liquid such as paint, water or oil (that hcs been la so RCA) until shown by ramma isotopic analysis to be non-concaminsted.

3.1.7 Potentially contaminated solids such as_ soils, charcoal, resins, etc. until shown to be non-contaminated by gamma isotopic analysis.

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' Harking, Handling and Storage Revision 7 of Radioactive Haterial 3.2 Radioactive Waste - material, which exceeds the limits specified in section 3.1, which is disposable.

l 3.3 Plant Components parts, assemblies or materials used in the construction and essembly of the Waterford 3 Nuclear Power Plant.

- 3.4 -Fixed Contamination - radioactive material which has become embedded or absorbed into the exterior and/or interior surfaces of an item, which cannot be easily removed by wiping.

7 3.5L-Clean System - system which in the opinion of Health Physics contains' no radioactive material, as supported by surveys and/or gamma isotopic analysis.

4.0' RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The' Radiation Protection Superintendent has overall responsibility for control of radiotetive material.

4.2 Personnel qualified in accordance with HP-001-217 Health Physics Qualification, are responsible for:

4.2.1 Surveying, marking and releasing material.

4.2.2 Surveying incoming and outgoing shipments of radioactive material.

14.2.3 Escorting r.edioactive material as required by this ptocedure.

4.2;4' Properly posting radioactive material areas.

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Marking, Handling and Storage Revision 7 of Radioactive Material s-4.3 Individuals working inside a RCA are responsible for:

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4.3.1 Placing radioactive waste and used protective clothing in the designated receptacles.

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4.3,3 Obeying Tosted and verbal instructions concerning radiological cont rols.

4.3.4 Notifying Health Physics of any abnormal radiological conditiou1.

4.3.5 Notifying Health Physics for monitoring of material prior to removal from any RCA.

s-4.4 The Mechanical-Maintenance Department is responsible for operation of the decontamination facility under an approved Rh'P.

NOTE Health Physics must be contacted prior to any-decontam-ination activities.

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QAP-250, Conditional Releases.

6.2 Discretion should be used before removing any material from conta-minated areas. Highly contaminated areas will usually cause materials cominE from the area to be hignly contaminated. Reactor components usually have significant dose rates associated with them.

Contact Health Physics if you are unsure of the radiological condition of any material.

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NONE 8.0 HATERIAL AND TEST EQUIPMEFT-8.1 ' Yellow Plastic Bags 8.2 Red Plastic Bags 8.3 Purple Paint 18.4 Caution-Radioactive Material Stickers and Tags 8.5 Conditional Release Tags 8.6 Radiological Survey Instrumentation 8.7 Caution - Radioactive Material Tape-

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9.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA l

9.1 Individuals may release personal items such as flashlights, radios and paperwork from a RCA with use of a tool monitor or frisker with HP-210 probe.

i 9.2 All material being removed from the RCA has been monitored by a qualified llealth Physics Technician, with the exception. of items discussed in= step 9.1.

. p 9.3 ' Unconditionally' released material does not exceed the applicable limits of Section 3.1.

9.4 conditionally. released material is marked, packaged and tagged in accordance with:section 10.3, 10.4 and 10.5.

[10.0 PROCEDURE 10.1. CONTROL OF. RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL WITHIN THE RCA's 10.1.1 Radioactive mat erial.may be stored anywhere within the IULA as long as proper contamination controls are implemented.

-10.1.2 Radioactive material storage areas will be posted in accord-

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10.1.3 Radioactive material storage areas -should be routinely' surveyed-in accordance-with HP-001-201, Scheduling of Routine Health

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10.1.5 Tools and equipment.

10.1.5.1 Tools.and equipment utilized in contaminated areas should, upon completion of work:

10.1.5.1.1-Be' bagged or wrapped in yellow poly.

10.1.5.1.2 Plac'ed in the designated storage area adjacent'to the hot tool issue room or as specifically designated by HP.

i 10.1.5.1.3 Be decontaminated; then sutveyed by Health Physics, and returned to the designated storage location,

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10.1.6 Radioactive material not in a postel contamination area should be marked a5 follows:

10.1.6.1 Closed containers of used protective clothing and dry radioactive waste must be marked with a CAUTION RADI0 ACTIVE MATEh1 AL sticker (or tag). The maximum contact dose rate on the bag is to be marked on the outside of the bag, or-on the rttached tag. Used protective clothing shon*d be yallow-bagged. Radio-active vaste should be red-batstd.

10.1.6.2 Tools and equipment exiting a ontaminated area should be yellow-bagged and marked with a CAUTION RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL sticker (or tag) including a decription of the material, radiation / contamination e

level, date of survey and initials of the surveyor.

10.1.6.3. Tools-and/or equipmeut with loose. surface contamina-2 tion of less than 1000 dpm/100 cm beta-gamma and 20 2

dpm/100 cm -alpha.but with a total fixed contamination 2

2 of 5000 dpm/100 cm beta gamma or 300 dpm/100 cm alpha'or= greater will be marked with a CAUTION RADIO-ACTIVE MATERIAL tag, sticker, or tape, or narked with purple paint to indicate the status as radio--

active material. Purple paint is the preferred method for marking items wit'h fixed contamination.

10.1.6.l. Laboratory glassware (including glass or other material used in the Radiochemistry area) is exempt.

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10.1.'6.5 Containers of radioactive oils, resins, paints, etc.

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r 10.2 CONTROL OF RADIDACTIVE MATERIAL OUTSIDE RCA's Materials which are greater than the release limits for uncondit-ional release outside a RCA shall be controlled as follows:

10'.2.1 Radioactive material shipping containers prepared for shipment will be handled in accordance with applicable Radwaste procedures.

10.2.2 All material will be released from the RCA in accordance with section 10.3 or 10.4, whichever is applicable.

1 10.2.3 All radioactive material outside the RCA's will be clearly marked as described in 10.1.6.

10.2.4 All radioactive material outside a RCA vill be attended by a deslgnated individual at all times, unless the material is stored-in a approved radioactive material storage area.

10.2.4.1-For material that is to be used outside of a RCA for long periods of time (i.e. >8 hrs.), consideration should.be given to establishing a temporary RCA.

'10.2.5 All materials which have a dose rate ' greater than 100 mr/hr

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i 10.3 RELEASE OF MATERI ALS l~ ROM Tite RCA's 10.3.1 Tools and equipment meeting release limits to be released

'from a RCA to the Protected Area will be logged in the RCA i

Release Log HP-SM-111, Attachment 12.4.

10.3.2 Smoke detectors to be released from a RCA will only need to.

he surveyed for loose beta / gamma and alpha contamination.

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10.3,3.1 Be packaged to prevent the spread of contamination normally in yellow plastic, or herculite.

10.3.3.2 Bt labeled in-accordance with 10.1.6.

10.3.3.3 Be tagged with a Conditional Release' Tag, Attachment 12.2 and logged in the Ccnditional Release Log ifP-AD 24, Attacbent 12.3.

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10.4 REI. EASE OF MATERIALS TROM THE PROTECTED AREA NOTE

-The Protected Area Release Log (Attachment 12.5.) will l

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10.4.1 Radioactive Waste Shipments and Radioactive Ifaterials Shipments will be handled in accordance with applicable Radwaste procedures.

10.4.2 Pecsonal items & small band held equipment will be valked through:the PAP exit portal monitors.

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This includes-acrap materials', vaste. oil, expended resias, trash.dumpsters, furniture. and other such items. Delivery truchs and vehicles l

used in non-radiological areas do not require survey unless they enter a RCA.

10.4.4 - Contaufnated items will not be released from the Protected Area unless part of a Radioactive Waste or Radicactive Material

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10.5.2 Yellow protective clothing will not be used outside the RCA's without permission of the Radiatien Protection Superintendent.

10.5.3 Plastic protective clothing will be discarded after use.

J 10.6 CLEAN SYSTEM EQUIPMENT 1]SE AND RELEASE '.0M RCA's 10.6.1 Equipment (i.e., test equipment such as gauges where internals cannot be accessed for survey) being used for work on clean systems will be tagged and logged using Attachments 12.6 and 12.7.

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10.6.3 Health Physics Personnel will log the date, name/ department

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10.6.5 !!ealth Physics Personnel shall:

.10.6.5.1 Survey the exterior areas of the equipment in accord-ance with IIP-002-201, Radiation and Contamination Survey Techniques.

10.6.5.2 Survey the internal by smearing equipment openings.

10.6.5.3.Upon any indication-ci internal contamination the equipment should have an isotopic analysis performed.

10.6.5.4 Document the release of the equipment from the RCA en Attachment 12.6 and dispose of the Clean System Equipmet'. Tag.

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12.3 Conditional. Release Log'(1 page) 12,4. RCA-Release Log (1.page) 12.5 Protected Area Release Log:(1 page)

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