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| Issue date: | 01/29/1982 |
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Procedure # TITLE REVISION DATE EP-AD-1 Plant Emergency Organization B 01-22-82 EP-AD-2 Emergency Class Determination ,
A 10-21-81 EP-AD-3 Unusual Event A 12-21-81 .
EP-AD Alert A 12-21-81 EP-AD-5 Site Emergency A 12-21-81 EP-AD-6 General Emergency A 12-21-81 EP-AD-7 Notification of Unusual Event B 12-21-81 EP-AD-8 Notification of Alert
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EP-AD-9 Notification of Site Emergency B 12-21-81 EP-AD-10 Notification of General Emergency B 12-21-81 f
l: EP-AD-11 Emergency Radiation Controls A 12-21-81~
k'; EP-AD-12 Personnel Assembly and Accountability A 12-21'-81 EP-AD-13A ' Limited Area Evacuation 12-21-81 EP-AD-13B Emergency Assembly / Evacuation 12-21-81 EP-AD-13C Site Evacuation 12-21-81 EP-AD-14 Search and Rescue
, 12-21-81 EP-AD-15 Recovery Planning '10-21-81 EP-AD-16 Personnel Injury or Vehicle Accidents 12-21-81 EP-AD-17 Communications 12-21-81 EP-AD-18 Adninistration' of Iodine Blocking Agents 12-21-81
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EP-ENY-1 Environmental Team Organization A 12-21-81
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Procedure # TITLE REVISION DATE EP-ENV-3A Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directions -
B 01-22-82 EP-ENY-3B Environmental Monitoring Team Actions A 12-21-81 EP-ENY-3C Primary Determination of X/Q 12-21-81 EP-ENY-3D Alternate Determination of X/Q ,
12-21-81 EP-ENY-3E Manual Environmental Dose Projection A 01-22-82 Calculations EP-ENV-3F Protective Action Recommendations -
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EP-ENY-4A Sample Acquisition, Portable Instrumentation Use A, 12-21-81 EP-ENY-4B Sample Acquisition, Air Monitoring Devices A 12-21-81 Sample Acquisition, Environmental h~'EP-ENV-4C u
Sampling Techniques A 12-21-81 EP-ENY-SA LCS-1 Operation A 12-21-81 EP-ENV-5B MS-3 Operation A 12-21-81 -
EP-ENY-5C SAM II Operation , B 01-22-82 EP-ENY-5D PAC-4G Operation A 12-21-81 EP-ENV-5E Reuter-Stokes Operation 8-19-81 EP-ENY-6 Data Analysis, Dose Projections and Protective .
Action Recommendations DELETED EP-ENV-6A Relocation of Site Access Facility (Habitability) 12-21-81 EP-ENV-6B SAF Environmental Sample Analysis Relocation 12-21-81 EP-ENV-7 Site Access Facility Communications ,
12-21-81 EP-ENY-8 Total Population Dose Estimate 12-21-81 t m l .
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Procedure # TITLE REVISION DATE EP-EOF-1 Corporate Staff Emergency Response Organization ~~~ B 01-22-82 EP-EOF-2 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation B 01-22-82 EP-EOF-3 Corporate Response to an Unusual Event B 01-22-82 EP-E0F-4 Corporate Response to an Alert B 01-22-82 EP-E0F-S Corporate Response to a Site Emergency ,. B 0,1-22-82 EP-EOF-6 Corporate Response to a General Emergency B 01-22-82 EP-E0F-7 Communications and Documentation B 01-2,2-82 EP-E0F-8 Relocation of E0F A 01-22-82 EP-E0F-9 Interface with Support Organizations 'I 01-22-82
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Procedure # TITLE REVISION DATE EP-RET-2A RP0/RAF Activation A 12-21-81 EP-RET-2B Gaseous Effluent Sample and Analysis ,
A 12-21-81 EP-RET-2C Containment Air Sampling and Analysis A 12-21-81 EP-RET-2D Emergency Radiation Entry, Controls and A 12-21-81 Implementation EP-RET-2E Handling of Injured Personnel 12-21-81 EP-RET-2F Personnel Decontamination 10-21-81 EP-RET-3 Emergency' Chemistry Team B 12-2.1-81 EP-RET-3A Liquid Effluent Sample and Analysis A 12-21-81 EP-RET-38 Post-Accident ReactoreCoolant Interim A 12-21-81 Sampling Procedure
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EP-RET-4B Radiological Controls at Site Access Facility (SAF) 10-21-81 EP-RET-4C Site Radiological Monitoring 12-21-81 EP-RET-5 Plume Projections A 12-21-81 EP-RET-5A Plume Projections (Backup Method) A 12-21-81 EP-RET-6 Dose Projection A 12-21-81 EP-RET-7 RAF/RP0 Communications 12-21-81 EP-RET-8 Contamination Control at the Two Rivers 12-21-81 Community Hospital eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee i
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'EP-SEC-1 Security Organization 12-21-81 EP-SEC-2 Security Force Response to Emergencies A 12-21-81 EP-SEC-2(a) Manual Activation of Emergency Sirens 1-29-82 -
EP-SEC-3 Personnel Accountability (Initial and Maintaining) A 12-21-81 EP-SEC-4 Dosimetry Issue at SAF 12-21-81 EP-TSC-1 Technical Support Center (TSC) Organization 12-21-81 EP-TSC-2 TSC Activation .
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'l TITLE: Plant Emergency Organization l MERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMEllTIllG PROCEDURE l DATE: JAN 2 21982 1 of 8 lPAGE I REVIEWED BY M IM APPROVEL BY d I i 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe the plant emergency organization for the Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant (see Figure EP-AD-1.1) and responsibilities during an einergency. 2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure will apply to any. declared eme[gency as defined in EP-AD-2, Emergency C1assification.
3.0 REFERENCES
Q fY 3.1 Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Plan.
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4.1 Shif t Supervisor is responsible for: 4.1.1 Evaluating plant conditions and determining if an emergency condition exists as defined in EP-AD-2, Emergency Class Determinatfor.. 4.1.2 Directing and coordinating the initial response to the emergency to control and limit its effects. 4.1.3 Initiating required notifications per EP-AD-7, 8, 9 or 10 as to the nature and classification of the emergency. , 4.1.4 Performing any other immediate functions of the Emergency l Director (ED) until relieved by a designated Emergency Director. 4.1.5 Providing infonnation and. making recommendations to the Event ! Operations Director (E0D) or Emergency Director and obtaining l their concurrence before making any planned changes in plant operations. ,
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}4ERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMEllTING PROCEDURE l DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 2 of 8 I i 4.2 Shift Technical Adviser is responsible for:
4.2.1 Assisting the Shift Supervisor in assessing abnomal plant conditions and determining when an emergency exists as defined q in EP-AD-2, Emergency Class Determination. 4.2.2 Providing technical and analytical support in the Control Room to diagnose abnormal events and to ensure adequate core cooling. 4.2.3 Notifying members of'the emergency response organization of t'he emergency. 4.2.4 Notifying of fsite emergency response organizations of the emergency per EP-AD-7, 8, 9 or 10. l 4.2.5 Providing essential technical infomation to offsite. response I agencies on a limited basis until relieved of this function by jN the Technical Support Center Director. , d 4.2.6 Providing continued assistance to the Shift Superv.isor in the , assessment of plant conditions. , 4.3 Emergency Director (ED) is responsible for: . 4.3.1 Overall direction and supervision of the plant emergency response organization. 4.3.2 Verifying that the emergency classification is properly determined and evaluating plant conditions in order to reclassify the emergency if/when' appropriate. y NOTE: This responsibility may not be delegated. 4.3.3 The implementation of necessary protectiva actions to safeguard plant personnel . 4.3.4 Continuous accident assessment and corrective ' actions throughout the duration of the emergency. , l 4.3.5 Protective action recommendations to appropriate State and Local l authorities until the arrival of Emergency Response Manager (see 1 EP-ENV-3F and Table ENV-3F.1) . (}
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WISC0HSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!! l NO. EP-AD-1 i l TITLE: Plant Emergency Organization Kewaunce Huclear Power Plant. l S l l JERGEHCY PLAN JMPLEMEllTING PROCEDURE l DATE: JAN 2 21982 I PAGE 3 of 8 4 ' I -l 4.3.6 Reviewing and approving all exposures in excess of 10 CFR Part 20 limits. NOTE: This responsibility may not be delegated. 4.3.7 Maintaining communications contact with the Emergency Response Manager concerning plant conditions.and changes in the emergency situation. 4.4 Event Operations Director (E00) is responsible for: 4.4.1 Assisting the Shift Supervisor with Control Room functions. 4.4.2 Mairitaining communications with the Emergancy Director and the Technical Support Center relative to plant status. 4.4.3 Evaluating the technical needs of the Control Room and requesting support from the Tech Support Center.
' 4.4.4 Maintaining cognizance of plant radwaste operations. ,
4.4.5 Providing the Emergency Director with operational parameters for s' assessment evaluations. , 4.4.6 Providing plant parameters and meteorological data to the Radio-logical Protection Director for use in performing onsite and offsite dose projections. 1 4.4.7 Monitoring fire #' fating operations and keeping Shift Supervisor 1 infonned. 4.5 Technical Support Center Director (TSCO) is responsible for:
- 4. 5.1 Supervising and coordinating the activities of the Technical Support Center Staff, including systems engineering, core physics, and quality control operations.
4.5.2 Inplant technt. cal support and logistics planning. , 4.5.3 The acquisition and documentation of plant data and the control of records. 4.5.4 Maintaining communications from the Techinical Support Center to the Control Room and other Emergency Response Facilities (ERF).
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- IMPLEMEllTIllG PROCEDURE 4 of 8 l DATE: JAff 2 21982 lPAGE 4.6 Support Activities Director (SAD) is responsible for:
4.6.1 Directing and coordinating the emergency activities of maintenance and support personnel. 4.6.2 Procurement of emergency electrical and mechanical equipment needed for maintenance operations. 4.6.3 Implementing requests by the Emergency Director for changes or modifications to systems or compoaents required to stabilize plant conditions. - 4.6.4 Evaluating manpower, equipment, and material necessary to support the emergency organization. , 4.6.5 Reviewing all work requests and assigning proper priority levels to each. Planning and scheduling all work in a manner necessary to attain and maintain plant safety system reliability.
') 4.7 Security Director is repsonsible for:, .
4.7.1 Directing plant security personnel in the perfomance of security activities during emergency situations. 4.7.2 Access control operations to ensure that security is maintained at emergency response facilities. 4.7.3 Providing personnel accountability of all onsite emergency response personnel. 4.7.4 Issuance of personnel dosimetry to emergency response personnel.
.4.8 Radiological Protection Director (RPD) is responsible for:
4.8.1 Supervising and coordinating the activities of the Inplant Radiation Emergency Team (s), Emergency Chemistry Team (s), and Site Radiation Emergency Team (s). , 4.c.2 Inplant radiation surveys in. support of fire fighting, maintenance, repair or other emergency support activities. . l 4.8.3 Radiological assessments and radiation dose predictions.
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" l M 2 21982 1 4.8.4 Initiating Protective Action recommendations to the Emergency Director.
4.8.5 Inplant sampling and analysis necessary for the determination of plant radiological conditions. - 4.8.6 Decontam19ation activities. 4.8.7 Processing and controlling radioactive waste. 4.8.8 First aid and rescue operations. 4.9 Fire Action Groups 4.9.1 The ' Fire Brigade members on shif t are responsible for:
- a. Responding to fire alarms by reporting to their fire assembly areas.
- b. Fighting fires within the Protected Area.
- c. Reporting to the Control Room the status of the fire and C. , ),
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4.9.2 The Fire Team members ar.e responsible for: ,
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- a. Responding to fire emergencies during work hours by reporting to their fire assembly area. .
- b. Reporting to the plant if offsite when receivin; , pager signal / message or notification of a fire at the plant.
- c. Fig}iting fires at the plant.
- d. Reporting to the Control Room the status of the fire and the fire fighting progress.
5.0 REQUIREt4ENTS 5.1 If for some reason,' in any emergency situation, any of the principal functional directors are unavailable, their duties will be assumed by _ an alternate, in the order of priority listed.in Table AD-1.1. 5.2 If the Shift Supervisor is incapacitated, Control Operator A will take charge of Control Room operations and the Shift Technical Adviser will assume the duties of the Emergency Director until relieved. l l
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l TITLE: Plant Emergency Organization Kewaunce !!uclear Power Plant l 4ERGEllCY PLA!! IMPLEMEllTIllG PROCEDURE PAGE 6 of 8 l DATE: .JAN 2 21982 l
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5.3 The Shift Technical Advisor will be onsite at all . times during plant. operations above cold shutdown. 5.4 The Event Operations Director must be a licensed Senior Reactor Operator or a llPS engineer trained in nuclear operations. 5.5 The Radiological Protection Director will ensure personnel radiation dose monitoring by providing appropriate dosimetry and maintaining personnel exposure records. 5.6 The Radiological Protection . Director will perform onsite and offsite
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- .JAN 2 21992 Page 7 of 8 FIGURE AD-1.1 PLANT EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION IDENT OPERAT10tl5 I Control Room l l DIRECTOR l Operating Crew 1 EMERGEtlCY RESP 0tlSE I EOF l l MANAGER Il EOF Staff I l TEnvironnentall l
Monitoring I l Teams ( , I I l l l TECH SUP'PdRTl l l CENTER l 1 Tech Support Center l i I DIltECTOR I~~l_ Tech Support Staff i EMERGEllCY l l l DIRECTOR I l l l .
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l I , l SUPPORT ACTIVITIES l 1 DIRECTOR Il Support Facilit. I I l l Operational i Support Staff I I I l Rad Protection Office Rad Analysis Facility
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Emergency Chemistry Team l Site RET I 1 I I I I l SECURITY I Site Access Facility
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. Page 8 of 8 PLANT E G !! GANIZATION CORRELATION BETWEEN NORMAL AND EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION TITLES EMERGEllCY ORGANIZATION NORMAL ORGANIZATION TITLE PRINCIPAL ALTERNATE Emergency Director Plant Manager 1. Maintenance Superintendent
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Event Operations Operations Superintendent 1. Assist. Supt.- Director Operations
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Technical Support Technical Supervisor 1. Reactor Supervisor Center Director 2. Nuclear Licensing & Systems Supervisor
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- 4. Nuclear Systems Supervisor Radiologicci Prot. Plant Services Supt. 1. !!ealth Physics Director . Supervisor
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'3. Lead Rad. Tech.
- 4. Plant Nuclear Engineer Support Activities Maintenance Superintendent 1. Assist. Supt.-
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- 3. Instrument & Control Supervisor
- 4. Maintenance Supervisor
, Security Director Plant Security / 1. Security Coordinator l Administrative Supervisor 2. Security Force Facility
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I l NO. EP-EllV-3A REV. B WiSC0tlSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATI0tl l Kewaunce fluclear Power Plant i TITLE: Environmental Protection Director i Actions and Directives i EMERGE!!CY PLAT 1 IMPLEMEllTItiG PROCEDURE I l l DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 1 of 16 I --- I -.- EEVIEWED BY M / )? d' l APPROVED BY [/M/aw,f,.M i t i 1.0 APPLICABILITY Upon the classification of an incident as a Site or General Emergency. or during an Alert if conditions warrant, the Environmental Protection Director (EPD) will execute this procedure. 2.0 PRECAUTIO!!S 2.1 Projected dose rates, concentrations and meteorological conditions must be known prior to dispatching the Environmental Monitoring Teams (EM Teams). Projected dose rates can be 'obtained via KARL Program and - EP-RET-6. 2.2 Ensure proper protective actions are tak'en for the Environmental y Monitoring Team members prior to dispatch. 2.3 Utilize the Field Map with Plexiglass Cover in recording field results.
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3.1 EP-AD-11, Emergency Radiation Controls 3.2 EP-RET-2, Emergency Radiation Entry Controls and Implementation 4.0 DIRECTI0tlS Environmental Protection Director 1 4.1 If notified by pager, confirm contact with a telephone call to the i SAF at . I , l 4.2 If informed of EOF activation by the ERM: 1 1 a. Notify members of the Environmental Monitoring Team per Form E0F-3A.1. l .. I NOTE: If unable to contact a sufficient number of personnel from the I group by using home or office telephone numbers, activate the l pager system per attached Table E!1V-3A.2 or call System i Operating at and provide your name I and title and the names and' titles of the individuals you wish to page. Also provide a brief.(20 seconds) message to be (, ~ . broadcast over the pagers. System Operating personnel will I attempt to contact these indiyiduals via the paging system.
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4.3 Determine the plume track via EP-ENV-3C, Primary Determination of X/Q, or 30, Backup Determination of X/Q, as applicable. 4.4 Determine the ~ projected environmental dose via EP-ENV-3E, Manual Environmental Dose Projection Calculations, or via EP-RET-6, Dose Projections (Computer), if applicable. 4.5 Determine Protective Actions needed via EP-ENY-3F, Protective Action Recommendation Determinations. NOTE: See Decision Flow Chart, Figure 3A.1.
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4.6 Maintain a log of all signf ficant events reported and directed. . 5.0 PERSONNEL DISPATCH , 5.1 Evaluate the radiological consequences in consultation with the Radiological Protection Director (RPD) from the above data and advise
' Environmental Monitoring Teams accordingly of the appropriate protective actions.
5.2 Dispatch Environmental Monitoring Teams, via the Environmental Monitoring Team Coordinator, to the projected plume pa,th as follows: l NOTE: As Fom EilV-3A.2 is initiated for Tracking EM Team Sampling, I record Dose Projections (ENV-3E) for the sample points on the l form. 5.2.1 One team to sample at a predetermined sample pcint, TABLE ENY-3A, near the projected centerline. 5.2.2 Another team to sample at a predetermined sample point, TABLE ENY-3A, near the projected edges. NOTE: If lake breeze ef fect exists as determined in EP-ENV-3C or 30, refer to step 6.0 for guidance in directing environmental monitoring teams. l 5.2.3 Record the locations on Fom ENV-3A.2, using Base Map sector i designate and predetermined sample location n2ber. EXAMPLE: Log: Sector "A" at " point 122" 5.3 Record the following data for each environmental sample location on I ' Form ENY-3A, when received from EMT Coordinator. j l
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1 I WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!! l NO. EP-ENV-3A I Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant .I TITLE: Environmental Protection Director l Actions and Directives I i EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l DATE: JAN 2 21982 i PAGE 3 of 16 , I I 5.3.1 Date and Time results received. 5.3.2 Direct radiation readings. 5.3.3 Particulate activity. 5.3.4 1-131 concentration. . 5.3.5 Noble gas concentration. 5.4 Mark the results on the plexiglass cove' red field maps. , 5.5 Transmit to tIhe Technical Support Center Communicator the most current data recorded on field maps. 5.6 Redirect the Environmental Monitoring Teams to take subsequent samples as necessary. 5.7 Transmit the measured data, and any plume track changes, to the
.7 ) Radiological Protection Director promptly.
NOTE: Meteorological conditions should be checked periodically. 5.8 Direct the Environmental Monitoring Team Coordinator to take appropriate action for the collection and storage of all environmental samples at the Site Access Facility. 5.9 Continue to update plume path sample results on the Field Map as results are reported. 5.10 Review and ' update X/Q determinations (EP-ENV-3C or 30) as meteorological conditions warrant. 5.11 Transmit results and recommendations to the Emergency Response Manager. l 6.0 EFFECT OF LAKE BREEZE ON PROJECTED EXPOSURES 6.1 Actual dose rates st of the Lake Breeze " front" (where the lake breeze meets the prevailing wind) will be lower than projected using - X/Q or Xu/Q overlays. 6.2 Exposure frar, the plume may occur in areas not encompassed by the X/Q
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WISC0tlSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATI0tl l NO. EP-EllV-3A . I Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant l TITLE: Environmental Protection Director l Actions and Directives EMERGEllCY PLAtl IMPLEMEtlTItlG PROCEDURE l l l DATE: JAN 22 1se, i PAGE 4 of 16 1 I 6.3 Monitoring Considerations A method for determining the location of the Lake Breeze front is under development. Until this method is available. the following guidelines should be followed in order to determine the radiological effects of the lake breeze on the plume track. 6.3.1 The Team dispatched to sample at the projected plume edge should first sample the edge downwind of the centerline in relation to the prevailing wind. This Team should then sample at the. population centers within the 10 mile EPZ downwind of the pr'ojected plume in the direction of the prevailing wind. 6.3.2 The Team dispatched to sample the centerline should first sample the centerline as directed by the EPD, then sample the plume edge upwind of the centerline in relation to the prevailing wind. NOTE: See Figure EllV-3A.2. e e 4 J4%Y e 4
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- 1. Lake Shore Rd (M) 1/4 mile north of Zander Rd
- 2. Lake Shore Rd (M) 1/4 mile south of Two Creeks Rd
- 3. Hwy 42 and Two Creeks Rd Intersection
- 4. Two Creeks Rd 3/4 mile west of Hwy 42
- 5. Hwy 42 and County BB Intersection ,
- 6. Hwy 421/2 mile south of BB
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- 8. County BB 1/4 mile east of Saxonburg RG
- 9. County BB 1/2 mile east of State Hwy 163 710. County B 1/4 mile north of Zander Rd y) i 11. Saxonburg Rd 1/2 mile north of Zander Rd '
- 12. Two Creeks Rd 1/2 mile west of Saxonburg Rd
- 13. Two Creeks Rd 1/4 mile east of State Hwy 163
- 14. Two Creeks Rd 1/2 mile east of Saxonburg Rd
- 15. Tannery Rd 3/4 mile north of Tappawingo Rd
- 16. Access Rd off of Tappawingo Rd 1/4 mile eas of Tannery Rd
- 17. Tappawingo Rd 3/4 mile west of Tannery Rd
- 18. Tappawingo Rd 1/4 mile west of Saxonburg Rd
- 19. Tappawingo Rd 1/4 mile west of State Hwy 163 ,
- 20. Tappawingo rd and Jambo Creek Rd Intersection
- 21. Jambo Creek Rd 1/4 mile north of Holmes Rd ,
- 22. County Hwy BB 1/2 mile west of State Hwy 163 2,3. Lakeshore Rd (m) 1/4 mile north of Nuclear Rd (M)
- 24. Nuclear Rd (M) 1/2 mile eas of State Hwy 42
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- 25. Lake Short Rd (H) and Nuclear Rd (M) Intersection
- 26. Irish Rd 1/4 mile east of Meyer Rd
- 27. State Hwy 177 1 1/2 miles east of Ravine Dr.
- 28. Elmwood Rd and Ravine Rd Intersection
- 29. Tannery Rd 1/4 mile north of Elmwood Rd
- 30. County Hwy V and State Hwy 42 Intersection ,
- 31. State Hwy 421/2 mile north of Irish Rd
- 32. Benzinger Rd 1/4 mile west of State thr/ 42 ,
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- 34. Corners Rd and Division Dr. Intersection
( 335. State Hwy 421/4 mile north of Rawley Rd
- 36. Rawley Rd 2.5 miles east of State Hwy 42 .
- 37. Nuclear (M) 3/4 miles east of Tannery Rd
- 38. Saxonburt Rd and Huclear Rd (M) Intersection
' 39. Tappawingo Rd 0.1 mile east of State Hwy 42
- 40. State Hwy.163 and State Hwy 147 Intersection
- 41. Prince Rd 1/4 mile north of Rockledge Rd
- 42. Jambo Creek Rd 1/4 mile north of Rockledge Rd ,
- 43. County Hwy Q and' Intersection with Factory Rd
- 44. County Hwy Q 1/4 mile north of Zander Rd
- 45. County Hwy BB 0.4 mile east of Harpt Lake
- 46. Nuclear Rd (K) 0.4 mile cast of State Hwy 42 ,
- 47. Nuclear Rd (K) 1/2 mile west of Hwy 42 T -
' 48. County Hwy BB and state Hwy 42 Intersection.
- 49. (Later)
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- 50. State Hwy 421/4 mile south of Nuc1 car Rd (K)
- 51. State Hwy 42 and Huclear Rd (K) Intersection .
- 52. State Hwy 42 and Huclear Rd (V) Intersection
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- 54. State Hwy 42 0.4 mile north of huclear Rd (K)
- 55. State Hwy 421/4 mile south of Sandy Bay Rd , ,
- 56. State Hwy 42 and Intersection of Sandy Bay Rd
- 57. Sandy Bay Rd and Iritersection of Cemetary Rd ,,
- 58. Cemetary Rd and Intersection of Sandy Bay Rd
- 59. Lake shore Rd (K) and Interection of Cemetary Rd Lake Shore Rd (K) 1/2 mile east of State Hwy 42 C'N60. 61. Lake Shore Rd (K) and State Hwy 42 Intersection ..
- 62. Lake Shore Rd (K) 1/2 mile west of State Hwy 42
- 63. Sandy Bay Rd 1/2 mile west of State Hwy.42
- 64. Sandy Bay Rd and Intersection of Woodside Rd . ,
- 65. Woodside Rd 1/2 mile north of Nuclear Rd (K)
- 66. Woodside Rd and Intersection of Nuc1 car Rd (K)
- 67. Woodside Rd 'l/4 mile south of Nuclear Rd (K)
- 68. Woodside Rd 3/4 mile north of County 6 Hwy BB t
- 69. Town Hall Rd 1/4 mile north of County Hwy BB
- 70. Town Hall Rd and Intersection of Nuclear Rd (K) ,
l 71. Town Hall Rd 3/4 mile south of Sandy Bay Rd ,
- 72. Town Hall Rd 1/2 mile south of County Hwy G
,f 73. County they G 1/2 mile east of town Hall Rd-l G
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- 74. Woodside Rd and County Road G Intersection
- 75. Old Settlers Rd and Cemetary Rd Intersection
- 76. Old Settlers Rd and Hwy 42 Intersections
- 77. Old Settlers Rd 1/4 mile east of Woodside Rd
- 81. County Hwy B 1/2 mile west of Norman Rd -
- 82. Saint Peters Rd 1/4 mile north of Old Settlers Rd
- 83. Wachos Rd and intersection of Old settlers Rd -
- 84. North Intersection of Range Line Rd and County Hwy G
- 85. County Hwy B and Intersection of County Hwy G .
- 86. Norman Rd 1/4 mile north of Sandy Bay Rd -
2 l87. Sandy Bay Rd and Intersection of Saint Peters Rd
- 88. County Hsy B 1/2 mile south of Sandy Bay Rd
- 89. Nuclear Rd (K) 1/2 mile east of Range Line Rd -
- 90. Nuclear Rd (K) and Norman Rd Intersection -
- 91. Norman Rd 1/4 mile north of County Hwy BB
- 92. County Hwy B 1/4 mile north of County hwy BB
- 93. Range Line Rd 1/4 mile north of County hwy BB
- 94. Collegiate Rd 1/2 mile west of Range Line Rd
- 95. State liwy 1631/4 mile west of Sleepy Hollow Rd
- 96. Bolt Rd and County Hwy Q intersection ,
- 97. Bolt Rd 1/4 mile west of Collegiate Rd
- 98. Knutson Rd and State Hwy 96 Intersection
' 99. Manitowoc Rd and Langes Corners Rd Intersection
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(5 of 6) 100. State Hwy 1631/4 mile south of Old Settlers Rd 101. County Hwy J 1/4 mile west of State Hwy 163 102. Sleepy Hollow Rd and Kassner Rd Intersection 103. Church Rd 1/2 mile north of County Hwy J 104. Saint Peters Rd and Town Line Rd Intersections 105. County hwy B 1/4 mile South of County Hwy J 106. County Hwy J 1/4 mile west of Town Hall Rd 107. Town Hall Rd dnd Town 'Line Rd Intersections ' 108. Town Line Rd 1/2 mile west of Woodside Rd 109. Town Line Rd and State Hwy 42 Intersection Town Line rd 0.3 mile west of Mile Rd C.c.110.,
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112. County hwy J 1/2 mile west of State Hwy 42 113. County hwy J 1/2 ; Mile east of Town Hall Rd 114. Krok Rd 1/4 mile west of Sleepy Hollow Rd 115. Krok Rd 1/4 mile west of Church Rd 116. Kork Rd 1/4 mile wedst of Saint Peters Rd 117. Angle Rd and Krok Rd Intersections 118. State Hwy 421/4 mile south of Hospital Rd 119. State Hwy 42 3/4 mile south of County hwy F 120. Countyhwy C 1/2 mle west of Kewaunee Citf l 121. Countyhwy C 1/2 mile north of County Hwy F l 122. Birchwood Rd and ounty Hwy F Intersection
- 123. Lilac Lane 1/4 mile north of County F
EP-ENV-3A JAN 2 21982 Page 14 of 16 e#3% TABLE ENV-3A.1 (cont'd) (6 of 6) f.h ' 124. State Hwy 29 and County hwy B Intersection 125. Church Rd 1/4 mile north of State Hwy 29 4 126. Town Hall rd 1/2 mile south of State Hwy 29 127. Angle Rd 1/4 mile south of State Hwy 29 128. Hospital Rd 1/2 mile north of State Hwy 42 129. East end of Krok Rd 130. Old Settlers Rd 1/2 mi.le east of Twon Hall rd 131. 1204 Milwaukee St. . 132. (Later) 133. Lake Shore Rd 1/2 mile north of Kewaunee City ( 134 . (LATER) 135. County Hwy F 1 1/4 miles wes of State Hwy 42 136. Maple Lane 1/2 mile west of County Hwy C 137. Church Rd and Town Line Rd Intersection (northeast of E111sville), . 138. Sleepy Hollow Rd 1/4 mile north of Hwy 29 139. Reckelberg Rd 1/4 mile south of Krok Rd' . 140. Schweiner Rd 1/2 mile south of County hwy J t 141. Schultz Rd and State Hwy 96 142. Lyons Rd 1/4 mile southof Zander Rd 143. County hwy Q 1/4 mile north of State Hwy 147 144. Fisherville Rd and Cherney Rd Intersection K = Kewaunee County .
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. PAGIllG SYSTEM OPERATION A.1 Tone and Voice Radio Pagers are assigned to personnel as shown with call numbers on the Emergency Call List.
A.2 'Whenever it is necessary to contact a person on the Emergency Call List and he is not on site, the home telephone number should be called first. If he cannot be reached at home, contact should then be attempted by using the person's individual call number. A group of individuals may be contacted by using the group call number. Tone and voice contact by pagers is effective within a 15 mile radius of the transmitting. station. Only - tone contacts can be made outside the 15 mile radius. A.3 How to Place a Page 3.1 Determine the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to- ' contact from the pager assignment list. PLANT EXTENSION PHONES S
- 3.2 Dial the terminal access code on any plant extension.
Kewaunee site transmitter - , Green Bay transmitter - .
- a. When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.3.
- b. If you hear a " busy" signal, hang up' and try again.
3.3 Dial the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to
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contact from the pager assignment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmi tter. 3.4 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted. 3.5 When the beeping tone stops, spe'ak your message to the called party. You have about 20 seconds to talk. Your allotted time has expired when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone. S
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GREEN BAY EXTENSION PH0HES 3.6 Dial: .
- a. For Kewaunee sit'e transmitter -
- b. For Green Bay transmitter -
3.7 When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.8.
- a. If you hear 'a " busy" signal, hang up and try again.
3.8 Dial the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to conta'ct from the pager assignment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmitter. 3.9 Listen for the ackncwledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted. (s- 3.10 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. You have about 20 seconds to talk. Your allotted time has expired when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone. 9 e 9 4 v .'g[ W
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. i Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Manual Environmental Dose l Projection Calculations EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l l DATE: JM 2 21982 1 of 7 OJ lPAGE i
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I 1.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure will be utilized by the Environmental Protection Director during any incident that involves a significant release of radioactive materials to the environment, for the purpose of projecting a radiological dose impact. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 Ensure all data on the forms of this procedure is accurately recorded. 2.2 Check all calculations for accuracy.
3.0 REFERENCES
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3.2 U.S. EPA, Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents, EPA-520/1-75-001, September 1975. Appendix D Technical Bases for Methods the Estimate the Projected Thyroid Dose and Projected Whole Body Gamma Dose from Exposure to Airborne Radioiodines and Radioactive Noble Gases. 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Whole Body Dose Projection Estimate If the source term is identified by sample results which quantifies specific nuclide content, then a conservative whole body dose estimate may be calculated using form ENY-3E.1, Estimated Whole Body Dose Calculation Worksheet. 4.1.1 Acquire the data needed for Section I of For.n ENV-3E.1 from the Radiation Protection Director _(RPD) or Tech Support Center Director (TSCD). s NOTE: Data Needed: Release rate of Noble gas in (Ci/sec), i actual or estimated rel, ease duration, and X/Q from
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3 D(REM) = X/Q(Sec/m ) x Q(Ci/Sec) x T(hrsl xC1 DF(REM'
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D = projected whole body dose estimate (REM) X/Q = Atmospheric dispersion coefficient determined on 3 Form ENV-3C.2 or ENC-3D.2 (Sec/m ) Q = Nuclide equivalent release rate (Ci/Sec) from EP-RET-5 KARL input sheet DF = Whole body dose conversion factor (REM - d) - (Ci - hrs) NOTE: The whole body dose conversion factor is calculated from NRC Regulatory Guide 1.109, Rev 1, dated October 1977.
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Complete Sections I & II of Form ENV-3E.2 and the following equation: . - D(REM) = FC x DF x T , where: D = Is Dose in REM DF = Whole body dose conversion factor (REM - M3 ) (Ci - hrs) T = Release duration in hours FC = Field Concentration of speci'fic nuclide in uC/cc as per Gamma Scan result NOTE: A separate Calculation Form is required for each point of interest. 4.2 Thyroid Dose Projection Estimate . If an Iodine Source Term is identiffed, calculate the projected or estimated dose for each point of interest by using a separate Form ENV-3E.2 and one of the following methods.
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B. X/Q at the point of interest from Form ENV-3C.2 or 30.2 (Sec/m3) , C. Release Duration (Data available from RPD or TSCD) (hrs) D. Calculated Iodine-131 Concentration at the point of interest. Release Rate (Ci/Sec) x X/Q(Sec/m3) = uC/cc of I-131 . X = uC/cc of I-131 E. Determine Estimated Total Thyroid Dose from Figure ENV-3E. Use the - Calculated Iodine-131 Concentration on the X-axis and go vertically up the graph to intersect the appropriate Release Duration line, then read off the Y-axis the Estimated Total Thyroid Dose.
.. Calculated I-131 Concentration vs. Release Duration => Total Thyroid Dose .
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.I Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant 1 TITLE: Sam II-Operation l
_' EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE I l 1 PAGE 1 of 8 {: l DATE: JAN 2 21982
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REVIEWED BY . M )L_u/o) l APPROVED BY [ 6./ /a - p 4., r,pf l 0 I 1.0 APPLICABILITY - Upon activiation of the Site Access Facility (SAF), the SAM II counting system shall be used for counting silver zeolite cartridges for I-131. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 The accumulated gross background counts (Bkgd) should not exceed 300 cpm l on the display window. 2.2 If the background counts exceed 200 in one minute, move the system to an area of icwer background, or shield the detector more ef fectively. 2.3 During calibration, remove the BA-133 check source (#0355 RS) from its case and place it on the detector; check it with the source markings facing up. 2.4 The Gross Decay Rate of the check source is updated quarterly and a label l on the source states the current DPM calculation. 2.5 Return the BA-133 check source (#0355 RS) to its case immediately af ter completing the calibration count. 2.6 The SAM II should not be operated outside the temperature band from 0*C to 60*C. 2.7 Record any deviations from this procedure in the applicable remarks section of Form ENV-5C. 3.0 R_EFERENCES 3.1 RC-HP-42U 3.2 FEMA REP-2,' September 1980, Guidance On Emergency Radiation Measurement Systems 3.3 Eberline Technical Manual for Stabilized Assay Meter, Model SAM II 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS
' 4.1 Set the power switch on the rear of the analyzer to the OFF position.
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NOTE: For 12 volt battery operation, connect one end of the gray cable in the battery pack to the rear of the analyzer and the other end into either the battery pack or a vehicle's cigarette lighter. 4.5 Put stabilizer switch located on the rear of the analyzer to the ON , position. ' 4.6 Set tne power switch located on the rear of the analyzer to Ojl,. 4.7 Adjust the H.V. Adjust knob on the front of the analyzer to 8.45 for the' RD-22 detector. 4.8 Set the display switch on the front panel to ON.
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5.2 Set Channel I controls to the following positions:
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- a. Window at 0.7 volts
- b. Threshold to 4.1
- c. Set +/0FF/- switch to 0FF ,
- d. Put IN/0VT switch to OUT position .
NOTE: The control settings for Channels 1 and 2 will show the gross counts for Channel 1 in the display window.
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5.4 Count background for 10 minutes. Set the timing controls to the following
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I I I l l T RAT I I I I l l l l l l TATAT I lxxxl 1 I lxxxl i I I i 1 I I I I I I lxxxl i I I I I I I I I I lxxxl l I I I I 1 2 5 x.1 x1 x10 5.5 Set the TIMED /STOP/ MANUAL switch to TIMED position. 5.6 Start count by pressing the RESET-START bc.:.on. Record time background determined and length of time background counted on Form ENV-SC. 5.7 When the background count is completed, record the total background counts on Form ENV-5C. 5.8 Determine background count rate by dividing total background counts by time (minutes) background was counted. Record the background CPM on Form ENV-5C. h6.0 INSTRUMENT CALIBRATIO!1 , 6.1 Set TIMED /STOP/ MANUAL switch to the STOP position. 6.2 Set Channel 1 controls to the following positions:
- a. Window to 0.7 volt
- b. Threshold to 3.3
- c. +/0FF/- switch to +
- d. IN/0UT switch to IN 6.3 Set Channel 2 controls at the following positions:
- a. Window to 0.7 volt ,
- b. Threshold to 3.3 l c. +/0FF/- switch to off
- d. IN/00T switch to 3 l '. NOTE: These control settings for Channels 1 and 2 will show the gross counts for Channel 1 in the display window.
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- EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l DATE: JAll 2 2 isoa l PAGE 4 of 8 l l 6.4 Place the BA-133 source (0355-RS) under the detector.
Set the timing factors to the 6.5 Count the BA-133 check source for 5 minutes. 5 and x1 positions as shown here: , l I l I IXXXI I II I IXXXI I Il . l I I I I ll I I lxXXI I II I IXXXI l I I I l l l l 2 5 x.1 x1 x10 1 6.6 Set the TIMED /STOP/MAllUAL switch to the TIMED position. 6.7 Press the RESET-START button to start the count. 6.8 Record in the appropriate space on Form ENV-5C the following information:
- a. Time source counted.
Counting time of source in minutes. j b.
- c. Total source counts. .
- d. Gross CPM ( c + b from above).
- e. Net CPM (Gross CPM - Background CPM).
6.9 Calculate the efficiency factor by using the following equation:
) (known check source DPM)(1.19) = Efficiency (Net check source CPM) Factor Record this efficiency factor on Fona ENV-5C.
I NOTE: The constant 1.19 in the efficiency factor takes into account the~ following data: n The correction factor to compensate for the difference in the percent abundance of 133B a and 131 1 using the following information: I I I . I l l 133BA 1 356 kev l 69% Abundant l 1 I I l l I I l [ l i ' 365 kev I 82% Abundant I (
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7.0 COUNTING PROCEDURE , 7.1 Set TIMED /STOP/ MANUAL Switch to the STOP position. 7.2 Set Channel 1 controls to the following positions:
- a. Window to 0.7 volts
- b. Threshold to 3.3
- c. +/0FF/- to + ,
- d. IN/0UT to E 7.3 Set Channel 2 controls to the following positions:
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- b. Threshold to 4.1 ,
- c. +/0FF/- Switch to -
- d. IN/0VT Switch to E NOTE: These control settings for Channels 1 and 2 will show the net counts for Channel 1 in the display.
7.5 Count the sample for 10 minutes. Set the timing factors to (lland (x10) positions as shown here: I i I i ITmT I I i i i ii i i i lxxxi i i IXxXl I I I I I II I I I Ixxxl i I Ixxxl i I .I i 1 II I I I Ixxxl I ,. I I I i 1 2 5 x.1 x1 x10 1
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EP-ENV-SC WISCONSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION I l TITLE: SAM II Operation Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l (J D r i l 3EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMEllTING PROCEDURE l l PAGE 6 of 8 (W., I DATE: JAtt 2 21982 l l 7.6 Set the TIMED /STOP/ MANUAL switch to the TIMED position. 7.7 ' Record the following information on Form ENV-5C in the appropriate spaces:
- a. Sample Location: By index number of location as listed on Table ENV-3A or as listed on the sample label. If a smear sample also record the smear number.
- b. Date and time sample taken.
- c. Sample volume in cc's. (Determine sample volume by multiplying flow rate times elapsed time as listed on.,the sample label). .
NOTE: 1 liter = 1000 cc's 7.8 Start count by pressing the reset button. Record time sample counted and elapsed count time. , NOTE: All times recorded must be in the 24 hour clock format - i.e., military time,1600 hours is 4:00 pm). , 7.9 When counting is completed, note and record Sample Total Counts. , 7.10 Divide Sample Total Counts by Sarr - ' lapsed Count Time to determine Sample Gross CPM, and record the s- ue in Sample Gross CPM space on Form ENV-SC. 7.11 Subtract Background CPM from Sample Gross CPM to determine Sample Net CPM, and record this value in the appropriate space on Form ENV-5C. NOTE: Any Sample Net CPM resulting in greater than 1000 CPM, inform the Environmental Protection Director immediately. 8.0 Calculation of Activity 8.1 Calculate the activity of the sample by utilizing the'following equation: l I (Sample Net CPM) (Efficiency Factor)(4.5 x 10-7) = I-131 Act uCi/cc j Sample Volume in cc's l 8.2 Record the value calculated in 8.1 in the Activity Column of Form ENV-SC. ( .
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.g Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: SAM II Operation i
EMERGENCY* PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l l I PAGE 7 of 8
; DATE: JAll 2 2193; 9.0 INSTRUMEllT SHUT-DOWN 9.1 Remove last sample from detector.
9.2 Set display switc'h to 0FF. 9.3 Lower the H.V. Adjust knob to zero. 9.4 Switch power CFF. ' 9.5 Disconnect the black signal cable. 9.6 Unplug the gray electrical cord. . 9 1:
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Counting Equipment Worksheet Form ENV-E y
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~l l I EFFICIENCY FACTOR l 'l Time Determined
- l Time Counted
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- i Total Counts l Counting Time (min) l (known check source DPM) x 1.19 = l
.1 Counting Time (min) i Total Counts I (net check source CPM) 1 1 BKG. CPM l Gross CPM i I
! I Het CPM (Gross CPM - BK3 CPM) { . I I I I Sample ~ l I Time
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- I Sample I Sample l Samplel i Samplel ISanple i I I l Location l Sample ISample ISample IElapsed i Total l Gross i BKG l Net 1 Eff IVolume l Activity l l l l Date i Taken lCountedlCountTimel Counts CPM l CPM I CPM l Factori (cc's)I (uci/cc) 1 Remarks IInit. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l 1 I l' I I I I I I I I I I 1 l l 1 I I I I I I I I I I l l l 1 I I I i l i l i I I I i i I .I I I I I I I I I l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1-1 I I I I I I I I I i I i l l' I I I I I I 'l i I I I I I I L I I I I I I I I I I l l l 'l l I I l l l l 1 l l l l 1 I I I I I I i 1. I I i 1 1
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.. '. WI.SC0HSIll P"BLIC SERVICE'CORPORAT10tl Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Staff Emergency l Response Organization EMERGEllCY PLAtt IMPLEMEllTIllG PROCEDURE l l 7 l DATFJM 2 21st:. I PAGE 1 of 7 1 I
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I 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure describes the response of the Corporate Staff members to an activation of the Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant Emergency Plan. 2.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure applies to members of the Corporate Staff following their notification of the activation of the Emergency Plan. 3.0 REFEREllCES 3.1 Emergency Plan Impicmenting Procedures (EPIPs). 3.2 Wisconsin Public Service Corpora' tion fluclear Emergency Pub.lic
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3.3 Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant Emergency Plan. 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Emergency Response tianager (EPf4)
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4.1.1 If warranted, activates and provides the overall direction of the Emergency Response Organization and the Emergency Operations Facility (E0F). 4.1.2 Determines the extent of the corpoiate response required 1 (Table EOF-1.2).
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4.1.3 Ensures that a desginate for each position of the corporate 1 emergency response organization (Table EOF-1.1) is notified. 4.1.4 Establishes communications in acccrdance with EP-EOF-7, Communications and Documentation. 4.1.5 Ensures offsite radiological accident assessment is being performed and evaluates recommended protective actions with the Environmental Protecti'on Director (EPD). I O 4.1.6 Provides information via corporate management to the Public ( . ', Information Director (PID) for dissemination to the public. my
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I . i TITLE: Corporate Staff Emergency l Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant Response Organization l l s _ l l 7 ?dHERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE DAT@M 2 21982 l PAGE 2 of 7 1
' "i) 'l l 4.1.7 Notifies appropriate offsite agencies of emergency status of the plant and any change in status as required in notification procedures (EP-E0F-3,4,S,6).
4.1.8 Directs the Admin / Logistic Director ( A/LD) to provide for needed assistance and support from NSS suppliers, other utilities, AE/ Consultants, and Federal, State and local agencies and other WPS personnel. 4.1.9 Responsible for ensuring ambulance and medical services for accidents involving emergency response personnel which may occur outside the protected area.
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4.2 Environmental Protection' Director 4.2.1 Directs the radiological environmental survey and monitoring evol utions. 4.2.2 Informs the ERM of offsite dose parameters and dose predictions.
.[,9 and recommends appropriate protective actions to be taken to G the ERM. .
4.2.3 Assumes the responsibilities delineated in EP-ENV-1, Environ-mental Monitoring Team Organization. . 4.2.4 Performs the actions ' delineated in EP-ENV-3A, Environmental l. l- Protection Director Actions and Directives. 4.3 Admin / Logistic Director ( A/LD) 4.3.1 Coordinates the procurement of needed supplies and equipment. 4.3.2 Performs the actions to obtain additional manpower as necessary from support agencies. 4.4 Public Information Director (PID) 4.4.1 Disseminates information on plant conditions to the public. 4.4.2 Carry out assigned responsibilities as described in.Ref. 3.2.
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1 Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant i TITLE: Corporate Staff Emergency l Response Organization l l
~ FMERGEllCY PLA!! IMPLEMEllTING PROCEDURE l PAGE 3 of 7 yh #
l-DATE: JAN 2 2 08; l e, J 5.0 REQUTREMENTS 5.1 Unusual Event 5.1.1 The ERM is notified by the plant staff of the emergency condition and, following verification, performs notifications in accordance with EP-E0F-3, Corporate Response to. an Unusual Event. 5.1.2 The PID issues routine news releases to inform the public as necessary. , 5.2 Alert 5.2.1 The ERM, upon notification and verification of the emergency event, calls the Emergency Director to determine the severity ' of the emergency event. A determination of whether or not to activate EOF will be made. With this determination in mind, perform applicable notification in accordance with EP-E0F-4, Corporate Response to an Alert. k 5.2.2 If warranted, the ERM will proceed 'to the Site Access Facility N and activate the E0F in accordance with EP-EOF-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation. l 5.2.3 The A/LD, when notified by the ERM that the E0F is being l activated, performs applicable required notifications in 1. accordance with EP-EOF-4, Corporate Response to an Alert, I and then proceed to the E0F via the SAF. l 5.2.4 The EPD, when notified by the ERM that the E0F is being l activated, performs applicable required actions in accordance I with EP-ENV-3A, Environmental Protection Director Actions and l Directives. 5.2.5 The PID, when notified by the ERM of the intent to activate
' EOF, will initiate PID notifications in accordance with Ref. 3.2 and then proceed to and activate the Joint Public Information Center (JPIC) if requested.
5.2.6 The ERM determines the amount of corporate response needed I (Table E0F-1.2). 5.2.7 The ERM, upon being notified by the Emergency Director of the close out from the emergency event, commences deactivation of EOF. o e
I l l l NO. EP-EOF-1 WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION I Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Staf f Emergency l l Response Organization l l c 5MERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l DATE: I "#U' 4 #7
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5.3 Site Emergency 5.3.1 The Em4, upon notification and verification of a Site Emergency, will perform notifications in accordance with EP-E0F-5, Corporate Response to a Site Emergency. , 5.3.2 If not previously activated, the ERM proceeds to the SAF and performs EOF activation in accordance with EP-E0F-2. 5.3.3 ERM upon completion of EOF activation contacts the Emergency Director or his representative in the TSC to obtain an update on the condition of the emergency and assume offsite notification responsibility. I 5.3.4 The A/LD, when notified of the Site Emergency, perform appli-cable required notifications in accordance with EP-EOF-5, Corporate Response to a Site Emergency, and then proceed to the E0F via the SAF. IIl 5.3.5 The EPD, when notified of the Site Emergency, performs applicable required actions in accordance with EP-ENV-3A, C,}. Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directives. 5.3.6 The PID, when notified of the Site Emergency, activates the JPIC and makes notifications in accordance with Ref. 3.2. 5.3.7 The ERM reconmends to State and local governments protective
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.5.3.8 The ERM will provide information via the corporate management to. the Public Information Director.
5.3.9 The ERM, upon being notified of the close out from the emergency event, commences deactivation of EOF or recovery
, operations per EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning, if applicable.
5.4 General Emergency . 5.4.1 The ERM, upon notification and verification of a General Emergency, will perform notifications in accordance with EP-E0F-6, Corporate Response to a General Emergency. 5.4.2 The ERM proceeds to the SAF and performs EOF activation in accordance with EP-EOF-2, Emergency Operations Facility
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pERGEtlCY PLAtl IMPLEMEt!TIIIG PROCEDURE l PAGE 5of7 1 DATE: JAN 2 21982 5.4.3 The ERM provides the overall direction of the E0F, including recommendations to the State to initiate predetermined protective actions for the public. . l 5.4.4 The A/LD, when notified of the General Emergency, perform notification in accordance with EP-E0F-6 and then proceed to I I the E0F via the SAF. l 5.4.5 The EPD, when notified of the General Emergency, performs. I applicable required actions in accordance with EP-ENV-3A, l Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directives. I 5.4.6 The PID, when notified of the General Emergency, activates . the JPIC and makes notifications in accordance with Ref. 3.2. 5.4.7 The ER'4, upon being notified of the close out from the emergency event, commences deactivation of EOF or recovery - operations per EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning, if applicable. 4 0 9 7 8 e G G e 4 1
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m,,. ' TABLE EOF-1.1 CORPORATE EMERGENCY ORGAtlIZATION CORRELATI0!! BETWEEN NORMAL AtlD EMERGENCY ORGAtlIZAT10N T? iLES EMERGENCY NORMAL ORGANIZATION TITtE ORGAtllZAT1011 TITLE PRINCIPAL ALTERNATE Assist. Manager-Nuclear - 1. Manager Nuclear Power Emergency Response 2. Nuclear Services Supv. Manager . Power
- 3. Nuclear Licensing and Systems Supervisor
- 4. Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Environmental Engineer 1. Environ. Biologist Environmental Prot. 2. Air Quality Analyst Director
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- 1. Nuclear Design Change Administrative / Logistics Nuclear Services Director Supervisor Supervisor
- 2. Nuclear Technical Review Supervisor
- 3. Power Plant Design Engineer
- 4. Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Public Information Advertising and Public 1. Nuclear Information Director Information Director Coordinator ~
- 2. Public Af fairs Director S
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1 NO. EP-E0F-2 REY. B l J WISC0HSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!1 g Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant l TITLE: Emergency Operations Facility I (EOF) Activation i l hERGE!!CY PLAtl IMPLEMEllTIllG PROCEDURE l DATE: JAf( 2 21982 l PAGE 1 of 4 ( l l I REVIEWED BY N N d l APPROVED BY l [/t / /e~p 4 agj u y I 1.0 APPLICABILITY The E0F is activated for a Site Emergency, General Emergency, or at the discretion of the Emergency Response Manager (ERM). 2.0 PRECAUTIO!15 2.1 Ensure EOF habitability and determine maximum stay times prior to E0F activation. .. 3.0 REFEREllCES 3.1 Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Plan. R
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4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Emergency Response Manager (ERM) - 4.1.1 Upon arrival at the Site Access Facility (SAF) contact the Radiolcgical Protection Director (RPD) to assure unlimited habitability or establish a maximum-stay time. 4.1.2 Proceed to the E0F and maintain an EOF logbook and record pertinent events and evolutions. 4.1.3 Verify that all communication lines are operational in accordance , with EP-E0F-7, Communications and Documentation. 4.1.4 Verify that the proper equipment and supplies are located in the E0F. Complete Fonn E0F-2.1. f
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Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant 1 TITLE: Emergency Operations Facility l (E0F) Activation 1 l
'TIEMERGEllCY PLAN I!4PLEt4EtlTIllG PROCEDURE
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-; .. 1 I 4.1.5 Notify the Emergency Director or his representative in the 4 Technical Support Center that the EOF activation s completed and offsite notification is assumed by the ERl4 from the TSC at this time, i
4.2 EOF Close Out 4.2.1 The ER:4', upon notification from the Emergency Director or his representative of a close out of the event, will commence , deactivation of EOF. Complete attached Form E0F-2.2. e G 4 o 5 avch e
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I I l l i INITIAL WHEll l l l NOMitJAL I l VERIFIED I l QUAliTITY I 1 ITEM l EQUIPMEllT I I l 1 I I I I I 1 l l l l 1 1 First Aid Kit I I 1 1 1 1 l 1 l l I 4 1 1 I 2 l CO2 Fire Extinguishers .. I I I I I l 1 I l l l
, l 1 l i 3 l Aerial Site Boundary 11ap I 1 I l l I I I l i .I 1 l
[c^)t: 4 1 Emergency Plan and Procedures I 1 l l l ( .i 1 l l l l 1 State of Wisconsin Peacetime Radiological 1 1 l l l 5 l l l Emergency Response Plan l l I I I 1 I l 1 l l l 6 1 Kewaunee County Radiological Emergency l l l l 1 Response Plan I I I l 1 l 1 Manitowoc County Radiological Emergency 1 1 l l7 l l l l Response Plan l 9 (ERM SIGNATURE) i . .\ ' y.v. ! e G
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'v, 73z; FORM E0F 2.2 EOF CLOSE OUT CHECKLIST
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Initial steps as performed and sign when complete. INITIALS -
- 1. Time of notification of ' event completion
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- 2. Using Form E0F-2.1 ~as a reference, . replace all E0F equipment ,
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- 4. Notify Emergency Director that closecut of E0F is complete. ..
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- I l NO. EP-EOF-3 REV. B JISCONSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!!
l-Kewaunce fluclear Power Plant I TITLE: Corporate Response to an w- 1 Unusual Event-l l
..Z CMERGEtiCY PLAtt IMPLEMEllTIf!G PROCEDURE
'.I l DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 1 of 3 l' l I
APPROVED BY [d/Irw sg,(fL REVIEWED BY k [ )20 M 2 1 i G < l 1.0 APPLICABILITY 1.1 This procedure is to be implemented upon the declaration of an Unusual Event, or at the request of the Emergency Response Manager. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 If an emergency class escalation occurs during the notifications, proceed to the notification procedure for the new emergency classifi-cation. 3.0 REFEREllCES
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3.1 EP-EOF-1, Corporate Emergency Response Organization 3.2 EP-AD-17, Communications 3.3 EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning 4.0 IllSTRUCTIOllS 4.1 Emergency Response Manager (ERM) Actions 4.1.1 Initial Actions and Notifications
- a. If notified by pager, confirm contact with a telephone call to
- b. Noti.fy a designate for each of the following emergency ,
l posi tions . Telephone contact should be utilized, per l Fom E0F-3.1. NOTE: Contacts made for information purposes only.
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. . , -l Kewaunce fluclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to an l Unusual Event EMERGEllCY PLAll IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE -l l l DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 2 of 3
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- c. Determine the need for corporate staff response. This determination may be based upon plant status or requests from plant personnel. .
4.1.2 Unusual Event Close Out
- a. Upon notification of Unusual Event close out from the Emergency Director, notify the previously contacted emergency position designates of the emergency close out I and document on Form E0F-3.1.
4.1.3 Final Conditions
- a. f higher class of emergency has been declared by the Emergency Direc'.se and one of the following procedures is being implemented:
- 1. Corporate Response. to a'n Alert, EP-E0F-4
- 7 2. Corporate Response to a Site Emergency, EP-E0F-5 s 3. Corporate Response to a General Emergency, EP-E0F-6
- b. The Unusual Event has been closed out and no recovery operations are required.
- c. The recovery phase criteria have been met and the emergency organization is shifting to a recovery mode, by implementing the recovery procedure, EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning.
4.2 Public Information Director (PID) Actions 4.2.1 Upon notification from the ERM, perform normal press release actions in support of the Unusual Event. 4 e* * ,.
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, .j) 1. Initial Notification of Corporate Emergency Personnel PUBLIC INFORMAT1011 DIRECTOR 0FFICE # HOME # INITIALS Designate Contacted Time .
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR . Designate Contacted Time
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ADMIN / LOGISTICS'IRECTOR D (.] Designate Contacted TIME NUCLEAR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COORDINATOR II. Notification of Emergency Closecut TIME INITIALS Public Information Director Environmental Protection Director' . Admin / Logistics Director , Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Coordinator f, b . Qo .
I WISC0!! SIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP 0 RATIO!! l NO. EP-EOF-4 REV. B
.I Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to ALERT l
EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMENTIllG PROCEDURE l l l DATE: Jpdl22 g l PAGE 1 of 14 x I REVIEWED BY hf. [ /76Md l APPROVED BY [ (u Zz , d Cf/ G / I 1.0 APPLICABILITY , 1.1 This procedure is to be implemented upon the declaration of an Alert, or at the request of the Emergency Response Manager. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 If an emergency clsss escalation occurs during the notification, immediately implement the notification procedure for the new emergency classification. 2.2 All pages should be sent on both transmitters to ensure maximum area coverage - Kewaunee transmitter (plant ext ), Green Bay transmitter (plant ext or Green Bay ext ). p 2.3 All Green Bay pager transmissions msut have the pager number preceded by a (1). 3.0 REFERE!!CES 3.1 EP-E0F-1, Corporate Emergency Response Organization 3.2 EP-AD-17, Communications 3.3 EP-E0F-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation 3.4 EP-EOF-9, Interface with Support Organizations 3.5 EP-ENV-3A, Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directives 3.6 EP-ENV-38, Environmental Monitoring Team Actions 3.7 EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning 3.8 Nuclear Emergency Public Information Plan . 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Emergency Response Manager (ERM) Actions
,- 3 NOTE: Notifications may be performed by a communicator designated (g'. by the ERM.
i I . WISC0NSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!1 l NO. EP-EOF-4 i Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to ALERT I EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l l . DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 2 of 14 N. - 4.1.1 Initial Actions and Notifications
- a. Upon notification and verification of an Alert condition, contact the Emergency Director to see if EOF activation is necessary.
NOTE: If notified by pager, confirm contact with a telephone call to . I b. Notify a designate for each of the corporate emergency l positions and brief designates on plant status per l Form E0F-4.1. Phone contact should be used if time l permits. NOTE: If unable to cont'cta one person from each group by using home or office telephone numbers, activate the pager system per attached Table EOF-4 or call System Operating at , and provide your nane and title'and the names and titles of the individuals you wish to page. Al so provide a brief (20 seconds) message to be broadcast over the [; pagers. System Operating personnel will attempt to contact ( these individuals via the paging system.
- c. If the decision is not to activate the EOF proceed to Step l 4.1.1. i . ,
- d. If the E0F is to be activated:
- 1. proceed to the SAF and a'ctivate the E0F in accordance with EP-E0F-2 and, l 2. as necessary, contact additional personnel to staff the l E0F using phone numbers listed in procedure EP-EOF-1, l Table E0F-1.2.
- 3. following completion of EP-EOF-2 continue this procedure with Step 4.1.1.e.
- e. If TSC has not already made the initial Alert notifications, l notify the State and' local governments using the NAWAS phone l and document the contact on Form E0F-4.1.
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~l Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to ALERT I
~ EMERGEHCY. PLAN IMPLEMEllTING PROCEDURE l l d?;f
. l DATE: JJW 221982 l
1 PAGE 3 of 14 l l The following statement should be given: l l l ~l l l Kewaunee Nuclear calling Warning Center 1, East Central Area, Kewaunee l I l County, and Manitowoc County. Please acknowledge. l l l Wait until all four areas have acknowledged, then continue. If any I area fails to acknowledge, ask Warning Center 1 to ring that area. I I I .
-l l l All areas please take the following message: l l l l l l This is (title) at the Kewaunee fluclear Plant. An incident has l l l occurred at our facility and we are declaring an Alert l l l at (time) on (date). l I l .
l l l There (has/has not) been a radiological release. No off-site con- l l l sequences or evacuation of residents is expected. The State l l_ l Radiological Response Team and key response personnel should be l ,
.g i be notified. Prepare to activate Emergency Operations Centers. I d i I
, l We will keep you informed of the situation. l .
I l l l l Any confirming calls or return contacts should be through commercial l l l telephone. 1 I I I l l To repeat: Kewaunee Huclear Plant is declaring an Alert l I l (time) on (date). Please relay this information to Emergency l l l Government immediately. l I l I l l Please acknowledge receipt of message. l I l f. If the TSC has not already made the initial Alert notification l notify the United States Coast Guard using commercial telephone l lines with the text of the previous message and document the l contact on Fora EOF-4.1. I l g. Evaluate offsite radiological conditions with the EPD, RPD, and ED, and recommend protective actions, if warranted, to I State and local authorities, per EP-ENV-3F, Protective Action. l Recommendations. I i h. Contact the TSC and complete Form E0F-4.2 and provide I status updates to support agencies at mutually agreed (. upon intervals.
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WISCONSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION l NO. EP-EOF-4 , .' j I
Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant i TITLE: Corporate Response to ALERT l
-l EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMEllTIl1G PROCEDURE l l 1 DATE: JM 2 2 $82 l PAGE 4 of 14 I 1. Notify the Institutue of Nuclear Power Operations (IllP0)
I and inform them of the Alert condition, per Form EOF-4.1. I
- j. Notify American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) and inform them of 1.
the Alert conditions per Form E0F-4.1.
- k. As necessary, perform any additional support organization notifications per EP-E0F-9, Interface with Support Organizations.
I 1. Brief the EOF staff periodically on the status of the I emergency and pertinent plant conditions. 4.1.2 Alert De-escalation to an Unusual Event I a. Ilotify the corporate emergency directors of the emergency I class change, per Form E0F-4.1.
- b. Notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) of the emergency class change per Form E0F-4.1.
- c. Notify American Nuclear Insurers ( ANI) .of the emergency
(? (.) - class change per Form E0F-4.1.
- d. If the EOF is activated, notify the support agencies contacted of the emergency class change per Form E0F-4.1.
The following message should be given: I l l This is (title) at the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant. Conditions l l have imp. roved and we have de-escalated the Alert to an Unusual i I Event at (time) 0; (date). I I I l To repeat: The Alert has been de-escalated to an Unusual Evt.nt l l at (time) on (date). Relay this information to Emergency Government l l immediately. l 4.1.3 Alert Close Out I a. Notify the corporate emergency directors of the emergency
- I close out, per Fom E0F-4.1.
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'WISC0!! Sill PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!!
i Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant i TITLE: Corporate Response to ALERT l m'MERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMENTIllG PROCEDURE l I
~l l DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 5 of 14 l 1 I
I i I This is (title) at the Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant. We have l I closed out the Alert at (time) on (date). . I l l To repeat: The Alert has been closed out at (time) on (date). I I I l This verbal close out will be followed with a written summary within l l l 8 hours. I 1 l Relay this information to Emergency Government immediately. I
- e. Perform E0F deactivation in accordance with Section 4.2 of EP-E0F-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation.
4.1.4 Final Conditions (one of the following) .
- a. A higher class o'f emergency has been declared by the Emergency Director and one of the following procedures is being implemented:
- 1. Corporate Response to a Site Emergency (EP-E0F-5)
- 2. Corporate Response to a General Emergency (EP-EOF-6)
- b. The Alert has been reclassified as an unusual Event, and EP-ER Corporate Response to an Unusual Event, is being implemented.
- c. The Alert has been closed out and no recovery operations are required.
- d. The recovery phase criteria have. been met and the emergency organization is shifting to a recovery mode, by implementing EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning.
4.2 Public Information Director (PID) Actions 4.2.1 Upon notification from the ERM, perform normal press release actions in support of the Alert condition. 4.2.2 If requested by the ERM, activate the Joint Public Information Center per reference 3.8. 4.3 Environmental Protection Director (EPD) Actions 4.3.1 Perform actions in accordance'.with EP-ENV-3A, Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directives. e
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l NO. EP-E0F-4 l Kewaunee Nuclear Power Diant l TITLE: Corporate Response to ALERT l
<?,MERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE
._ l l 1 DATE: JAN 2 21982 1 PAGE 6 of 14 7-I i 4.4 Environmental Monitoring Team (EMT) Actions ,
4.4.1 Perform actions in accordance with EP-ENV-3B, Environmental Monitoring Team Actions. \ 4.5 Admi' tics Director ( ALD) Actions 4.5.i If notified by pager, confirm contact with a telephone cal,1 to the SAF at 1-388-4220(4221). l 4.5.h If informed of EOF activation by the ERM, contact a recorder per l Form E0F-4.3 and proceed to the E0F via ,the SAF. . l 4.5.3 Obtain necessary administrative support from the list on i Form E0F-4.3 and inform them of where they should. report. 4.5.4 Perform the actions necessary to obtain additional manpower, - supplies and equipment as requested by the ERM in accordance (~q ,. with EP-E0F-9. i I 9 % iw e e .z , (m 1
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Yi :. PAGING SYSTEM OPERATI0ll A.1 Tone and Voice Radio Pagers are assigned to personnel as shown with call numbers on the Emergency Call List. A.2 Whenever it is necessary to contact a person on the Emergency Call List . and he is not on site, the home telephone number should be called first. If he cannot be reached at home, contact should then be attempted by using the person's individual call number. A group of individuals may be contacted by using the group call number. Tone and voice contact by pagers is effective within a 15 mile radius of the transmitting station. Only tone contacts can be made outside the 15 mile radius. A.3 How to Place a Page 3.1 Determine the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to contact from the pager assignment list. PLANT EXTENSION PHONES 3.2 Dial the terminal access code on any plant extension. g - Kewaunee site transmitter - Green Bay transmitter -
- a. When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.3'.
- b. If you hear a " busy" signal, hang up and try again.
3.3 Dial the two digit pager code for' the party or group you wish to contact from the pager assignment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmitter. 3.4 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted. . 3.5 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. You have about 20 seconds to talk. Your allotted time has expired - when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone.
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- a. For Kewaunee site transmitter - ,
- b. For Green Bay transmitter -
3.7 When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.8.
- a. If you hear a " busy signal, hang up and try again.
3.8 Dial the two digit pagar code for the party or group you wish to contact from the pager assignment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmi tter. 3.9 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being
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, ::t 3.10 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to' the called party.
You have about 20 seconds to talk. Your allotted time has expired when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone. f e 6 4 e 4
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'" FORM E0F-4.1
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th) " - Initial Actions and Notifications
'23)i4.1.1
- b. Notification of Corporate Emergency Personnel PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR Initials Office # .Home #
Designate Contacted TIME ENVIRN0 MENTAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR
-- Indiv Group Designate Contacted _
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AD111N/ LOGISTICS DIRECTOR , Designate Contacted TIME NUCLEAR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS C0ORDINATOR Time Contacted
- e. NAWAS contact: Agency Time Initials Warning Center 1 .,(
East Central Area Kewaunee County v. Manitowoc County- .
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- >:) f. Notification of United States Coast Guard: Day
' Night Contact Time Initial s
- 1. Notification of INP0:
Contact Time Initial s
- j. Notification of ANI:
Contact Time Initial s 4.1.2 Natification of Emergency Class De-escalation
- a. Public' Information Director Time Initial s Environmental Protection Director Time Ini tial s Admin / Logistics Director - Time Initials Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Coord Time Initial s
- b. INP0 1-404-953-0904 Contact Time Initials .
C, c. ANI 1-203-677-7305 Contact Time Initial s
- d. Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (E0C)
Contact Time Initials State Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area E00 (if activated) Contact Time Initials Kewaunee County sherif f, or Kewaunee County E0C (if activated) Contact Time Initials Manitowoc County Sheriff, or Manitowoc County E0C (if activated) Contact Time' Initials U.S. Coast Guard Day
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- FORM EOF-4.1 (cont'd) 4.1.3 Notification of Emergency Closecut
- a. Public Information Director Time Initial s Time Initials Environmental Protection Director Initials Admin / Logistics Director Time 4
Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Coord Time Ini tial s
- b. INP0 Contact Time Initial s
- c. ANI
- Time Initial s .
Contact __
- d. Wiscon' sin Emergency Operations Center (E0C)
Contact Time. Initial s - State Patrol Fond du Lac. or East Central Area E0C (if activated) L r~'- Contact Time Initials ,
' Kewaunee County Sheriff, or Kewaunee County E0C (if activated) ,
Contact Time __ Initial s Manitowoc County Sheriff, or ' - Manitowoc County EOC (if activated) . Contact Time Initials U.S. Coast Guard Day Night , Contact Time Initials
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- CHECKLIST FOR STATUS UPDATES TO SUPPORT AGENCIES ,
A. Identification: Date Time 'Name of Person !!aking Report Licensee Facility Af fected B.
Description:
Date of Event Time Description of What Happened C. Consequences of Event: (Complete depending on type of event) Injuries Fatalities Contamination (personnel) (property) - Overexposures (known/possible)
~i Safety Hazard (describe - actual / potential)
Off-site Radiation Levels . Meteorology (wind speed) From (direction) Weather Conditions (rain, clear, overcast, temperature) D. Cause of Event: E. Recommended Protective' Actions: Classification of Emergency . Press Release Planned (Yes/No) U ,
EP-EOF-4 JAN 2 21982
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- llisconsin Emergency Operations Center (E0C) l l l Contact I l l ,
l 1 Time I i l l l Initial i l State Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area E0C (if activated) l l l Contact ! l l l l Time l l l l Initial I i l Kewaunee County Sheriff, or Kewaunee County EOC (if activated) l l Contact l l l l l l Time l l l l [. I _.'$;;. Ini tial I Manitowoc County Sheriff, or ; Manitowoc County E0C (if c.ctivated) l l Contact ! l l Time I I i i .l Ini tial l I i l l U.S. Coast Guard Day l l Contact I l l l t l Time l l l l l l liiitial I Qu 9 ,
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4 443 Obtaining Administrative Support t Home #- ! Time Initials Name .. ; f i 1 t ' .j j 1 .\ t
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., . l Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to a l Site Emergency
... EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE ! l '
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} l DATE: JAf! 2 2 gg N I REVIEWED BY h6Mh c4) l APPROVED BY (u I' s, p g, gpf l V J l
1.0 APPLICABILITY . 1.1 This procedure is to be implemented upon the declaration of a Site Emergency or at the request of the Emergency Response Manager. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 If an emergency class escalation occurs during the notification, immediately implement the notification procedure for the new emergency classification. , 2.2 All pages should be sent on both transmitters to ensure maximum area coverage - Kewaunee transmitter.(plant ext ), Green Bay transmitter (plant ext or Green Bay ext ).- 2.3 All Green Bay pager transmissions must have the pager number preceded by
,rq) . a (1).
3.0 REFERENCES
3.1 EP-E0F-1, Corporate Emergency Response Organization 3.2 EP-AD-17, Communications , 3.3 EP-E0F-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation 3.4 'EP-EOF-9,, Interface with Support Organizations 3.5 EP-ENV-3A, Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directives 3.6 EP-ENY-3B, Environmental Monitoring Team Actions 3.7 EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning 4 3.8 Nuclear Emergency Public Information Plan 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Emergency Response Manager (ERM) Actions
/ NOTE: Notifications may be performe,d by a communicator designated Q;3 ,
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I l l NO. EP-EOF-5 WISC0tiSIt1 PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATI0tl Kewaunce fluclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to a l Site Emergency EMERGEllCY PLAll I!4PLEt1EllTIt!G PROCEDURE I l l DATE: JM 2 21982 l PAGE 2 of 14 Q) I i 4.1.1 Initial Actions and !!otifications
- a. Upon notification and verification of a Site Emergency ,
condition, contact the Emergency Direc, tor. NOTE: If notified by pager confirm contact with a , telephone call to .
- b. Ilotify a designate for each of the corporate emergency positions and brief designates on plant status, per Fom E0F-5.1. Phone contact should be used if time permits. .
Il0TE: If unable to contact one person from each group by using home or office telephone numbers, activate the pager system per attached Table EOF-5.1 or call System Operating at . 1215 and provide your name and title and the names and titles of the individuals you wish to page. Also provide a brief (20 seconds) message to be broadcast over the pagers. System Operating personnel
) will attempt to contact these individuals via the
('N e paging system. .
- c. Activate the E0F by:
- 1. proceeding to the SAF and activating the EOF in accordan~ce with EP-E0F-2 and, l 2. as necessary, contact additional personnel to staff the l
EOF with phone numbers listed in procedure EP-EOF-1, l Table E0F-1.2. ,
- 3. following completion of EP-EOF-2 continue this procedure with Step 4.1.4.d.
l d. If TSC has not already made the initial Site Emergency notifications, notify the State and local governments ' l using-the NAWAS phone and document the contact on l Fom E0F-4.1. l The following statement should be given: I I I I I l Kewaunce fluclear calling Warning Center 1, East Central Area, Kewaunce 1 [ l County, and Manitowoc County. Please acknowledoe. l Q. . ,.
# Wait until all four areas have acknowledged, then continue. If any l
area fails to acknowledge, ask Warning Center 1 to ring that area. O
I i l NO. EP-EOF-5
- WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATI0tl i
Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant i TITLE: Corpora'te Response to a
- l Site Emergency l l 1.DATE: JAfl 2 21982 l PAGE 3 of 14 M)MERGENCYPLANIMPLEMENTINGPROCEDURE I I S.
I l i ~l All areas please take the following message: l l l- I 1 I l l l This is (title) at the rsewaunee Nuclear Plant. An incident has i l l occurred at our facility and we are declaring a Site Emergency ' l I l at ( time) on ( date) . l l 1 l l There (has/has not) been a radiological release. Near-site con- l l l l sequences are expected. The State Radiological Response Team and l l key response personnel should be notified. Activate Emergency l 1 l I Emergency Operations Centers. - 1 I I I I I We will keep you informed of the situation.
. I I I I l Any confirming calls or return contacts should be through commercial I 1
l 1 tel ephone. l I i . l l To repest: Kewaunee Nuclear Pldnt is declaring a Sitt %rgency l l l (time) on (date). Please relay this information to Emergency l Government immediately. l I I [J . 3\ l,} Il Please acknowledge receipt of message. l. I l e. If the TSC has not already made the initial Site Emergency i notification, notify the United States Coast Guard using I commercial telephone lines with the text of the previous I message and document the contact on Form EOF-4.1. I l f. Evaluate offsite radiological conditions with tha EPD, RPD, I and ED, and recommend protective actions, if warranted, l , to State and local authorities per EP-ENV-3F, Protective 1 Action Recommendations. I l g. Provide status updates to support agencies at mutually agreed upon intervals.
- h. Notify the Institutue of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) -
and. inform them of the Site Emergency condition, per Form EOF-5 '.1.
- 1. Notify American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) and inform them of the Site Emergency condition per Form EOF-5.1.
- j. As necessary, perfonn any additional support organization
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notifications per EP-EOF-9, Interface with Support Organizations L\ # k. Provide information via the corporate management to the Public Information Director.
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. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION i
Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to a l Site Emergency I I EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMENTIllG PROCEDURE ' l DATE: JAN 2 21982 i PAGE 4 of 14
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- 1. If requested, dispatch representative to the County Emergency Operations Center.
I m. Brief the EOF staf f periodically on the state of the emergency I and pertinent plant conditions. 4.1.2 Site Emergency De-escalation to an Alert or Unusual Event I a. Notify the corporate emergenc'y directors of the emergency class change., per Form EOF-5.1. I
- b. !!otify the Institute of }luelear Power Operations (INPO) of the emergency class change per Form EOF-5.1. .
- c. Notify American Nuclear Insurers ( ANI) of t te emergency class change per Form EOF-5.1.
- d. If the EOF is activated, notify the support agencies of the emergency class change per Form E0F-5.1. .
(.3Q The following message should be given: C'/
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l This is (title) at the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant. Conditions l have improved and we have de-escalated the Site Emergency to an .I l Alert / Unusual Event at (time) on (date). l l I l To repeat: The Site Emergency has bsen de-escalated to an l I Alert /Unust'al Event at (time) on (date). Relay this information 1 I to Emergency Government immediately. I 4.1.3 Site Emergency Close Out
- a. Notify the corporate emergency directors of the emergen'cy close out per Form E0F-5.1.
- b. Notify the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INP0) of the emergency close out per Form E0F-5.1.
- c. Notify American Nuclear Insurers IANI) of the emergency close out per Form E0F-5.1. ,
- d. If the EOF is activated, notify the support agencies of the emergency close out per Form E0F-5.1.
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/'E MERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMENTIt!G PROCEDURE l DATE: l PAGE 5 of 14 JAN 2 21982
( l l The following message should be given: l I l l This is (title) at the Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant. We have l l closed out the Site Emergency at (time) on (date). I l l l To repeat: The Site Emergency has been closed out at (time) l
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l This verbal close out will be followed with a written summary within l
. l l 8 hours. .
l I- l l ReTay this information to Emergency Government immediately.
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- e. Perform E0F deactivation in accordance with Section 4.2 of EP-EOF-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation 4.1.4 Final Conditions (one of the following)
- a. A General Emergency has been declared and EP-E0F-6, Corporate'
(_}.< Response to a General Emergency is being implemented,
- b. The Site Emergency has been reclassified as:
- 1. Unusual Event; EP-EOF-3, is being implemented.
- 2. Alert; EP-EOF-4, is being implemented.
- c. The Site Emergency has been closed out and no recovery operations are required.
- d. The recovery phase criteria have been met and the emergency organization is shifting to a recovery mode, by implementing EP-AD-15, Recovery Planning.
4.2 Public Information Director (PID) Actions 4.2.1 Upon notification from the ERM, perfonn nomal press release actions in support of the Site Emergency condition. 4.2.2 Activate /the Joint Public Information Center per reference 3.8. 4.3 Environmental Protection Director (EPD) Actions
.3 4.3.1 Perform actions in accordance to EP-ENY-3A, Environmental Protection Director Actions and Directives.
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, .WISC0tiSIll PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!! i i TITLE: Corporate Response to a Kewaunee fluclear Power Plant Site Emergency I
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# fMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEMEllTIllG PROCEDURE 1 DATE: PAGE 6 of 14 pijjl JAN 2 2 882 l 4.4 Environmental Monitoring Team (EMT) Actions 4.4.1 Perform actions in accordance with EP-EllV-3B, Environmental l ~l Monitoring Team Actions. ,
4.5 Admin / Logistics Director (ALD) Actions 4.5.1 If notified by pager, confirm contact with a telephone call to the SAF at . 4.5.2 If informed of E0F activation by the ERM, contact a recorder 1 1 per Form E0F-5.3 and proceed to the EOF via the SAF. l 4.5.3 Obtain necessary administrative su'pport from the list on Form E0F-5.3 and inform them of where they should report. l 4.5.4 Perform the actions necessary to obtain additional manpower, supplies and equipment as requested by the ERM in accordance with EP-EOF-9, Interface with Support Organizations. (./) 4 e O o i (> -
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TABLE E0F-5.1
. PAGING SYSTEt4 OPERATION A.1 Tone and Voice Radio Pagers are assigned to oersonnel as shown with call
. numbers 07 the Emergency Call List. .
A.2 Whenever it is necessary to contact a person on the Emergency Call List and he is not on site, the home telephone number should be called first. If he cannot be reached at home, contact should then be attempted by using the person's individual call number. A group of individuals may be contacted by using the group call number. Tone and voice contact by pagers is effective within a 15 mile. radius of the transmitting station. Only tone contacts can be made outside the 15 mile radius. A.3 How to Place a-Page 3.1 Determine the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to contact from the pager assignment list. . PLANT EXTENSION PHONES , (, 9, ~ 3.2 Dial the terminal access code on any plant extension.
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- a. When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.3.
- b. If you hear a " busy" signal, hang up and try again.
'3.3 Dial the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to contact from the pager assignment list.
NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmitter. 3.4 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted. 3.5 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. You have about 20 secon's to talk. Your. allotted time has expired when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone. ( . l
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- a. For Kewaunee site transmitter -
- b. For Green Bay transmitter -
3.7 When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.8.
- a. If you hear a " busy" signal, hang up and try again.
3.8 Dial the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to contact from the pager assignment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmitter. [,i.'S) 3.9 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted. 3.10 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. ; You~ have about 20 seconds to talk. Your allotted time has expired ' when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the phone. . 6 4 *
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'N FORM EOF-5.1
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'.;ij2) 4.1.1 I'nitial Actions and tiotifications
- b. Notification of Corporate Emergency Personnel PUBLIC INFOR!tATION DIRECTOR Initials Office # Home #
2 Designate Contacted TIME ENVIRN0 MENTAL PROTECTI0li DIRECTOR Designate Contacted TIME J-( '.9-, ; ADMIN / LOGISTICS DIRECTOR Designate Centacted TIME NUCLEAR EMERGENCY PREPAREDHESS COORDINATOR Time Contacted
- e. NAWAS contact: Agency Time Initials Warning Center l
East Central Area Kewaunee County l C-4' Manitowoc County G
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% FORM EOF-5.1 (cont' d)
Notification of United States Coast Guard: Day e. Night Contact Time Initials
- g. Notification of INP0:
Contact Time Initial s
- h. Hotification of ANI:
Contact Time Initial s 4.1.2 Notification of Emergency Class De-escalation
- a. Public Information Director Time Initials Time
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Contact Time Initial s
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- d. Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (E0C)
Contact Time Initials State Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area E0C (if activated) ... Contact Time Initials Kewaunce County Sherif f, or Kewaunee County E0C (if activated) Contact Time Initials Manitowoc County ' Sheriff, or Manitowoc County E0C (if activated) Contact Time Initials U.S. Coast Guard Day
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EP-ENV-5 JAN 2 21999 Page 11 of 14 FORM E0F-5.1 (cont'd) 7.h h ' l ' 4.1.3 Notification of Emergency Closcout Time Initial s
.a. Public Information Director Time Initials Environmental Protection Director Initial s Admin / Logistics Director Time Nucicar Emergency Preparedness Coord Time Initials
- b. INPO Contact Time Initial s
- c. ANI Contact Time Initial s
- d. Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (E0C)
Contact Time. Initial s . State Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area EOC (if activated) Contact Time Initials (r '. ,) Kewaunee County Sheriff, or Kewaunee County E0C (if activated) Contact Time Initials Manitowoc County Sheriff, or " Manitowoc County E0C (if activated) Contact ____ Time Initial s U.S. Coast Guard __ Day _ _ _ _ Night Contact Time Initials e l
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CHECKLIST FOR STATUS UPDATES TO SUPPORT AGENCIES , A. Identification: Date Time Name of Person Making Report Licensee Facility Affected , B. bescription: , Date of Event Time Description of What Happened C. Consequences of Event: (Complete depending on type of event) Injuries Fatalities Contamination (personnel) (property) Overexposures (known/possible) Safety Hazard (describe - actual / potential) , i i,j i
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l , WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!1 l NO. EP-E0F-6 REY. B i Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant i TITLE: Corporate Response to a l General Emergency EMERGENCY PLAtl IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l l h. ts s.-.a .lI DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 1 of 14 I
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l APPROVED BY [/d/%r# / C#f_ ' i 1.0 APPLICABILITY 1.1 This procedure is to be inplemented upon the declaration of a General Emergency or at the request of the Emergency Response flanager. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 All pages should be sent on both transmitters to ensure maximum area coverage - Kewaunee transmitter (plant ext . ., Green Bay transmitter (plant ext or Green Bay ext ). 2.2 All Green Bay pager transmissions must have the pager number preceded by a (1).
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3.1 EP-EOF-1, Corporate Emergency Responso Organization 3.2 EP-AD-17, Communications 3.3 EP-EOF-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation 3.4 EP-E0F-9, Interface with Support Organizations
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l DATE: JAtl 2 219e2 j 4.1.1 Initial Actions and Notifications
- a. Upon notification and verification of a General Emergency condition, contact the Emergency Director.
NOTE: If notified by pager, confirm contact with a - telephone call to I b. Notify a designate for each of the corporate emergency I positions and brief designates on plant status per l Fonn E0F-6.1 Phone contact should be used if time . I permits. . NOTE: If unable to contact one person from each group by using home or office telephone numbers, activate the pager system per attached Table EOF-6.1 or call System Operat-ing at and provide your name and title and the names and titles of the individuals you wish to page. Also provide a brief (20 seconds) message to be broadcast over the pagers. System Operat . ing personnel will attempt to contact these individuals (j via the paging system.
- c. Activate the E0F by:
- 1. proceeding to the SAF and activating the EOF in accordance with EP-E0F-2 and,
- 2. as necessary, contact additional personnel to staff the EOF with phone numbers listed in procedure EP-E0F-1, Table E0F-1.2.
*3. following completion of EP-EOF-2 continue this procedure with Step 4.1.1.d.
l d. If TSC has not already made the initial General Emergency notifications, notify the State and local governments I using the NAWAS ohone and document the contact on Form E0F-6.1. - 1 l The following statement should be given: , I I I I l l Kewaunee Nuclear calling Warning Center 1, East Central Area, Kewaunee 1
'* l County, and Manitowoc County. Please acknowledge. I A Wait until all four areas have acknowledged, then continue. If any i area fails to acknowledge, ask Warning Center 1 to ring that area.
l I WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION 1 NO. EP-EOF-6 I Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to a I General Emergency itM,4ERGENCY PLAN I!4PLE!4ENTING PROCEDURE l l l PAGE 3 of 14
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I 1 1 All areas please take the following message: I l l , I I I I l This is (title) at the Kewaunee Nuclear Plant. An incident has
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I l I occurred at our facility and we are declaring a General Emergency I l l l at (time) on ( date) . l l 1 l l There (has/has not) been a radiological release. Near-site con- l sequences are expected. The State Radiological Response Team and l l l ' I I key response personnel sho'uld be notified. Activate Emergency l Emergency Operations Centers. l l l I I I l l We will keep you informed of the situation., l l I l l l Any confirming calls or return contacts should be through commercial 1 telephone. . l l 1 I l 1 l To repeat: Kewaunce Nuclear Plant is declaring a General Emergency I 6 1 '(time) on (date). Please relay this information to Emergency 1 (Q l
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I l Government imediately. l I l l Please acknowledge receipt of message. l ~ I l e. If the TSC has not already made the initial General Emerger.cy I notification, notify the United States Coast Guard using 1 commercial telephone lines with the text of the previous I message and document the contact on Form E0F-4.1.
- f. Evaluate offsite radiological conditions with the Environmental Protection Directo.r and recommend protective actions, if warranted, to State and local authorities.
- g. Provide status updates to support agencies (using Form E0F-6.2) at mutually agreed upon intervals.
- h. Notify the Institutue of Nuclear Power Operations (INP0) and inform them of the General Emergency condition per Fonn EOF-6.1. ,
- 1. Notify American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) and inform them of the General Emergency condition per Form E0F-6.1.
- j. As necessary, perform any additional support organization l notifications per EP-E0F-9, Interface with Support
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- k. Provide information via the corporate management to the Public Infonnation Director.
- 1. If requested, dispatch representative to the County Emergency Operations Center.
I m. Brief the E0F staff periodically on the status of the i emergency and pertinent plant conditions. 4.1.2 General Emergency De-escalation to a (Site Emergency / Alert / 7 Unusual Event). .
- a. Notify the corporate emergency directors of the emergency !
class change per Form EOF-6.1. .
- b. Notify Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) of the emergency class change per Form E0F-6 l .
- c. Notify American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) of the emergency class change per Form E0F-6.1.
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- d. If the E0F is activated, notify the support agencies of the emergency class change per Form EOF-6.1. -
The following message should be given: - I I l This is (title) at the Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant. Conditions l l have improved and we have de-escalated the General Emergency to 1 I a (Site Emergency / Alert / Unusual Evcnt) at (time) on (date). 1 I . I I To repeat: The General Emergency has been de-escalated to a l 1 (Site Emergency / Alert / Unusual Event) at (time) on (date). Relay l l this infonnation to Emergency Government immediately. l I i 4.1.3 General Emergency Close Out
- a. Notify the corporate emergency directors of the emergency close out per Form E0F-6.1.
- b. Notify the institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INP0) of the emergency close out per Form E0F-6.1.
- c. Notify American Nuclear Insurers ( ANI) of the emergency
.. close out per Form E0F'-6.1.
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- d. If the EOF is active.ted, notify the supcort agencies of the emergency close out per Form EOF-6.1.
The following message should be give[1: I 1 l l This is (title) at the Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant. We have l I closed out the General Emergency at (time) on (date). I I I To repeat: The General Emergency has been closed cut at (time) i I l on (date). I I I This verbal close out will be followed with a written summary within l . l
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I 1 l Relay this information to' Emergency Government immediately. I
- e. Perform E0F de' activation in accordance with Section 4.2 of '
EP-E0F-2, Emergency Operations Facility Activation. j 4.1.4 Final Conditions (one of the following) ,
- a. The General Emergency has been recissified as:
- 1. Unusual Event; EP-E0F-3, is being implemented.
- 2. Alert; EP-E0F-4, is being implemented.
- 3. Site Emergency; EP-EOF-5, is being implemented.
- b. The General Emergency has been closed out and no recovery operations are required.
- c. The recovery phase criteria have been met and the emergency organization is shifting to a recovery mode, by implementing EP-AD-15 Recovery Planning. l 1
4.2 Public Information Director (PID) Actions . 4.2.1 Upon notification from the ERM, perform normal press release actions in support of the General Emergency condition. 4.2.2 Activate the Joint Public Information Center per reference 3.8. (? .
l ) . , l WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION l NO. EP-EOF-6 I Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant l TITLE: Corporate Response to a l General Emergency l 1 1 PAGE 6 of 14 (/q]$)hj:IMERGENCYPLANIMPLEMENTINGPROCEDURE I DATE: . JAN 2 2 1982 l l x-4.3 Envircnmental Protection Of rector (EPD) Actions 4.3.1 Perform actions in accordance to EP-ENV-35, Environmental Protection Directors Action and Directives. 4.4 Environmental Monitoring Team (EMT) Actions 4.4.1 Perform actions in accordance with EP-ENY-30. 4.5 Admin / Logistics Director ( ALD) Actions 4.5.1 If notified by pager, confirm contact with a telephone call to the SAF at . ., 4.5.2 If informed of EOF activation by the ERM, contact a recorder per Form EOF-6.3 and proceed to the EOF via the SAF. 4.5.3 Obtain necessary administrative support from the list on *
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.p5?h in TABLE EOF-6.1 PAGI!1G SYSTEM OPERATI0t1
(: lr A.1 Tone and Voice Radio Pagers are assigned to personnel as shown with call numbers on the Emergency Call List. A.2 Whenever it is necessary to contact a person on the Emergency Call List and he is not on site, the home telephone number should be called first. If he cannot be reached at home, contact should then be attempted by using the person's individual call number. A group of individuals may be contacted by using the group call number. Tone and voice contact by pagers is effective within a 15 mile radius of the transmitting station. Only tone contacts can be made outside the 15 mile radius.
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. 3.1 Determine the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to contact from'the pager assignment list. .
PLAf1T EXTEt1SIOt1 PH0!!ES 3.2 Dial the terminal access code on any plant extension. Kewaunee site transmitter - 7 O Green Bay transmitter - or , f
- a. When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.3.
- b. If you hear a " busy" signal, hang up and try again.
3.3 Dial the two digit pager code for the party or group you~ wish to contact from the pager assignment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmitter. 3.4 Listen for the acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being transmitted. 3.5 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. You 'have about 20 seconds to talk. Your allotted time has expired when you hear the " busy" tone returned to the telephone. Hang up the . phone. . Ls_,.. - e
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GREEN BAY EXTENSION PH0!!ES 3.6 Dial:
- a. For Kewaunee site transmitter - ,
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3.7 When the terminal answers and responds with a beep, go to step 3.8.
- a. If you hear a " busy" signal,' hang up and try again.
3.8 Dial the two digit pager code for the party or group you wish to - contact from the pager as'signment list. NOTE: This number must be preceded by a "1" when using the Green Bay transmitter.
.s 3.9 Listen for the' acknowledge (beeping) tone, indicating page being .
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,r 3.10 When the beeping tone stops, speak your message to the called party. .~
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4.1.1 Initial Actions and Notifications
- b. Notification of Corporate 2mergency Personnel PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTOR '
Initials Office # Home it Designate Contacted TIME ENVIRN0 Meld AL PROTECTION DIRECTOR Indiv ,, Group ~ Designate Contacted TIMc (p.g3
's . . ADMIN / LOGISTICS DIRECTOR Designate Contacted TIMF NUCLEAR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COORDINATOR Time Contacted _ _
- d. NAWAS .antact: Agency Time Initials Warning Center 1 East Central Area __
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O ~ e.*' Notification of United States Coast Guard: Day Night - Contact Time Initials 9 Notification of INP0: Contact Time Initials
- h. Notification of ANI:
Contact Time Initial s 4.1.2 Notification of Emergency Class De-escalation'
- a. Public Information Director ~ Time ' Initials Environmental Protection Director Time Initial s __
Admin / Logistics Director Time Initials Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Coord Time Initial s
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- d. Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (E0C) .
Contact Time Initial s State Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area E0C (if activated)
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- a. Public Information Director Time Initial s Environmental Protection Director Time Initial s Admin / Logistics Director Time Initials Nuc1 car Emergency Preparedness Coord Time _
Initials
- b. INP0 Contact Time Initial s
- c. ANI Contact Time Initial s
- d. Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (E0C)
Contact Time - Initial s - State Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area E0C (if activated) ,
~ Contact Time Initials Kewaunce County Sheriff, or Kewaunee County E0C (if activated) .
Contact Time Initials Manitowoc County Sheriff, or Manitowoc County EOC (if activated) Contact Time Initial s ( i U.S. Coast Guard Day Night Contact Time Initials l
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Time Name of Person Making Report Date Facility Affected Licensee _ B.
Description:
Date of Event Time Description of What Happened C. Consequences of Event: (Complete depending on type of event) . Injuries Fatalities Contamination (personnel) (property)'
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Safety Hazard (describe - actual / potential) Off-site Radiation Levels Meteorology (wind speed) From (direction) Weather Conditions (rain, clear, overcast, temperature) D. Cause of Event: E. Recommended Protective Actions: - ~~ Classification of Emergency r c
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Mb,,, _ y Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (EOC) I I Contact i I I I I I Time f I I I Ini ti al I , I I Stcte Patrol Fond du Lac, or East Central Area EOC (if activated) l I l Contact ! l I I Time i I I I I I Ini tial l I Kewaunee County Sheriff, or . Kewaunea County E0C (if activated) Contact i l ! I -l I I I Time l I l C'T~- ) ini tial I l 1 I Manitowoc County Sheriff, or Manitowoc County EOC (if activated) . Contact l l l l l I I
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EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE l 1 b i DATE: JAN 2 21992 l PAGE 1 of 4 - ( l 1 l REVIEWED BY k. /7 W l APPROVED BY (8/$s i og/_
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i 1.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure provides for the testing of communicatfor circuits and documentation of records in the Emergency Operation Facility (E0F) upon activation. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 Ensure that c'ommunication lines are established and being maintained as required. 2.2 Ensure that appropriate records and logs are started and maintained as required. 3.0 REFERE!!CES (].) ~ 3.1 EP-AD-17, Communications - 3.2 Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Plan 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Emergency Response Manager 4.1.1 Assign the necessary E0F staff member (s) to man E0F communication links and perform communication checks as delineated in Section 4.2. 4.1.2 Maintain a log record of all significant events and actions. l l NOTE: The following is a list of information that should be considered for documentation in this log:
- a. Date and time ~
- b. Names of personnel assuming key positions in the emergency response organization ,
- c. Plant status and conditions
- d. Major steps taken during the emergency
- e. Important data received (i.e., results from dose
[ projections and release calculations, results from ( y} radiation surveys, etc.).
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- f. Infonnation exchanged with Federal, State, l'ocal and private organizctions (i.e., protective action recommendations, .
class of emergency, projected doses, recommended emergency actions, request for any needed support, etc.).
- g. Time of closeout or reclassification of the emergency.
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/ .} received from and sent to other Emergency Response Facilities
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'4.2.4 Inform the Emergency Response Manager of all information received from members of the Emergency Respon's'e Organization or support organizations. .
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- 1. National Warning System (NAWAS) - using the NAWAS phone system, contact Warning Center 1 using the following message:
I 1 l "This is a test, KEWAUNEE NUCLEAR CALLING WISC0tlSIN ,1 WISCONSIN ACKNOWLEDGE TEST." l l WARNING CENTER 1. I I
- 2. Perform phone check of blue colored ringdown circuits to:
- a. Technical Support Center
- q b. Radiological Analysis Facility (if activated).
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- d. Control Room
- e. Site Access Facility
- 3. Using appropriate two digit access code on County E0C circuit, contact at least one station to ensure operation (Kewaunee
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- 4. Pick up beige colored plant PBX extension phone and ensure operability by hearing a dial tone.
- 5. Pick up black colored direct outside lines and ensure operability by hearing.a dial tone.
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I I I I I OUTGOING l Phone Circuit Used:] l DATE: 1 TIME: l INCOMING , 1 I I I l T0: 1 FROM: l l l I I Message: I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I 1 I I I Received by: I - I I i . I I l DATE: 1 TIME: 1 INCOMI!1G OUTG0ING l Phone Circuit Used:l l 1 I I l T0: 1 FROM: l l ' I I 1 Message: - I-l l l I 1 I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I Received by: I I I I l l l DATE: 1 TIME: l INCOMING OUTGOING l Phone Circuit Used:l j l i I I ! l T0: 1 FROM: l I I I I Message: 1 l l l . I I I I . I ; I I . l-1 I . 1 1 l Ce .. i I - I I I . I I Received by: I , i
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3.1 EP-RET-4C, Site Radiological Monitoring . 3.2 Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Plan 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 ERM notifies E0F staff that habitability limits have been exceeded and to commence relocation actions. Follow direction of the Site Radiation Emergency Team and Security Personnel during relocation. 4.2 ERM notifies the Emergency Director (ED) that the E0F is being relocated to the Lakeshore Division Office. 4.3 E0F functions are temporarily transferred as described below until relocation of EOF is complete. Person
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- 4.9 The ERI1 notifies the Emergency Director or his representative that relocation of E0F is complete and functions that were temporarily transferred to other emergency directors have been resumed by the E0F staff.
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1 I Q" l REVIEWED BY ' be-<Iv.) l APPROVED BY [4X/a,,y 4m 1 J / I 1.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure is implemented upon determination that assistance of outside Support Organizations is needed to support the emergency response activities. 2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 Ensure acknowledgement from Support Organizations of the assistance requested. I 2.2 Document telephone conversations per EP-E0F-7, Communication and . Documentation. 3.0 REFEREllCES - 3.1 Fluor Po'.ar Services, Inc., Emergency Response Plan ,. O b' 3.2 Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Emergency Response Plan, Water
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3.3 ' State of Wisconsin, Peacetime Radiological Emergency Response Plan 3.4 Hanitowoc County Radiological Emergency Response Plan 3.5 Kewaunee County Radiological Emergency Response Plan 3.6 Rad Services Inc., Agreement for Health Physics Services 3.7 Hazleton Environmental Services, Emergency Response Plan for Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS l l 4.1 Emergency Response Manager or Emergency Director l 4.1.1 Determine need for radiological and environmental support and j assign appropriate personnel to complete section 4.2. i ! 4.1.2 Determine need for engineering and technical support and assign l appropriate personnel to complete section 4.3. 1 4.1.3 Determine need for medical assistance and direct appropriate
\;. personnel to complete section.4.4.
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I I . WISC0!1 SIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIO!1 l NO. EP-E0F-9
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, Kewaunee lluclear Power Plant i TITLE: Interface With 1 Support Organizations EMERGEllCY PLAN IMPLEME!! TING PROCEDURE l l
- g. l DATE: JAN 2 21982 l PAGE 2 of 3 1 I 4.2 Radiological and Environmental Support 4.2.1 Radiological Protection Director (RPD) and Environmental Protection Director (EPD) inform the Emergency Director '(ED)
.or the Emergency Response Manager (ERM) of the need for assistance.
4.2.2 Contact Rad Services,Inc., or Hazleton Environmental Sciences per recommendations received from the RPD/EPD using the following numbers: ,
- a. Rad Services, Inc.
- b. Hazleton Envir'onmental Sciences
- l. L.G. Huebner (office)
(home) (office)
- 2. C. Marucut
- (home) -
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\;~~ j NOTE: If additional contacts are needed, refer to Letter of Agreement, Appendix D, of Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant -
Emergency Plan. 4.3 Engineering and Technical Support
. 4.3.1 Technical Support Center Director (TSCD) or Emergency Director (ED) determine the need for assistance and inform the Emergency Response Manager of the need for assistance.
4.3.2 Con' tact Westinghouse or Fluor Power Services per recommendations received from the Technical Support Center Director using the following numbers:
- a. Westinghouse Hank RupV'. , Emergency Response Director (office)
(home) (HHL) Roh Lehr, Emergency Response Deouty Director (office) (home) (- # (HHL)
l l 4 WISCQllSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION 1 NO. EP-EOF-9 l l , , l Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant i TITLE: Interface With l Support Organizations i
- g. EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE I I fj l DATE: JAN 2 21982 PAGE 3 of 3
- b. Fluor Power Services C.E. Agan, Director (of fice) ,
(home) T.L. Roell, Alternate (office) - (.home) . 4.4 Medical Assistance 4.4.1 Contact medical agencies, as determined by ERM or Emergency - Director, at the following numbers:
- a. Two Rivers Community Hospital
- b. Dr. Kaner
- c. U.W. Hospi tal .
^ d. Dr. Larson
- e. Ambulance j 1. Two Rivers - .
- 2. Kewcunee -
4.5 Other Support Agencies
- 4.5.1 The Emergency Response Manager may require assistance from any of the following suppcrt agencies.
, a. American Nuclear Insurers
- b. Department of Energy Day Night .
- c. Institute of Nuclear Power '
Operations (INPO)
- d. National Weather Service Office (Green Bay)
- e. NRC - Region III - Chicago Operations Office .
- f. Point Beach Nuclear Power Plant
- g. Public Service Commission of -
Wisconsin EP-E0F-9 .
- h. State Police - Fond du Lac
- 1. U.S. Coast Guard Day
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. SWISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION l NO. EP-SEC-2(a) g Kewaunce Nuclear Power Plant 1 TITLE: Manual Activation of l Emergency Sirens
~ 'i I l DATE 1-29-82 PAGE 1 of 3
(. I REVIEWED BY l APPROVED BY l Mv I
'1.0 APPLICABILITY This procedure is a supplement to EP-SEC-2. This procedure defines additional responsibilities of the Security Force. This procedure is effective until March 1,1982, unless reissued or withdrawn prior to March 1,1982. ,
2.0 PRECAUTIONS 2.1 Prior to manual activation of any siren, it is absolutely essential that it is understood which siren is to be started. - 1 2.2 Every reasonable means shall be used to start a siren within 15 minutes of the decision to do so (e.g., flashing lights). l - 't .0 REFERENCES 6 3.1 EP-SEC-2, Security Force Response to Emergencies. s . 4.0 SECURITY DIRECTOR / SHIFT CAPTAIN INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Direction to start or stop a siren must come from the Emerg'ency Director. 4.2 Provide the key (s) for operation of the siren, starters to the Security Officer dispatched to open the E0F. In the event the sirens must be started, this officer (or other available EOF personnel) will proceed to the. siren and close the key operated switch. 4.3 The Security Officer shall report to the Shift Captain the time the , siren started. . i 4.4 The Shift Captain shall advise the Emergency Director of each reported siren start. 4.5 Once a siren is started, the Security Officer shall proceed with his/her assigned duties. The keys for operation are not be. be left with the siren.
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[7:: ) l DATE 1-29-82 l PAGE 2 of 3 l l k .v 5.0 SIRENS i 1 - City of Kewaunee #1 2 - Krok and Angle Road #2 . 3 - County B and Old Settler Road #3 4 - Highway 42 and Sandy Bay Road #4 5 - County B and Nuclear Road #5 ' I i . l THIS INSTRUCTION APPLIES TO SIRENS 3, 4, AND 5 ONLY. l l Sirens 1 and 2 remain under the excTusTve control I l of the Kewaunee County Sheriff. l
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