ML040500268
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| Site: | Browns Ferry  |
| Issue date: | 02/06/2004 |
| From: | Abney T Tennessee Valley Authority |
| To: | Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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1 Tennessee Valley Authority, Post Office Box 2000, Decatur, Alabama 35609-2000 February 6, 2004 10 CFR Part 50, App E U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ATTN: Document Control Desk Mail Stop: OWFN, P1-35 Washington, D.C. 20555-0001 Gentlemen:
In the Matter of ) Docket Nos. 50-259 Tennessee Valley Authority 50-260 50-296 BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT (BFN) - UNITS 1, 2, and 3 -
EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE (EPIP) REVISIONS TVA is submitting this notification in accordance with the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix E, Section V.
Specifically, EPIPs were revised, namely, EPIP-1, Table Of Contents, Revision 35; Section II- 6.0, Revision 31; and Section III-6.0, Revision 31; EPIP-12, Revision 1;. and EPIP-17, Revision 28. The effective date for these revisions is January 22, 2004. If you have any questions, please telephone me at (256) 729-2636.
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T. E. ibhey Manager of Lice:
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Page 2 February 6, 2004 cc (Enclosure):
NRC Resident Inspector (Enclosure provided by Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant BFN Document Control Unit) 10833 Shaw Road Athens, Alabama 35611-6970 Mr. Stephen J. Cahill, Branch Chief (2 Enclosures)
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region II Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center 61 Forsyth Street S.W., Suite 23T85 Atlanta, Georgia 30303-8931 Mr. Kahtan N. Jabbour, Senior Project Manager (w/o Enclosure)
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission One White Flint, North (MS 08G9)
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, Maryland 20852-2738
ENCLOSURE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT (BFN)
UNITS 1, 2, AND 3 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE (EPIP) REVISIONS EPIP-1, EPIP-12 AND EPIP-17 SEE ATTACHED
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GENERAL REVISIONS FILING INSTRUCTIONS FILE DOCUMENTS AS FOLLOWS:
PAGES TO BE REMOVED PAGES TO BE INSERTED EPIP-1, TOC Revision 34 EPIP-1, TOC Revision 35 SECTION II - 6.0 Revision 30 SECTION II - 6.0 Revision 31 SECTION III - 6.0 Revision 30 SECTION III - 6.0 Revision 31 EPIP-12 Revision 0 EPIP-12 Revision 1 EPIP-17, Revision 27 EPIP-17, Revision 28
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i TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-1 EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION PROCEDURE REVISION 35 PREPARED BY: RANDY WALDREP PHONE: 2038 RESPONSIBLE ORGANIZATION: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS APPROVED BY: JEFF LEWIS DATE: 12/17/2003 EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/22/2004 LEVEL OF USE: REFERENCE USE QUALITY-RELATED
REVISION LOG Procedure Number: EPIP- I Revision Number 35 Pages Affected: 1,49, 164 Description of Change:
IC -42 EPIP 1, rev. 31 revision is being conducted to change the Site Boundary Radiation Reading from a beta-gamma value to gamma only value. This change does not involve the numerical value. This revision is in compliance with the REP and doesn't affect the BFN EP standard emergency classification and action level scheme. This revision is being conducted to ensure consistency with NUMARC/NESP-007, Reg Guide 1.101, and NEI 99-01 (Rev. 4).
IC -43 EPIP 1, rev. 32 is being conducted to modify information that support EAL 1.I-GI, 1.1-G2, and 1.2-G. The revision incorporates changes resulting from modifications to calculations that support Minimum Alternate RPV Flooding Pressures (MARFP) and Minimum Steam Cooling Reactor Water Level (MSCRWL). Revisions to these calculations were conducted in support of the EQI Program Manual Revision 21 (U3CI 1).
IC-44 EPIP 1, rev. 33 is being issued to modify EAL 6.7-U. The revision incorporates changes resulting from the letter from NEI to NRC (to Mr. Bruce A. Boger) dated December 18, 2001 requesting confirmation for EAL basis change to include response to a Site -Specific Credible Threat. This was developed in response to NRC's October 6, 2001 Safeguards Advisor. This is additional information and does not change existing criteria in the EAL Basis.
IC-45 EPIP 1, rev. 34 is being conducted to modify information that support EAL 1.1-G I, 1.I -G2, and 3. 1-S. The revision incorporates changes resulting from modifications to calculations that support Minimum Alternate RPV Flooding Pressures (MARFP),
Minimum Steam Cooling Reactor Water Level (MSCRWL) and Maximum Safe Operating Area Temperature Limits. Revisions to these calculations were conducted in support of the EOI Program Manual Revision 22 (U2C13).
IC-46 EPIP-1 rev. 35 is being conducted to more effectively clarify the Emergency Action Level, 6.3-A. This change was initiated through the BFN Drill and Exercise Program as an Improvement Item.
EPIP-1 EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION PROCEDURE TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NUMBER REVISION TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................... 1 35 SECTION I INTRODUCTION CLASSIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS ........................................ 3 29 GLOSSARY ........................................ 5 29 EVENT CLASSIFICATION INDEX ....................................... 1 29 SECTION II EVENT CLASSIFICATION MATRIX 1.0 REACTOR ....................................... 13 31 2.0 PRIMARY CONTAINMENT ....................................... 21 28 3.0 SECONDARY CONTAINMENT ....................................... 29 30 4.0 RADIOACTIVITY RELEASES ....................................... 33 30 5.0 LOSS OF POWER ....................................... 39 29 6.0 HAZARDS ....................................... 45 31 7.0 NATURAL EVENTS ....................................... 61 28 8.0 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR JUDGEMENT .............................. 67 29 SECTION III BASIS 1.0 REACTOR ....................................... 75 31 2.0 PRIMARY CONTAINMENT ....................................... 97 28 3.0 SECONDARY CONTAINMENT ....................................... 116 30 4.0 RADIOACTIVITY RELEASE ....................................... 126 30 5.0 LOSS OF POWER ....................................... 139 29 6.0 HAZARDS ....................................... 155 31 7.0 NATURAL EVENTS ....................................... 183 28 8.0 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR JUDGEMENT ............................ 190 29 PAGE 1 OF 207 REVISION 35
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Personnel actions required in the affected area(s).
OPERATING CONDITION: OPERATING CONDITION:
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EMIERGENCY- EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION II PROCEDURE.: EVENT CLASSIFICATION MATRIX 6.0 HAZARDS K-> DSCRIS'ON DECIPTIO Turbine failure resulting in casing penetration OR U
Significant damage to turbine or generator seals during operation. az OPERATING CONDITION:
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-Mode 2 6.2-A ~~~~~~~~~6.3-A ContrlRom rom ntryintoAOI-O0-2 Abndonent Turbine failure resulting in visible structural damage to or SI-16 for ANY Unit Control Room. - .O Visible penetration of ANY of the following structures>
-from miissiles:
- Reactor Building*. . Intakze Structures
.. ~~Diesel Generator Building
- ontrol Bay OPERATING CONDITION: .- OPERATING CONDITION:
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- ControlRoom Abandonme~nt from entry into AOI-100-2 or.< .
-SSI-16 for ANY Unit Control Room.
Control of Reactof iter level, React6r presure and Reactor' - .
power (for Modes 1.2. &3) or decay heat removal (for M-4&5)perAOI-100-2 or SSI-16 -asapplicableCANNOTbe .-.
-established within 20 minutes after evacuation is initiated. -~ .. -
OPERATING CONDITION: .
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- -TABLE 6.4-Ul.-
APPLICABLE PLANT AREAt FA t-REACTOR BUILDING REFUEL FLOOR 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD BATTERY ROOMS 480V SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 3A and 3B RMOV BOARD ROOMS 4KV BUS TIE BOARD ROOM '
CONTROL BAY ELEVATION 593'. 606' and 617' ..
DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS (ALL ELEVATIONS)
TURBINE BUILDING (ALL ELEVATIONS IN OR ADJACENT TO AREAS CONTAINING SAFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT INTAKE PUMPING STATION (ALL ELEVATIONS)
RADWASTE BUILDING (ALL ELEVATIONS)
CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
STANDBY GAS TREATMENT BUILDING z:TABLE 6.4-A,
- APPLICABLE PLANT AREA'i REACTOR BUILDING REFUEL FLOOR 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD BATTERY ROOMS 480V SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 3A and 3B RMOV BOARD ROOMS 4KV BUS TIE BOARD ROOM CONTROL BAY ELEVATION 593', 606' and 617' DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS (ALL ELEVATIONS)
INTAKE PUMPING STATION (ALL ELEVATIONS)
CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
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EMERGENCY EPIP-1' CLASSIFICATION SECTION II PROCEDURE, EVENT CLASSIFICATION MATRIX 6.0 HAZARDS K-I DESRaIO DESC11RITIN DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION I I I I~~~ l_
6.4-U1r 6.4-U2 Confirmed fire in ANY plant area listed in Table 6.4-Ul AND NOT extinguished within 15 minutes.
Unanticipated explosion within the protected area resulting in visible damage to ANY permanent structure or equipment.
U OPERATING CONDITION: OPERATING CONDITION:
-All -All zA 6.4-A T Fire or explosion in ANY plant area listed in Table 6.4-A affecting safety system performance OR Fire or explosion causing visible damage to permanent structures or safety systems in ANY area listed in Table .
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REFUEL FLOOR CONTROL BAY DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS TURBINE BUILDING INTAKE PUMPING STATION RADWASTE BUILDING CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
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- A DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 6.5-U T EITHER of the following conditions exists: C
- Normal operations impeded due to access restrictions caused by toxic gas concentrations within any C building or structure listed in Table 6.5/6.6.
- Confirmed report by Local, County, or State Officials that a large offsite toxic gas release has occurred r-within one mile of the site with potential to enter the site boundary in concentrations at or above the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) causing an evacuation of any site personnel.
OPERATING CONDITION: Z
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ALL of the following conditions exists:
Plant personnel report toxic gas within any building or structure listed inTable 6516.6.
- Plant personnel report severe adverse health reactions due to toxic gas (i.e., burning eyes, throat, or dizziness) or Sampling results by Fire Protection or Industrial Safety personnel indicate levels above the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL).
- Detemrinuationby the Sit'EEmergency Director'thatplant personnel Would be urable to' perform actions necessaiy to establish anid maintain cold shutd6wn conditions while utilizing appropriate personnel protective equipment. ' - -
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DESCRIrI"ION JESCRIMPUIN 6.7-UC ANY of the following conditions exist:
- Bomb device discovered within the plant protected area but NOT within a vital area M
- Attempted or imminent attempt by a hostile force to penetrate the plant protected area barrier
- Civil disturbance ongoing on the owner controlled property outside the protected area that threatens to interrupt plant operations2!
- Hostage/Extortion situation that threatens to interrupt plant operations.
- A credible site-specific security threat notification. z I OPERATING CONDITON:
-All Bomb device discovered within ANY plant vital area OR >
, Actual intrusion into the plant protected area by a hostile force.T OPERATING CONDMON:
-All Ku Intrusion into ANY plant vital area by a hostile force. T OPERATING CONDITION:
6.7-G Intrusion by a hostile force into Control Rooms, backup control areas, or plant vital areas which results in a loss of physical control of equipment or functions required to reach and maintain safe shutdown or remove decay heat from any unit.
OPERATING CONDmON:
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DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 6.8-U a Z
Vehicle crash (for example; aircraft or barge) into a rA plant structures or systems within the protected are-boundary.
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-All Vehicle crash (for example; aircraft or barge) into ANY Plant vital area.
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EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS tLI I) [0)11111 [V W BS UNUSUAL EVENT Valid, unexpected increase of ANY in plant Area Radiation Monitor (ARM) reading to 1000 mremlhr (except TIP Room).
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OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification addresses unexpected increases in plant radiation levels that represent a degradation in the control of radioactive material, and constitute a potential degradation in the level of safety of the plant.
The term valid means that the instrument reading can be confirmed by other plant instrumentation indications, is consistent with an on-going transient or unplanned event, or that the condition is verified by RADCON. The term unexpected implies an increase not attributable to an anticipated transient such as a radwaste resin transfer, radiography, calibration activity, etc.
The Control Room is not included because it is an area which requires continuous occupancy and is covered under event classification 6.1-A.2. The TIP Room is not included because high ARM readings may not necessarily indicate a degradation in the control of radioactive materials and no personnel actions are required in the TIP area to safely shutdown the plant or maintain safe shutdown.
Escalation to Alert is based on operations required in the affected area(s) to safely shutdown the plant or maintain safe shutdown.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-AU2 EXAMPLE 4)
- RIMS R38 940916 970
- EOI Program Manual, Section V-E 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 156 OF 207 REVISION 31
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ALERT Valid, unexpected increase of ANY in plant Area Radiation Monitor (ARM) reading to 1000 mrem/hr (except TIP Room)
AND Personnel actions required in the affected area(s).
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification addresses increased radiation levels that may impede necessary access to critical operating areas when conditions necessitate equipment operation or maintenance in those areas in order to maintain safe operation or achieve safe shutdown. The impaired ability to perform inplant operations represents an actual or potential degradation in the level of safety of the plant. It Ku is appropriate to ensure that additional personnel are onsite to perform necessary operations and maintenance and provide proper approvals, surveys, and radiation protection; therefore, the alert classification is justified.
The term valid means that the instrument reading can be confirmed by other plant instrumentation indications or is verified by RADCON. The term unexpected implies an increase not attributable to an anticipated transient such as a radwaste resin transfer, radiography, calibration activity, etc.
The Control Room is not included because it is an area which requires continuous occupancy and is covered under event classification 6.1-A.2. The TIP Room is not included because no personnel actions are required in the area to safely shutdown the plant or maintain safe shutdown.
Escalation to Site Area Emergency or General Emergency is based on Secondary Containment radiation, radiological release, or fission product barrier event classifications.
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'AIS 5 K) A g ALERT (CONTINUED)
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-AA3 EXAMPLE 2)
- RIMS R38 940916 970
- EOI Program Manual, Section V-E K>
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EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS KJ ALERT Control Room radiation levels >15 mrent/hr.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification applies to areas requiring continuous occupancy to maintain safe operation or safely shutdown the plant. At Browns Ferry the Control Room is the only area within the plant that should require continuous manning under these conditions. Other areas (e.g., TSC, OSC) can be relocated to an area of lower dose. Radwaste operations can be suspended and the Radwaste Control Room can be evacuated. The Central Alarm Station (CAS) is not included because of the location at the plant entrance away from the main KJ building. It would not be possible to achieve these levels at the CAS without already reaching alert classification through radiological release.
This event classification may be redundant to fission product barrier and radiological release event classifications; however the cause of the event is not a concern. This event classification is only intended to address exposures to personnel who must be present at required operating stations for long term operation.
Escalation to Site Area Emergency or General Emergency is based on Secondary Containment radiation, radiological release, or fission product barrier event classifications.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-AA3 EXAMPLE 1)
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ALERT Control Room Abandonment from entry into AOI-100-2 or SSI-16 for ANY Unit Control Room.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS With the control room evacuated, additional support, monitoring, and direction through the Technical Support Center and/or other Emergency Operations Centers may be necessary. The Alert declaration ensures centers are manned to provide the necessary additional support.
Escalation to Site Area Emergency is based on inability to establish plant control from outside the control room within 20 minutes.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HA5)
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M(O] U t(SIO] UDL'IAIWSL!d M SITE AREA EMERGENCY Control Room Abandonment from entry into AOI-100-2 or SSI-16 for ANY Unit Control Room.
AND Control of Reactor water level, Reactor pressure, and Reactor power (for Modes 1,2, & 3) or decay heat removal (for Modes 4 & 5) per AOI-100-2 or SSI-16, as applicable, CANNOT be established within 20 minutes after evacuation is initiated.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification is intended to recognize loss of control of critical parameters either by failure of equipment designed to automatically initiate for control of the parameter or failure to expeditiously transfer safety system control to the backup controls. Fission product barrier damage may not yet be indicated K> but should be considered by assessing available parameters versus the status of safety systems and the ability to control critical parameters. In Mode 4 and Mode 5 operator concern should be directed towards maintaining core cooling using decay heat removal systems. In power operation, hot standby, and hot shutdown operator concern is primarily directed toward maintaining critical parameters, (i.e., level, pressure, power, and heat sink) and thereby assuring fission product barrier integrity.
The 20 minute time period is based on time required for personnel to leave the control room, arrive at the appropriate backup control station, and take control of critical parameters before core uncovery or core damage has occurred. This timeframe has been projected within the Tennessee Valley Authority, Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, Fire Protection Report - Unit 2 and 3. During execution of procedures and transfer of equipment control, the listed critical parameters may be considered as being controlled if the parameters can be verified as being maintained within safe value ranges by appropriate equipment and automatic initiation functions designed to control the parameter (example: HPCI auto initiated and raised RPV level to a value above the initiation setpoint.).
Escalation to General Emergency is by fission product barrier degradation radioactivity release, or Emergency Director Judgement event classification.
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Mtie] m t(OI@]I D'AThSLd W SITE AREA EMERGENCY (CONTINUED)
REFERENCES Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HS2)
Fire Protection Report Units 2 and 3 K-'
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ISI i 1 ILN DI .I I RSJ i flS UNUSUAL EVENT Turbine failure resulting in casing penetration OR Significant damage to Turbine or Generator seals during operation.
OPERATING - Mode 1 CONDITION - Mode 2 BASIS This event classification is intended to address Main Turbine rotating component failures of sufficient magnitude to cause observable damages to the Turbine casing or to the seals of the Turbine or Generator. Of major concern is the potential for leakage of combustible fluids (lubricating oil) and gases (hydrogen) into the plant and environs. Actual fires and flammable gas buildup are classified under other event classification. This event classification is consistent with unusual event while maintaining the anticipatory nature desired and recognizing the risk to nonsafety related equipment.
Escalation to higher event classification is based on potential damage to safety related equipment from missiles generated by the failure or by radioactivity release.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HU1 EXAMPLE 6)
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ALERT Turbine failure resulting in visible structural damage to OR Visible penetration of ANY of the following structures from missiles:
- Reactor Building
- Diesel Generator Building
- Intake Structures
- Control Bay OPERATING - Mode l CONDITION - Mode 2 KJ BASIS This event classification is intended to address the threat to safety-related equipment imposed by missiles generated by Main Turbine rotating component failures. Areas included are plant areas containing safety related equipment required to safely operate or safely shutdown the plant. The Alert classification assures adequate personnel are available to perform thorough assessment of damage to structures and equipment in the affected areas.
Escalation to higher event classification is based on system malfunction, fission product barrier degradation, radioactivity release, or Emergency Director Judgement event classifications.
REFERENCES Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HA 1 EXAMPLE 6)
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EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS UNUSUAL EVENT Confirmed fire in ANY plant area listed in Table 6.4-Ul AND NOT extinguished within 15 minutes.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS The purpose of this event classification is to address the magnitude and extent of fires that may be potentially significant precursors to damage to safety systems.
This excludes such items as fires within administration buildings, waste basket fires, and other small fires with no safety significance. This event classification applies to plant vital areas, buildings and areas contiguous to plant vital areas, or areas which have the potential to cause significant release of radioactive material such as Radwaste. These areas are included in Table 6.4-Ul.
Confirmation of fire includes those actions listed in the appropriate Alarm Response Procedure (ARP) to verify the alarm is not spurious or by visual observation by personnel in the field. If confirmation cannot be positively ascertained within 15 minutes and symptoms indicative of a fire persists then confirmation should be assumed and this event classification declared.
Allowance of fifteen minutes for extinguishment is provided to exclude small fires, easily extinguishable, with no significant safety consequence.
Escalation to Alert is based on fire affecting the operability of plant safety systems required for the current operating condition.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HIU2)
- Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Safe Shutdown Program I )
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UNUSUAL EVENT (CONTINUED)
CURVES/TABLES
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-. APPLICABLE PLANT AREA^^
REACTOR BUILDING REFUEL FLOOR 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD BATTERY ROOMS 480V SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 3A and 3B RMOV BOARD ROOMS 4KV BUS TIE BOARD ROOM CONTROL BAY ELEVATION 593', 606' and 617' K) DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS (ALL ELEVATIONS)
TURBINE BUILDING (ALL ELEVATIONS IN OR ADJACENT TO AREAS CONTAINING SAFE SHUTDOWN EQUIPMENT INTAKE PUMPING STATION (ALL ELEVATIONS)
RADWASTE BUILDING (ALL ELEVATIONS)
CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
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EMIERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K'j ri I 4 c4 D:4 uKOJ [S]L SA UNUSUAL EVENT Unanticipated explosion within the protected area resulting in visible damage to ANY permanent structure or equipment.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS The purpose of this event classification is to recognize only those explosions of sufficient force to damage permanent structures or equipment within the protected area. An explosion is defined as rapid, violent, unconfined combustion, or a catastrophic failure of pressurized equipment that potentially imparts significant energy to nearby structures and materials. This event classification makes no K> attempt to assess the actual magnitude of the damage. The occurrence of the explosion with reports of evidence of damage (e.g., deformation and scorching) is sufficient for declaration. The Site Emergency Director also needs to consider any security aspects of the explosion if applicable.
Escalation to Alert is based on explosion affecting safety system performance or causing visible damage to structures or equipment required for safe shutdown.
REFERENCES Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HUl EXAMPLE 5) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 167 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
WI4IW1DUUkS1I[Sk ALERT Fire or explosion in ANY plant area listed in Table 6.4-A affecting safety system performance OR Fire or explosion causing visible damage to permanent structures or safety systems in ANY area listed in Table 6.4-A.
OPERATING - All CONDITION K> BASIS This event classification is intended to address the magnitude and extent of fires that potentially or actually affect one or more redundant trains of safety systems or structures containing safety systems. Areas listed in Table 6.4-A are those plant areas that contain systems or functions required for the safe shutdown of the plant.
With regard to explosions, only those explosions of sufficient force to damage permanent structures or equipment required for safe operation within the identified plant area should be considered. An explosion is defined as a rapid, violent, unconfined combustion, or a catastrophic failure of pressurized equipment that potentially imparts significant energy to nearby structures and materials. The occurrence of an explosion with reports of visible damage is sufficient evidence for determination of this event. No attempt should be made to perform a detailed assessment before declaration is considered. Declaration of Alert with subsequent manning of support personnel will provide adequate personnel to make a detailed assessment. The Site Emergency Director should also consider any security aspects of the explosion.
Escalation to Site Area Emergency is based on system malfunction, fission product barrier degradation, radioactivity release, or Emergency Director Judgement .
Ku 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 168 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
ALERT (CONTINUED)
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HA2)
- Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Safe Shutdown Program CURV7ES/TABLES
- TABLE 6.4A:
"-APPLICABLE PLANTAREA ' . ,
REACTOR BUILDING REFUEL FLOOR 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS K) 4KV SHUTDOWN BOARD BATTERY ROOMS
.80V SHUTDOWN BOARD ROOMS 3A and 3B RMOV BOARD ROOMS 4KV BUS TIE BOARD ROOM CONTROL BAY ELEVATION 593'. 606' and 617' DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS (ALL ELEVATIONS)
INTAKE PUMPING STATION (ALL ELEVATIONS)
CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
STANDBY GAS TREATMENT BUILDING K) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 169 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
UNUSUAL EVENT EITHER of the following conditions exists:
- Normal operations impeded due to access restrictions caused by toxic gas concentrations within any building or structure listed in Table 6.5/6.6.
- Confirmed report by Local, County, or State Officials that a large offsite toxic gas release has occurred within one mile of the site with potential to enter the site boundary in concentrations at or above the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) causing an evacuation of any site personnel.
K.> OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification is based on significant releases of toxic gases that could affect the health and safety of plant personnel or affect the safe operation of the plant with the plant being within the evacuation area of an offsite event (i.e.,
tanker truck or barge accident releasing toxic or flammable gas, etc.). The evacuation area is determined from the Department of Transportation (DOT)
Evacuation Tables for selected hazardous materials, in the DOT Emergency Response Guide for hazardous materials.
Table 6.5/6.6 contains plant vital areas, buildings and areas contiguous to plant vital areas, and other significant plant buildings or structures where operations may be required to assure safe operation of the plant.
Escalation to Alert is based on gases entering plant structures and affecting safe operation of the plant.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HU3) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 170 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)j
- A UNUSUAL EVENT (CONTINUED)
CURVES/TABLES TABLE 6.5/6.6 APPLICABLE PLANT AREA REACTOR BUILDINGS REFUEL FLOOR CONTROL BAY DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS TURBINE BUILDING INTAKE PUMPING STATION RADWASTE BUILDING CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
STANDBY GAS TREATMENT BUILDING K>j 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 171 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)J
- A A ALERT ALL of the following conditions exists:
- Plant personnel report toxic gas within any building or structure listed in Table 6.516.6.
- Plant personnel report severe adverse health reactions due to toxic gas (i.e., burning eyes, throat, or dizziness)
OR Sampling results by Fire Protection or Industrial Safety personnel indicate levels above the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL).
- Determination by the Site Emergency Director that plant personnel would be unable to perform actions necessary to establish and maintain Mode 4 conditions while utilizing appropriate personnel protective equipment.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASISThis event classification is based on toxic gases that have entered a plant structure affecting safe operation of the plant. This event classification applies to buildings and areas contiguous to plant vital areas or other significant buildings or areas (i.e., intake and Standby Gas Treatment buildings). The intent of this event classification is not to include buildings (i.e., warehouses and administration buildings) or other areas that are not contiguous or immediately adjacent to plant vital areas. It is appropriate that increased monitoring be performed to ascertain whether consequential damage has occurred.
Escalation to higher emergency class is based on system malfunction, fission product barrier degradation, radioactivity release, or Emergency Director Judgement event classification.
6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 172 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMIERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS ALERT (CONTINUED)
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HA3)
K)
CURVES/TABLES
~~~. i. TABLE;^t^6.5/6.6;-I-..
S... .?t --
-APPLICABLE PLANT-AREA,:
REACTOR BUILDINGS REFUEL FLOOR CONTROL BAY DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS TURBINE BUILDING INTAKE PUMPING STATION RADWASTE BUILDING CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
STANDBY GAS TREATMENT BUILDING 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 173 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS KU WW gi' F21 III D(WXI Dfb'iS UNUSUAL EVENT EITHER of the following conditions exists:
- Release of flammable gas within the site boundary in concentrations at or above 25% of the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) for any three readings obtained in a 10 ft. triangular area as indicated by Fire Protection or Industrial Safety personnel using appropriate monitoring instrumentation.
- Confirmed report by Local, County, or State Officials that a large offsite flammable gas release has occurred within one mile of the site with potential to enter the site boundary in concentrations at or above 25% of the LowerExplosive Limit (LEL).
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OPERATING - All CONDITION BASISThis event classification is based on significant releases of flammable gases that could affect the safe operation of the plant with the plant being within the evacuation area of an offsite event (i.e., tanker truck or barge accident releasing toxic or flammable gas, etc.). The evacuation area is determined from the Department of Transportation (DOT) Evacuation Tables for selected hazardous materials, in the DOT Emergency Response Guide for hazardous materials.
Escalation to Alert is based on flammable gases entering plant structures and affecting safe operation of the plant.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HU3)
Ku 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 174 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
WW I FI J UD[WXi ALERT Release of flammable gases within any building or structure listed in Table 6.5/6.6 in concentrations at or above 25% of the Lower Explosive Limit (LEL) for any three readings obtained in a 10 ft. triangular area as indicated by Fire Protection of Industrial Safety personnel using appropriate monitoring instrumentation.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASISThis event classification is based on flammable gases that have entered a plant structure with potential to affect safe operation of the plant. This event K)1- classification applies to buildings and areas contiguous to plant vital areas or other significant buildings or areas (i.e., intake and Standby Gas Treatment buildings).
The intent of this event classification is not to include buildings (i.e., warehouses and administration buildings) or other areas that are not contiguous or immediately adjacent to plant vital areas. It is appropriate that increased monitoring be performed to ascertain whether consequential damage has occurred.
Escalation to higher emergency class is based on system malfunction, fission product barrier degradation, radioactivity release, or Emergency Director Judgement event classification.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HA3 EXAMPLE 1&2) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 175 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-l CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
ALERT (CONTINUED)
CURVES/TABLES
-TABLE 65/6.6'
- APPLICABLEPLANTAREA:.z..:^S..:'
REACTOR BUILDINGS REFUEL FLOOR CONTROL BAY DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDINGS TURBINE BUILDING INTAKE PUMPING STATION RADWASTE BUILDING K> CABLE TUNNEL (INTAKE TO TURBINE BUILDING)
STANDBY GAS TREATMENT BUILDING 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 176 OF 207 RENISION 31
EMIERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
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UNUSUAL EVENT ANY of the following conditions exists:
- Bomb device discovered within the plant protected area but NOT within a vital area.
- Attempted or inmninent attempt by a hostile force to penetrate the plant protected area barrier.
- Civil disturbance ongoing on the owner controlled property outside the protected area that threatens to interruptplant operations.
- Hostage/Extortion situation that threatens to interrupt plant operations.
- A credible site-specific security threat notification OPERATING - All CONDITION K)
BASIS This event classification represents a potential degradation in the level of safety of the plant due to potential damage to permanent plant structures, intrusion or attempted intrusion of the protected area or disturbance that may affect plant operations; therefore, the Unusual Event classification is appropriate.
For the purposes of this event classification the following definitions apply:
Civil Disturbance - A group of 20 or more persons violently protesting station operations or activities at the site; Extortion - An attempt to cause an action at the station by threat or force; Hostage - Person(s) held as leverage against the station to ensure that demands will be met by the station.
A credible site-specific security information has been received.
The intent of "a credible site-specific security notification" is to ensure that appropriate notifications are made on a timely manner. Only the plant to which the specific threat is made need declare the Notification of Unusual Event.
The determination of "credible" is made by senior plant management through use of information found in the Safeguards Contingency Plan Escalation to Alert is based on bomb device being discovered within a plant vital area or actual intrusion into the plant protected area by a hostile force.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HU4 EXAMPLE 1 & 2)
- Browns Ferry Physical Security/Contingency Plan 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 177 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS KU I E - UU U ' jWMA ALERT Bomb device discovered within ANY plant vital area OR Actual intrusion into the plant protected area by a hostile force.
OPERATIN( ; - All CONDITION I- BASIS The first part of this event classification represents a potential substantial degradation in the level of safety of the plant due to the threat to vital safety systems. Actual discovery of the device is required to meet this classification.
Any detonation of an explosive device could result in declaration under Fire/Explosion event classifications.
The second part of this event classification represents a substantial degradation in the level of safety of the plant due to the extreme measures that must be taken by an intruder to enter the protected area. Hostile intent must be suspected to meet this classification. A civil disturbance which penetrates the protected area boundary can be considered a hostile force.
Escalation is by actual intrusion into a vital area by a hostile force.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HA4 EXAMPLE 1 & 2)
- Browns Ferry Physical Security/Contingency Plan K) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 178 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMIERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
SITE AREA EMERGENCY Intrusion into ANY plant vital area by a hostile force.
OPERATIN( J - All CONDITION BASIS This event represents a substantial degradation in the level of safety of the plant due to the extreme measures that must be taken by an intruder to enter a vital area.
Hostile intent must be suspected to meet this classification. This event represents K) a possible threat to the public and an escalated threat to plant safety above that contained in the Alert event classification in that a hostile force has progressed from the protected area to the vital area.
Escalation is by actions occurring involving a hostile force which results in a loss of physical control of equipment or functions required to reach and maintain safe shutdown or remove decay heat from any unit.
REFERENCI ES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HS1 EXAMPLE 1) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 179 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
I E - ** Pd U jW GENERAL EMERGENCY Intrusion by a hostile force into Control Rooms, backup control areas, or plant vital areas which results in a loss of physical control of equipment or functions required to reach and maintain safe shutdown or remove decay heat from any unit.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event represents an extreme threat to the safety of the plant and possible substantial threat to the public. This event encompasses conditions under which a hostile force has taken physical control of vital areas required to reach and maintain safe shutdown.
K2 REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HGl EXAMPLE 1 & 2) k),
6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 180 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMAERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS K)
UNUSUAL EVENT Vehicle crash (for example; aircraft or barge) into plant structures or systems within the protected area boundary.
OPERATING I - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification is intended to address such items as plane, helicopter, or barge crash that may potentially damage plant structures containing functions and systems required for safe shutdown of the plant.
The crash should be of sufficient impact to cause structural damage to a plant K-) system or structure. Visual observation of structural damage is sufficient to trigger this event classification.
Escalation to higher emergency class is based on crash into any plant area affecting equipment required for safe shutdown or by system malfunction event classifications.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HU1 EXAMPLE 4) 6.0 HAZARDS PAGE 181 OF 207 REVISION 31
EMERGENCY EPIP-1 CLASSIFICATION SECTION III PROCEDURE TECHNICAL BASIS 6.0 HAZARDS KUJ ALERT Vehicle crash (for example; aircraft or barge) into ANY Plant vital area.
OPERATING - All CONDITION BASIS This event classification is intended to address such items as plane, helicopter, or barge crash into a plant vital area. In cases where structural damage has occurred it may be assumed that the area and associated equipment has been subjected to forces beyond design limits and thus damage may be assumed to have occurred to plant safety systems.
e.. It should not be interpreted that a lengthy damage assessment is necessary prior to classification. Declaration of Alert with subsequent manning of support personnel will provide adequate personnel to make a detailed assessment. The Site Emergency Director should also consider any security aspects of the crash.
Escalation to higher emergency classification is based on system malfunction, fission product barrier degradation, radioactivity release, or Emergency Director Judgement event classification.
REFERENCES - Reg Guide 1.101 Rev. 3, (NUMARC-HAI EXAMPLE 5)
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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY . .
BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT b .. . .. _ _ ..
.EMERGENCY.PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE REVISION 01 PREPARED BY: TONY FELTMAN PHONE: 3666 RESPONSIBLE ORGANIZATION: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS APPROVED BY: JEFF LEWIS DATE: 01/15/2004 EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/22/2004 LEVEL OF USE: REFERENCE USE QUALITY-RELATED
HISTORY OF REVISION/REVIEW REV. DATE: REVISED REASON FOR CURRENT REVISION NO. PAGES 00 10/29/02 ALL IC-01 The revision is being conducted to renumber procedure which was EPIP-17 to EPIP-12 for standardization issues.
Revised records section for standardization and removed FRED Manuals from the TSC inventories.
01 01/06/04 All IC-02 Format EPIP to EPIP Writers Guide specifications and standardize the contents of the procedure according to the guidance provided by the EP Peer Team.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION
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N RO U TO .......... .......................... .....................
A. NUREG-0654, Criteria ,for Preparation and Evalua-tionhof Radiological Emerg~ency................... . 1 Respornse Pla'ns ird Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants B1..100FR 50, Code of Federal Regulatidns Aoe~ndix , ,'EmergencyPlann~in'g and..................... 1 Preparedness for Production and Utilization Facilities Part IV.E.9.d C. NRC Regulatory Issue Summary 200-1 1: NRC Enierbency Tele~cornm~unication'sSystem............. 1 D. NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities ............................. 1 2.2 Plant Instructions ........................................ 1 A.TVA Nuclear Radiological Emergiency Plan:;...........................................1 B. CECC EPIP-9, Emergenc~y Environmental R~diol6gi ca' Monitoringroe'dures ......................... 1 C. FP-0-000-INS005, Quarterly Inspection of Emergency Equipment .................. ...... 1 3.2 Completion of Appendices~-..2 4.0 DOCUlM ENTATION...'..~.;.-. ....................... ................................................. 4..
4.1 Records of Classified Emer'gencies.....-;;..... .......................................... 4 4.3 Em'ergen~cy Equipmeint'anrd Supply Reciords .-.` ............ ............... I.....................4 5.0 ILLUSTRATIONSIAPPENDICES ....................................... 4
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Appe-ndii A'.Technical Support Center .............. ...........................................
Appendix B - OpeatinonsroSuport Center...........I.................... . . ........................... 1 Appendix 0 - Local Recovery Center ............. .......................................... . . . 13 Appendix F -Onsite Decontamination. . . ......................................................... 16 Appendix H- Agreement Hospital Cabinet Inventory.............................................. 18 Appendix] ~Monthily Testing of Communications'Equipment..2,...'.... ............................ 20 Appendix J - Quarterly Administrative Checks-ard Reviews.'....~........................................21 Appendix K- Review of Inventories Performed by other Procedures.................................23 Ap pendi i( Eme6rge~ncy" Do'sim'etr......-...........2 Appendix M- Maintenance Emergency Tool 36i ..................................... 25 Appendix N -,Alternate Decontamination Facility.................................................30
',Appendix 0- E ergency Use.SOB I nnory .................................................... 31
BROWNS FERRY I EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES E P P-1 2l
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose The purpose of this instruction is to comply with the requirements of the Radiological Emergency Plan for periodic inspection and maintenance of equipment and supplies.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Industry Documents A. NUREG-0654, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants B. 10 CFR 50, Code of Federal Regulations Appendix E, Emergency Planning and Preparedness for Production and Utilization Facilities Part IV.E.9.d C. NRC Regulatory Issue Summary 2000-11: NRC Emergency Telecommunications System D. NUREG-0696, Functional Criteria for Emergency Response Facilities 2.2 Plant Instructions A. TVA Radiological Emergency Plan B. CECC EPIP-9, Emergency Environmental Radiological Monitoring Procedures C. FP-0-000-INS005, Quarterly Inspection of Emergency Equipment 3.0 INSTRUCTIONS 3.1 Conduct of Inventories A. General Information
- 1. Inventories and functional checks shall be conducted in accordance with the frequencies provided in paragraph 3.4, "Responsible Organizations".
- 2. A copy of the most current inventory of the equipment may be posted on the outside of the cabinet where a posting device has been provided or inside the cabinet when a posting device is not available.
- 3. The individuals performing the inventory shall complete the appendices as indicated and make arrangements to correct any items found unsatisfactory.
4 Completed appendices will be forwarded prior to the end of the quarter or inventory period in which they are due to the Emergency Preparedness Manager for review and record.
- 5. Personnel conducting the tasks will provide legible documentation of results.
- 6. Individuals conducting the inventory shall list any unsatisfactory condition and the disposition in the remarks section of the applicable Appendices. Deficient, outdated or missing items shall be replaced as soon as possible.
- 7. The Emergency Preparedness Manager is responsible for ensuring the overall state of readiness of supplies and equipment identified in this procedure.
- 8. The Emergency Preparedness Manager, or his designee, shall review all tasks forms and concur with results by signature.
- 9. Monthly or quarterly shall be defined as prescribed in the Radiological Emergency Plan. Terms such as once every calendar quarter or month invokes that the task should be conducted within the timeframe of a physical quarter or month PAGE 1 OF 31 REVISION 01
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- Completion of Appendices - ' *::': . -
- .A.- FormCompletion^ , --..- - .. .
- 1. A checkmark in the 'SAT' column will represent that the item(s) being inventoried meets the operable condition and/or minimum quantities were observed.
- 2. . If the "As Found" condition of items differ from the expected condition, comments in the 'Remarks' column of the appendix should be recorded and in enough detail clearly communicate the conditions found and actions taken. Comments
-. siucih as the following "batteries missing" do not document the full action taken.
Comments for this example should read: 'Batteries missing, replaced on Feb 5, 04,. .......
- B. Unexpected Conditions i: .
- 1. All unexpected "As Found" conditions shall be corrected as soon as possible. If circumstances do not allow prompt correction, the Emergency Preparedness Manager shall be notified. Once the condition(s) has been corrected, the
- applicable form shall be completed. : -
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- 2. For instances where the "As Found" condition(s) results in the initiation of another accepted plant corrective action process such as a "Problem Evaluation Report" (PER), "Trouble Ticket", "Work Order", "Work Request", etc., the appendices may
- -- be closed following the documentation of the action taken. The'unsatisfactory U' ... - condition will be tracked by the corrective-action process. :- - -
- -3. "As found" and quantities at less than minimum specified ard/or functional testing
--issues generally do not rise to the levels described in SPP 3.1 if promptly corrected. However; any items deemed to meet the criteria of SPP 3.1 shall be documented under SPP 3.1. - -
1.- -.. Special checks of certain material in the cabinetsshall be performed. The
- r. ,2 ;:.ollowing chcks'shall be made where-applicable:. . aei s;all-be
- 1. The protective clothing and heat/moisture sensitive ratials shall be
.- checked for deterioration;.- .-- - -
- 2. The smoke tubes and aspirator bulbs shall be checked for deterioration and
-,that the tubes have not been broken or used. - - --- ,
- 3. Replace all flashlight batteries at the end of shelf-life with fresh batteries.
- - -(Do not discard batteries.--Return them to the tool room.) -
- 4. Check to determine that flashlights are operable.:-' ----
i 2. The emergency equipmethstored'in cabinets may be provided with a lock or
- plastic seal as a means of controlling access or determining that the cabinet has not been opened.
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BROWNS FERRY I EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES lEPIP 2 3.3 Special Inventories Special inventories and/or functional checks shall be conducted in addition to routine activities when items or equipment maintained by this procedure has been affected by a drilVexercise, training, or actual emergency. These special inventories shall be performed at a reasonable time following the activity. These special inventories may also be used as the routine inventory.
3.4 Responsible Organizations Responsible Organizations (as designated below) shall conduct inventories at the specified frequencies.
Apdx l Frequency Description Responsible Org.
A Calendar Technical Support Center EP Quarter B Calendar Operations Support Center EP Quarter C Calendar Main Control Room EP Quarter D Calendar Local Recovery Center EP Quarter E Calendar RADCON Equipment RadCon Quarter F Calendar Onsite Decontamination RadCon Quarter G Calendar Protective Clothing RadCon Year H Calendar Agreement Hospital Cabinet Inventory EP Quarter I Monthly Monthly Testing Of Communications Equipment EP (per REP)
J Quarterly Quarterly Administrative Checks And Reviews EP (per REP) (Quarterly per REP & Once per Calendar Quarter)
K Calendar Review of Inventories Performed in other Procedures EP Quarter L Calendar Emergency Dosimetry RadCon Quarter M Calendar Maintenance Emergency Tool Box Inventory Maintenance Quarter N Calendar Alternate Decontamination Facility EP Quarter 0 Calendar Emergency Use SCBA Inventory Fire Operations Quarter I PAGE 3 OF 31 REVISION 01
lBROWNS FERRY I EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES- EPIP1 2 4.0 RECORD RETENTION -
4.1 Records of Classified Emergencies The materials generated in support of key actions'during an actual emergency classified as a Notification of Unusual Event or higher are considered Lifetime retention Non-QA records.
Materials shall be forwarded to the EP Manager who shall submit any records deemed necessary to demonstrate performance to the Corporate EP Manager for storage.
4.2 Drill and Exercise Records The materials deemed necessary to demonstrate performance of key actions during'drills are considered Non-QA 'records. These records shall be forwarded to the EP Manager who shall retain records deemed necessary to demonstrate six-year plan prformarice for sixoy.ars. TheEP Manager shall retain other records in this category for three years ' - - '
4.3 Emeraencv Eauipment and SuDplv Records -.--
The Appendices/Checklists in this Instruction are NON-QA documents and will be retained by the BFN EP Manager for at least three-years.--- - -- - - -
.5.0 ILLUSTRATIONS / APPENDICES Appendix A - Technical Support Center Appendix B - Operations Support Center ,.
Appendix C - Main Control Room Appendix D - Local Recovery Center.
Appendix E - RADCON Equipment ,, . .
Appendix F - Onsite Decontamination - '
Appendix G - Protective Clothing - - -
Appendix H - Agreement Hospital Cabinet Inventory Appendix I - Monthly Testing of Communications Equipment Appendix J - Quarterly Administrative Checks and Reviews Appendix K - Inventories Performed by other Procedures Appendix L:- Emergency Dosimetry,. ,
Appendix M - Maintenance Emergency Tool Box Inventory Appendix N'- Altemate Decontamination Facility Appendix 0 - Emergency Use SCBA Inventory,_' ' '
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BROWNS FERREMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES! EPI P-i2 APPENDIX A Page 1 of 1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER SUPPLIES STi; -- Descrinption, - ' Remarks Asrtd Office/Desktop Supplies Asrtd Dry board Supplies 6 Calculators, (Scientific) 12 Flashlights 24 Batteries (D-Cells) Best used by Date: /
24 Batteries (AA) Best used by Date: /
5 Telephone Headsets (in workspace) 3 Telephone Headsets (Spares) 12 Grease Pencils -
4 pk Copier Paper 1 Roll Thermal Paper for Tracking Board 1 Accountability Roster (Current Rev) 1 ea TSC Position Notebooks Check for uncontrolled or out- '\
I ____ of-date materials in notebooks or TSC area 2 ASME Steam Tables -_-_--
MAPS - _________--_______,,
SAT l Min, ; Description I",... Remarks - ,
1 2 Mile Map - Latest Rev. Verify wall maps are the 1 10 Mile Evac Sect. Map Latest Rev. -- l-atest revision (see EPIL- 1) 2 10 Mile Sample Point Map Latest Rev.
1 50 Mile Sample Point Map Latest Rev.
1 set Radcon Survey Maps COMMUNICATIONS BRIDGES SAT: Description ; - Remarks-Verify bridges are functional by calling numbers listed on two
- ~phones and ensuring clear communications.
wI #Bridge 101 Ops Bridge - Talk 102 Ops Bridge - Listen 103 RadCon Bridge K>
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BROWNS FERRY, EMERGENCYEQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES EPIP 12 l
- APPENDIXA Page 2 of 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER FUNCTIONAL CHECKS SATI Description - Remarks..
Verify Key Phones for TSC are functional by calling numbers listed .
___ in the REND.- .--
Verify CECC ring-down isfunctional by calling CECC Director
. ____ Position Verify Fixed Satellite Phone isfunctional by' calling known good
___ phone .--.- ---.
- Verify CECC TerminaVPrinter isfunctional by printing current Met,'
Data .
Verify copier is functional by copying a page - .
- ___ Verify Zetron Radio is functional _using handheld radio-
____ Verify Incoming Fax is functional by faiing to Outgoing-Fax -
Verify Outgoing Fax isfunctional b1y faxirigto' Incoming' Fax Verify clocks are functional by checking current time -
Verify signs are functional by changing toone or more '
classifications and observig',
- ____ Verify TSC Printer is functional by printing test page - -
______ VerifyallICS/Personnel Computers (PC)Terminalsare functional-.: ,
Position' -- -,
Operations Mgr. ICS : .. . , . .:
RadCon Mgr. ]CS '- X- -.... -. . '
RadCon Area ICS ' . . _ -. .. ;. .;__
TSC Clerical PC _
l SAMG Area PC - .. _
EMERGENCY CENTER PA SYSTEM -
SAT - Description 7.-i. Remarks VE RIFY operability TSC/OSC Public Address System by:
ACTIVATE the system from the TSC Stage someone in the TAT Area and OSC BROADCAST 'a test message". Confirm that message was heard.
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BROWNSFERRY- EMERGENCYEQUIPMENT.ANDSUPPLIES EPIP- 2 APPENDIX A Page 3 of 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER PROCEDURES .: - -
SAT'l Mm Description Remarks 4 REP (Radiological Emergency Plan) Verify Presence only 2 REND (DCU controls contents) 2 CECC EPIPs .
. __ 11 BFN EPIPs 1 Set Severe Accident Management Guidelines Flowcharts (SAMGs) 1 Set Technical Support Guidelines-,
.___ 1 Set Emergency Operating Instructions (EOI) Flowcharts 1 Set EOI Program Manual l____ 1 Set Radiological Control Instructions .
. ____ 1 Set Abnormal Operating Instructions
- t 1 AL Radiological Response Plan .
1 Multi-Jurisdictional Radiological Emergency Response Plan TEMA - - -
1 Set Alarm Response Procedures.'
._ .1 Set Operating Instructions - . , .
. . . 1 Set Technical Specifications - - - .
. .1 Set Technical Requirements..
. ____ 1 Set Safe Shutdown Instructions-
.1 Set. Final Safety Analysis Report - -j
- l. 1 Fire Protection Report -
, 1 Users Manual - Emergency Paging System
- ___ 1 Users Manuals - Meteorological Data Print Program
- ___ 1 Users Manual - Meteorological Data Display 1 Operators Manual Zetron Radio Console 1 set Plant Drawings PAGE 7 OF 31'- ' R I 01 REVISION
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",APPENDIX A Page 4-of 4
'TECHNICAL-SUPPORT CENTER TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT TEAM AREA FUNCTIONAL CHECKS.7 '... - .-
SAT. Description ....... Remarks Verify Key Phones for TSC are functional by calling numbers listed -.
in the REND - -.
Verify Plant Assessment ring-down is functional by calling CECC ...
Plant Assessment Team Position ________________
Verify Fax is functional by sending and receiving a Fax ...- .
Verf TAT lOS Terminal is functional- ,
PROCEDURES SAT~ -Mmn --. Description ' -;. ~ Rmrs:~
1 REP (Radiological Emergency Plan) K:Vrify Presence only I REND LDCU controls contents) 2 BFN EPIPs ..
1 Set Operating Instructions.' ~ ~~
1Set Technical Specifications - .
1 Set Technical Requirements - -- ~ --
. \_111
- i~1Set UMMI ... ,,
i Set UEMI i Set EMI 1...Unit 2 EQI Appendices - . ,. ... .
1 Unit 3 E01 Appendices .
j 1 SPCCOPlan -
1 Set Plant Drawings II 7
f I
r Completed By __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Date: . ..-.
.Review and Approval: EP Manager'_____________Date ... ,*
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BROWNSFERRY I EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES, EPIP1 2I APPENDIX B Page 1 of 3 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER SUPPLIES (OSC)
SAT.l.~ Min.m.......:.'::.. Z.--
Description I Remarks"
.Asrtd Office/Desktop Supplies Asrtd Dry board Supplies 6 Calculators, (Scientific) 1 Camera 12 Flashlights 24 Batteries (D-Cells) Best used by Date: /
24 Batteries (AA) Best used by Date: /
, . , . Tele'phone
,.4 Hediseti (inw'orkspace) '
2 Telephone Headsets (Spares)
. 1,12 Grease Pencils
.4 pk Copier Paper .
. 1 Roll Thermal Paper for Tracking Board -
.1 , Accountability Roster (Current Rev)
-1 ea OSC Position Notebooks - Check for uncontrolled or out-
- . . of-date materials in notebooks or OSC area- - .
FUNCTIONAL CHECKS (OSC) -
SAT ' Description.:, Remarks Verify Key Phones for TSC are functional by calling numbers listed in the REND Verify copier is functional by copying a page Verify OSC Zetron Radio is functional using handheld radio Verify Radcon Zetron Radio is functional using handheld radio Verify Fax is functional by sending and receiving a Fax Verify clocks are functional by checking current time Verify signs are functional by changing observing correct time Verify TSC Printer is functional by printing test page Verify all ICS/Personnel Computers (PC) Terminals are functional
__ l Position l__l_l_l Status Board ICS __._....
RadCon Area ICS _ _,___________.
Maint. Area PC __,_.._..__ ... _ ...
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'APPENDIX B
- Page 2 of 3
.SAT - - Y.>$ 4 Description . Remarks
' ' ' . ' ' .'i VERIFY operability OSC/OSC Staging Area Public Address
-Sytem bv:
ACTIVATE the system from the OSC -
Stage someone in the OSC Staging Area BROADCAST "a test message". Confirm that message was heard.- .
. OSCStagingArea! --.- --.
o s c~~~~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . _ ,-, -__
RADIOS - -
SAT Min, Description -. Remarks
=10 - Hand held radios - : ...-. .....
- 10 'Radio batteries - --; - - - -l - . - .
. 10 Radio battery chargers .. . .
- . '7. -.
t ,4 . . - .. e .. . v - .. . .....
. , , - v; - . -- :
.."- I%
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BROWNS FERRY- EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES EPIP 2 APPENDIX B Page 3 of 3 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER SUPPLIES (OSC Staging Area) . -- ;: :-- . - :. .
SAT :-M E-Description Remarks Asrtd Office/Desktop Supplies
.___ Asrtd Dry board Supplies'-
. ___ 1 Calculators, (Scientific)
.___ 12 Flashlights - -
24 Batteries (D-Cells) Best used by Date: i
.___ 1 Accountability Roster (Current Rev) 1 ea OSC Staging Area Position Notebooks - Check for uncontrolled or out-of-date materials in notebooks or OSC .
Staging Area
- ~~~~~~~~~ : . . .- . -..
FUNCTIONAL CHECKS (OSC Staging Area) :
SAT ! V t - > Description -. ' ---- Remarks -
Verify Key Phones for TSC are functional by calling numbers listed iri the REND .-... >.
. I I ICE VESTS OSC Staging Area)
SAT . Min -. :.; Descriptionm - . 'Remarks-!^.;-
12 Ice Vests 72
_ Ice Packs for Vests Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 11 OF 31.R S REVISION 01
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.-APPENDIX C I Page 1of 1
- MAIN CONTROL ROOMS FUNCTIONAL CHECKS (UNIT 1/2 Wiv.k..i- - ; j SAT r -Description' 'Remarks 1 Verify Key Phones for MCR are funicti6nal bycairing numbers listed in the REND -_ -
Verify ODS ring-down is functional by calling ODS Position = :
Verify Fixed Satellite Phone is functional by calling known good phone
-Verify the Emergency Paging System Terminal is functional by - - -
activating the "touch-screen" and receiving an anticipated. -
- _ response.
- , ; .. ,.,',
Test the Control Room Communicator portable phone by dialing a known good number. . a
., , . ... .. ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
- .. .,,t
$ ' - ' ' - . ..F ' -: . ~ , -
oz- * -
FUNCTIONAL CHECKS (UNIT 3MCR)!-a-i. .-.-... . ..
SAT I -----^!PDescription .. - - Get
"-Remarks a::_
Verify Key Phones for MCR are functional by calling numbers listed in the REND ' '^'e : .
=Verify ODS ring-down is functional by calling ODS Position Verify Fixed Satellite Phone is functional by calling known good phone-Test the Control Room Communicator portable phone by dialing a known good number.
Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 12 OlF 31 - - a- REVISION 01
BROWNS FERRY. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES EPlP-1 2 APPENDIX D Page 1 of 1 LOCAL RECOVERY CENTER SUPPLIES SAT Mini Description .: . Remarks Asrtd Office/Desktop Supplies
._._. Asrtd Dry board Supplies, 4 Calculators (Scientific) 12 Flashlights -. *
.24 Batteries (D-Cells) Expires. I . . - -- - ,_
FUNCTIONAL CHECKS ._-_--_-_--_--__--_-
SAT5 - Description.--4 ° i"Remarks Verify Key Phones for LRC are functional by calling numbers listed
. in the REND - , - --
., Verify CECC TerminaVPrinter is functional by printing current Met .
Data
=___ Verify the LRC ICS Terminal is functional Verify that the Portable Satellite Telephbne. is functional .- - . .
.- ' . ; 'KS Completed By Date: -
Review and Approval: EP Manager, Date ' ......
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APPENDIX E Page .1of 2
',RADCON EQUIPMENT
- -NOTE Survey instrumentation, counting equipment,,air samplers; dosimeters and other radiological control equipment is maintained in calibration by the Western Area Labs; Conduct of this inventory does include verification that instruments are within calibration dates.
LL RADIOLOGICAL CONTROL LABORATORY - SERVICE BUILDING SAT Min Description Remarks
=___ 1 Alpha Survey Meter (500,000 cpm) ;
1 Neutron dose rate survey meter (5,000 mR/hr), .-- .i 2 High Range Survey Instrument - -
(1,000 R/hr with extendible probe)
____ 2 ION Chamber Survey Meters (50 R/h) 2 Frisker Type Survey Meters (50,000 cpm) -
=_ 1 Mini-Scaler 1 Shielded Detector (Located in Radcon Area, Service - :
Building, el. 565') - .
2 High volume Air Samplers -------- -
1 Low-volume Air sampler - ;
10 Silver Zeolite Cartridges -
NOTE: 10 year shelf life if packaging is unopened Date of Manufacture: /
1 Bx Smears 1 Calculator 8 Flashlights 16 Batteries (D-Cell)- Expires: i/ . . .--
2Bx Particulate Air Filters - -.
12 Pen .- ._-. .-- 4.,
2000 KI Tablets Expires: / (Location in Radcon Supply Cage)
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.' NOTE Survey instrumentation, counting equipment, air samplers, dosimeters and other radiological control equipment is!
maintained in calibration by the Western Area Labs. Conduct of this inventory does include verification that :
instruments are within calibration dates.
RADIOLOGICAL CONTROL LABORATORY- CONTROL BUILDING-,;
I SAT . Mir' -- Description Remarks 1
= Alpha Survey Meter (500,000 cpm)
=____1 Neutron dose rate survey meter (5,000 mR/hr) 2 High Range Survey Instrument -
(1,000 R/hr with extendible probe) 2 ION Chamber Surveyi Meters (50 R/h) 2 Frisker Type Survey Meters (50,000 cpm) 1 Mini-Scaler
=____1 Shielded Detector 2 High volume Air Samplers 1 Low-volume Air samplers --
10 Silver Zeolite Cartridges s NOTE: 10 year shelf life if packaging is unopened Date of Manufacture: /
1 Bx Smears 1 Calculators 8 Flashlights - ..
16 Batteries (D-Cell) Exipires: '
2 Bx Particulate Air Filters 12 P ens -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _- _. . ..
Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 15 OF 31 R-ESN REVISION 01
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,--APPENDIX F Pagel1 of 1 ONSITE DECONTAMINATION DECONTAMINATION ROOM-`~
,SAT I-Min.7j Deritio eak 2 bx Disposable Gloves AI1.
2bx-- Gauze Pads ---
1 pk Cotton Swabs 2 btl Saline Solution. ':.-. .-
112 Surgical Brushes '.
2 btl Shampoo 5 bar Soap 1 bx Laundrydetergent'-
1 btI Soap (liquid abrasive).
2 can Mechanic's Hand Cleaner 1 can Shaving Cream ..-
5 Razors 1 bx Paper Bath Towels 25 Towels 1p Scissors 5 Petri Dishes. . -
2 roll Duct Tape 10 pr Paper Coveralls 1 pair Shoes (Sizes 7-12) half sizes are O each size _____________________________ _________________
Completed By Date: .- .2% . .I I Review and Approval: EP Manager _______________ -Date '
~~~~~~~~~ .- ,:
-,, -- , , ..7 - .
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- NOTE.
Based upon size availability an alternate distribution may be acceptable at the discretion of the Radcon Supervisor and the EP Manager, noted by signature of the completed form.
STAGING AREA .. ! .,; .
SAT' Min Description - ;Remarks' 40 Pr Coveralls 10 Size46 10 Size 48 . .
5 Size 50 5 Size 52 5 Size 54 5 Size 58 -
25 pr Rubber overshoes - Various sizes 25 pr Rubber gloves - Various sizes 25 Surgeon caps 25 Hoods 25 Cotton Glove Inserts --
25 Booties -
8 roll Duct tape and/or masking tape -_-_.:
Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 17 OF312 RREVISION SN 01
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-APPENDIX H
~ I
,-!APPENDIX H
' Page 1 of 2
'AGREEMENT HOSPITALCABINET INVENTORY
. Huntsville Hospital -i -Decatu'r G'e'eral---',
SA~~j M~In'-Ji2.&,--..i '~
~,'Description',-;, , ..- `.* " -.,Remarks :. ~,'
Shoe covers . t) . . , X , , ., , . ..'-) .
10 Or 'Shoe cover(ooties) '~- -.
10 pk Dress out packages 3 Surgical gown's' 2 bx Surgical gloves 4 rolls Surgical tape for dress-out - 2 inch. - ; . e -,
1 set Floor coverings (hospital specific) 1 roll Heavy duty paper (3 foot wide) -
2 rolls 2 inch duct tape - - - -
K>
1 roll Radiation Warning symbol tape (2 inch) -
2 Step off pads ---- I-- -:
8 Radiological barrier posting signs - - -. -
L C.
1 Radiological barrier rope or ribbon (spool) - --- ..
5 - Traffic cones. *>/.. .
Pt-. -
'10 'Large rad waste plastic bags . -
, 10 Medium rad waste plasti6 bags 1 Radioactive material label ta
1 . -_j Deconta mi iation table, backbboad -dWidbottles' (min total'
.. ____ .capacity of .10 gallons) 1 Flexible funnel with drain hose 1 Decontamination media /soap product 12 Cotton swabs 20 Zip lock bags for sample collection 10 Labels for sample bags 2 Scissors
- I -
1 I
Wall poster with decontamination steps I
.:-- - _I _ _ _ - t_ !;_.- ,)t
- 1. *........
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.AGREEMENT HOSPITAL CABINET INVENTORY Survey instrumentation,'counting equipment, air samplers, dosimeters and other radiological control equipment is maintained in calibration by the Western Area Radiological Labs. Conduct of this inventory verifies that instruments are within calibration dates.
SATl Min - - Description - .- ' i Remarks 2 Hospital specific booklet (1 at desk, 1 in cabinet) Last - : '
X ., Update: _/
1 NCRP # 65 Reference Handbook
_ 10 TLDs 1 Wound probe with cable
- 10 Electronic dosimeters and tray' 200 Smears
- 12 Radioactive Material tags 1 Masslin mop and 20 cloths ._._.__ _.
SAT-,, Min - Description--g,- -l ; Serial Number j Calibration Due-i 1
1 1
Bicron Surveyor 50 Bicron Surveyor 50 Bicron ISM (RSO-5 or 50)
- 1 : -_ __._ :
Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 19 OF31 - E REVISION 01
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'.Page 1of 1 MONTHLY-TESTING OF COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
., 1 *. -
NOTES
- 1. Obtain Shift Manager approval before conducting testing'n Main Control Room telephones or equipment
- 2. Report failures immediately to (1) the Shift Managern Aid (2) the NRCOC at 9-1-301-951-0550.,
- 3. Initial Trouble Ticket, Work Request, etc. for repairs. . ',
I I I- 4. Upon completion of repairs, repeat check on affected telephones. If test is satisfactory, inform the Shift 7 Manager and the-NRCOC.-:-' --
TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER . . .. . . . ..
SAT: t . . . Description lRemarks---A-.`
VERIFY operability of the NRC ENS System by contacting the NRC on the Emergency Notification System (ENS) line in the TSC TVA Area - -
(2273) and confirming dial tone on others ENS Phones. :':; - :
Dial the NRC utilizing the sticker on the ENS phone in the TVA' . ' - '
- - Area. Ensure that communications are understandable. -
Request that the NRC return your call. Supply appropriate telephone'number ' ' l -:: - .:;
VERIFY return call received -
VERIFY dial tones at the following TSC locations . . .'
TVA - Health Physics Network JHPN) (2212.
_ NRC - Reactor Safety Counterpart Link'(RSCL) (3757) : ' :
NRC - Protective Measures Counterpart Link (PMCL) (3758)
NRC - Management Counterpart Link (MCL) (3759) '
NRC - Emergencv Notification System (ENS) (2273) - ..
_ NRC - Health Physics Network (HPN) (2212)
NRC - Local Area Network (LAN) dial-up line (3760)
MAIN CONTROL ROOM SAT Description ' I . Remarks VERIFY operability by confirming dial tone on the two NRC ENS phones in the MCR upon the completion of the TSC test.
U1/U2 (2273)
U3 (2273)
Completed By Date: -- .
Review and Approval: EP Manager_ -'Date' ¶ ., ,
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[The -Callt L :NOTES" The 'Call-Out List contains active Emergency Responders by emergency response position. The list is utilizedas a tool for the manual call-out of emergency responders. The list is a non-QA record.
~~~~~..- . . ..............
1 CALL-OUT LIST SAT , Description- X < - Remarksd Verify the phone numbers and pager numbers listed in the BFN REP Call List out list.
DISTRIBUTE corrected copies to the Unit 1 Main Control Room, and place one in the EP department files.
NOTES The "Emergency Access List" contains the names of individuals which are allowed access to the protected area,'
during radiological emergencies at BFNP for the purposes of serving in the emergency response organization.
The list is a non-QA record. -
I i
EMERGENCY ACCESS LIST SAT Descrietion' - Remarks PRINT and PROVIDE five copies of the BFN Emergency Access List to Nuclear Security for distribution. - - -
Completed By, Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date __ _. . -
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-..: ~.QUARTERLY ADMINISTRATIVE CHECKS AND REVIEWS (Once per Calendar Quarter) iII EPIP TELEPHONE NUMBERS IN PROCEDURES SAT Description.---;-- : l- .. 'Remarks 4.
REVIEW the phone numbers in the BFN EPIPs once per calendar, , . I . ,-
P quarter for accuracy. . I
==ME"
,.t.z.... ..-... ,.'..:. -
. :-I . . * . *
.1 .s. *..Z.
, I _ -
Completed By _ Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 22 OF,31-.r;^' R REVISION O 01
BROWNS FERRY_, EMERGENCY EQUIPMENTAND SUPPLIES E PP 2 APPENDIX K Page 1 of 1 '<2 REVIEW OF INVENTORIES PERFORMED BY OTHER PROCEDURES (QUARTERLY)
AMBULANCE MEDICAL SUPPLIES: (FIRE OPERATIONS)
FP-0-000-INS005 Once per Calendar Quarter review of inspection of emergency. Date:
equipment performed EMERGENCY VAN SUPPLIES: (RADCON)
CECC-EPIP 9 Appendix H performed Truck 4 Date:
Truck 5 Date:
Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 23 OF 31 REVISION 01 REVISON:0
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- , Page,1 of 1 P E SFR C A 'EMERGENCY O DOSIMETRYT
. k . I . . . . ..I " , ' -
PACKAGES FOR ACCESS CONTROL POINT . . I -
SATi Ming-. < .: Description i . Remarks 25 Packets each containing the following:
- TLDs (Verify Currednt Quarter)'
- Self-Reading Dosimeter (Rezero) , !
- Potassium Iodide Tablet (in Foil packet):
- Emergency Worker Information Card - - - - .
PACKAGES FOR PERIMETER SECURITY CHECKPOINT.,
SAT-,l -:Min l 'j>'- < .. - k....- >'ecito;..I >. . . 'Rem 50 Packets each containing the following:
- TLDs (Verify Current Quarter) ' '
. *Self-Reading Dosimeter (Rezero) i ., .. . .
- Potassium Iodide Tablet (in Foil packet),
I* Emergency Worker Information Card ;
=
I
.-.. I I- 1, '. - , " - - , - I . - ' .; 1, 1. ,
Completed By Date: -- !_
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date PAGE 24 OF 31 R'E' O 01 REVISION 0
BROWNS FERRY, EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES EPIP-12 APPENDIX M Page 1 of 5 MAINTENANCE EMERGENCY TOOL BOX INVENTORY ELECTRICAL TOOL BOX.(1 OF 1) .. .__;;: ._:--
Tool Box Tool Box' Min , Description;icX . Remarks-T1616000001 T1616000002*
SAT,: - SAT:'
2 Pliers, Needle Nose, 6" 2 Pliers, Diagonal, 6""
... ] _____ 2 Tester, Circuit, 24.0" 2 Rule, Foiding, Carpenters, Outside Reading, 6':
- 2. Pliers, Tongue & Groove, 10",;#430 Channel Locks 2 Screwdriver, STD Tip, .25" Tip, X 8.0" Long 2 Screwdriver, STD Tip, .313" Tip, X 4.0" Long 2 Screwdriver, STD Tip, .125" Tip, X 6.0" Long' 2 Pliers, Lineman's; 9.0" -
- 2 Screwdriver, STD Tip, .25" Tip, X 6.0" Long 2 Screwdriver, Phillips Tip, #2 Tip, 4" Blade 2 Screwdriver, Holding, .25" X 6" (Klein) K>
2 Wrench, Adjustable, 10.0" 1 Flashlight 1 500 Volt Megger
.1 VOM.
1 Amp Probe Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date K>
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'MAINTENANCE EMERGENCY TOOL BOX INVENTORY MECHANICAL TOOL BOX (1 OF 1) .:;.v : _-_'.
TooTool Box Mm .. . Description - 1 Remarks T1633000001 T16M000002 ,
1 -Flux, Soldering ;-_:___':__-_-_-_.
L - - 1- Chisel, Cold,-.4375" Cut - -
,1 - Wrench'Set,'Combo, 0.250"-1.250" i_____________ 1 Wrench Set, Hex Key (Allen), 0.1 87"-0.375" 1 Wrench Set, Hex Key (Allen),- Folding, 0.050"-
_____ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---- 0 .1 8 7 " _.-. -
.__ _ ._1. Socket Set, .375" ...-
1 Hammer, Bail Pein,' 12 oz 1' Punch,_Pir,7.188" - - '- - -,--
j 1 Punch, Pin, .125" - - . .
1 ' Plirsjongue & Groove, 9' #420 Clarian'l Locks 1 i Screwdriver, Phillips TipRound Sh aril;2 TipX'
._ _ .-. ^ _4.0' Blade;>' - .. . . -. .
1 Sc~revwdriv&e;'Phillip's Tip, Roun-d Shank',#2'Tip X . - ... . .
_ ._1.50' Blade *.
'._ __ ._ 1 Screwdriver, STD Tip, .25" Tip X 6.0' Long
'__ __ ._ 1 Screwdrver, STD Tip, .25" Tip X 12.0' Long
.______ _1 Wrench, Pipe, 12"
._ _._.Wrench,1 Wrench, Adjustable, 12". i I
1 Pliers, Needle Nose, W/Side Cutter, 8"i .
k
,_______ _1 Pliers, Slip Joint, 1o"
._ __ ...1 Flashlight .. - .;.
- C. ,.. . 4 Completed~~~~By . - Date. __..__...__........__.._ -- -- ------- - ;.
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date I . .. . - . ... PAGE 26-OF.31. R REVISION 0 01
BROWNS FERRY T EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES EPIP-i2 APPENDIX M Page 3 of 5 <j MAINTENANCE EMERGENCY TOOL BOX INVENTORY I& C TOOL BOX (1 OF 3) :; -
Tool Box, Tool Box Min Description - Remarks-T1617000001, SAT T1617000002 SAT- ' I _________________ I _______
1 Pliers, Tongue & Groove, 9, #42 Channel I Locks I 1
____ Screwdriver, STD Tip, .25" Tip, X 6.0" Long 1 Screwdriver, Jewelers, Set of Six, .25"-.100" Mfg.
- Starrett-'-"
-_____ 1_ -Screwdriver, Holding, .25" X 6" (Klein) 1 Cord, Extension, 110 V 100' 1 Wrench Set, Hex Key (Allen), Folding, 0.050"-
01"
- 0. 187
-- -___ 1 - Wrench; Ignition, Set
_____ _ _ -_.1. Wrench, Valve Wheel, Number 0, 8.0"X.50"X.656" 1 Socket; Set, 1/4" DR., SL/DW, 3/16" to 9/16"-
1
_ _ __ Driver, Nut, Set, Fractional 1/4" to 1/2"
_1 Wrench, Set, Hex key, .028" to 5/8" 1
__- Cutter, Tube, .125" to .625". --
-_-_1- -'Cutter, Tube, .125" to 1.125" 1-- -Pliers, Diagonals, 60
-1 Pliers, Lineman, 7"
-- 1 Pliers, Needle Nose;,7"
-- 1_ -Pliers, Tongue & Groove, #430 CL.
__________ .1 File, Half Round, 4" Smooth
_ 1 File, Round, 6" Smooth 1 Puller, Fuse, Midget.
1 Puller, Fuse, 100A-250V 1 Screwdriver, Philips, #1x3" 1 Screwdriver, Phillips, #t2x4" 1______ Screwdriver, Flat, 1/8x2.25" 1 Screwdriver, Flat, 1/4x6" a ama a PAGE 27 OF 31. 'REIN REVISION 01
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,'MAINTENANCE EMERGENCYTOOL BOX INVENTORY I & C TOOL BOX (2 OF 3) . . : :.. -- ::.
-Tool Box - -..Tool Box 'Mm . .. .. Description
- Remarks z: T1617000002 T1617000002 -
t .SAT - SAT . - _- _ _ _ _ _ _ . ... _ >. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. _- -.- _ .. _
r 1 Screwdriver, Flat, 1/4x4"
._________ l1 Screwdriver, Flat, 5/16x6"
.- ________: 1 Screwdriver, holding, SMlpocket Clip
- .________ __________ 1 Screwdriver, Holding, 3/16x6"
- -________ 1, Screwdriver, holding, 1/4x8". ' ;
. ._______ 1-. Wrench, Adjustable, 4"'
______ _1 Wrench; Adjustable, 6" ,-
.:_________ .__________ 1 W rench, Adjustable, 8"
.. _____ _1 Wrench, Combo, 3/8" . ^- ..- .-
1 Wrench, Combo, 7/16" .*
A ;__________ . . ;______ 1 W rench, Combo 1/2" .- . .. .
- ________ 1 Wrench, Combo, 9/16".' ; . .*
- _______1 uWrench, Combo,5/8.-. .. ^ :. .. . .
- 1. Wrench, Combo,.11/16" .--.. . ... .. .. _.. .
__________ 1 Wrench, Combo, 3/4"* .. ... . .
1 Wrench, Flare Nut, 1/2"-9/16" 1 Wrench, Flare Nut, 5/8"-1 1/16" 1 Wrench, Flare Nut, 3/4"-1" 1 Wrench, Flare Nut, 7/8'-1 1/8" 1 Flashlightlashi I I . . . . . .I .
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BROWNSFERRY- EMERGENCY EQUIPMENTAND SUPPLIES EPIP'1-2 APPENDIX M Page 5 of 5 MAINTENANCE EMERGENCY TOOL BOX INVENTORY I&CTOOLBOX(30F3)
NOTES The following items are supplied by the I & C Shop, if restock is necessary.
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Description I Remarks T1617000001 ' T1617000002 . -
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- Tube Fitting. 1/4"M NPT to 3/8" tubecomp 2
- Tube Fitting, 1/4"F NPT to 1/4" tube comp 2 *Tube Fitting, 3/8" comp to 3/8" comp 2 Tube Fitting, 1/4" comp to 1/40 comp -
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- Tuba Fitting, Tee, 1/4" comp -- 7 1 Tape, Electrical, Scotch 33 Black -
.. _________ 2 Jumpers, Banana, 2' orange w/clips.;
1 Pk Tywraps, 3/1 6"X8" 'KJ 1 Pk Tywraps, 1/8"X4"
._________ __________ 1 Valve Wrench, Custom Made, I & C Specs.
_1 Snoop, Bottle, 8 oz .!__,_ ,_' _^_,._"_'
Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date p..;..
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,APPENDIX N Page 1 of 1 ALTERNATE DECONTAMINATION FACILITY POWER SER VICE SHOP -#4-TVA,: MUSCLE SHOALS RESERVATION -
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.___ 2 Pkg Cotton Tipped Swabs
_____ 1 Box Square Gauze
.-1Box Detergent
____ 12 Surgical Brushes . :
2 Can Waterless Hand Cleaner 2 Btl Shampoo
_____ 100 Paper Bath Towels . .. .. .,, -s
. ___ 12 Small Coveralls . .
____ 12 Medium Coveralls . . . .. -.
12 Large Coveralls 12 Small Tennis Shoes iI 12 Large Tennis Shoes .
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BROWNS FERRY l EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES EPIP 2 APPENDIX 0 Page 1 of 1 EMERGENCY USE SCBA INVENTORY
^- -- CAUTION' The 5 SCBA units located in the 4kV Shutdown Bd. Rm. "C"are required for 10 CFR 50 Appendix R Support.
SCBA -I SAT Min, Description l
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2 Large, SCBA face pieces (Gold Rim), Unit 1 Control Room 1 Small, SCBA face pieces (Gray Rim), Unit 1 Control Room
=___ 5 SCBA, Unit 2 Control Room 2 Large, SCBA face pieces (Gold Rim), Unit 2 Control Room-1 Small, SCBA face pieces (Gray Rim), Unit 2 Control Room 5 SCBA, Unit 3 Control Room 2 Large, SCBA face pieces (Gold Rim); Unit 3 Control Room
=___ 1 Small, SCBA face pieces (Gray Rim), Unit 3 Control Room--
15 Air Cylinders, Service Building Elevation 565, Service Shop Hallway 10 SCBA, Fire Equipment Cabinet Turbine Building - 557' 10 Air Cylinders, Fire Equipment Cabinet Turbine Building - 557' 5 SCBA, 4kV Shutdown Bd Rm 'C
____ 2 Large, SCBA face pieces (Gold Rim), 4kV Shutdown Bd Rrn "C 1 Small, SCBA face pieces (Gray Rim), 4kV Shutdown Bd Rm "C" 5 SCBA, 3A Electrical Board Room
=___ 2 Large, SCBA Face pieces (Gold Rim), 3A Electrical Board Room 1 Small, SCBA Face pieces (Gray Rim), 3A Electrical Board Room 4 SCBA, Fire Equipment Cabinet Stairwell - RB 1&2 El. 565' 4 SCBA, Fire Equipment Cabinet Stairwell - RB 2&3 El. 565' 2 SCBA, Radcon Emergency Cart 4 SCBA, Fire Apparatus Completed By Date:
Review and Approval: EP Manager Date
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TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT k .. , , . ,
EMERGENCY, PLANWIMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP-17 FIRE EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
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HISTORY OF REVISIONIREVIEW ;
REV. DATE: REVISED REASON FOR CURRENT REVISION NO. PAGES, 26 10/29/03 All IC-30 This revision is being conducted to cancel EPIP-17. EPIP-17 is being renumbered for standardization issues. EPIP-12 will manage Emergency Equipment and Supplies (Inventory and Operability Procedure). The Cancellation of EPIP-17 and activation of EPIP-12 will be accomplished as a parallel change.
27 1/23/03 All, IC-31 This revision is being conducted as a recommendation of the EP Peer Team, standardization process. EPIP-21 "Fire Emergency Procedure" is being moved to EPIP-17. As noted in IC-30 EPIP-17 was canceled and the contents of EPIP-17 placed into EPIP-12. This revision reactivates EPIP-17 as the "Fire Emergency Procedure". There has been no material revision to the existing Fire Emergency Procedure, this revision only moves the content of the procedure to EPIP-17.
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All IC-32 This revision is being conducted to incorporate information provided by Fire/Medical Operations as a corrective action for PER 03-014380-000. During a Fire Protection Self Assessment it was identified that EPIP-17 should include a reference to 0-AOI-26-1. This procedure will also be re-formatted.
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2.0 REFERENCES
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A. NUREG-0654, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency ........... ....... 1 B. 10 ~Response Plans and Preparedness in SupotfNuerPwrPlns B 1CFR 50.47, Code of Fe" eral Regdlatio'ns...pport of Nuc,11111,l"'lear Power Plant ... 1...
2.2 Plant Instructions ............................................ ........................... 1.......
A.TV adolgcA E egRadiological.......................Emergency..................Plan.........1.
3.0 INSTRUCTIONS.............................. 1 3.1 General ... 2;..~~~~~~~~~............................1.....................
3.4 Incident Commander Respoinsibilities.............~....2.
3.5 RADCON Representative, Responsibilities ..................................... . . 2 4.0 DOCUMENTATION..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.2.................
5.0ILUTRTOILLUSTRATIONS/APPENDICES.............................................................2.
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose ....
'. ' 'The pu'rpose of this'procedure is to provide a means for administering a timely response to fire emergencies at Browns Ferry and a mechanism to notify additional emergency personnel or.
resources as needed. This procedure applies to all fire emergencies at Browns Ferry Nucleari Plant.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Industry Documents : ' . !.l . .
A. NUREG-0654, Criteria fo Preparation and'Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants ncy B. 10 CFR 50.47, Code of Federal Regulations 2.2 Plant Instructions A. TVA Radiological Emergency Plan 3.0 INSTRUCTIONS, 3.1 General-A. All members of the fire response team will proceed to the scene upon receiving '
' notification. ' '... ..
3.2 Initial Notification by Unit Operator A. Upon receiving a fire emergency call, the Unit 1 Control Room Unit Operator will:-I
- Obtain name of caller.
- Obtain location of fire.
- Obtain nature of fire.
- Obtain telephone number from caller.
B. Initiate the uFire Alarm Bell".
C. Announce fire location over the plant public address (PA) system, repeating at regular intervals until instructed otherwise by Shift Manager or Unit Supervisor.
D. Notify the Fire Protection Personnel using the Operations/Fire Protection Radio.
E. Notify the Shift Manager of the fire.
3.3 Shift Manger Responsibilities A. The Shift Manager will:
- Dispatch Unit Supervisor or designee to the scene to act as Incident Commander.
- Establish and maintain communications with the Incident Commander.
- Refer to SSI-001 for applicability based on the severity of the fire.
B. The Shift Manager will when requested by the Incident Commander notify the off-duty BFN fire protection personnel. Notify the off duty BFN fire protection personnel from a call list maintained in the Shift Manager office area. This list will be maintained by the Fire Protection Organization.
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BROWNS FERRY, FIRE EMERGENCY PROCEDURE EPIP-17 C. When requested by the Incident Commander notify of the Clements Volunteer Fire Department. Notify the Clements Volunteer Fire Department by calling the Limestone County Sheriff's Dispatcher (233-3473).
D. Following an 'Appendix R Fire" - direct the Operations Support Center (OSC) to provide ventilation of Shutdown Board Rooms by MSI-0-000-PROO05, Electrical Equipment Room Emergency Ventilation.
E. When requested, by the Incident Commander, to shut down ventilation during a fire, consider utilizing O-AOI-26-1 for ventilation shut down to ensure that fire dampers close properly.
3.4 Incident Commander Responsibilities A. The Incident Commander will:
- Establish radio communication with the Shift Manager.
- Keep Shift Manager advised of situation.
- Request Shift Manager to call in off-site support as needed.
3.5 RADCON Representative Responsibilities A. The RADCON Representative will:
- Advise the Incident Commander of radiological hazards.
- Ensu're'the Incident Commander'is aware of areas of significant radiation exposure and airborne radioactivity that may affect stay time for team members.
- Notify the Incident Commander of any team members limitations in regards to stay time.
4.0 DOCUMENTATION :
4.1 Records of Classified Emergencies The materials generated in support of key actions during an actual emergency classified as a Notification of Unusual Event or higher are considered Lifetime retention Non-QA records.
Materials shall be forwarded to the EP Manager who shall submit any records deemed necessary to demonstrate performance to the Corporate EP Manager for storage.
4.2 Drill and Exercise Records The materials deemed necessary to demonstrate performance of key actions during drills are considered Non-QA records. These records shall be forwarded to the EP Manager who shall retain records deemed necessary to demonstrate six-year plan performance for six years. The EP Manager shall retain other records in this category for three years 5.0 ILLUSTRATIONS/APPENDICES NONE, LAST PAGE PAGE2OF2E REVISION 28