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Revision 13 to EP-220, Revision 42 to EP-290, and Revision 25 to EP-292
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Site:	Fermi
Issue date:	01/29/2004
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DETROIT EDISON - FERMI 2 AUTOMATED RECORD MANAGEMENT DISTRIBUTION CONTROL LIST 01/29/04 To: 00935 US NRC PAGE 1 DOCUMENT CNTRL DESK WASHINGTON, DC 20555 Media: 8 1/2 X 11 Number Cnt Issue DTC Doc. Serial Number Page Rev Copies Lvl Date Sec Status TPEPT EP-220 13 1 ST 01/29/04 AFC TPEPT EP-290 42 1 ST 01/29/04 AFC TPEPT EP-292 25 1 ST 01/29/04 AFC Please destroy or mark all revised, superseded, or cancelled documents as such. CONTROLLED stamps must be voided by lining through and initialing.

Detroit Edison EF2, C/O Info Mgmt 140 NOC, 6400 North Dixie Highway, Newport MI 48166. (734) 586-4338 OR (734) 586-4061 for questions or concerns.

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Detroit Edison - Fermi 2 EP-292 RERP Plan Implementing Procedure Revision 25 Page 1 Io EMERGENCY CALL OUT - BACKUP AIETHOD I Revision Summary

1) Revised Attachment I as follows:

Removed Group 204 from the Call List

Combined Groups 120 and 132 into Group 120

Combined Groups 121 and 133 into Group 121

Added new Group 209 to List (Radiation Protection)

2) Revised Attachment 2 to update the Call Out Message to better reflect the changes made to ECOS.

Implementation Plan

1) This revision goes into effect upon issuance.

Attachments 2 100803 Required Staffing by Classification 2 100803 Call Out Message Enclosures - None CONTROLLED

EP-292 Revision 25 Page 2 1.0 PURPOSE To provide instructions for activating the Emergency Response Organization in the event of Emergency Call Out System (ECOS) failure.

2.0 USE REFERENCES - None 3.0 ENTRY CONDITIONS Control Room personnel are unable to verify proper operation of the ECOS in accordance with EP-290.

4.0 GENERAL INFORMATION - None 5.0 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS - None 6.0 PROCEDURE CM-1 6.1 Call Out Procedure

Who Step Action Control Room person 6.1.1 Dial 8-235-9444 or 9-1-313-235-9444 and ask to speak to the Senior responsible for ECOS Central System Supervisor.

activation 6.1.2 Inform the Senior Central System Supervisor that the Fermi 2 Emergency Director has declared an Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency, as applicable.

6.1.3 Direct the Senior Central System Supervisor to implement EP-292.

Senior Central System . 6.1.4 Note specified emergency class in step 2 of Attachment 2.

Superisor

EP-292 Revision 25 Page 3 6.1.5 Distribute copies of EP-292 and Emergency Notification Duty Roster Organizational Assignments to the System Operations Center (SOC)/South Regional Operations Center (SROC) Staff.

6.1.6 Assign and brief SOC/SROC Staff to call personnel to fill appropriate positions in accordance with the position list on Attachment 1, calling priority positions first.

SOC[SROC 6.1.7 Call to staff priority positions first (priority positions are marked by an Istaff ~~~~asterisk).

6.1.8 Call personnel to fill the positions needed, using the home phone numbers from the Emergency Notification Duty Roster Organizational Assignments.

I. Read the message on Attachment 2 to the person called.

2. If a priority position cannot be filled, notify the Senior Central System Supervisor before continuing.

Senior Centra 6 System 6.1.9 If a priority position cannot be filled, immediately notify the Fermi 2 Supervisor Control Room at 8-256-4700 or 8-586-4771.

[SOCSROC 6.1.10 Continue until the desired number of persons are confirmed for all staff required positions.

6.1.11 Notify the Senior Central System Supervisor when all assigned positions are filled or when positions have not been filled after repeated attempts (minimum of 3 attempts for each person qualified for the position being filled).

Senior Centra System 6.1.12 Continue calling to staff the Emergency Response Organization until all positions are staffed or until directed to terminate calling to staff positions by the Fermi 2 Emergency Director.

6.1.13 Notify the Fermi 2 Control Room at 8-256-4700 or 8-586-4771 with the status of Emergency Response Organization staffing, approximately every 30 minutes.

6.1.14 When all positions are filled, notify the Fermi 2 Control Room at 8-256-4700 or 8-586-4771 that the Emergency Response Organization is staffed.

EP-292 Revision 25 Page 4 7.0 FOLLOW UP ACTIONS 7.1 Send all copies of Attachment I to Supervisor, RERP, 164 EF2 NOC.

8.0 RECORDS None END OF TEXT

REQUIRED STAFFING BY CLASSIFICATION Site Area UnusualEvent Alert or GcneralEmergency Position ID Number Position ID Number Position ID Number 100* 001* _ _ _001*

108* 100* 100*

110* 102* 102*

121* 108* 108*

001 110* 110*

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200* 209*

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101 126*

103 134*

104 200*

105 201

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107 211

109 ______ 212*

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112 320*

113 ______ 320*

122 321°*

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Highest Priority EP-292 ATT I P1/3 100803 IP: U File: 0926.15

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EP-292 ATT I P2/3 100803 IP: U File: 0926.15

REQUIRED STAFFING BY CLASSIFICATION Site Area or UnusualEvent Alert G GeneralrEmergency Position ID Number Position ID Number Position ID Number 441]I 441 442 I TP:U File: 0926.15 EP-292 100803 EP-292 ATT I1 P3/3 100803 IP: U File: 0926.15

CALL OUT MESSAGE

1. Dial home phone number and ask for the desired Detroit Edison employee.

2. State the following:

"This is Detroit Edison calling. The Fermi 2 Emergency Director has declared a(an)

(Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency or General Emergency). This is not a drill.

Are you able to report to your emergency facility? Are you fit for duty?"

3. If the employee answers yes to both questions, reply:

"Report to your emergency facility (or alternate facility*) immediately. Do not delay."

4. Document "yes" responses only on Attachment I of this procedure by entering the responding employee's ID Number next to the position being staffed.

5. If the employee is not home or unable to report, continue with the next person on the list.

The Fermi 2 Emergency Director may designate an alternate facility based on plant conditions.

EP-292 ATT 2 PI/I 100803 END IP: U File: 0926.15

Fermi 2 EP-290 RERP Plan Implementing Procedure Revision 42 Page 1 I EIMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS Revision Summary

1) Added note before step 6.1.1.1 to provide information regarding the use of Enclosure F.

2) Revised Enclosure E.

3) Added Enclosure F to provide a template for recording emergency messages.

4) Made editorial changes. No revision bars used to mark these changes.

Implementation Plan

1) This procedure goes into effect upon issuance.

Attachments - None Enclosures A 100802 Nuclear Plant Event Notification Form Information Sources and Requirements B 100802 Nuclear Plant Event Technical Data Form Information Sources and Requirements C 100802 Initial Notifications Flowchart D 100802 Follow-up Notifications Flowchart E 100703 ECOS Activation F 100703 Recording an ECOS Announcement for Staffing an Alternate Emergency Response Facility CONTROLLED

EP-290 Revision 42 Page 2 1.0 PURPOSE To provide instructions for performing emergency notifications at Fermi 2 2.0 USE REFERENCES 2.1 EP-101, Classification of Emergencies 2.2 EP-102, Unusual Event 2.3 EP-103, Alert 2.4 EP-104, Site Area Emergency 2.5 EP-105, General Emergency 2.6 EP-402, Responsibilities of the Recovery Organization 2.7 EP-545, Protective Action Recommendations 2.8 Appendix A, RERP Forms 3.0 ENTRY CONDITIONS 3.1 An emergency has been classified in accordance with EP-101 or 3.2 Offsite emergency support has been requested 4.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 4.1 Offsite Authorities must receive within 15 minutes: Initial Notifications of an emergency declaration, any escalation in emergency classification, initial Protective Action Recommendations (PARs), or any change in PARs (in accordance with EP-545, "Protective Action Recommendations"). Offsite Authorities are:

4.1.1 Monroe County 4.1.2 Wayne County 4.1.3 State of Michigan

EP-290 Revision 42 Page 3 4.2 Offsite Authorities, Canada, and the NRC Operations Center shall be notified of emergency conditions at Fermi 2 using the Nuclear Plant Event Notification Form (ENF) (EP-290001).

4.3 Initial Notifications are used to communicate any declaration of emergency, PAR, or any changes to an existing PAR.

4.3.1 Any Initial Notification used to communicate a declaration of emergency, PAR, or a change in PAR due to plant status shall use the Nuclear Plant Event Notification Form (EP-290001).

4.3.2 Any Initial Notification used to communicate a declaration of emergency, PAR, or change in PAR due to dose assessment results or off-site RET radiation survey data shall use the Nuclear Plant Event Notification Form (EP-290001) and the Nuclear Plant Event Technical Data Form (TDF) (EP-290002) together and marked as one message.

4.3.3 Any event de-escalation or termination communication shall use Forms EP-290001 and EP-290002 together and marked as one message.

NOTE: To ensure the timeliness of Follow-up Notifications, Fermi 2 should provide updates to the State of Michigan (and to Monroe and Wayne Counties prior to state EOC activation) every 30 minutes (or longer if approved by the State) using the TDF.

4.4 Follow-up Notifications are updates made to Offsite Authorities, NRC Operations Center, and Nuclear Information when more information becomes available or as the situation changes. All Follow-up Notifications require completing the Nuclear Plant Event Technical Data Form (EP-290002).

4.5 Dose Assessment results must be copied onto a TDF.

4.6 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) shall be notified immediately following the offsite authorities and not later than I hour after the emergency declaration.

4.6.1 The Shift Manager/Emergency Director ensures required NRC notifications are completed by a knowledgeable member of the plant staff.

4.6.2 Notifications to the NRC shall be made from the Control Room throughout the emergency, until transfer to the Technical Support Center (TSC) is ordered by the Emergency Director (ED). The ENF or TDF should be used to facilitate notifications to the NRC throughout the emergency.

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1. Notifications should be performed by a knowledgeable person who can respond to questions without significant delay.

4.6.3 Notifications to the NRC are normally accomplished using the FTS-2001, Emergency Notification System (ENS). The phone numbers are listed on the NRC Operations Center telephone numbers sticker on each ENS phone and in the RERP Emergency Telephone Directory.

4.7 Province of Ontario (Canada) 4.7.1 Canada is contacted immediately after the NRC Operations Center notification.

4.7.2 Canada shall receive all initial notification messages.

4.7.3 The State of Michigan will provide Follow-up Notifications to Canada.

4.8 The Control Room (CR) initially performs the Communicator actions required by this procedure. As additional emergency facilities become functional, responsibility for Communicator actions is transferred from the CR upon direction by the Facility Manager:

NOTE: Communicators shall complete all notifications in progress before transferring this responsibility to another facility.

4.8.1 To the Technical Support Center (TSC) when the Emergency Director (ED) declares the TSC functional 4.8.2 To the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), when the Emergency Officer declares the EOF functional 4.9 Requests for hospital, offisite fire, or ambulance/paramedic support shall be made by the Control Room staff unless otherwise ordered by the ED (see Section 6.2).

4.10 Enclosures A and B may be used to assure accuracy of the information for each line item on an ENF or TDF.

4.11 The Emergency Notification Facsimile Log (EP-290007) should be used to document all facsimile transmittals.

4.12 The 10 Meter Meteorological Tower instruments are the preferred meteorological tower information source for an ENIF or TDF.

EP-290 Revision 42 Page 5 4.13 Avoid the use of jargon, abbreviations, or notes whenever possible to help ensure clarification of communications.

4.14 Complete all hand-written forms in blue or black ink.

4.15 When performed, all electronically generated ENFs/TDFs shall use the standard electronic signature, name then "/sP'.

5.0 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 5.1 Emergency Declaration NOTE: All notification forms (ENFs and TDFs) must be complete, numbered sequentially, and signed by the Emergency Director/Emergency Officer prior to communication.

5.1.1 Complete the applicable notification form(s) (ENF and TDF, as needed) for an Initial Notification using Enclosures A and B, as applicable.

6.0 PROCEDURE 6.1 Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, or Gencral Emergency Event Dcclaration or PAR Changes 6.1.1 Shift Manager (or delegate) Action NOTE (1): Activation of the ECOS is at the discretion of the Emergency Director at the Unusual Event level.

NOTE (2): Enclosure F provides an ECOS announcement template to be used in conjunction with Enclosure E (ECOS Activation).

1. Activate ECOS in accordance with Enclosure E.

6.1.2 Communicator Actions I. Perform Initial Notifications using Enclosure C.

6.1.3 Nuclear Information Actions

1. Obtain emergency information from the communicator.

2. Perform notifications and generate information releases as required by Corporate Communications.

EP-290 Revision 42 Page 6 6.2 Offsite Emergency Support Required 6.2.1 If fire, ambulance/paramedic, or hospital support is required, use the Fire Department Support Request Form (EP-290003), Ambulance/Paramedic Support Request Form (EP-290004), or Hospital Support Request Form (EP-290005) to make the request. The correct phone numbers are listed on the individual form and in the RERP Emergency Telephone Directory.

6.2.2 Follow any request for offsite emergency support with a notification to Security at the Secondary Alarm Station using the Secondary Alarm Station Report (EP-290006).

7.0 FOLLOW UP ACTIONS 7.1 Follow-up Notifications NOTE: Notifications to Nuclear Information are discontinued after the JPIC is functional.

7.1.1 Complete a TDF using Enclosure B when more information becomes available or as plant conditions change.

7.1.2 Perform Follow-up Notifications using Enclosure D.

7.2 NRC Notifications 7.2.1 Maintain an open, continuous communication channel with the NRC Operations Center upon request by the NRC.

7.2.2 Respond to information requests from the NRC as needed.

I. Document all requests in the narrative log.

7.2.3 Inform the NRC of any changes in plant conditions and status of emergency response efforts on and off site.

EP-290 Revision 42 Page 7 73 Industry Notifications NOTE: These notifications are follow-up actions and are normally performed by the TSC/EOF Communicators.

7.3.1 Following any Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency declaration, or upgrade in emergency classification, contact the following using the phone numbers listed in the RERP Emergency Telephone Directory:

1. INPO

2. Nuclear Insurers (ANI/MAELU) 7.3.2 Make an entry in the TSC or EOF Communicator Log documenting content and time of completed notification.

7.4 Notification of Event Dc-escalation or Termination 7.4.1 A notification of de-escalation, termination, or recovery should be communicated as an initial notification.

7.4.2 The individual making the notification shall:

NOTE: When an ENF (EP-290001) and TDF (EP-290002) are used together as one message the approval and notification documentation should be completed on the ENF.

1. Complete both an ENF and TDF using the same message number on each form.

a. Repeated information on the TDF, specifically meteorological data, should state "see page one."

2. Write a summary of the plant status that permits the de-escalation, termination, or recovery of the event in the "Reactor Information" section of the TDF. Use EP-102, "Unusual Event;" EP-103, "Alert;" EP-1 04, "Site Area Emergency;" EP-105, "General Emergency;" or EP-402, "Responsibilities of the Recovery Organization," as a guide.

3. Communicate the information on the ENF and TDF to the offsite authorities, NRC Operations Center, Province of Ontario, Nuclear Information (or JPIC if functional), and NRC Resident Inspector.

EP-290 Revision 42 Page 8 7.4.3 Nuclear Information shall:

1. Obtain emergency information from the Communicator.

2. Perform notifications and generate information releases as required by Corporate Communications.

7.4.4 At event termination, the Emergency Director/Emergency Officer shall forward completed ENFs and TDFs to the Supervisor, RERP for disposition.

1. After termination of the event, any new event should initiate a new series of messages starting with message number one.

8.0 RECORDS 8.1 The following are required records and shall be retained or dispositioned in accordance with established requirements:

8.1.1 All completed ENFs (EP-290001) 8.1.2 All completed TDFs (EP-290002) 8.1.3 All completed support request forms (EP-290003), (EP-290004), (EP-290005) 8.1.4 All completed Secondary Alarm Station Notification forms (EP-290006) 8.1.5 All completed Emergency Notification Facsimile Log(s) (EP-290007)

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EP-290 Enclosure A, Page 1 of I 100802 NUCLEAR PLANT EVENT NOTIFICATION FORM INFORMATION SOURCES AND REQUIREMENTS Information Sources Section Control Room TSC EOF Current Classification ED ED EO Reason for Classification ED ED EO Plant Status ED ED EO Radiological Release in Progress STA/SE RPA RPC Due to Event Protective Action Recommendations ED ED EO Meteorological Data STA/SE RPA RPC Information Requirements Top of Form Check "Actual Event" or "Drill," as applicable.

Plant Contact Information Identify the facility calling from, message number and the "call-back" number.

Current Classification Identify the current classification, date, and time (in military format).

Reason for Classification Identify the IC number, as applicable.

Plant Status Item selected should be based on an evaluation of reactor water level and core cooling capability, fission product barrier status, ECCS operation and availability, and projected success path.

Radiological Release in Check "Yes" if greater than or equal to any of the Unusual Event abnormal Progress Due to Event radiological release (AU I) limits.

Protective Action Check all that apply. "Other" may be used for AdHoc PARs or weather forecasts.

Recommendations Check "none" for Unusual Event, Alert, or Site Area Emergency. Check appropriate "Area(s)" block for any General Emergency or PAR changes.

Meteorological Data I Om meteorological instruments are the preferred information source.

EP-290 Enclosure B, Page I of 1 100802 NUCLEAR PLANT EVENT TECHNICAL DATA FORM INFORMATION SOURCES AND REQUIREMENTS Information Sources Section Control Room TSC EOF Meteorological Data STAISE RPA RPC Reactor Information ED ED EO Release/Offsite Dose Data STA/SE RPA RPC Measured Offsite Radiation Levels RET Leader RPA RPC Information Requirements Top of Page I Check "Actual Event" or 'Drill,' as applicable.

Plant Contact Information Identify the facility calling from, message number and the "call-back" number.

Meteorological Data lOim meteorological instruments are the preferred information source.

Reactor Information Should include relevant additional information to the classification.

Reactor shutdown? Are all rods in or is hot shutdown boron weight injected?

Consider communicating other potential classifiable plant conditions, status of fission product barriers and ECCS or offsite assistance.

Check "NIA" for Page 2 information if there are no dose assessment results or off-site radiological surveys. Do not send Page 2 if "N/A" is marked.

ReleaselOffsite Dose Data Identify type of release as airborne or waterborne and the expected duration. If release type is "airborne,' transfer data from dose report(s) onto form. Identify if using "Actual" or "Potential" data results.

Measured Offsite Measured offsite Radiological Emergency Team (RET) data only.

Radiation Levels

EP-290 Enclosure C, Page I of I 100802 INITIAL NOTIFICATIONS FLOWCHART NOTE (1): Initial Notifications must be

Emergency Declared completed to the offsite authorities

Event Escalation within 15 minutes of event declaration,

Initial PAR initial PARs, PAR changes, and event

Change in current PAR escalation.

Recovery Ordered NOTE (2): All notifications should be

Event De-Escalation completed using the applicable direct

Event Termination ring phone line(s) or the phone (see note 1) numbers or alternate methods listed in the RERP Emergency Telephone Directory.

NOTE (3): Calls are to be discontinued once JPIC isfunctional - telephone / (ompeted C numbers are listed in the RERP ENF (and TDF as N-- Complete applicable form(s)

Emergency Telephone Directory or applicable)? (see Enclosures Aand B)

Home Address Report. * (see note 1)

NOTE (4): Monroe and Wayne County EOCs must continue to receive faxes of all messages.

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YEmergency OperationsN (see note 2) Center (S(see note 2)

F ~~~~~~functionl Monroe/Wayne lEOC County Sheriffs lNRCOperations l l Michigan State Center l l Police Province of l NRC Operations Ontario, Canada Center lNuclear Information Province of (see note 3) Ontario, s Canada3) lFax Forms l l NuclearF nformations (see note 4) (see note 3)

Start Follow-up Sar Folo-Message Mage (use Enclosure D)

Start Follow-up Message (use Enclosure D)

EP-290 Enclosure D, Page I of 1 100802 FOLLOW-UP NOTIFICATIONS FLOWCHART NOTE (1): Follow-up Notifications

Initial Notification Completed should be completed every 30

Plant Conditions have Changed minutes or sooner if conditions

30 Minutes has Passed Since Last Message change. (see note 1)

NOTE (2): All notifications should be completed using the applicable direct ring phone line(s) or the phone numbers or alternate methods listed in the RERP Emergency Telephone Directory.

NOTE (3): Once JPIC is Completed TDF? N Complete form functional all calls shall be (see note 1) (see Enclosure B) discontinued - numbers are listed in the RERP Emergency Telephone Directory or Home Address Report.

NOTE (4): Monroe and Wayne County EOCs must continue to receive faxes of all messages.

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SEOC Monroe/Wayne County Sheriffs NRC Operations Michigan State Center Police Nuclear Information NRC Operations (see note 3) Center FaxForms Nuclear Information (see note 4) (see note 3)

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EP-290 Enclosure E, Page 1 of 5 100703 ECOS ACTIVATION Shift Manager/Emergency Director (or delegate) Actions

1. 0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 The primary ECOS remote activation center is located in Mesa, Arizona with a backup facility located in Franklin, Tennessee.

1.2 Each Monday morning between 9 and 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, the system will be shutdown for approximately five minutes for system software cleanup. During national holidays occurring on Monday, the system will be shutdown on Tuesdays during the same timeframe. If a scenario is active this shutdown will not occur.

1.3 When the scenario activation has completed contacting Emergency Response Organization the ECOS program will generate a report of responding personnel and fax it to the applicable Emergency Response Facilities dependent on the level of classification (Control Room, Technical Support Center, and Emergency Operations Facility). Since these reports are generated in Mesa, Arizona they will be stamped in Pacific time.

1.4 Scenarios #5 and #6 allow the Shift Manager/Emergency Director to customize the message that the responding Emergency Response Organization will hear from ECOS. Enclosure F provides an announcement template to assist with the applicable recording.

2.0 ACTIVATING ECOS USING SCENARIOS #1, #2, #3, OR #4

-____________ Table 1-1 Scenario ID # ,.ERO lassficaion ositionsAIs I Unusual Event (UE) 2 Alert 3 Site Area Emergency (SAE) 4 General Emergency (GE)

5 Alert with - voice message recording option (see Enclosure F)

6 SAE or GE with - voice message recording option (see Enclosure F)

Voice message recording option may be used for weather emergencies, security threat, or alternate facility relocation.

EP-290 Enclosure E, Page 2 of 5 100703 ECOS ACTIVATION Shift Manager/Emergency Director (or delegate) Actions NOTE: The # symbol should only be used when requested by the program or procedure. If the #

symbol is entered when not required it may open other menu options.

2.1 Have ready the applicable Scenario ID Number from Table 1-1 for the corresponding classification.

2.2 Call the ECOS activation number: (866) 205-9839 or (480) 629-0006.

2.3 When prompted enter the Company ID Number (1503) then press #. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

NOTE: To access and start a scenario requires a ScenarioActivation Password. This password is CONFIDENTIAL and is only provided to Shift Managers and Control Room Supervisors.

2.4 When prompted enter the Scenario Activation Passwordfollowed by the # sign. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

2.5 When prompted enter the applicable Scenario ID Number followed by the # sign (see Table 1-1 for scenario ID numbers). The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

NOTE: The system will go through a list of options from the program menu. For scenarios I through 4 do not record over current message using menu Option 2.

2.6 To start the scenario, press 3, and wait for the response, 'The scenario is building."

2.7 When the system reports that the scenario is building exit the program by pressing the

sign.

2.8 GO TO Section 4.0 to verify ECOS operation:

EP-290 Enclosure E, Page 3 of 5 100703 ECOS ACTIVATION Shift Manager/Emergency Director (or delegate) Actions 3.0 ACTIVATING THE EMERGENCY CALL OUT SYSTEM (ECOS) USING SCENARIOS #5 OR #6 (Voice Message Recording Option)

NOTE: The # symbol should only be used when requested by the program or procedure. If the #

symbol is entered when not required it may open other menu options.

3.1 Have ready the applicable Scenario ID Number from Table 1-1 for the corresponding classification.

3.2 See Enclosure F to assist in formulating the recorded message.

3.3 Call the ECOS activation number: (866) 205-9839 or (480) 629-0006.

3.4 When prompted enter the Company ID Number (1503) then press #. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

NOTE: To access and start a scenario requires a ScenarioActivation Password. This password is CONFIDENTIAL and is only provided to Shift Managers and Control Room Supervisors.

3.5 When prompted enter the Scenario Activation Passwordfollowed by the # sign. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for

'No."

3.6 When prompted enter the applicable Scenario ID Number followed by the # sign (see Table 1-1 for scenario ID numbers). The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

NOTE: The system will go through a list of options from the program menu.

3.7 To record a message, press 2. The system will give instructions on how to record and verify your message.

3.8 When you are satisfied with the recording you have made start the scenario by pressing 3 and wait for the response, "The scenario is building."

3.9 When the system reports that the scenario is building, exit the program by pressing the #

sign.

EP-290 Enclosure E, Page 4 of 5 100703 ECOS ACTIVATION Shift Mlanager/Emergency Director (or delegate) Actions 4.0 VERIFYING ECOS OPERATION 4.1 ECOS is programmed to immediately call (734) 586-5235 at the Shift Manager's desk for "4emergency" or "test" activations.

4.2 Answer the call and when prompted for a DetroitEdison ID Number, enter 11111, then press #.

4.3 Follow the remaining prompts and exit the program (ECOS is verified active).

4.4 If a call to the Shift Manager's desk (734) 586-5235 is not received in three minutes for "emergency" activations:

4.4.1 Call the ECOS activation number: (866) 205-9839 or (480) 629-0006.

4.4.2 When prompted enter the Company ID Number (1503) then press #. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

4.4.3 When prompted enter the "Confidential" ScenarioActivation Passwordfollowed by the # sign. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

4.4.4 When prompted enter the applicable Scenario ID Number followed by the # sign (enter the Scenario ID Number that was previously used). The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for 4.4.5 If the scenario is not running the system will ask for further prompts to get the scenario started. If the scenario is running, the system will notify you of this action and pressing the # sign will exit the program.

4.4.6 If ECOS cannot be activated, GO TO Section 6.0.

EP-290 Enclosure E, Page 5 of 5 100703 ECOS ACTIVATION Shift Mlanager/Emergency Director (or delegate) Actions

5. 0 CANCELING AN ACTIVE SCENARIO NOTE (1): If an emergency event classification has escalated and ECOS is still activated (ECOS system still in process of calling ERO) there is no need to cancel the current scenario. The next scenario can be activated.

NOTE (2): The # symbol should only be used when requested by the program or procedure. If the # symbol is entered when not required it may open other menu options.

5.1 Call the ECOS activation number: (866) 205-9839 or (480) 629-0006.

5.2 When prompted enter the Company ID Number (1503) then press #. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

NOTE: To access and start a scenario requires a Scenario Activation Password. This password is CONFIDENTIAL and is only provided to Shift Managers and Control Room Supervisors.

5.3 When prompted enter the ScenarioActivation Passwordfollowed by the # sign. The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for

'No."

5.4 When prompted enter the applicable ScenarioID Number followed by the # sign (use Scenario ID Number that needs to be canceled). The system will then ask you to verify the number entered by requesting you press 9 for "Yes" or 6 for "No."

NOTE: The system will go through a list of options from the program menu.

5.5 Press # from the program menu.

5.6 When prompted press 2 to cancel the active scenario.

5.7 Follow the prompts to exit the system.

6. 0 BACKUP ECOS METHOD 6.1 If all attempts to activate the ECOS fail, enter EP-292, "Emergency Call Out - Backup Method."

EP-290 Enclosure F, Page 1 of3 100703 RECORDING AN ECOS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR STAFFING AN ALTERNATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITY NOTE (1): This Enclosure is to be used in conjunction with the activation of ECOS Scenarios #5 (Alert), #6 (Site Area Emergency) or #6 (General Emergency).

NOTE (2): The following message templates may be modified, as required by ongoing events, at the discretion of the Emergency Director.

1. 0 ALERT CLASSIFICATION 1.1 Select an appropriate announcement template that meets the requirements of the ongoing emergency event.

K - Secii~ty Threat Anounceimicit<

The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared an Alert due to a confirmed security event in the plant protected area. All designated emergency response personnel please report to (state desired location) immediately to receive further information.

Se e pq t'r Weat r- l Announcemet -<

The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared an Alert due to (state severe weather event).

All designated emergency response personnel please report to (state desired location) immediately to receive further information.

iAltemate F>acility Afiountement (Habitabilit Is ;

The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared an Alert. All designated emergency response personnel please report to your emergency response facility immediately with the exception of the following personnel (select affected facilitiesas needed):

Operational Support Center personnel report to the Alternate Operational Support Center.

Technical Support Center personnel report to the Emergency Operating Facility.

EP-290 Enclosure F, Page 2 of 3 100703 RECORDING AN ECOS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR STAFFING AN ALTERNATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITY

2. 0 SITE AREA EMERGENCY (SAE) CLASSIFICATION 2.1 Select an appropriate announcement template that meets the requirements of the ongoing emergency event.

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The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared a Site Area Emergency due to a confirmed security event in the plant vital area. All designated emergency response personnel please report to (state desired location) immediately to receive further information.

- Alte hate Facility Aiffibnncmefit (Habitabilify Issilis)

The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared a Site Area Emergency. All designated emergency response personnel please report to your emergency response facility immediately with the exception of the following personnel (select affectedfacilities as needed):

Operational Support Center personnel report to the Alternate Operational Support Center.

Technical Support Center personnel report to the Emergency Operating Facility.

Emergency Operations Facility personnel report to the Alternate Emergency Operations Facility at Western Wayne Center.

EP-290 Enclosure F, Page 3 of 3 100703 RECORDING AN ECOS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR STAFFING AN ALTERNATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITY

3. 0 GENERAL EMERGENCY (GE) CLASSIFICATION 3.1 Select an appropriate announcement template that meets the requirements of the ongoing emergency event.

Secui<rit^ Tiy h A unnounceme'nt, The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared a General Emergency due to a severe security event taking place onsite. All designated emergency response personnel please report to (state desired location) immediately to receive further information.

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The Emergency Director at Fermi 2 has declared a General Emergency. All designated emergency response personnel please report to your emergency response facility immediately with the exception of the following personnel (select affectedfacilities as needed):

Operational Support Center personnel report to the Alternate Operational Support Center.

Technical Support Center personnel report to the Emergency Operating Facility.

Emergency Operations Facility personnel report to the Alternate Emergency Operations Facility at Western Wayne Center.

END

Detroit Edison - Fermi 2 EP-220 RERP Plan Implementing Procedure Revision 13 Page 1 PERSONNEL MONITORING AND RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAMS Revision Summary

1) Changed note before step 4.1.3 from "offsite RET members" to "RP personnel."

2) Reworded step 5.1.1 and added notes before steps 5.1.1.1 and 5.1.1.2 to clarify ECOS actions, RET leader actions, and response times during emergency classifications.

3) Updated Emergency TLD locations in Enclosure A, Tab 11.

4) Made editorial changes. No revision bars used for these changes.

Implementation Plan

1) This revision goes into effect upon issuance and will be placed in Radiation Protection Required Reading.

Attachments 1 083101 Offsite RET Dispatch 2 083101 Offsite RET Activation Checklist 3 083101 Team Information 4 083101 RET Plume Tracking/Dose Rate Survey Data 5 083101 RET Air Sample Survey Data 6 083101 RET Environmental Sample/Survey Data 7 083101 RET Coordinator Radiological Survey Data Report 8 083101 Disposition of Contaminated Personnel or Vehicles 9 083101 Onsite Radiological Emergency Team Checklists - Emergency Response Facilities 10 083101 Onsite Radiological Emergency Team Checklists - In-Plant Surveys 11 083101 Onsite Radiological Emergency Team Checklists - Onsite (Owner Controlled) Area Surveys 12 083101 Onsite Radiological Emergency Team Checklists - Damage Control and Rescue Team Coverage 13 083101 RP PASS Checklist 14 083101 RP AXM Checklist 15 083101 Personnel Monitoring Teams Checklist 16 083101 Offsite RET Briefing/Debriefing Sheet Enclosures - See page 2.

CONTROLLED

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 2 Enclosures A Environmental Sampling and Survey Techniques 120496 TAB 1: General Information 032800 TAB 2: Plume Tracking 083101 TAB 3: Dose Rate Measurements 083101 TAB 4: Airborne Activity Samples 083101 TAB 5: Vegetation Samples 120496 TAB 6: Soil Samples 120496 TAB 7: Surface Water Samples 120496 TAB 8: Drinking Water Samples 120496 TAB 9: Snow Samples 120496 TAB 10: Contamination Surveys 121803 TAB 11: Emergency TLD Collection B 083101 Recommended Surface Contamination Screening Levels C 083101 Evacuation/Assembly Maps

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 3 1.0 PURPOSE To identify the duties and responsibilities of the Onsite Radiological Emergency Teams (RETs),

Offsite RETs, and Personnel Monitoring Teams (PMTs) during a radiological emergency, including RET Leader, RET Coordinator, and Radiation Protection Coordinator (RPC).

2.0 USE REFERENCES 2.1 67.000.400, Personnel Decontamination and Assessment 2.2 67.000.405, Maintenance and Inventory of Radiation Protection Emergency Kits 2.3 76.000.05, Operation of Gamma Spectroscopy System 3.0 ENTRY CONDITIONS 3.1 The Emergency Director/Shift Manager (SM) orders the activation of any of the following teams:

3.1.1 Onsite RETs 3.1.2 Offsite RETs 3.1.3 PMT 4.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 4.1 RET Leader 4.1.1 Coordinates Radiation Protection (RP) activities from the Operational Support Center (OSC).

4.1.2 Assigns RP personnel to Onsite RETs as required to evaluate radiological conditions or to support other emergency activities as requested.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 4 NOTE: RP personnel are contacted at the Alert declaration by the Emergency Call Out System (ECOS).

4.1.3 Designates personnel, as needed, to form the Offsite RET at the Alert emergency level. The number of required teams will be determined by communication with the Radiation Protection Advisor (RPA) in the Technical Support Center (TSC) and/or the RET Coordinator/RPC in the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) when possible.

4.1.4 Dispatches designated personnel for Offsite RET assignments at the Site Area Emergency level. Teams will form at the EOF as coordinated with the RPA and/or RET Coordinator/RPC.

4.1.5 Dispatches RP personnel to form PMTs as requested.

4.1.6 Transfers responsibility for Offsite RET to RET Coordinator and for PMT to the RPC once the EOF becomes functional.

4.2 RET Coordinator 4.2.1 Determines and designates assembly location for Offsite RET as coordinated with the RET Leader and/or RPA.

4.2.2 Requests dispatch of Offsite RETs at the Site Area Emergency level.

4.2.3 Supervises formation of Offsite RETs assembling at the EOF.

4.2.4 Ensures teams assembling at the EOF are equipped with fully operational equipment.

4.2.5 Provides field assignments to Offsite RETs 4.2.6 Receives monitoring data from Offsite RETs via radio and provides results to the Radiation Protection Coordinator.

4.3 Onsite RET 4.3.1 Consists of RP technicians.

4.3.2 Is dispatched from the OSC by the RET Leader.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 5 4.3.3 Performs radiological surveillance and contamination control in the following areas during an emergency:

1. Onsite, In-plant

2. Onsite, out-of-plant, within the Owner-controlled perimeter fence.

4.3.4 Takes work direction from and reports to the RET Leader 4.3.5 Provides emergency response personnel with necessary radiological protection equipment and direction.

4.3.6 Performs habitability monitoring of emergency response facilities when directed.

4.3.7 Assumes monitoring duties of Offsite RET if a particulate release requiring use of respiratory equipment prevents Offsite RET from completing necessary surveys.

4.4 Offsitc RET NOTE: RET Samplers may fulfill the role of the RP technician.

4.4.1 Normally consists of one RP technician and one RET driver.

4.4.2 Will generally be dispatched at the Site Area Emergency level.

4.4.3 Performs radiological surveillance duties outside the owner controlled area under the direction of the RET Coordinator.

4.4.4 Provides radiological data that is used to characterize a radioactive release and evaluate protective action recommendations.

4.4.5 Offsite RETs report to the designated assembly location and take direction from the RET Coordinator.

4.4.6 RET drivers assigned to Fermi 2:

1. Reports to EOF.

2. Obtains keys for Offsite RET vehicles.

3. Takes direction from RET Coordinator or RPC.

4. Contacts RET Leader in OSC for further instructions if RET Coordinator and RPC positions are not yet staffed.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 6 4.5 Radiation Protection Coordinator (RPC)

NOTE: The RPC may delegate any of his/her responsibilities to an Assistant RPC as warranted by the emergency situation.

4.5.1 Determines areas for radiological surveys and/or environmental sampling for Offsite RETs.

4.5.2 Provides field assignment to PMT.

4.5.3 Receives status updates of contaminated personnel or vehicles from PMT.

4.6 PAMTs 4.6.1 Consists of RP technicians who may be assisted by other available personnel acting under direct RP Technician supervision.

4.6.2 Is normally dispatched from the OSC.

4.6.3 Reports to the designated Offsite Assembly Area (Monroe Power Plant, Trenton Channel Power Plant, or Newport Service Center).

4.6.4 Takes work direction from and reports to the RPC.

4.6.5 Performs contamination surveys of evacuated personnel and vehicles.

4.6.6 Performs decontamination of contaminated personnel and vehicles (See Enclosure B).

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 7 5.0 IMMEDIATE ACTION 5.1 Radiation Protection Staffing Augmentation Who Step Action NOTE: Emergency Call Out System (ECOS) will fill RP staff positions.

[F ] 5.1.1 Verify off-shift RP personnel arrive on site to meet emergency staffing ILeader requirements.

NOTE: Offsite RET position may be filled by an RET sampler.

1. Within 30 minutes after declaration of an Alert or higher classification, there should be a minimum of 7 RP personnel available to staff the following positions:

a. Onsite in-plant RET (5)

b. Onsite out-of-plant RET (1)

c. Offsite RET (I) (Reports to designated assembly area)

NOTE: Offsite RET position may be filled by an RET sampler.

2. Within I hour after declaration of a Site Area Emergency or higher classification, there should be a minimum of 12 RP personnel available to staff the following positions:

a. Onsite in-plant RET (8)

b. Onsite out-of-plant RET (2)

c. Offsite RET (2)

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 8 6.0 PROCEDURE NOTE: The following actions are performed only as appropriate and in any order to support the emergency response.

Wlho Step Action 6.1 RET Leader Emergency Response Actions 6.1.1 Determine status of emergency event including:

1. Cause of the event

2. Plant operating status

3. Radiological conditions including:

a. Actual or potential radioactive release known or suspected

b. Abnormal radiation or contamination levels known or suspected

c. Status of contaminated personnel

4. Status of corrective actions

5. Number of RP personnel available to respond and any team assignments already made

6. Status of missing or injured personnel 6.1.2 Review personnel annual dose margin before making team assignments.

6.1.3 Assign personnel to required teams.

6.1.4 Brief team members on emergency/plant status, team duties, known radiological conditions, radiological controls/equipment to be used, communication methods to be employed, and provide any special instructions.

6.1.5 Document assignments and briefings using OSC Team Brief/Debrief Sheets, EP-302-1, Attachment 1.

6.1.6 Coordinate activities with RPA and/or RET Coordinator.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 9 6.2 Onsite RET Emergency Response Actions Who Stcp Action

[ste 6.2.1 Onsite in-plant:

1. Obtain necessary equipment.

2. Determine radiation, contamination, and airborne radioactivity levels of in-plant areas as assigned by the RET Leader.

3. Report all survey results and give status updates to the RET Leader.

6.2.2 Onsite out-of-plant:

I. Establish radiological controls in the Technical Support Center (TSC) when directed:

a. If radiological conditions above normal background are found at any time, report status to RPA or RET Leader

b. If not running, start portable iodine monitor.

c. If not energized, energize portable radiation monitor.

d. Perform radiation, contamination, and airborne activity surveys.

e. Establish access control of TSC.

I) Ensure an operational frisker is available at entrance.

2) Set up step-off pad, if necessary.

3) Issue emergency dosimetry.

f. If radiological conditions prohibit personnel from remaining in TSC as evaluated by the RPA or RET Leader:

1) Post area appropriately for radiological conditions.

2) Post signs directing personnel to alternate location as directed.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 10

2. Establish radiological controls in the Emergency Operating Facility (EOF) when directed:

a. If radiological conditions above normal background are found at any time, report status to RPC and/or RET Leader.

b. If not running, start portable iodine monitor.

c. If not energized, energize portable radiation monitor.

d. Perform radiation, contamination, and airborne activity surveys.

e. Establish access control of EOF.

1) Ensure frisker is available at entrance.

2) Set up step-off pad, if necessary.

3) Issue emergency dosimetry.

f. If radiological conditions prohibit personnel from remaining in EOF as evaluated by RPC or RET Leader:

1) Post area appropriately for radiological conditions.

2) Post signs directing personnel to alternate location as directed.

6.2.3 Perform radiological environmental monitoring as directed:

I. Obtain vehicle as necessary for access to survey areas.

2. Obtain radio as necessary for communication to RET Leader.

3. Obtain proper respiratory protection equipment if needed.

4. Obtain Radiological Emergency Kit if needed.

5. Perform environmental surveys and samples as directed by the RET Leader using the applicable portions of Enclosure A.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 11 6.2.4 In the event of a release of particulate airborne activity requiring use of respiratory protection equipment, when directed by the RET Leader:

1. Obtain vehicle as necessary for access to off-site survey areas.

2. Obtain radio for communication to RET Coordinator.

3. Obtain necessary respiratory protection equipment.

4. Obtain Radiological Emergency Kit if needed.

5. Assume duties of Offsite RET.

6.2.5 Perform Emergency Response Checklists as directed by the RET Leader using the applicable attachments.

6.3 RET Coordinator Emergency Response Actions IVtWo Step Action lCoordna]r 6.3.1 Determine emergency status.

6.3.2 Direct assembly and brief Offsite RETs on field assignments using Attachment 16.

6.3.3 Dispatch Offsite RETs.

6.3.4 Document Offsite RET assignments on Attachment 1.

6.3.5 Maintain radio communication with field teams.

6.3.6 Document field survey results on Attachment 7.

6.3.7 Inform Radiation Protection Coordinator of Offsite RET status:

1. Team locations

2. Survey results

3. Need for additional equipment, supplies or personnel

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 12 6.3.8 Provide Offsite RET debrief at the conclusion of field assignment using Attachment 16.

6.3.9 Order withdrawal of Offsite RET from plume pathway and replacement by properly equipped onsite RET if a release of particulate material requiring use of respiratory protection equipment is detected.

6.3.10 Arrange for sample pickup or supply replenishment for Offsite RETs as necessary.

6.4 Offsitc RET Emergency Response Actions Who Step Action Offse1 6.4.1 Complete Offsite RET Activation Checklist (Attachment 2).

IRET I

1. Initiate Team Information (Attachment 3).

a. Issue dosimetry.

b. Perform instrument operational checks.

2. Obtain necessary replacements for missing or inoperable equipment or supplies.

6.4.2 Continuously monitor radiation levels and immediately report readings above background to RET Coordinator.

6.4.3 Periodically monitor DRD readings and report accumulated doses to RET Coordinator.

1. If DRD reaches 3/4 of full scale, inform RET Coordinator immediately.

6.4.4 Perform radiological environmental surveys and samples as directed by the RET Coordinator in accordance with the applicable portions of Enclosure A.

6.5 PAIT Emergency Response Actions 117Wo Step Action 6.5.1 Report to designated Offsite Assembly Area when directed (Monroe Power Plant, Trenton Channel Power Plant or Newport Service Center).

See maps in Enclosure C.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 13 6.5.2 Obtain PMT emergency kit and decon supplies at designated assembly area.

1. At Monroe Power Plant, obtain PMT and decon kits from the old Security Building in the Security Complex.

2. At Trenton Channel Power Plant:

a. Obtain PMT kit from Security Building.

b. Obtain necessary supplies from large brown gang box which is the decon kit located in the train/crane shelter.

3. At Newport Service Center, obtain PMT and decon kits from the Warehouse.

6.5.3 Establish communications with RPC, or RET Leader until EOF is functional.

6.5.4 Establish areas for contamination control of personnel and vehicles including:

1. Staging Area

2. Monitoring Area

3. Decontamination Area 6.5.5 Survey personnel and vehicles for contamination.

6.5.6 Record all contamination of personnel or vehicles on Attachment 8.

6.5.7 Report all contamination of personnel or vehicles to RPC.

6.5.8 As directed by the RPC, decontaminate personnel using techniques described in 67.000.400, "Personnel Decontamination and Assessment."

6.5.9 Decontaminate vehicles to fullest extent possible.

6.5.10 Report status of decontamination of personnel and vehicles to RPC to determine final disposition.

6.5.11 Report final disposition of personnel and vehicles on Attachment 8.

EP-220 Revision 13 Page 14 7.0 FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 7.1 Upon deactivation the RETs and PMTs shall:

7.1.1 Ensure all equipment is verified operable, all consumable supplies are replenished, and equipment is restored in the appropriate locations.

7.1.2 Perform an inventory of all emergency and decontamination kits used during the emergency.

7.1.3 Send all records, reports, surveys, and completed checklists to the RET Coordinator or RPC for review.

7.1.4 Collect all dosimetry used and forward TLDs to Dosimetry.

7.1.5 Transport all waste to Radwaste for disposal.

7.2 RET Coordinator hnd RET Leader shall collect all associated documentation and submit it to the Radiation Protection Coordinator for review prior to sending to RERP.

8.0 RECORDS 8.1 All documentation generated in support of RET and PMT activity is considered a required record and shall be sent to the Supervisor, RERP for retention.

8.2 All completed emergency kit inventory forms shall be forwarded to E-kit Coordinator for review and retention.

END OF TEXT

OFFSITE RET DISPATCH 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

A) Time & Date: B) RET Team #

C) Location:

D) Survey or Sample Required:

o Plume Tracking Survey 0 Air Sample O Dose Rate Survey 0 Soil or Water Sample o Contamination Survey 0 Other A) Time & Date: B) RET Team#

C) Location:

D) Survey or Sample Required:

o Plume Tracking Survey 0 Air Sample o Dose Rate Survey 0 Soil or Water Sample o Contamination Survey 0 Other A) Time & Date: B) RET Team #-

C) Location:

D) Survey or Sample Required:

o Plume Tracking Survey 0 Air Sample o Dose Rate Survey 0 Soil or Water Sample o Contamination Survey 0 Other A) Time & Date: B) RET Team#

C) Location:

D) Survey or Sample Required:

o Plume Tracking Survey 0 Air Sample o Dose Rate Survey 0 Soil or Water Sample o Contamination Survey 0 Other Completed By: I Print Sign Date Forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-220AttI PI/] 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

OFFSITE RET ACTIVATION CHECKLIST o This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

RET Team # Time Activated:_

Initial: 1. Check out the key to the EOF Emergency Laboratory (from the EOF roll around cabinet) to access the Gamma Spectroscopy System.

Initial: 2. Start the Chemistry Gamma Spectroscopy System in accordance with 76.000.05, "Operation of Chemistry Gamma Spectroscopy System" (if required).

Initial: 3. Notify the Radiation Protection Coordinator (RPC)/Assistant RPC that the warm-up on the Gamma Spectroscopy System has been started and to log the start time (if required).

Initial: 4. Check out assigned emergency kit.

Initial: 5. Verify Radiological Emergency Team (RET) kit tamper seal is intact (check the following):

o Seal Intact l Seal Broken (if seal is broken, perform RET Kit inventory checklist)

Initial: 6. Initiate "Team Information" (Attachment 3).

Initial: 7. Move emergency kit to vehicle to be used by Team in the field. Perform operational checks on all survey and air sampling equipment. If directed to do so by RET Coordinator, perform initial/baseline air sampling (see Enclosure A, TAB 4).

Initial: 8. Inform RET Coordinator of any missing items or inoperable equipment.

Initial: 9. Perform functional two-way radio check (using assigned channel and other communications equipment) with RET Coordinator at Emergency Operations Facility (EOF).

Initial: 10. Report Team availability to RET Coordinator and stand by for initial assignment.

Completed By: / I Print Sign Date Forward completed form to RET Coordinator/Designee for review After review, forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-220Att2P1/I 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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TEAM1 INFORMATION (To be initiated before being dispatched to survey locations) 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

RET Team #

>ffi I: T E A-I*N P vAlT M FO R M -, A? Ti-; ON z .>> ?> it S s >. > I A) RET Member B) RET Member Name (Print): Name (Print):

Signature: Signature:

TLD Serial Number: TLD Serial Number:

DRD Serial Number: DRD Serial Number:

Initial DRD Reading: Initial DRD Reading:

Ending DRD Reading: Ending DRD Reading:

Was DRD Rezeroed in field? Was DRD Rezeroed in field?

O Yes O No O Yes D No If "Yes," then: If "Yes," then:

Reading before rezeroed: Reading before rezeroed:

Reading after rezeroed: Reading after rezeroed:

Time DRD rezeroed: Time DRD rezeroed:

?PART2:' SURVEYS/SAMPLNG EQUIPMENT OPERA TiOALCHECKS A) Equipment/Model # B) Op. Check Status C) ID # D) Cal Due Date Dose Rate Meter 0 Sat 0 Unsat* ID # Date Frisker 0 Sat 0 Unsat* ID# Date Air Sampler 0 Sat 0 Unsat* ID # Date Other __ Sat 0 Unsat* ID # Date Other _0 Sat 0 Unsat* ID # Date E) *Instrument Unsat Operational Check If Unsat, correct deficiency or replace instrument. Record data below:

Instrument Type: _ ID #-

Operational Checks: 0 Sat 0 Unsat Instrument Type: _ ID #-

Operational Checks: 0 Sat 0 Unsat Completed By: I /

Print Sign Date Forward completed form to RET Coordinator/Designee for review After review, forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-220 Att3 P111 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

RET PLUME TRACKING/DOSE RATE SURVEY DATA O This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

REI TEAM #:

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Other Team Member: / I Print Sign Date Forward completed form to RET Coordinator/Designee for review After review, forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-220 AU4 PI/I 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

RET AIR SAMPLE SURVEY DATA 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

RET Team #

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CPM Paper Net CPM Cart. Net CPM

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Frisker:

Other:

Team Member: /

Print Sign Date Forward completed form to RET Coordinator/Designee for review After review, forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-220 Att5 PI/I 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

RET ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLE/SURETY DATA 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

RET Team #

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Print Sign Date Forward completed form to RET Coordinator/Designee for review After review, forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-22OAtt6 PI/I 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

RET COORDINATOR RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY DATA REPORT 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

RET Team #_

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Location Sample/Survey Type Dose Rate Dose Rate Net (Include Approximate Sample (0OW', CW, Smear, etc.) Time @1 @3 CPMl Size, if Applicable) .M_ Meter Inches Completed By: / I Print Sign Date Forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC EP-220 Att7 PI/2 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

RET COORDINATOR RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY DATA REPORT RET Team #

'PART 1 AIR SAMPLE SUR VEYDA TA Location Sample Sample Volume 3

Filter Paper Iodine Cart.

Location_______ Time (ft ) Net CPAI Net CPM lt<W@2$PART 2: AIR SAMPLE FILTER&.IOD(R Co A) Particulate Filter Analysis:

Filter Paper

Net CPM uci/cc (Volume) (6.3 x 109) ( ) (6.3 x IW)

B) Iodine Cartridge Analysis:

Iodine Cartridge NET CPM uci/cc (Volume) (1.6 x 108) ( ) (1.6 x IOB) Transfer above value for uCi/cc to Step C (below)

C) Adult Thyroid Dose Rate:

x (1.3 x10 9 ) = ______ ______ ____ _ mrem /hr Calculations Completed By:

I Date: Time:

Print Sign Reviewed by RPC:

Date: Time:

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DISPOSITION OF CONTAMINATED PERSONNEL OR VEHICLES 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

1. Date: Time:

2. Name: Company:

Last First MI

3. Home Address (for non-Edison personnel only) -

4. Check as applicable:

0 Contaminated Person: 0 Contaminated Vehicle:

Badge No.: Make/Model:

I.D. Number: Vehicle Tag No.

Date of Birth: Name of Owner

5. Surface Contamination Level:

6. Location of Contamination (record on attached vehicle map as applicable):

7. Instrument Type/Serial No.:

8. Disposition:

O Detained Reason:

o Released Date: Time:

9. Remarks:

Completed By: / /

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DISPOSITION OF CONTAMINATED PERSONNEL OR VEHICLES Forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC IP: I File: 0926.12 EP-22OM8 083101 P213 083101 EP-220Att8 P2/3 IP: I File: 0926.12

DISPOSITION OF CONTAMINATED PERSONNEL OR VEHICLES Forward completed form to Supervisor, RERP, 164 NOC IP: I File: 0926.12 EP-22OAttS EP-220 083101 AU8 P3/3 083101 IP: I File: 0926.12

DNSITE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAM CHECKLIST Emergency Response Facilities - Operational Support Center o This is a drill. 0l This is not a drill.

Completed N/A 0 .0 Obtain necessary equipment from OSC E-kit.

0l 03 Print name (with a grease pencil) on magnetic nameplate on OSC Personnel Status Board.

0l 0l Start habitability surveys.

0l 0 Monitor radiation levels as necessary.

0l 0l Perform contamination surveys as necessary.

0l 03 Start/operate check Ludlum 377 as necessary.

0l 0 Report results to RET Leader.

0 0 Establish RP Log (communicator with TSC).

0l 0 Power up the OSC electronic dosimetry client station as necessary.

0l 0l Assist RET Leader in radiological briefs and debriefs verifying completion of logs and OSC brief/debrief sheets.

0 . 0 Keep RET Leader informed of condition.

03 0 Periodically check personnel monitoring at OSC entrance.

0l El Respond to PCM or frisker alarms.

0 El Update habitability surveys as necessary.

0l Assist dosimetry issue to emergency teams.

0 0o Keep RET Leader informed of conditions.

0 0l Ensure OSC personnel frequently check their secondary dosimetry.

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)NSITE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAM CHECKLIST Emergency Response Facilities - Technical Support Center 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Completed N/A 0l Report to Radiation Protection Advisor (RPA) or Assistant RPA.

03 Obtain TSC E-kit.

0 03 Start habitability surveys.

0l Monitor radiation levels.

0l Perform contamination survey.

0l Start/operate check Ludlum 377 as necessary.

01 Report results to RPA.

0 Establish access controls.

0 El 0l Ensure frisker or PCM is operable.

13 0l Place SOP at entrance as necessary.

El 0l Issue DRDs.

0l Ensure all personnel have dosimetry.

0 0,

03 0l Have personnel read DRDs frequently.

0l Periodically check personnel monitoring at the entrance.

0l Respond to PCM or frisker alarms.

03 Update habitability surveys as necessary.

0 Keep RPA informed of conditions.

Performed By: / /

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)NSITE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAM1 CHECKLIST Emergency Response Facilities - Emergency Operations Facility El This is a drill. El This is not a drill.

Completed N/A 0 03 Report to Radiation Protection Coordinator (RPC) or Assistant RPC.

03 03 Obtain EOF E-kit.

LI 0 Start habitability surveys.

03 03 Perform contamination survey.

03 0I Start/operate check Ludlum 377.

0l 03 Report results to RPC.

03 0 Establish access controls.

0 0l Ensure frisker is operable.

0 0 Place SOP at entrance as necessary.

03 El Establish a dosimetry issue point.

03 0 Issue DRDs and TLDs.

03 0 Verify personnel fill out DRD Issue Log.

0] 0 Ensure all personnel have dosimetry.

0 0l Have personnel read DRDs frequently.

0 0 Periodically check personnel monitoring at the entrance.

0 03 Respond to frisker alarms.

0 0 Update habitability surveys as necessary.

03 0l Monitor radiological conditions in EOF lab, if used.

03 0 Keep RPC informed of conditions.

Performed By: l l Print Sign Date EP-220 Att9 P313 083 101 IP: I File: 0926.12

ONSITE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAM CHECKLIST In-Plant Surveys O This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Completed N/A 0 0 Receive brief from RET Leader.

0l 03 Areas to be surveyed.

03 0l Type of survey.

Systems operating in the area:

1. Review possible hazards in the area or on route:

03 0l Airborne - review CT-2B 0 0l Radiation levels - review ARM Panel 0 0 Safety hazards - oil, water, electrical, fire, steam, etc.

2. Types of protective equipment:

0 0 PCs 0 0l Respirators 03 0l Dosimetry 0l 0l Obtain 2-way radio as necessary.

03 0 Obtain necessary protective equipment as needed.

0l 0 Obtain proper radiological monitoring equipment.

03 0 Check radiation levels on route to assigned area.

0 0l Establish communications with OSC before entering area.

03 0 Enter area with meter on highest scale.

03 0l Report survey results immediately to RET Leader.

03 0 Include any observed safety hazards.

03 El Report back to OSC for debrief and further assignments.

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ONSITE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAM CHECKLIST Onsite (Owner Controlled) Area Surveys O This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Completed N/A 0 0l Receive brief from RET Leader.

0 0 Determine type of release (liquid or gas).

I. Hazards from release:

01 03 If gaseous - what do the Stationary Particulate Iodine and Noble Gases (SPINGs) read, if applicable 0 0l If liquid - how large, where did the liquid come from 0l 03 Type of survey(s) - may include environmental samples

2. Types of protective equipment:

El 03 PCs 0O 03 Respirators 0l 0l Dosimetry 03 0 Obtain protective equipment.

0 0l Obtain 2-way radio.

0l 0l Obtain key to vehicle from RP Office.

0l 03 Proceed to Alternate Fire Brigade Kelly Enclosure to obtain Onsite RET E-kit.

0l 03 Ensure survey equipment is operable.

0l 03 Issue high range DRD(s).

03 03 Load vehicle.

03 03 Monitor radiation levels on route to first monitoring area.

El 0 Record survey results.

03 0l Report results to RET Leader or RPA.

03 03 Continue frequent communications with RET Leader/OSC.

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ONSITE RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY TEAM CHECKLIST Damage Control and Rescue Team Coverage 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Completed N/A Task preparationand coverage o 0 Attend briefing.

o 0 Assist in completing Part 3 of OSC Team Brief/Debrief Sheets.

o 0 Assign electronic dosimetry dose/dose rates to team members as required.

or 03 0 Assign DRDs to team members (available from OSC E-kit).

01 03 Obtain and assign respirators, if necessary (check respirator qualifications).

0 0 Verify allowable dose for team members.

0l 0l Note abort dose rates.

0l 0 Check out necessary monitoring equipment.

0 03 Monitor radiation levels on route and at the job site.

0l 0 Keep Damage Control and Rescue Team (DCRT) Leader/Members informed of radiological conditions.

Eo 0 Ensure briefing requirements are followed.

To El Monitor personnel exposure.

o 0 Maintain communications with RET Leader.

Upon task completion To 03 Assist team members to remove PCs, if used.

Eo o Ensure exit route and equipment removed pose no hazard.

Eo El Supervise personnel monitoring.

Attend debrief; assist in completing Part 4 of OSC Brief/Debrief Sheet including:

Eo 0 1. Report/document all observed radiological conditions.

o El 2. Report DCRTs total dose on briefing form and to RPA in TSC.

To 03 3. Discuss task performance and possible recommendations.

Eo El 4. Report all observed safety hazards.

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RP PASS CHECKLIST 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Che~ck When Issue Che>;s~t L.Upper R. u>4-pper I L~~~lland nd

. HHa3 and

'Complte Doinier -. An: Am DRDs 0-5 R 0-100 R 0-100 R 0-100R 0-100 R TLDs W. Body W. Body W. Body Finger Ring Finger Ring Completed N/A 03 o Receive pre-job brief from RET Leader.

03 o Ensure proper dose/dose rates have been assigned if electronic dosimetry is to be used.

03 o Review most recent ARM reading (Ch 32) in PASS area.

03 o Assign person to start PASS/CHEM Iodine Sampler.

0l oE Review available dose for sample team members.

0l o Issue SCBA equipment for personnel entering PASS area (ensure respirator qualifications).

03 o Obtain required instrumentation:

0 R02 0 6112B 0 H809V1 0 Other:

0l o Assemble in Chemistry Lab for procedure review.

0 o Don protective clothing (if required).

0 o Keep DCRT Leader/Members informed of radiological conditions.

03 o Ensure briefing requirements are followed.

0l o Monitor personnel exposure.

0l o Maintain communications with RET Leader.

Room Entry 03 o Abort dose rate in PASS room is 5 R/hr general area.

03 o Verify radiation level on PASS radiation monitors.

NOTE: SCBA equipment shall be donned at this time if ventilation is not operating.

RET Leader in OSC must be notified of ventilation problems.

03 0 Verify ventilation is 6perating (magnehelic must be > .15).

03 0 Obtain baseline survey of conditions (RA/CA).

0 0 Ensure Iodine Sampler is in operation.

0 0 Start breathing zone air sample with charcoal cartridge.

03 0 Report to RET Leader that PASS sampling is starting.

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RP PASS CHECKLIST Completed N/A Taking Sample o 0 Monitor all in-line radiation monitors.

o 0 Monitor Iodine Sampler for abnormal readings.

o 0 Keep in communications with Chemistry Technician so you know which samples are being pulled and what the flow paths are.

NOTE: Abort dose rate of 5 R/hr general area may be achieved while drawing the PASS sample.

To El Dose rate all samples.

Tor o Report contact dose rate to RET Leader in OSC.

To Ensure sample is placed into appropriate shielded cask for transport.

Transfer of Sample 01 o If radiation levels are significant, remove sample from PASS room to minimize dose to affected personnel while securing PASS equipment.

0 o RP to escort PASS sample to Chemistry Lab.

Chemical Lab Analysis o 0 In Chemistry Lab: Full PCs, extremity dosimetry - finger rings, and 100 R DRDs, upper arm dosimetry - TLDs and 100 R DRDs, Whole Body (chest) - TLD and 5 R DRD, SCBA is staged in the Lab.

NOTE: Chemistry Lab ventilation automatically secures during an accident. Prior to analyzing samples, ventilation operation must be verified. If ventilation is not operating, the RET Leader in the OSC must be contacted for further directions (no sample analysis will be performed with ventilation system inoperable).

o 0 Ensure sample hood ventilation is in operation.

o 0 Ensure Iodine Sampler is operating near the hood.

o 0 Re-verify dose rates on sample(s).

O 0 Monitor dose rates and DRD readings while handling samples.

o 0 Notify the RET Leader in the OSC that the sample is being analyzed wait further direction.

o 0 Complete all documentation o E Restock all depleted materials from E-kits.

o 0 Report team members' exposure to RET Leader.

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RP AXM CHECKLIST 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Check Whens I.vsstuse~

Complete Dosim etr ishde a s

L. Upper

>x Arm R

- Arm A_________ ;

LeHand R. nd DRDs 0-5 R 0-100 R 0-100 R 0-100 R 0-100 R TLDs W. Body W. Body W. Body Finger Ring Finger Ring Completed N/A 0l o Receive pre-job brief from RET Leader.

0l o Ensure proper dose/dose rates have been assigned if electronic dosimetry is to be used.

0l o Verify which division of standby gas treatment system is operating.

0l o Review most recent ARM readings (Ch 15, 17, 18) on Reactor Bldg, 5 h fl.

0l o Review available dose for sample team members.

0l o Issue SCBA equipment for personnel entering AXM skid (ensure respirator qualifications).

0l o Obtain required instrumentation:

0 R02 0 6112B 0 H809VI 0 Other:

0 o Assemble in Chemistry Lab for procedure review.

0 o Don protective clothing (if required).

Room Entry 0 o Abort dose rate on AXM skid is 5 R/hr general area.

0 o Verify radiation level on AXM slid.

NOTE: SCBA equipment shall be donned at this time if plant conditions indicate high airborne Activity. RET Leader in OSC must be notified of conditions.

03 0 Verify standby gas treatment system is operating.

03 0 Obtain baseline survey of conditions (RA/CA).

03 0 Ensure Iodine Sampler is in operation.

0l 0 Start breathing zone air sample with charcoal cartridge.

0 o Report to RET Leader that AXM sampling is starting.

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RP AXM CHECKLIST Completed N/A Taking Sample o O Monitor all in-line radiation monitors.

o O Keep in communications with Chemistry Technician so you know which samples are being pulled and what the flow paths are.

NOTE: Abort dose rate of 5 R/hr general area may be achieved while drawing the AXM sample.

o O Dose rate all samples.

o O Report contact dose rate to RET Leader in OSC.

o 0 Ensure sample is placed into appropriate container for transport.

Transfer of Sample o O If radiation levels are significant, remove sample from AXM skid area to minimize dose to affected personnel while securing AXM equipment.

o O RP to escort AXM sample to Chemistry Lab.

Chemical Lab Analysis o O In Chemistry Lab: Full PCs, extremity dosimetry - finger rings, and 100 R DRDs, upper arm dosimetry - TLDs and 100 R DRDs, Whole Body (chest) - TLD and 5 R DRD, SCBA is staged in the Lab.

NOTE: Chemistry Lab ventilation automatically secures during an accident. Prior to analyzing samples, ventilation operation must be verified. If ventilation is not operating, the RET Leader in the OSC must be contacted for further directions (no sample analysis will be performed with ventilation system inoperable).

o o Ensure sample hood ventilation is in operation.

o o Ensure Iodine Sampler is operating near the hood.

o 0 Re-verify dose rates on sample(s).

o 0 Monitor dose rates and DRD/ED readings while handling samples.

o 0 Notify the RET Leader in the OSC that the sample is being analyzed wait further direction.

o o Complete all documentation o o Restock all depleted materials from E-kits.

o o Report team members' exposure to RET Leader.

Performed By: / /

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PERSONNEL MONITORING TEAMS CHECKLIST o This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

Completed N/A El 0' Proceed to designated assembly area.

El 0l Obtain PMT kit and Decon kit.

03 03 Obtain PMT checklist and corresponding evacuation/assembly maps.

0l 0 Establish communications with RPC (in EOF).

0l 0l Perform operational check of survey equipment.

Establish the following areas using boundary and posting materials (use maps in Enclosure C for guidance):

0 0 Vehicle survey area

0. 03 Vehicle staging or waiting area 0l 0 Vehicle decon area 03 0l Personnel stating area 0l 03 Personnel decon area 0l 0 Establish entrance and exit routes for non-contaminated vehicles and personnel.

0l 03 Stage decon supplies (i.e., soap, shampoo, paper suits, etc.).

0l 03 Set up waste receptacles.

0l 0l Report status of PMT to RPC.

0l 03 Solicit assistance from self monitors or experienced Radworkers who arrive at area.

Vehicle Decon 03 03 Obtain decon supplies.

03 03 Obtain survey equipment.

03 0l Check with RPC/delegate to determine contamination limit for release.

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PERSONNEL MONITORING TEAMS CHECKLIST Completed N/A Vehicle Decon (continued) o 0 Don PCs as necessary (type dependent on extent of decon method).

.0 0 Perform loose and fixed contamination survey of inside and outside of vehicle.

Likely contaminated areas are:

Air filter Radiator grill Under carriage and wheel wells Gas, brake, and clutch pedals Document results on survey map:

o 0 If non-contaminated, then release vehicle.

o El If contaminated, note the owner's name and move to decon area.

o El Decon areas as documented on survey map; use proper contamination controls.

o O Survey the vehicle after each decon attempt.

o 0 When contamination levels reach established criterion, release vehicle and inform owner.

o E Document all results.

o O Bag all contaminated items.

PersonnelDecon o O Obtain decon supplies.

0 0 Obtain survey equipment.

o 0 Check with RPC/delegate to determine contamination limit for release.

o E Don PCs as necessary.

El El Frisk individual's hands and feet prior to them exiting their vehicle. (If contaminated, mark vehicle as potentially contaminated).

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PERSONNEL MONITORING TEAMS CHECKLIST Completed N/A PersonnelDecon (continued)

O E Cover with booties or gloves as needed.

0 0 Escort individual to frisking area.

E 0 Enter individual's name into the log.

o 0 Frisk the individual and document results on body map.

o 0 If not contaminated, release the individual.

o 0 If contaminated, take the individual to the decon area.

o 0 Perform normal decon (lukewarm soap and water).

0 0 If a body opening or would is contaminated, notify the RPC immediately.

E 0 Decon areas as documented on survey map. Use proper contamination controls.

O 0 Survey the individual after each decon attempt.

. O 0 When "clean" release the individual.

o 0 Document all results.

o 0 Bag all contaminated items.

Follow-up Actions o 0 Notify RPC of final disposition of all evacuees and vehicles.

Eo 03 Collect and bag all contaminated items.

To El Perform contamination survey of assembly area.

Eo El Decon as necessary Eo 01 Inventory E-kits.

To El Deliver all paperwork to the RPC.

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OFFSITE RET BRIEFING/DEBRIEFING SHEET 0 This is a drill. 0 This is not a drill.

RET Team # Date:

Team Assignment (Describe task to be performed and location)

Briefing Items (Check as appropriate)

Current Emergency Classification 0 Alert 0 SAE 0 GE If in a GE, what is latest Protective Action Recommendations?

Completed Met Data 01

Current 0l

Forecast 03

Plume Plot Current Plant Conditions 03

Reactor Status Is Reactor shutdown? 0 Yes 0 No If No, what is the current power level?

0l

Containment Status Release Status Li

In progress/magnitude/start time 0l

Potential of release 03 Discuss ALARA considerations (e.g., dose extensions stay times, DRD correction factor) 03 Initial Team Assignment 03 Other (i.e., communications, RET equipment availability)

Briefing Completed By: Time:

(RET Coordinator/Qualified Designee)

Team Dispatch Time:

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OFFSITE RET BRIEFING/DEBRIEFING SHEET askD6biief Team Retum Time:

Description of Work Completed:

Additional Remarks, Results, Findings:

Debrief Completed By: Time:

(RET Coordinator/Qualified Designee)

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EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB I Page I of I 120496 ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING/SURVEY TECHNIQUES TAB 1: GENERAL INFORMATION 1.0 TABLE OF TABS Tab I General Information Tab 2 Plume Tracking Tab 3 Dose Rate Measurements Tab 4 Airborne Activity Samples Tab 5 Vegetation Samples Tab 6 Soil Samples Tab 7 Surface Water Samples Tab 8 Drinking Water Samples Tab 9 Snow Samples Tab 10 Contamination Surveys Tab II Emergency TLD Collection 2.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 2.1 Tabs 2 through 1I provide procedures to accomplish required samples and surveys. They also list required equipment and additional information that may be helpful.

2.2 Specific sample/survey locations will be specified by the RPA or RPC.

2.3 Proper radiological protection precautions must be observed to prevent cross contamination of samples or spread of contamination.

2.4 All contaminated waste should be properly disposed of.

2.5 Variances from procedural steps in Tabs 2 through II may be authorized by the technician if unusual field conditions warrant, but all such variance must be documented on the appropriate attachment and reported to the RET Coordinator when practical. Order of logging or reporting survey data is at the discretion of the technician.

2.6 When reporting or recording sample locations be as specific as possible. Include street names or landmarks if applicable, as well as Emergency Planning Zone Map coordinates.

2.7 Report all results promptly to the RET Coordinator.

2.8 All completed forms are returned to the RET Coordinator or RET Leader when the team is deactivated.

End of TAB 1

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 2 Page I of 2 032800 TAB 2: PLUME TRACKING 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Plume tracking is the method employed to locate and evaluate the radioactive cloud from an airborne release.

1.2 Plume tracking is accomplished by measuring radiation level changes in the suspected location of the plume using a portable "frisker" and dose rate meter while crossing through the area in a vehicle.

1.3 The primary goals of plume tracking are:

1.3.1 To locate the edges and centerline of the plume.

1.3.2 To measure field dose rate intensity at the centerline of the plume.

1.3.3 To identify locations for further surveillance as directed.

1.4 Information reported from plume tracking may be used to:

1.4.1 Verify that appropriate protective action recommendations have been made.

1.4.2 Verify that plume is following the predicted path.

1.5 Stationary dose rate measurements, airborne activity samples or other environmental monitoring techniques may be necessary to locate or adequately evaluate the plume.

1.6 If detector contamination is expected, the instrument may be sealed in a thin, clear plastic bag prior to use.

Note that this may reduce sensitivity of open window dose rate measurements.

1.7 All data shall be logged on Attachment 4.

1.8 All readings should be promptly reported.

1.9 Frisker may be used to locate plume edges or centerline if dose rates are below measurable limits of dose rate meter. Routine reports should be in standard dose rate units. If dose rates are below measurable levels, count rates should be logged, noting proper units.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 2 Page 2 of 2 032800 TAB 2: PLUNIE TRACKING 2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Dose rate meter (Eberline RO-2 or equivalent) 2.2 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.3 Suitable vehicle equipped with two-way radio 2A I 0-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Maps 2.5 Wayne/Monroe County Maps 3.0 PLUME TRACKING 3.1 When directed to locate the plume, proceed to the area to be surveyed as follows:

3.1.1 Maintain a steady vehicle speed of approximately 20 MPH (if practicable) while approaching the projected location of the plume.

NOTE (1): The leading edge of the plume is identified by a marked increase in count rate above background levels.

NOTE (2): When edge of plume is located, dose rates are measured using dose rate meter. If dose rates are below measurable levels with RO-2 or equivalent, open vehicle window and use a frisker until readable dose rates are observed.

3.1.2 Continuously monitor by placing survey meter on dashboard facing outward from the windshield.

3.1.3 When the edge of the plume is located, measure and record dose rate, time, and location. If dose rate is below minimum measurable, also log frisker count rate.

NOTE: The plume centerline is identified by the highest dose rate (or frisker count rate) measured while crossing the plume.

3.1.4 When the plume centerline is located, measure and record dose rate, time, and location. If dose rate is below minimum measurable, also log frisker count rate.

NOTE: The far edge of the plume is identified by radiation levels returning to background readings.

3.1.5 When the far edge of the plume is located, measure and record dose rate, time, and location. If dose rate is below minimum measurable also log frisker count rate.

3.1.6 Report dose rate, time, and location of plume edges and centerline.

3.1.7 Standby in an area of background radiation levels while awaiting next monitoring assignment.

End of TAB 2

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 3 Page 1 of 2 083101 TAB 3: DOSE RATE MEASUREMENTS 1.0 GENERAL INTORMATION 1.1 Stationary open window (OW) and closed window (CW) dose rate readings taken at approximately one meter above the ground and at ground level are used to:

1.1.1 Identify hazards due to direct radiation exposure.

1.1.2 Identify potential hazards due to deposited radioactivity.

1.1.3 Determine current location of plume in relation to survey point.

1.2 Deposited radioactivity may be distinguished by:

1.2.1 Significantly higher OW readings than CW readings.

and 1.2.2 Both OW and CW readings increase as detector height is varied from one meter to ground level.

1.3 Proximity to the plume may be determined by the following relationships:

1.3.1 Measurements made inside the plume (plume is at ground level) should indicate:

1. Significantly higher OW readings than CW readings and

2. Little change in readings as detector height is varied.

1.3.2 Measurements made near the plume (plume is above or to one side) should indicate:

I. OW and CW readings which are approximately equal and

2. Little change in readings as detector height is varied.

1.4 If detector contamination is expected, the instrument may be sealed in a thin, clear plastic bag prior to use.

Note that this may reduce sensitivity of OW dose rate measurements.

1.5 All survey data shall be logged on Attachment 4.

1.6 All readings shall be promptly reported.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 3 Page 2 of 2 083101 TAB 3: DOSE RATE MEASUREMENTS 2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPAIENT 2.1 Dose rate meter (Eberline RO-2 or equivalent) 2.2 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.3 10-Mile Emergency Planning Zone Maps 2.4 Wayne/Monroe County Maps 3.0 DOSE RATE MEASUREMENTS 3.1 When directed, measure dose rates as follows:

3.1.1 Measure and record CW dose rate at approximately one meter above ground.

3.1.2 Measure and record OW dose rate at approximately one meter above ground.-

3.1.3 Measure and record CW dose rate at approximately three inches above ground.

3.1.4 Measure and record OW dose rate at approximately three inches above ground.

3.1.5 Promptly report results.

End of TAB 3

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 4 Page I of 4 083101 TAB 4: AIRBORNE ACTIVITY SAMPLES 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Airborne activity samples are collected on a particulate filter and silver zeolite cartridge using RADECO H809 or equivalent battery powered air samplers.

1.2 Samples are analyzed by counting in the field with portable "frisker" and by counting in the laboratory using a multi-channel analyzer.

1.3 The primary goals of air sampling are:

1.3.1 To identify the presence (or absence) of airborne iodine or particulates in the plume.

1.3.2 To verify that appropriate protective action recommendations have been made.

1.3.3 Provide nuclide identification and quantification to be used in accident assessment.

1.4 At least one air sample will normally be requested at or near the plume centerline.

1.5 Radiation levels should be continuously monitored during sampling. If dose rates are below the minimum measurable level then frisker count rate should be monitored.

1.6 If practicable, obtain other required samples or wait in the vehicle during the collection of the air sample.

1.7 Air sample flow rate should be approximately 2 CFM.

1.8 Air sample run time is (usually) 13 minutes for a volume of 26 CF. Smaller sample volumes may be directed by the RET Coordinator but a minimum volume of 5 CF must be observed.

1.9 Samples should be counted in an area of minimum background but must be counted with a background count rate less than 300 CPM.

1.10 Protective gloves should be worn when handling radioactive samples or contaminated equipment.

1.11 Care should be taken to prevent cross contamination of samples. For instance tweezers should be used to transfer filter paper from filter holder to envelope for transport.

1.12 Vehicle engine should be left running while powering the air sampler.

1.13 Iodine cartridge and particulate filter should be installed in sample head with particulate filter collection side (rough surface) facing out and iodine cartridge oriented with respect to air flow in an area of low background radiation levels.

1.14 Record all results on Attachment 5.

1.15 Promptly report all sample results.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 4 Page 2 of 4 083101 TAB 4: AIRBORNE ACTIVITY SAMPLES 2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Air Sampler (RADECO H809 series or equivalent) 2.2 Suitable 12 V DC power supply (automotive battery) 2.3 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.4 Dose Rate Meter (Eberline RO-2 or equivalent) 2.5 Iodine cartridge (silver zeolite or equivalent) 2.6 Particulate filter (2 inch diameter) 2.7 Sample envelope or bag and labels 2.8 Time piece 2.9 Disposable gloves 2.10 Tweezers 3.0 AIRBORNE ACTIVITY SAMPLING 3.1 Obtain Air Sample as follows:

3.1.1 Install iodine cartridge and particulate filter into sample head.

NOTE: Continuously monitor radiation levels while sampling.

3.1.2 Install prepared sample head on air sampler.

3.1.3 Check power switch in OFF position.

3.1.4 Connect air sampler to vehicle battery.

NOTE: Air sample run time should be 13 minutes unless otherwise directed by RET Coordinator.

3.1.5 Place air sampler in position at least 2 feet above ground (on vehicle fender or bumper, for example).

1. If practicable, wait in vehicle or collect other required air samples while air sampler is running.

3.1.6 Turn power switch to ON.

1. Record time on, initial sample flow rate, and sample location.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 4 Page 3 of 4 083101 TAB 4: AIRBORNE ACTIVITY SAMPLES 3.1.7 When sampler run time is complete:

I. Note final sample flow rate.

2. Turn air sampler power switch OFF.

3. Record final sample flow rate and time off.

3.1.8 Disconnect air sampler from battery.

NOTE: Observe proper radiological precautions when handling contaminated equipment or samples 3.1.9 Load equipment into vehicle. Transport to an area of low background radiation levels to count sample if necessary.

3.2 Count Air Sample as follows:

NOTE: Background count rate should be minimized but must be less than 300 cpm to count air sample.

3.2.1 Measure and record background count rate.

NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn when handling radioactive samples on contaminated equipment.

3.2.2 Remove sample head from air sampler.

NOTE: Tweezers are provided for handling particulate filter.

3.2.3 Measure and record particulate filter count rate.

3.2.4 Determine particulate filter net count rate by subtracting background count rate from filter count rate.

3.2.5 Record particulate filter net cpm.

3.2.6 Place filter in bag or envelope and properly label.

3.2.7 Measure and record iodine cartridge count rate.

3.2.8 Determine iodine cartridge net count rate by subtracting background count rate from cartridge count rate.

3.2.9 Record iodine cartridge net cpm.

3.2.10 Place cartridge in bag or envelope and properly label.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 4 Page 4 of 4 083101 TAB 4: AIRBORNE ACTIVITY SAMPLES 3.3 Determine sample volume and report results as follows:

3.3.1 Determine average sample flow rate using Attachment 5.

3.3.2 Determine sample volume using Attachment 5.

3.3.3 Report sample location, sample stop time, filter net cpm, cartridge net cpm, and sample volume promptly.

3.3.4 Determine if samples are to be picked up by courier.

3.3.5 Proceed to next sample location or pick-up point as directed.

End of TAB 4

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 5 Page I of 3 083101 TAB 5: VEGETATION SAMPLES 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Early phase vegetation samples are obtained primarily to provide nuclide identification data and qualitative assessment of the environmental deposition of radioactive particulates.

1.2 Samples are shipped offsite in accordance with Radiation Protection Program procedures.

1.3 Isotopic analysis results may be used in accident assessment or to help classify the nature of the release.

1.4 Samples are obtained by clipping exposed leafy vegetation and collecting the clippings in a plastic bag.

1.5 Shears are provided in emergency kits for vegetation sampling.

1.6 Samples for ingestion pathway assessment (not normally associated with early phase sampling) should be preferentially of broadleaf vegetation (such as spinach, lettuce, or cabbage) or of grass where cattle graze, and should be collected from exposed surfaces of edible portions of the plant.

1.7 Samples for nuclide identification of deposited activity may be of any leafy vegetation (from exposed surfaces of trees, bushes, or grass etc.).

1.8 Samples of pasture grass for milk cow grazing may also be requested (not normally early phase samples).

1.9 RET Coordinator will specify sample type and location.

1.10 Samples should be tightly sealed to prevent moisture loss.

1.11 A minimum of 2 pounds of vegetation is required for analysis by vendor laboratory. This quantity may be estimated by filling a 16 X 23 inch bag, leaving only room to seal with tape.

1.12 Protective gloves should be worn when sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

1.13 Care should be taken to prevent wiping contamination from sample during collection.

1.14 Locations for vegetation samples may be identified through radiation surveys.

1.15 Care should be taken to prevent including sticks, soil, rocks on other such material in vegetation samples.

1.16 Record all sample data on Attachment 6.

1.17 Promptly report all sample results.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 5 Page 2 of 3 083101 TAB 5: VEGETATION SAMPLES 2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.2 Shears 2.3 Plastic bag (16 X 23 inch or sufficient volume to contain at least 2 pounds of vegetation) 2.4 Tape 2.5 Disposable gloves 2.6 Labels 2.7 Survey Smears 3.0 VEGETATION SAMPLE NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn while sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

3.1 Clip at least 2 pounds of exposed leafy vegetation from selected sample source using shears provided.

NOTE (1): Care should be taken to prevent contamination of outside surfaces of bag when collecting sample.

NOTE (2): Sample bag should be as full as possible leaving sufficient room to seal the bag with tape.

3.2 Carefully collect sample clippings in plastic bag. If necessary, repeat step 3.1 to obtain desired sample quantity.

3.3 Seal the bag with tape when the sample has been collected.

3.4 Perform smear survey of outside of bag and double bag sample if contamination is found.

3.5 Record sample time, location and type.

3.6 Measure and record background count rate.

3.7 Measure and record count rate on contact with the mid section of the sample bag.

3.8 Determine sample net count rate by subtracting background count rate from count rate on contact with sample bag.

3.9 Record sample net cpm.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 5 Page 3 of 3 083101 TAB 5: VEGETATION SAMPLES 3.10 Label the sample with the following information:

3.10.1 Sample type 3.10.2 Sample location 3.10.3 Sample date and time 3.10.4 Sample net cpm 3.10.5 Sampler's initials 3.11 Report completion of sample and determine if sample is to be picked up by courier.

3.12 Proceed to next sample location or pick up point as directed.

End of TAB5

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 6 Page I of 2 120496 TAB 6: SOIL SAMPLES 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Soil sampling is performed primarily to obtain nuclide identification data from deposited radioactive particulates.

1.2 Isotopic analysis results may be used in accident assessment or to help classify the nature of the release.

1.3 Soil samples are obtained by skimming the surface layer of soil from an area of approximately 3 X 3 feet and collecting the removed soil in a plastic bag.

1.4 The surface layer removed should go no more than approximately one half inch deep.

1.5 Large rocks, sticks, vegetation or similar material should be excluded from the sample.

1.6 A gardening spade is provided for sampling.

1.7 Protective gloves should be worn when sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

1.8 Sample bags should be tightly sealed to prevent spread of contamination.

1.9 Record all sample data on Attachment 6.

1.10 Promptly report all sample results.

2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.2 Gardening spade 2.3 Plastic bag 2.4 Tape 2.5 Disposable gloves 2.6 Labels 2.7 Survey Smears

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 6 Page 2 of 2 120496 TAB 6: SOIL SANIPLES 3.0 SOIL SAMPLING NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn while sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

3.1 Select suitable location and mark-off an area approximately 3 X 3 feet to be sampled.

NOTE: Care should be taken to exclude large rocks, sticks or vegetation from the sample.

3.2 Using gardening spade, carefully loosen and remove the surface soil to a depth of no more than approximately one half inch.

3.3 Transfer soil sample to bag taking care to prevent contamination of the external surfaces of the bag.

3.4 Seal the bag with tape when the sample has been collected.

3.5 Perform smear survey of outside of bag and double-bag sample if contamination is found.

3.6 Record sample time, location and type.

3.7 Measure and record background count rate.

3.8 Measure and record count rate on contact with the mid section of the sample bag.

3.9 Determine sample net count rate by subtracting background count rate from count rate on contact with sample bag.

3.10 Record sample net cpm.

3.11 Label the sample with the following information; 3.11.1 Sample type 3.11.2 Sample location 3.11.3 Sample date and time 3.11.4 Sample net cpm 3.11.5 Sampler's initials 3.12 Report completion of sample and determine if sample is to be picked up by courier.

3.13 Proceed to next sample location or pick up point as directed.

End of TAB 6

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 7 Page I of 2 120496 TAB 7: SURFACE WATER SAMPLES 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Surface water sampling is the process of obtaining liquid samples from bodies of water that have potential of contaminating water supplies.

1.2 Samples are generally obtained following a liquid radioactive release but may also be obtained following an airborne release if high levels of particulate radioactivity are suspected to have been deposited.

1.3 Samples are obtained by dipping a 1-liter sample bottle just below the surface of the water source to be sampled.

1.4 Care should be taken to prevent agitating the water excessively or stirring up sediment.

1.5 Samples are counted with a frisker in the field for indication of gross radioactive contamination.

1.6 Samples are counted in the laboratory with a multi-channel analyzer for quantitative results and nuclide identification.

1.7 Protective gloves should be wom when sampling and when handling radioactive samples and equipment.

1.8 Record all sample data on Attachment 6.

1.9 Promptly report all results.

2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or Equivalent) 2.2 I-liter sample bottle 2.3 Plastic bag 2.4 Label 2.5 Disposable gloves 2.6 Absorbant material

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 7 Page 2 of 2 120496 TAB 7: SURFACE WATER SAMPLES 3.0 SURFACE WATER SAMPLING NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn while sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

3.1 Obtain sample by dipping the sample bottle just below the surface of the water until full.

3.2 Tightly cap the sample and wipe bottle dry with absorbants.

3.3 Place sample in plastic bag and seal with tape.

3.4 Record sample time, location and type.

3.5 Measure and record background count rate.

3.6 Measure and record count rate on contact with sample bottle.

3.7 Determine sample net count rate by subtracting background count rate from count rate on contact with sample bottle.

3.8 Record sample net cpm.

3.9 Label the sample with the following information:

3.9.1 Sample type 3.9.2 Sample location 3.9.3 Sample date and time 3.9.4 Sample net cpm 3.9.5 Sampler's initials 3.10 Report completion of sample and determine if sample is to be picked up by courier.

3.11 Proceed to next sample location or pick up point as directed.

End of TAB 7

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 8 Page I of 2 120496 TAB 8: DRINKING WATER SAMPLES 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Drinking water samples are obtained to determine if radioactive contamination of potable water supplies has occurred.

1.2 Sampling is accomplished by filling a 1-liter sample bottle from a well outlet or faucet/tap.

1.3 Samples are counted with a frisker in the field for indication of gross radioactive contamination.

1.4 Samples are counted in the laboratory with a multi-channel analyzer for quantitative results and nuclide identification.

1.5 Protective gloves should be worn when sampling and when handling radioactive samples and equipment.

1.6 Record all sample data on Attachment 6.

1.7 Promptly report all results.

2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.2 1-liter sample bottle 2.3 Plastic bag 2.4 Label 2.5 Disposable gloves 2.6 Absorbant material

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 8 Page 2 of 2 120496 TAB 8: DRINKING WN'ATER SAMPLES 3.0 DRINKING WATER SAMPLING NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn while sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

3.1 Flush sample lines by allowing water to run for 4 to 5 minutes prior to collecting sample.

3.2 Collect sample by filling bottle from flowing sample stream.

3.3 Tightly cap full sample bottle and wipe dry with absorbants.

3.4 Place sample in plastic bag and seal with tape.

3.5 Measure and record background count rate.

3.6 Measure and record count rate on contact with sample bottle.

3.7 Determine sample net count rate by subtracting background count rate from count rate on contact with sample bottle.

3.8 Record sample net cpm.

3.9 Label the sample with the following information:

3.9.1 Sample type 3.9.2. Sample location 3.9.3 Sample date and time 3.9.4 Sample net cpm 3.9.5 Sampler's initials 3.10 Report completion of sample and determine if sample is to be picked up by courier.

3.11 Proceed to next sample location or pick-up point as directed.

End of TAB 8

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 9 Page 1 of 2 120496 TAB 9: SNOW SAMPLES 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Snow sampling is the collection of the surface layer of undisturbed snow for radiological analysis.

1.2 Snow sampling is performed during winter months when other methods may not be available to evaluate deposited radioactive particulates from an airborne release.

1.3 Samples are obtained by collecting only the surface layer of snow from an undisturbed area in a large plastic bag.

IA Attempts should be made to minimize the depth of the snow collected to approximately one inch or less.

1.5 Gardening spade may be useful in collecting sample.

1.6 Sufficient sample should be obtained to nearly fill a 16 X 23 inch bag allowing room to seal with tape.

1.7 Samples are counted with a frisker in the field for indication of gross radioactive contamination.

1.8 Samples are counted in the laboratory with a multi-channel analyzer for quantitative results and nuclide identification.

1.9 The approximate size of the area sampled should by noted with the sample location.

1.10 Protective gloves should be worn while sampling and when handling radioactive samples and equipment.

1.11 After collection, sample is sealed in a second bag containing absorbant material to prevent spread of contamination.

1.12 Record all sample data on Attachment 6.

1.13 Promptly report all results.

2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RM-14 or equivalent) 2.2 Gardening spade 2.3 Plastic bags (16 X 23 inch or sufficient size to contain similar volume) 2.4 Tape 2.5 Disposable gloves 2.6 Labels 2.7 Absorbants

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 9 Page 2 of 2 120496 TAB 9: SNOW SAMPLES 3.0 SNOW SAMIPLING NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn while sampling and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

3.1 Select a sample area of undisturbed snow if possible.

NOTE: Sample bag should be as full as possible leaving sufficient room to seal the bag with tape.

3.2 Collect snow sample from surface snow, to a depth of no more than approximately one inch, in a plastic bag.

3.3 Wipe the exterior of the bag dry with absorbants and tightly seal with tape.

3.4 Place sample in a second bag containing absorbant material and seal with tape.

3.5 Record sample time, location, approximate sample area and type.

3.6 Measure and record background count rate.

3.7 Measure and record count rate on contact with the mid section of the sample bag.

3.8 Determine sample net count rate by subtracting background count rate from count rate on contact with sample bag.

3.9 Record sample net cpm.

3.10 Label the sample with the following information:

3.10.1 Sample type 3.10.2 Sample location 3.10.3 Approximate area sampled 3.10.4 Sample net cpm 3.10.5 Sampler's initials 3.11 Report completion of sample and determine if sample is to be picked up by courier.

3.12 Proceed to next sample location on pick up point as directed.

End of TAB 9

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 10 Page I of 2 120496 TAB 10: CONTAMINATION SURVEYS 1.0 GENERAL INFORNIATION 1.1 Contamination surveys measure deposited radioactivity either by direct frisk or by smear.

1.2 Direct frisking is the preferred method for detection of deposited radioactive contamination if levels are undetectable by dose rate measurement.

1.3 Smear surveys should be performed whenever direct frisking indicates deposited radioactivity in the survey area.

1.4 Smears are used to distinguish loose surface contamination from fixed radioactivity and provide a sample for laboratory analysis.

1.5 Smears may be counted in the field for a gross assessment of deposited activity.

1.6 Smears are counted in the laboratory using a multi-channel analyzer to provide nuclide identification.

1.7 When smear samples are requested the sample location should be a smooth, horizontal surface, if practicable.

1.8 Record all results on Attachment 6.

1.9 Promptly report all results.

2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Frisker (Ludlum 177/Eberline RNI-14 or equivalent) 2.2 Smears 2.3 Smear envelopes or plastic bags 2.4 Labels 2.5 Disposable gloves

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 10 Page 2 of 2 120496 TAB 10: CONTAMINATION SURVEYS 3.0 CONTAMINATION SURVEYS 3.1 Direct frisk 3.1.1 Record survey time and location.

3.1.2 Measure and record background count rate.

3.1.3 Measure and record count rate of frisk location.

3.1.4 Determine net count rate by subtracting background count rate from count rate of area being surveyed.

3.1.5 Record survey area net cpm on Attachment 6.

3.1.6 Promptly report all results.

3.2 Smear survey NOTE: Protective gloves should be worn while performing survey and when handling radioactive samples or equipment.

3.2.1 Smear area noting size of survey area.

3.2.2 Record survey time, location and approximate size of area smeared on Attachment 6.

3.2.3 Measure and record background count rate.

3.2.4 Measure and record smear count rate.

3.2.5 Determine smear net count rate by subtracting background count rate from smear count rate.

3.2.6 Record smear net cpm on Attachment 6.

3.2.7 Place smear in envelope or bag and label with survey time, location, size of area, and smear net cpm.

3.2.8 Report results and determine if sample is to be picked up by courier.

3.2.9 Proceed to next sample location or pick up point as directed.

End of TAB 10

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 11 Page I of 5 121803 TAB 11: EMERGENCY TLD COLLECTION 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Emergency TLDs are posted at several locations within the Fermi 2 10-Mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ).

1.2 Each TLD location has two TLDs posted. Emergency TLDs are marked with the letter "E," the other TLD is for environmental monitoring.

1.3 Emergency TLDs may be collected to provide indication of actual dose or dose rate information at specific locations following a radioactive release.

1.4 Emergency TLDs are processed by vendor, so there will be a time delay in obtaining data after collection.

1.5 A ladder for collecting Emergency TLDs is located at the assembly location.

1.6 Emergency TLDs will be shipped in accordance with Radiation Protection Program procedures.

1.7 Exact TLD locations may be obtained from EPZ maps.

2.0 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 2.1 Ladder 2.2 10-Mile EPZ maps 2.3 Labels 3.0 COLLECTING EMERGENCY TLD 3.1 Determine which TLDs (which locations) are to be collected.

3.2 Obtain ladder from assembly area if necessary.

3.3 Proceed to exact TLD location indicated in 10-Mile EPZ map.

3.4 Remove only the emergency TLD as indicated by the large block letter "E" on the TLD, and place it in a suitable bag or envelope.

3.5 Label each removed TLD with the following information:

Date and time

TLD location 3.6 Survey TLDs for contamination and decon if necessary.

3.7 Upon completion of TLD collection, inform the RET Coordinator and determine if TLDs are to be picked-up by courier.

3.8 Proceed as directed by RET Coordinator.

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 11 Page 2 of 5 121803 TAB 11: EMERGENCY TLD COLLECTION TLD STATIONS Direction/Sector/Station No. Location (approximate miles)

NE/38 0 C TI Estral Beach pole on Lakeshore, 23 poles south of Lakeview (1.3 miles)

NNE/22 0 B T2 East of termination of Brancheau Street, on post (1.2 miles)

N190 A T3 Pole, northwest corner of Swan Creelk Boat Club fence (1.1 miles)

NNW/337 0 R T4 Site boundary and Toll Road; on site fence by API #2 (0.6 miles)

NW/3130 Q T5 Site boundary and Toll Road; on site fence by API #3 (0.6 miles)

WNV'W/294? P T6 Site boundary fence at South end of N. Bullit Road (0.6 miles)

W/2700 N T7 Pole, at Michigan Gas substation on N. Custer Road, 0.66 miles WVest of Doty Road (14.0 miles)

NW/305 0 Q T8 Pole on Post Road near Northeast corner of Dixie Highway and Post Road (1.9 miles)

NNW/334 0 R T9 Pole Northwest corner of Trombley and Swan View Road (1.5 miles)

N/6 0 A TIO Pole on South side Masserant, 2 poles west of Chinavare (2.1 miles)

NNE/23 0 B TI l Pole Northeast comer of Milliman and Jefferson Roads (6.2 miles)

NNE/29 0 B T12 Pointe Moullie Game Area - Field Office, pole near tree North area of parking lot (6.3 miles)

N/356 0 A T13 Labo Road and Dixie Highway - Pole on Southwest corner with light (4.1 miles)

NNW/337 0 R T14 Labo Road and Brandon Roads - Pole on Southeast corner near RR (4.4 miles)

NW/315° Q T15 Pole, behind building at corner of Swan Creek and Mill Street (3.9 miles)

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WNW1283 P T16 Pole, Southeast corner of War and Post Roads (4.9 miles)

W/271 0 N T17 Pole, Northeast corner Nadeau and Laprad Roads - near mobile home park (4.9 miles)

WSW/247 0 M T] 8 Pole, northeast corner Mentel and Hurd Roads (4.8 miles)

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EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 11 Page 3 of 5 121803 TAB 11: EMERGENCY TLD COLLECTION TLD STATIONS DirectionlSectorlStation No. Location (approximate miles)

SW/236 0 L T19 First pole North of State Park Road on East side of Waterworks Road (5.2 riles)

WSWN'/257 0 M T20 Pole South side of Williams Road, 8 poles West of Dixie Highway (Special Area)

(2.7 miles)

WSW/239 0 M T21 Pole, North side of Pearl at Parkview -Woodland Beach (2.7 miles)

S/1720 3 T22 Pole, North side Pointe Aux Peaux Road, 2 poles West of Long (Site Boundary)

(1.2 miles)

SSW/1950 K T23 Pole, South side of Pointe-Aux Peaux Road, I pole West of Huron next to vent pipe (Site Boundary) (1.1 miles)

SW/225 0 L T24 Fermi gate along Pointe Aux Peaux Road - on fence wire West of gate (Site Boundary) (1.2 miles)

WSW/2520 M T25 Pole, Toll Road, 12 poles South of Fermi Drive (1.5 miles)

WSW/259 0 N T26 Pole, Toll Road, 6 poles South of Fermi Drive (1.1 mile)

SW/2250 L T27 Pole, Northeast comer MacMillan and East Front Street (6.8 miles)

SW/I229 0 L T28 Pole, Southeast corner of Mortar Creek and LaPlaisance (10.7 miles)

WSW/237 0 M T29 Pole, East side of South Dixie Highway, I pole South of Albain Road (Control)

(10.3 miles)

WSW/247 0 M T30 Pole, St-Mary's Park, corner of Elm and Monroe Streets, near foot bridge (Special Area) (7.8 miles) 0 WSW/255 M T31 First pole West of entrance drive, Milton "Pat" Munson Recreation Reserve -

North Custer Road (Control) (9.6 miles)

WNW/295 0 P T32 Pole, corner of Stoney Creek and Finzel Roads (10.3 miles)

NW/3170 Q T33 Pole, West side of Grafton Road, I pole North of Ash/Grafton intersection (9.2 miles)

NNW'/338 0 R T34 Pole, West side of Port Creek Road, Ipole South of W'ill Carleton Road (9.7 miles)

N/359 0 A T35 Pole, South side South Huron River Drive, across from Race Street (Special Area)

(6.9 miles)

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 11 Page 4 of 5 121803 TAB 11: EMERGENCY TLD COLLECTION TLD STATIONS Direction/Sector/Station No. Location (approximate miles)

N/358 0 A T36 Pole, Northeast comer Gibraltar and Cahill Roads (9.1 miles)

NNE/211 B T37 Pole, South comer of Adams and Gibraltar Roads (across from Humbug Marina)

(9.8 miles)

WNW/2940 P T38 6594 North Dixie Highway (private residence) (1.7 miles)

S/1 760 1 T39 Southeast comer Protected Area Fence (PAF) (0.3 miles)

S/1700 1 T40 Midway along OBA, PAF (0.3 miles)

SSE/1610 H T41 Midway between OBA and shield wall, PAF (0.2 miles)

SSE/149 0 H T42 Midway along shield wall, PAF (0.2 miles)

SE/1310 G T43 Midway between shield wall and auxiliary boilers, PAF (0.1 miles)

ESE/1090 F T44 Opposite Onsite Storage Facility door, PAF (0.1 miles)

E/86 0 E T45 Northeast comer, PAF (0.1 miles)

ENE/670 D T46 Northeast side of barge slip, on fence (0.2 miles)

S/1850 J T47 South of Turbine Building rollup door on PAF (0.1 miles)

SW/235 0 L T48 30 ft. from comer of AAP on PAF (0.2 miles)

WSW/251° M T49 Comer of site boundary fence north of NOC along Critical Path Road (1.1 miles)

W/270 0 N T50 Site boundary fence near main gate by the South Bullit Street sign (0.9 miles)

Nt3° A T51 Site boundary fence north of North Cooling Tower (0.4 miles)

NNE/20° B T52 Site boundary fence at the comer of Arson and Tower (0.4 miles)

NE155 0 C T53 Site boundary fence East of South Cooling Tower (0.2 miles)

S/I 890 J T54 Pole, next to Fermi 2 Visitors Center (0.3 miles)

WSW/25n 1 M T55 First pole east of Frenchtown Fire Station entrance, across from Sodt Elementary School WSW/2550 M T56 Pole, entrance to Jefferson Middle School on Stony Creek Road (4.9 miles)

EP-220 Enclosure A, TAB 11 Page 5 of 5 121803 TAB 11: EMERGENCY TLD COLLECTION TLD STATIONS Direction/Sector/Station No. Location (approximate miles)

W/260 0 N T57 Pole, North side of Williams Road, across from Jefferson High School entrance (2.7 miles)

WSW'/2490 M T58 Pole, West of Hurd Elementary School marquee (4.9 miles)

NW/3250 Q T59 Pole, North of St. Charles Church entrance on Dixie Highway (2.6 miles)

NNW/341° R T60 It pole North of North Elementary School entrance on Dixie Highway (2.5 miles)

W/268 0 N T61 Pole, SW corner of Stewart and Raisinville Roads (10.1 miles)

SW/232 0 L T62 Pole, NW corner of Albain and Hull Roads (9.7 miles)

WSW/245 0 M T63 Pole, corner of Dunbar and Telegraph Roads (9.6 miles)

WNNV/286 0 P T64 West of switchgear yard on PAF (0.2 miles)

NW/3220 Q T65 PAF switchgear yard area Northwest of RHR complex (0.1 miles)

NE/50° C T66 Behind Building 42 on PAF (0.1 miles)

NNW/3380 R T67 Site boundary fence West of South Cooling Tower (0.2 miles)

End of TAB 11

EP-220 Enclosure B, Page 1 of 1 083101 RECOMMENDED SURFACE CONTAMINATION SCREENING LEVELS Recommended surface contamination screening levels in low background radiation areas

(< 0.1 mR/hr gamma)

Condition Diret Reading. Re-ommendation Before decon < 2x bkgd Unconditional release

> 2x bkgd Decon After simple decon < 2x bkgd Unconditional release (flush with water and wipe)

> 2x bkgd Decon Full decon < 2x bkgd Unconditional release (wash with soap or solvent)

> 2x bkgd Continue decon of people

< 0.5 mR/hr* Release equipment After additional full decon effort < 2x bkgd Unconditional release

> 2x bkgd Send people for special evaluation (medical)

< 0.5 mR/hr* Release equipment

> 0.5 mR/hr* Use best judgement for equipment

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EP-220 Enclosure C, Page I of 8 083101 EVIACUATION/ASSENIBLY MAPS NOTE: These maps offer directional guidance for Personnel Monitoring Teams (PMTs) at evacuation/assembly locations and provide aid in coordinating the flow of personnel and vehicles. However, these maps and the proposed set-up, can be altered in any way based on the emergency (e.g., number of contaminated personnel, vehicles, or number of PMT responders).

The following information describes the maps to be used by PMTs at the three designated Offsite Evacuation/Assembly locations.

I1. The north evacuation/assembly area located at the Trenton Channel Power Plant includes the following three maps:

Trenton Channel Power Plant (site map)

Vehicle/Personnel Flowpath Map

Train/Crane Building

2. The west evacuation/assembly area located at the Newport Service Center includes the following two maps:

Newport Service Center (site map)

Vehicle/Personnel Flowpath Map

3. -The south evacuation/assembly area located at the Monroe Power Plant includes the following two maps:

Monroe Power Plant (site map)

Vehicle/Personnel Flowpath Map

EP-220 Enclosure C, Page 2 of 8 083101 EV'ACUATION/ASSEMIBLY MAPS North Evacuation/Assembly Area - Trenton Channel Power Plant Site Map

EP-220 Enclosure C, Page 3 of 8 083101 EVACUATION/ASSEMBLY MAPS North Evacuation/Assembly Area - Trenton Channel Power Plant Vehicle/Personnel Flowpath Alap TRAIN/CRAIE l X l PARKING g ~~UNInT A f SLOCUM I Ors

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EP-220 Enclosure C, Page 4 of 8 083101 EVACUATION/ASSEMBLY MAPS North Evacuation/Assembly Area - Trenton Channel Power Plant Train/Crane Building rt L~i o(n W-Ey

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EP-220 Enclosure C, Page 7 of 8 083101 EVACUATION/ASSEMBLY MAPS South Evacuation/Assembly Area - Monroe Power Plant Site Map PILES WARHOUSE D

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