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Part 2 of 2, River Bend Station - Revised Station Support Manual, Emergency Implementing Procedures
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Site:	River Bend
Issue date:	06/10/2002
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G12.23.2 ENTERGY RIVER BEND STAT[ON.

STATION SUPPORT MANUAL

'EMRGiENCY EMPLEbM G PROCEDURE

EVA CUA TION, PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY, A.NVD SEARCH AND .RESCUE PROCEDURE N1JMBER R-VISION N'UMBllb *12 Effective Date:

MAY 21 2002 NOTE: SIGTNATURE ARE ON FILE.

RECEIVED MAY a 1 200Z DOCUMENT CONTROL

MNDEXING INFORMATION REFERENCE USE

TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE NO.

1 P UR P O SE ........................................................................................................................... 2 2 REFE REN C E S .................................................................................................................... 2 3 D EF INIT ION S .................................................................................................................... 2 4 RESPON SIB ILITIE S .................................................................................................. 4 5 GENERAL ......................... ............................... 4 6 P RO CE D URE ..................................................................................................................... 5 7 D O CUMEN TATION .................................................................................................... 12 ATTACHMENT 1 - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR - LIMITED OR BUILDING E VA C UAT ION .................................................................................................... 13 ATTACHMENT 2 - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR - OWNER CONTROLLED AREA E V AC U AT ION .................................................................................................... 15 ATTACHMENT 3 - EMERGENCY DIRECTOR - SEARCH AND RESCUE O PERAT ION S ...................................................................................................... 18 ATTACHMENT 4 - SECURITY COORDINATOR - LIMITED OR BUILDING E VA CUA TION ...................................... . ...... ................................................ 19 ATTACHMENT 5 - SECURITY COORDINATOR - OWNER CONTROLLED AREA E VA C UA TIO N .................................................................................................... 20 ATTACHMENT 6 - OWNER CONTROLLED AREA BUILDINGS .................................. 22 ATTACHMENT 7 - EVACUATION POINTS AND ASSEMBLY AREAS ........................ 23 ATTACHMENT 8 - OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION ANNOUNCEMENT - NO RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE .................................... 24 ATTACHMENT 9 - OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION ANNOUNCEMENT - RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE .......................................... 25 ATTACHMENT 10 - ASSEMBLY AREA EAST LAYOUT ................................................ 26 ATTACHMENT 11 - ASSEMBLY AREA WEST LAYOUT ............................................. 27 EIP-2-026 REV- 12 PAGE 1 OF 27

I PURPOSE This procedure provides the steps to be followed if a Limited, Building, or Owner Controlled Area Evacuation becomes necessary.

2 REFERENCES 2.1 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20 (10CFR20), Standards for Protection Against Radiation 2.2 River Bend Station Safeguards Contingency Plan 2.3 ADM-0060, First Responder Emergency 2.4 RBNP-035, Hazardous Material Emergency Response Plan 2.5 FPP-00 10, Fire Fighting Procedure 2.6 PSP-4-413, Safeguards Contingencies 2.7 EIP-2-012, Radiation Exposure Controls 2.8 EIP-2-016, Operations Support Center 2.9 RP-104, Personnel Contamination Event 3 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Alternate Evacuation Assembly Area - A designated area where evacuees may assemble for radiation monitoring during an Owner Controlled Area evacuation. This assembly area is located at the intersection of West Feliciana Parish (WFP) 7 (State Highway 965) and the River Access Road (see Attachment 7). The evacuation route from the Protected Area is through the Alternate Evacuation Point (South Train Gate). Individuals in the Protected Area will proceed on foot down River Access Road, past Grant Substation to the junction of West Feliciana Parish (WFP) 7 (State Highway 965) to the Alternate Assembly Area. Transportation will be provided at that point. Individuals outside of the Protected Area should follow directions from Security personnel and posted signs.

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3.2 Alternate Evacuation Point - The alternate egress point from the Protected Area that may be used, if necessary, during an Owner Controlled Area Evacuation. It is sometimes referred to as the "South Train Gate" (see Attachment 7). This is the Evacuation Point used for proceeding to the Alternate Evacuation Assembly Area.

3.3 Building Evacuation - The withdrawal of all personnel from one building.

3.4 Evacuation Assembly Area East - The Training Center, located at the intersection of the River Bend Power Station Road and the west Training Center parking lot entrance (see Attachment 7). The evacuation route is through the Primary Access Point (PAP) to the River Bend Power Station Road via private vehicle and then to the Training Center.

3.5 Evacuation Assembly Area West - The River Bend Activity Center, located near the intersection of the River Bend Power Station Road and West Feliciana Parish (WFP) 7 (State Highway 965) (see Attachment 7).

The evacuation route is through the Primary Access Point (PAP) to the River Bend Power Station Road via private vehicle and then to the River Bend Activity Center.

3.6 Limited Evacuation-The withdrawal of individuals from a room or area due to a localized hazard.

3.7 Limited/Building Evacuation Accountability - Actions taken that attempt to determine the evacuation status of individuals within the Limited/Building area.

3.8 Non-essential Personnel - Non-essential personnel includes employees not having emergency assignments, visitors, contractor personnel (excluding Security), and members of the public within the Owner Controlled Area.

3.9 Owner Controlled Area Evacuation - The withdrawal of all non-essential personnel from the Owner Controlled Area, which includes the Protected Area, whenever extensive unexpected and uncontrolled hazards exist.

3.10 Primary Evacuation Point - For the protected area, the PAP is used (see Attachment 7). This is the Evacuation Point used for proceeding to the Evacuation Assembly Areas East and West.

3.11 Protected Area Accountability - Actions taken to determine the evacuation status of individuals within the Protected Area.

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3.12 Search and Rescue Team - Teams used to locate missing/unaccounted individuals and to provide assistance in removing individuals from the evacuated area. Search and Rescue Teams should be composed of at least two persons selected from Radiation Protection Technicians, Chemistry Technicians, Nuclear Control Operators/Nuclear Equipment Operators, or First Responders. If one of the team members is not an RP Technician, at least one of the team members must be trained in the use of radiation survey instruments. At least one team member must be trained in search and rescue techniques.

4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Emergency Director - implements this procedure if a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency has been declared, or if conditions warrant implementation of a Limited, Building, or Owner Controlled Area Evacuation.

4.2 Radiation Protection Coordinator - initiates monitoring and decontamination, as necessary.

4.3 Security Coordinator - coordinates the accountability of personnel in an evacuation.

5 GENERAL 5.1 ALARA principles shall be adhered to prior to initiating an evacuation. Considerations should be given to 1) radiological conditions at the Assembly Points, onsite and along evacuation routes; and 2) whether these conditions can be mitigated prior to evacuees receiving significant exposure.

5.2 Plant or site evacuations should be initiated either before or after the passage of a release, and evacuation routes should be chosen such that evacuees travel away from the path of the plume.

5.3 The safety of evacuees takes precedence over the monitoring of evacuees and vehicles for contamination control purposes. The monitoring of evacuees and vehicles should be terminated (or not implemented) if monitoring may increase the hazard to individuals.

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6 PROCEDURE NOTE The actions of this procedure may be completed in any sequence, however, the sequencepresented is recommended 6.1 Limited Evacuation/Building Evacuation 6.1.1 The Emergency Director should use Attachment 1 as a guideline.

6.1.2 The Radiation Protection Technicians at the assembly location should:

1. Determine if any evacuees are injured:

a. Report status to the Emergency Director immediately (or the Operations Support Center (OSC) Director if the OSC is operational).

b. Administer first aid procedures to the extent of capability until relieved by the designated First Responders on shift.

c. Assist in implementing ADM-0060 until injured persons no longer need assistance or are removed from the assembly location.

2. Assist Security in determining if all persons in the evacuated area have been accounted for.

3. As necessary, perform radiological monitoring of evacuees and implement RP-104.

4. If significant radioactive contamination is found on any individual in the assembly location, notify the Emergency Director (or OSC Director if the OSC is operational) of the individual's evacuation route and that this route may be contaminated.

5. Upon completion of personnel surveys, monitor the assembly location for radioactive contamination and decontaminate or post as applicable.

6. Notify the Emergency Director (or the OSC Director if the OSC is operational) when the above tasks are completed.

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NOTE:

If an evacuation is ordered by the Emergency Director, the on duty Security Shift Supervisor will act as the TSC Security Coordinator(for evacuation actions only), until relieved by a qualifiedindividual. While in this capacity, the Security Shift Supervisor will not physically report to the TSC.

6.1.3 The Security Coordinator should use Attachment 4 as a guideline.

6.2 Owner Controlled Area Evacuation 6.2.1 The Emergency Director should use Attachment 2 as a guideline.

6.2.2 The Radiation Protection Coordinator should:

1. IF a radiological release has already occurred, is occurring, or is imminent, THEN ensure the dispatch of Radiation Protection Technicians (at least two) to the Assembly Area.

2. Determine the existent or potential hazards in the area and brief the Security Coordinator on the hazards and protective measures necessary to protect Security Officers and individuals within the Owner Controlled Area.

3. Advise the Security Coordinator on affected wind sectors (centerline and two side sectors) and the need to establish special evacuation routes due to a radiological release or other plant conditions.

6.2.3 The Security Coordinator should use Attachment 5 as a guideline.

6.2.4 The Security Shift Supervisor, as directed, should:

NOTE:

Evacuationwill be conducted by securitypersonnel not filling securitypositions requiredto maintainthe station'sprotective strategy.

1. Receive an evacuation briefing from the Security Coordinator, if available.

2. Assign available Security Officer(s) to conduct the evacuation of the Owner Controlled Area.

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3. Ensure officer(s) assigned evacuation duties obtain one of the OCA evacuation bags in the Access Control Station (ACS).

4. Members of the public may occupy some outlying buildings. Security is responsible to notify those individuals of any radiological hazards, protective measures, and evacuation routes.

5. If directed, dispatch other available officer(s) to the selected Assembly Area to assist in traffic control and an orderly evacuation process.

6. Establish controls to prevent persons from entering evacuated areas.

7. Direct the officer(s) at the security checkpoint to stop all incoming traffic, except those necessary to respond to the plant emergency. Use the Security Authorization List (Emergency Director/Recovery Manager) for authorization to enter the site.

8. Process emergency vehicles through the security checkpoint and Sally Port in accordance with Security procedures.

9. Ensure the additional requirements during emergency evacuation (Event E-1) in the RBS Safeguard Contingency Plan and PSP-4-413 (Safeguards Information) are met.

6.2.5 The Security Officer should:

1. Perform duties as directed.

2. Prior to evacuating the Owner Controlled Area buildings and outside areas, receive a briefing on the evacuation announcement including applicable radiation hazards, evacuation routes, assembly area (if required),

and radiation monitoring (if required) for evacuees.

NOTE:

Officers will unlock any gates or buildings tofacilitate an evacuation, as needed

3. IF the evacuation information includes directions to the West or Alternate Assembly Area (Activity Center), THEN unlock the appropriate gate(s)to allow egress.

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4. Obtain one of the Owner Controlled Area (OCA) evacuation bags from the Access Control Station (ACS). The bag(s) should contain the following equipment/tools:

Keys to all outlying buildings

Portable public address device (w/batteries, if applicable)

Evacuation Announcement script (Attachment 8 or 9)

List of buildings in the OCA to evacuate (Attachment 6)

RBS 1-mile radius site map

Bolt cutters

5. Evacuation activities:

NOTE:

It is not necessary to enter outlying buildings where all entrancesare padlocked

a. Enter each building and announce the evacuation using the prescripted message.

b. Avoid lingering in buildings to answer questions.

c. A search of every office is not necessary.

d. An evacuation announcement is not necessary in buildings/areas where Security has confirmed that no personnel are present.

e. Single story buildings should be entered and the announcement made from a location adjacent to the doorway. It is not necessary to walk through an entire building to make evacuation announcements. Multiple entryways, such as those at Field Administration, Main Administration, or other similar locations, should be entered and an announcement made from an appropriate location.

f. Multi-story office buildings should be entered on each floor and the announcement made from an appropriate location (e.g., each floor of the Generation Support Building may be notified by exiting the elevator/stairwell on each floor and making the announcement from a location near the elevator/stairwell).

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g. Evacuation Officer(s) may designate personnel inside the buildings to spread the evacuation announcement, provided the employee(s) are given appropriate information, such as applicable radiation hazards, evacuation routes, assembly areas, and required monitoring.

h. The evacuation Officer(s) should contact the Security Shift Supervisor (or designee) when a building or area has been completed to assist security supervision in tracking the progress of the OCA evacuation.

1. When passing wooded areas or parked vehicles along plant roads, make frequent stops and make announcements from the vehicle window.

6.2.6 The Radiation Protection Technicians at the Assembly Area should:

1. Obtain radios and appropriate equipment for monitoring and decontamination at Alternate Assembly Area.

2. Establish communications with the Radiation Protection Coordinator.

3. When surveying vehicles, have driver and passengers remain in the vehicle until the survey of the outside of the vehicle is complete.

4. Survey areas outside of the vehicle such as:

front bumper

grill

tires

fender wells

door handles

rear bumper

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5. IF vehicle is contaminated, THEN have evacuee move vehicle to designated parking area and assemble using the following guidelines:

a. IF the Assembly Area East is used, THEN direct evacuees to park their vehicles in the Training Center parking lot in a designated location for isolation and have the individuals assemble outside the West end entrance to the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF)

(see Attachment 10).

b. IF the Assembly Area West is used, THEN direct evacuees to park their vehicles in the River Bend Activity Center parking lot in a designated location for isolation of the vehicles and have the individuals assemble on the East side of the River Bend Activity Center (see Attachment 11).

c. IF the Alternate Assembly Area is used, THEN direct evacuees to assemble in a designated isolated location and request guidance from the Radiation Protection Coordinator in the TSC or the Emergency Director.

6. Record the location and readings of any contamination found.

7. Survey evacuees from the clean vehicle parking area and decontaminate, as necessary, in accordance with RP-104. If no contamination is found, direct evacuees to leave the area.

8. Survey evacuees from the contaminated vehicle parking area and decontaminate, as necessary, in accordance with RP-104. If no contamination is found, direct evacuees to a "clean waiting area" or offsite.

9. Record the location and readings of any contamination found.

10. When time permits and after completion of personnel decontamination, begin decontamination of vehicles.

11. If necessary, request back-up Radiation Protection assistance from the Radiation Protection Coordinator in the TSC.

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12. Notify the Radiation Protection Coordinator when the following tasks are completed:

a. All personnel and vehicles identified as contaminated have been decontaminated or have been detained for further evaluation and possible additional decontamination.

b. All areas and equipment requiring decontamination have been decontaminated or identified for further evaluation and possible additional decontamination.

13. Return documentation to the Radiation Protection Coordinator.

6.3 Search and Rescue Operations 6.3.1 The Emergency Director should use Attachment 3 as a guideline.

6.3.2 The Radiation Protection Coordinator should:

1. Obtain information on likely areas to be searched from the Emergency Director or Security Coordinator.

2. Contact and consult with the Senior Radiation Protection Technician regarding conditions and precautions necessary to be used in the area(s) of the search, and appropriate protective equipment and dosimetry.

6.3.3 The Operations Support Center Director should:

NOTE:

At least one member of the Search and Rescue Team must be survey meter trained

1. Record the team members' names, time the team is dispatched and dosimetry information, including accumulated effective dose equivalent for each team member in the OSC log.

2. Brief team members on areas to be searched and document all team actions during search and rescue operations.

3. WHEN the Search and Rescue Team reports finding the missing individual(s), THEN contact the Emergency Director to report the status of the individual(s).

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6.3.4 The Senior Radiation Protection Technician should:

1. Using the team briefing checklist in EIP-2-016, brief the team members on the radiological hazards involved, emergency exposure limits and specify dosimetry and protective clothing/equipment to be utilized.

2. Specify routes for the team to follow in order to minimize radiation exposures of team members, as possible.

3. Caution the team members to keep the OSC informed of accumulated exposures.

6.3.5 The Search and Rescue Team members should:

1. Receive a briefing from the Senior Radiation Protection Technician and the OSC Director/Manager.

2. If the missing individual is found and requires first aid treatment:

a. Contact the Control Room and request announcement over the Page Party/Gaitronics for dispatch of First Responders.

b. Make a quick assessment of the individual's condition and the need to move the person from the present location.

c. If there is not an immediate hazard from the present surroundings, administer first aid on-the-spot, if qualified.

3. Notify the OSC Director of the status of the individual(s).

4. Upon completion of the assignment, report accumulated exposures to the Senior Radiation Protection Technician.

7 DOCUMENTATION Attachments 1-5 of this procedure will be sent to Permanent Plant Files (PPF) per EPP-2-100 by the Manager - Emergency Preparedness.

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ATTACHMENT I PAGE 1 OF 2 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR LIMITED OR BUILDING EVACUATION DISCUSSION: In general, limited or building evacuationswill be in accordancewith the following guidelines:

1. A limited evacuation may be implemented when any of the following conditions exist:

a. Unexpected arearadiationmonitor high level alarms are received

b. Unexpected high airborneactivity as identified by the activationof a continuous air monitor or RP air sample analysis.

c. Unexpected increase of radioactivesurface contaminationin an areapreviously designatedclean or in excess of expected levels as identified on a Radiation Work Permit.

d Upon discovery of a large radioactive(or suspected radioactive)liquid spill.

e. Other emergency conditions occur, such asfire or hazardousgas encounters, that may endanger human health or safety.

2. A buildingevacuationmay be declaredwhen either of the following occur:

a. Criteriafor a limited evacuationare exceeded in two or more large operatingareaswithin one building; OR

b. An unexpected or uncontrolledexposure rate in excess of the expected dose rate as indicatedby an arearadiationmonitor alarm within a single building.

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE 2 OF 2 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR LIMITED OR BUILDING EVACUATION Date: Time: Action Completed ACTIONS: Initials

1. Determine an assembly location (normally the second floor hallway of the Services Building outside of the CAA). If the second floor hallway of the Services Building is included in the hazard area, designate an alternate location for evacuated personnel.

2. Direct RP to dispatch a Radiation Protection Technician to assembly location for personnel monitoring, as necessary.

3. Direct Security to prepare for a Limited/Building Evacuation and complete the Limited/Building Evacuation actions of Attachment 4.

4. Direct the Control Room to merge the Gaitronics and make the following announcement.

PULSE tone. "Attention in the plant. Evacuate the (specify area or building) and assemble at the (second floor hallway of the Services Building or alternate location)" (repeat message).

5. Implement ADM-0060, First Responder Emergencies, as necessary.

6. Implement RBNP-035, Hazardous Material Emergency Response Plan, as necessary.

7. Implement FPP-0010, Fire Fighting Procedure, as necessary.

8. Upon report of missing individual(s), implement Search and Rescue in accordance with Attachment 3.

9. When appropriate, direct Control Room to inform personnel that the hazard no longer exists.

10. Forward the original of this checklist to the Manager - Emergency Preparedness.

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 1 OF 3 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION DISCUSSION: The decision to evacuate members of the public and non-essential station personnel or retain them onsite should be based on the course of action which presents minimum risk to individuals. Examples of extenuating conditions that may result in deciding against an evacuation are:

1. An ongoing security threat (consult with the Security Coordinator to aid in determining the safest course of action).

2. Inclement weather (e.g. tornado, high winds, hazardous road conditions that may preclude a safe evacuation).

3. Radiological hazards exist. (Determine which action would result in lower dose to non-essential personnel.)

ACTIONS:

I1. IF a radiological release has NOT occurred AND is NOT judged imminent, THEN Go To Step 10.

2. IF a radiological release has occurred, is in progress, or is judged to be imminent, THEN Go To Step 3.

3. Select an Evacuation Point and Assembly Area using the following guidelines:

Wind Direction Evacuation Assembly Area From Point

> 1250 - < 2600 South Train Alternate Assembly Area Gate

> 2600 - < 350 PAP Training Center OR Activity Center (Back-up)

> 354 - < 1250 PAP Training Center PAP/Assembly Area East (Training Center)

PAP/Assembly Area West (Activity Center)

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 2 OF 3 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION Action Completed Initial

4. Direct RP to dispatch Radiation Protection Technicians to the selected Assembly Area to monitor and decontaminate evacuees as necessary.

5. Direct Security to prepare for an Owner Controlled Area evacuation using the selected Assembly Area and to complete the Owner Controlled Area Evacuation actions in Attachment 5.

CAUTION:

IF a radiologicalrelease or other conditions exist which could complicate activitiessuch as evacuation orpersonnel response to the EOF/JIC,THEN announce routing instructionsfor personnel exiting the ProtectedArea, includingareas to be avoided NOTE If select personnel or groups are needed to standby until a determinationof their services is made, have them report to the cafeteriaand standbyforfurtherinstructions. If radiationlevels in the GSB are unsafefor occupancy, directpersonnel to an alternatelocation.

6. Direct the Control Room to merge the Gaitronics and make an announcement similar to the following:

PULSE tone. "Attention in the plant. All personnel not presently assigned to an emergency facility are directed to evacuate. Use the (specify the Primary Access Point or South Train Gate). Engineering, Maintenance, and Operations personnel report to the cafeteria (or alternate location) and standby for further instructions. All other personnel are directed to proceed to the evacuation assembly area (specify location). (Repeat message)

7. If the Alternate Assembly Area is being used, Protected Area personnel shall walk to the Alternate Assembly Area. Request that the Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness (LOEP) provide transportation for evacuees as necessary.

8. At a Site Area Emergency or higher, direct relocation of JIC, if EOF is not operational.

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 3 OF 3 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION Action Completed Initial

9. Continue at Step 11.

10. Direct Security to prepare for an Owner Controlled Area evacuation and to complete the Owner Controlled Area Evacuation actions in Attachment 5.

11. Direct the Control Room to merge the Gaitronics and make an announcement similar to the following. Consider items in note above step #6.

PULSE tone. "Attention in the plant. All personnel not presently assigned to an emergency facility are directed to evacuate. Use the Primary Access Point. Engineering, Maintenance, and Operations personnel report to the cafeteria (or alternate location) and standby for further instructions. All other personnel are directed to go home. (repeat message)

12. Upon report of missing individual(s), implement Search and Rescue in accordance with Attachment 3.

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE I OF I EMERGENCY DIRECTOR SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS CHECKLIST Date: Time: Action Completed Initial If notified that an individual is still within the hazard area, direct the Control Room to merge the Gaitronics and make the following announcement.

WARBLE tone. "Attention in the plant. (Name of individual) report your location to the Control Room immediately." (repeat message)

2. If the individual has not contacted the Control Room within approximately two minutes following the second announcement, perform the following:

2.1 Direct Security to provide information on likely areas to search.

2.2 Direct the OSC Director to activate the Search and Rescue Team and provide information on specific plant areas to be searched, and provide any protective measure information needed on potential hazards.

2.3 If the OSC is not operational, assemble a team composed of personnel identified in Section 3.12. Provide information on specific areas to be searched and provide any protective measure information needed on potential hazards.

2.4 Authorize team members to exceed exposure limits, as necessary, in accordance with EIP-2-012.

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ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE I OF I SECURITY COORDINATOR LIMITED OR BUILDING EVACUATION Date: Time: Action Completed Initials

1. Establish controls via card readers, cordons, or other means to prevent access into the evacuated area except by authorized personnel.

2. Obtain printouts of personnel still in the evacuated area, if card readers control access. If card readers are not available, obtain any information available on personnel that may still be in the evacuated area.

3. Report accountability results and any missing persons to the Emergency Director, including information on likely areas to search.

4. At the direction of the Emergency Director, establish normal access, as possible.

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ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 1 OF 2 SECURITY COORDINATOR OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION Date: Time: Action Completed Initial NOTE If the Alternate EvacuationPoint (South Train Gate) is to be used, make provisionsto open it as soon aspossible.

When directed, using Attachment 8 or 9 of this procedure and a 1-mile radius map, direct Security personnel to evacuate the Owner Controlled Area (including the Protected Area). If Attachment 9 is used, modify script as needed. The evacuation should be complete within about 30 to 60 minutes of the declaration of the emergency.

2. Ensure the appropriate gates and doors are opened to accommodate the evacuation.

3. Dispatch any available Officers to the selected Assembly Area, if used.

4. Contact West Feliciana Sheriff's Office to request traffic and access control assistance. Provide evacuation route (north/south). Request assistance at Assembly Area, as needed.

5. Within approximately 30 minutes of the declaration, provide Protected Area accountability results to the Emergency Director including information on any unaccounted for individuals and likely areas to search.

6. Using a RBS one-mile radius map, discuss affected wind sectors and the need to establish special evacuation routes because of a radiological release or other plant conditions (with the RP Coordinator) Evacuation routes should be chosen to lead individuals away from the path of the plume or danger.

7. Determine buildings that may be impacted if a release should start. Use Attachment 6 strictly as a guideline, as some building changes may have taken place.

8. Determine priority of buildings to be evacuated. Priority should be given to buildings occupied by the public.

9. Direct security officers to evacuate the Owner Controlled Area outside of the Protected Area. If an Assembly Area is being used, have Security Officer direct anyone present to evacuate immediately to the Assembly Area along a designated route.

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ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 2 OF 2 SECURITY COORDINATOR OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION Date: Time: Action Completed Initial

10. Ensure security officers receive a briefing on potential hazards and any protective measures required. Briefings should include information to be announced to Owner Controlled Area evacuees (including members of the public, visitors, and non-essential employees), applicable radiation hazards, evacuation routes, assembly area and radiological monitoring, as required.

11. Establish controls to prevent persons from entering evacuated areas.

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ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE I OF I OWNER CONTROLLED AREA BUILDINGS NOTE:

Evacuation announcementshould be made as soon as possible to those areas indicatedin bold as they may be occupiedby members of the public.

DIRECTION WIND BUILDINGS IN OCA (USING SECTOR PLANT NORTH)

NE A Training Center # 201 Community Development Foundation # 202 Generation Support Building (GSB) # 36 (Old HR Bldg.)

ENE B PAP Generation Support Building (GSB) # 36 E C Cooling Tower Complex # 21, 23-27 ESE D Cooling Tower Complex # 21, 23-27 SE E Cooling Tower Complex # 21, 23-27 SSE F Fire Pump House # 48 Hypochlorite Elect. Equip. Building # 41 S G Demnneralized Water Pump House # 49 Clarifiers # 44 Laydown Storage Area # 43 Low Level Radwaste Storage Building # 53 Old Anco Storage Building # 47 SSW H Lube Oil Storage # 51 Fancy Point Ionics Trailer # 250 Wastewater Treatment Facility # 35 Turbine Low Press. Rotor Storage # 103 Old Anco Storage Building # 47 Low Level Radwaste Storage Bldg. # 53 SW J Fancy Point Hazardous Waste Warehouse # 52 WSW K Field Administration Building # 64 Grant Substation Intake Structure Icehouse # 60 Insulator Shop # 61 Outside Maintenance Shop # 62 Training # 63 W L Field Administration Building # 64 Maintenance Shops: Pipe Shop # 71 Welding Shop # 70 Paint Shop # 72 Fishing Area WNW M Warehouse Areas # 75, 76, 77, 78 Fishing Area NW N Warehouse Areas # 75, 76, 77, 78 Environmental/Standards Lab Complex # Q79, 79-81 Carpenter Shop # 94 Garage # 95 Activity Center # 210 Rec. Vehicle Park (outage) # LD-5 Firing Range # 212 Ball Park # 214 Meteorological Tower # 104 NNW P Garage # 95 Main Administration Building # 99, 98, 97 Ball Park # 214 Hunting Club # 215 Old Stone & Webster Warehouse # 96 No buildings located in Sectors Q & R.

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ATTACHMENT 7 PAGE I OF I EVACUATION POINTS AND ASSEMBLY AREAS TRAIN'NG CE!-TER Community Development Foundation CONTAMINATED VEHICIES EVACUATION ASSEMBLY AREA WEST m ACTIVITY CENTER

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ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE I OF I OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION ANNOUNCEMENT NO RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE During an emergency, if an Owner Controlled Area evacuation is announced, Security Officer(s) will announce the following information to members of the public and non-essential station personnel in the Owner Controlled Area.

NOTE:

Make the evacuationannouncement in a calm voice with direct authority.

Using a public addresssystem device (i.e., bullhorn), make, frequent stops at wooded areas and make the announcement.

ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL. ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL.

Members of the public and non-essential station personnel are directed to evacuate River Bend property.

There is no radiological hazard at this time. Individuals should use their personal vehicle and may use any route to evacuate River Bend property.

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ATTACHMENT 9 PAGE 1 OF I OWNER CONTROLLED AREA EVACUATION ANNOUNCEMENT RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE During an emergency, if an Owner Controlled Area evacuation is announced, the TSC Security Coordinator (or designee) will use the following as a guideline in developing an appropriate evacuation announcement. Complete the announcement by indicating assembly area to be used. Security Officer(s) will then make the announcement to members of the public and non-essential station personnel in the Owner Controlled Area.

NOTE:

Make the evacuationannouncement in a calm voice with direct authority.

Using apublic addresssystem device (i.e., bullhorn), make frequent stops at wooded areas and make the announcement.

ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL. ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL.

Members of the public and non-essential station personnel are directed to evacuate River Bend property.

There is a radiological hazard at this time. For your own safety, proceed by personal vehicle to the:

___ East Assembly Area

___ West Assembly Area

___ Alternate Assembly Area EIP-2-026 REV - 12 PAGE 25 OF 27

ATTACHMENT 10 PAGE I OF I ASSEMBLY AREA EAST LAYOUT RIVER BEND TRAINING CENTER PERSONIEL FROM PERSONNEL FROM CONTAMINATED PARKING CONTAMINATED VEHI( IE PARKING 4

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ATTACHMENT II PAGE I OF I ASSEMBLY AREA WEST LAYOUT RIVER BEND ACTIVITY CENTER SUPPLY ACTTViTY LOCKER CENTER PATIO

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RIVER BEND POWER STATION ROAD STATION VEHICLES (Park behind Activity Center)

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G12.23.2 ENTERGY RIVER BEND STATION STATION SUPPORT MANUAL

EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE

JOINVT INFORMATION CENTER PROCEDURE NUNMER: *EIP-2-023 REVISION NU.M-ER: *12 Effective Date:

MAY 1 5 2002 I I ^ A V

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INDEXING INFORMATION DOCUMENT CONTROL This procedure has been reviewed for I0CFR50.59 applicability.

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REFERENCE USE

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I PURPOSE This procedure describes the activation of the Joint Information Center (JIC) and the staff functions related to providing a place where all official news regarding the emergency is available from all sources.

2 REFERENCES ECP-2-001, Joint Information Center (JIC) Staff Position Instructions 3 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Facility Staffing - The process of assembling personnel, verifying equipment operability and making a facility ready to support the emergency response.

3.2 Operational - The Joint Information Center (JIC) is considered to be operational when, in the judgment of the JIC Director, sufficient JIC staff and equipment are ready to provide their designated functions in support of the emergency response.

4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 JIC Director - The JIC Director's responsibilities include, but, are not limited to the following:

4.1.1. Coordinate activation of JIC personnel.

4.1.2. Ensure that the JIC is made operational in accordance with procedure.

4.1.3. Provide timely and accurate information to the public through the media.

4.1.4. Control rumors and misinformation.

4.1.5. Report directly to the Recovery Manager.

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4.1.6. Manage all public information functions.

4.1.7. Coordinate joint agency spokespersons.

4.2 JIC Staff - Ensure that the JIC is made operational in accordance with procedure and provide support to the JIC operation as directed.

5 GENERAL 5.1 The JIC is located on the first floor of the Training Center (See Attachment 1).

5.2 The JIC is staffed by licensee personnel along with representatives from the State of Louisiana, the five parishes within the ten-mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ), the State of Mississippi, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other federal agencies if and as they respond.

5.3 An Alternate location for the JIC is provided at the North Boulevard Building in Baton Rouge in the event that the primary location becomes uninhabitable or is not functional.

5.4 The JIC is activated at an Alert or higher declaration.

6 PROCEDURE 6.1 The JIC Director should:

6.1.1. Upon receiving a Notification of Unusual Event (NOUE):

1. Acknowledge the NOUE using the pager verification phone number and entering your social security number as the identification code.

2. Call the Control Room and verify the NOUE and plant status with the Recovery Manager.

3. Call the Echelon Communications Group/Corporate Emergency Center (CEC) using the Emergency Telephone Book, Section IV-B, phone numbers. Inform them of the NOUE declaration and determine if a news release is appropriate. Keep Recovery Manager informed of all news releases.

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4. Maintain periodic contact with the Recovery Manager in the Control Room on the status of the NOUE, news releases, and termination of the NOUE.

6.1.2. Upon being notified of an Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency, acknowledge the receipt using the pager verification phone number and entering your social security number as the identification code. At an Alert proceed to the JIC and carry out duties and responsibilities. At a Site Area or General Emergency proceed to the Alternate JIC to carry out the duties and responsibilities. Ensures media notification (LC

13612).

6.1.3. If notified at any time by the Recovery Manager that the JIC is uninhabitable or should be relocated, direct relocation of the JIC staff to the alternate facility at North Boulevard in Baton Rouge, per ECP-2-001, Joint Information Center (JIC) Staff Position Instruction.

6.1.4. Participate in the initial recovery planning meeting and with the Recovery Manager, determine the extent to which the JIC should remain operational during the recovery phase.

6.1.5. When the Recovery Manager agrees, deactivate the JIC and make assignments for any news releases during recovery operations. Ensure that all documentation is forwarded to the Manager-Emergency Preparedness.

6.2 Using ECP-2-001, Joint Information Center (JIC) Staff Position Instruction and the Facility Setup Manuals, as a guide, the following JIC positions will perform the duties described:

NOTE The JIC Director and staff will proceed directly to the Alternate JIC when the first notification of an event at River Bend Station is a Site Area or General Emergency.

6.2.1. The Media Liaison should provide information to the media present at the JIC, assist with news conferences, and arrange interviews when possible. The Media Liaison reports to the JIC Director and will assume the duties of the JIC Director as required.

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6.2.2. The Events Information Team in the EOF should provide a source of technically correct and accurate information to the JIC (Classroom 2).

6.2.3. The Logistics Team should provide staffing, administrative and logistic support for the JIC, and distribute news releases.

The Logistics Team Supervisor reports to the JIC Director.

The Logistics Team reports to the Logistics Team Supervisor.

They maintain the master files, duplication, distribution, and assist in the activation/deactivation of the JIC.

6.2.4. The News Release Team should receive all technical input from the Events Information Team and prepare news releases from acquired information for the JIC Director's signature.

Assist Entergy Operations Spokesperson with technical input for news conferences. Establish contact with and provide information to the Corporate Emergency Center (CEC).

Monitors Emergency Alert System (EAS) and news stations.

Interface with Parish and State liaisons.

6.2.5. The Entergy Operations Inc. Spokesperson should provide accurate and timely dissemination of EOI information to the media at all news conferences.

6.2.6. The Offsite Coordinator Team should serve as the primary Entergy Operations contact for offsite spokespersons at the JIC and reads EOI news releases for confirmation from offsite agencies. The Offsite Coordinator Team reports to the JIC Director.

6.2.7. The Rumor Control Coordinator should take appropriate actions regarding incoming media/public queries and rapidly act upon rumors or misinformation identified by Phone Team or other sources. The Rumor Control Coordinator reports to the JIC Director.

6.2.8. The Phone Team should contact the media upon activation of the Joint Information Center, provide responses to incoming media and public queries, and rapidly act upon rumors or misinformation. The Phone Team reports to the News Manager.

6.2.9. The Parish/State Liaisons should proceed to the State and Parish Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), and provide clarification on plant status and actions through communications with the JIC.

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6.2.10. The Breezeway/Media Registration Team should establish and maintain access control at the Training Center JIC Staff (breezeway) entrance and the Media (auditorium lobby) entrance, (See Attachment 1).

6.2.11. The Audio/Visual Person should provide setup and operational checks of all audio/visual equipment in the Training Center Auditorium. The Audio/Visual Person reports to the Media Liaison.

7 DOCUMENTATION Send any documentation of NOUE actions to the Manager-Emergency Preparedness.

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G12.23.2 w - w ENTERGY RIVER BEND STATION STATION SUPPORT MANUAL

EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENTINVENTORY PROCEDURE NUMBER: *EIP-2-103 REVISION NUMBER: "*17 Effective Date:

MAY 2 9 2002 NOTE: SIGNATURES ARE ON FILE.

IN1DEXING INFORMATION RECEIVED MAY 2 9 2002 DOCUMENT CONTROL REFERENCE USE

TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE NO.

I P U RP O S E ................................................................................................................................. 2 2 REF E R E N C ES ......................................................................................................................... 2 3 D EFINIT ION S .......................................................................................................................... 2 4 RESPO N S[BILITIE S ....................................................................................................... 2 5 G E N E RAL ................................................................................................................................ 2 6 P R O C E DU RE ........................................................................................................................... 3 7 D O CU M EN TATIO N ....................................................................................................... 5 ATTACHMENT I - INVENTORY COVER SHEET ................................................................ 6 ATTACHMENT 2 - MAIN CONTROL ROOM ...................................................................... 7 ATTACHMENT 3 - TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER ....................................................... 10 ATTACHMENT 4 - OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ..................................................... 14 ATTACHMENT 5 - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY ............................................ 20 ATTACHMENT 6 - DECONTAMINATION ROOM ............................................................ 31 ATTACHMENT 7 - AMBULANCE/OFFSITE FIRE DEPARTMENT KITS ....................... 33 ATTACHMENT 8 - ACTIVITY CENTER ............................................................................. 34 ATTACHMENT 9 - WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL ............................................ 37 ATTACHMENT 10 - OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ..... 40 ATTACHMENT 11 - REMOTE SHUTDOWN PANEL ........................................................ 43 EIP-2-103 REV- 17 PAGE 1 OF 43

I PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide instructions for the periodic inventory, inspection, and calibration verification of emergency equipment.

2 REFERENCES RPP-0022, Respiratory Protection Equipment Cleaning, Inspection, and Repair 3 DEFINITIONS NONE 4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Manager - Emergency Preparedness - ensures maintenance, and availability (as appropriate) of emergency equipment which may be required during an emergency.

4.2 Superintendent-Radiation Control - ensures calibration of radiological monitoring equipment and maintenance of respiratory equipment.

4.3 Emergency Planner - schedules and conducts inventories.

5 GENERAL The RP instruments at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital are stored in the Nuclear Medicine lab.

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6 PROCEDURE NOTE The actions of this proceduremay be completed in any sequence, however, the sequence presented is recommended.

6.1 The Manager - Emergency Preparedness should:

6.1.1. Review all attachments and indicate review by signing Attachment 1.

6.1.2. Ensure that deficiencies and inventories are corrected as necessary. The contents of emergency lockers should match the equipment listed in this procedure.

6.2 The Emergency Planner should:

6.2.1. Inventory equipment listed in Attachments 2 through 11 quarterly, after each use and any time it is suspected that the equipment has been tampered with or used for unauthorized purposes. An inventory of emergency equipment shall be performed within 48 hours5.555556e-4 days 0.0133 hours 7.936508e-5 weeks 1.8264e-5 months after a drill/exercise for all kits and lockers where the integrity has been compromised (LC

13622).

6.2.2. Perform an operational check of portable survey instruments as follows:

1. Check calibration sticker date.

2. Visual inspection for physical damage.

3. Perform battery check.

4. Use check source provided, obtain reading above background.

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6.2.3. Perform an operational check of portable air sampler instruments as follows:

1. Check calibration sticker date,

2. Visual inspection/housing integrity,

3. Briefly run sampler, and

4. Inspect 0-rings for signs of cracking/brittleness. Replace as necessary.

6.2.4. Perform an operational check of portable radios.

6.2.5. Immediately correct identified deficiencies or document deficiencies on the EP Action Item Tracking database if immediate corrective action cannot be performed.

NOTE Silver Zeolite Cartridgesare consideredhazardous waste and must be disposed of in an appropriatemanner. Contact EnvironmentalServicesfor disposal requirements.

6.2.6. If calibration dates are found that will expire within the next inventory period, notify Radiation Protection by memorandum and copy to file.

6.2.7. If a locker/kit deficiency cannot be corrected in one day notify the Manager - Emergency Preparedness.

6.3 The Superintendent-Radiation Control should:

6.3.1. Ensure the calibration of radiation monitoring equipment in accordance with applicable procedures.

6.3.2. Ensure the availability of sufficient reserves of instruments and equipment from normal station inventories to replace instruments/ equipment removed from the emergency lockers/kits for calibration or repair.

6.3.3. Ensure that respiratory equipment is inspected at least once each month in accordance with RPP-0022.

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7 DOCUMENTATION Completed inventory sheets shall be maintained by Emergency Planning for a period of 12 months. Attachments 1-11 shall be forwarded to Permanent Plant Files (PPF).

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE 1 OF I INVENTORY COVER SHEET UNSAT. SAT.

A. Quarterly Emergency Equipment Locker Inventory (Attachments 2 - 11)

Reviewed By:

Manager - Emergency Preparedness KCN Date Additional Comments:

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 1 OF 3 MAIN CONTROL ROOM DESCRIPTION: MAIN CONTROL ROOM EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: MAIN CONTROL ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT TSC/CR Communicator 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT headset Radioactive Material 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tags Calculator 1 N/A N/A SAT/UN SAT Contamination Smears I Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Particulate Filters 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Silver Zeolite Cartridges 5 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-500 mR 15 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-1 R 5 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-10 R 5 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Low Range Ion Chamber 2 SAT/UNSAT Rate Meter B/G 0-50 R/Hr R02(A) or equivalent SAT/UNSAT G/M Frisker RM 14 (or 1 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe Spare Probe 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT

- 8 uCi Cs 137 Check 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Source EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 7 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 2 OF 3 MAIN CONTROL ROOM DESCRIPTION: MAIN CONTROL ROOM EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: MAIN CONTROL ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Rad. Tape 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Step Off Pads 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Caution Signs 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Contaminated Area 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Insert High Rad. Area Insert 2 N/A N/A SAT/UJNSAT Rad. Area Insert 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Barrier Rope (Feet). -50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (XL) 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing Sets 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (Includes hood, coveralls, shoe covers, rubbers, gloves, glove liners)

Full Face Filter I Small N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Respirator 10 Medium SAT/UNSAT 1 Large SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 8 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 3 OF 3 MAIN CONTROL ROOM DESCRIPTION: MAIN CONTROL ROOM EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: MAIN CONTROL ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Flashlights with batteries 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Batteries "D" Cell 24 N/A N/A SAT/IJNSAT Lantern with Battery 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Lantern Batteries 2 N/A N/A SAT/IUNSAT Lamps with Batteries 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Lantern Bulbs 2 N/A N/A SAT/JNSAT Air Sample Collector 2 SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT SCBA 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT SCBA Spare Bottles 30 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries "9 V" 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT KI Bottles 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS/AIR SAMPLERS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 9 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 1 OF 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: TSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: TSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Low Range Ion Chamber 2 SAT/UNSAT Rate Meter B/G 0-5R/Hr R02(A) or SAT/UNSAT equivalent GM Frisker RM 14 (or 2 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with probe SAT/UNSAT Spare Probes 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-500 mR 40 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-1 R 20 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Chargers 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT

- 8 uCi Cs 137 Check 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Source Silver Zeolite cartridges 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smears 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Particulate Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Petri Dish I Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 10 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 2 OF 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: TSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: TSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Spare Batteries "D" Cell 18 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Batteries "9 V" 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tweezers I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Screw Driver 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Calculator I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Tape I Roll N/A N/A SAT/JNSAT Radioactive Material 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tags EIP-2-103 I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Surgical Gloves ~100 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Full Face Filter I Small N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Respirator Medium SAT/UNSAT 1 Large SAT/UNSAT Step Off Pad I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Bag Stand 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV- 17 PAGE 11 OF43

ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 3 OF 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: TSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: TSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (XL) 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Lamps without Batteries 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Lamp Batteries "D" Cell 80 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing Sets 8 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (Includes hood, coveralls, shoe covers, rubbers, gloves, glove liners)

Sign "Frisk Prior to Entry" I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sign "Frisk Prior to Exit" 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Extension Cord 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Barrier Rope 100 Ft. N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Radiological Survey Data 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sheets Airborne Rad. Activity 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Data Sheet Air Sample Collector 2 SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 12 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 4 OF 4 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: TSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: TSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT SCBA 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT SCBA Spare Bottles 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT CADAP Lap Top 1 N/A N/A SAT/UJNSAT Computer with charger and battery KI Bottles 20 N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS/AIR SAMPLERS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV- 17 PAGE 13 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 1 OF 6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: OSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: OSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing Set 50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (White paper)

Full Face Filter Respirators I Small N/A N/A SAT/IUNSAT 10 Medium SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT 1 Large Air Sample Collectors 2 SAT/UNSAT (RAP- 1) SAT/UNSAT Air Sample Collectors (AC) 2 SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing Sets 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (Includes hood, coveralls, shoe covers, rubbers, gloves, glove liners)

Masking Tape 10 Rolls N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Tape 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Suit 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT AOP-0031 ENCL. Kits 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 14 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 2 OF 6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: OSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: OSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Blanket 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT First Aid Kit 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Bag Stand 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Small Acetylene Cut & 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Weld Rig with Spare Bottles Camera 2 N/A N/A SAT/IUNSAT Packs of Film 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Toxic Gas Monitor 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tool Belts 2 N/A. N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-500 mR 40 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-1 R 20 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-10 R 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-100 R 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 30 N/A. N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD Finger Rings 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Screw Driver 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Batteries "D" Cell 48 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 15 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 3 OF 6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: OSC EMERGENCY LOCKER I LOCATION: OSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Spare Batteries "C" Cell 8 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Batteries "9 V" 18 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Flashlights without 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries Contamination Smears 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Particulate Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Stick On Labels 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Silver Zeolite Cartridges 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT Sign Holders 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Containr Area Insert 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Radiation Area Insert 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT High Rad. Area Insert 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Material Insert 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Hot Spot Stickers 15 N/A N/A SAT/JNSAT Rad. Material Stickers I Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV- 17 PAGE 16 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 4 OF 6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: OSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: OSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Barrier Rope - 500 Ft. N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Air Sample Collector 2 SAT/UNSAT (DC) SAT/UNSAT Lamps without Batteries 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Teletector 6112B 2 SAT/UNSAT Gamma. I- 1000 R/Hr (or SAT/UNSAT equivalent)

Spare Frisker Probes 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Portable radio with 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Holster Radioactive Material -100 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tags Trash Can 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT High Range Ion Rate 1 SAT/UNSAT Chamber Meter B/G 0 10,000 R/Hr (R07) or equivalent G-M Frisker RM 14 (or 5 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with probe SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV- 17 PAGE 17 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 5 OF 6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: OSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: OSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT RM-21 Portable Rad 1 SAT/UNSAT Monitor (or equivalent) with Probe Spare Probe for RM-21 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (HP270) or equivalent

- 8 uCi Cs 137 Check 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Source Low range Ion Chamber 4 SAT/UNSAT rate Meter BIG 0-5 R/Hr SAT/UNSAT R02(A) or equivalent SAT/UNSAT SAT/UNSAT Pass Cask Ramp 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Step Off Pads 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Ropes 225 Ft. 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Ropes 150 Ft. 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Ropes 100 Ft. 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Ropes 50 Ft. 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Extension Cords 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Multi-Receptacle 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 18 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 6 OF 6 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER DESCRIPTION: OSC EMERGENCY LOCKER LOCATION: OSC ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Yellow Metal Stanchions 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Frisker Stands 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT SCBA 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tool Kit 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dose Tracking Cards 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Hydraulic Jack 2 N/A N/A SATiUNSAT Bolt Cutters 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Wrecking Bars 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sledge Hammer 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT SCBA Spare Air Bottles 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS/AIR SAMPLERS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 19 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 1 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing 50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (White paper)

Paper Towel 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Beaker 1 Liter 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bottle 1 Gallon 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT KI Bottles 95 N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Probes 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Contamination Smears 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes I Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Particulate Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Petri Dish 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tweezers 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Silver Zeolite Cartridges 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT Flashlight without 2 N/A. N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries Spare Batteries "D" Cell 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries "9 V" 7 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-500 mR 40 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 20 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 2 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Screw Driver I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 75 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Low Range Ion 2 SAT/UNSAT Chamber Rate Meter SAT/UNSAT B/G 0-5 R/Hr R02(A) or equivalent

- 8 uCi Cs 137 Check 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Source Rad. Material Tags 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Radiation Tape 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Material Insert 5 N/A N/A SAT[JNSAT High Rad. Area Inserts 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Contan. Area Insert 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Area Insert 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Survey Data Sheets 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Airborne Activity Data 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sheets EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 21 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 3 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Air Sample Collector 2 SAT/UNSAT (RAP-1) SAT/UNSAT Sign Holders 8 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Air Sample Collector 2 SAT/UNSAT (DC) SAT/UNSAT G/M Frisker RM 14 (or 2 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe SAT/UNSAT Container for 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Radioactive Liquids (15 Gallon)

Eye Wash Solution 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SATIUNSAT Poly Bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Step Off Pads 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Sheet 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Surgical Gloves -500 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Barrier Rope -100 Ft. N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Wash Cloths 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Towels 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 22 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 4 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Bag Stands 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Detergent 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Corn Meal 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Soap 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Shaving Creme 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Razors 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Full Face Filter 1 Small N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Respirator I Large SAT/UNSAT Extension Cord 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Water Pump 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 23 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 5 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #1 LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Low Range IonChamber 2 SAT/UNSAT Rate Meter B/G 0-5R/Hr R02(A) or equivalent SAT/UNSAT G-M Frisker E140N (or 1 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe

-8 uCi Cs137 Source 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Frisker Probe 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Fuse for Air Sampler 1 N/A N/A SAT/JNSAT KI Bottles 1 N/A SAT/UJNSAT Rad. Survey Data Sheets 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Air Activity Data Sheets 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Road Map I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT One Mile Site Map 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EPZ Grid Map I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-014 A/S Forms 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-012 I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-014 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT ESP-8-028 I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Air Sampler (DC) I SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 24 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 6 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #1 LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Container with 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Cap, 1 Liter Hand Trowel (Garden) I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tape Measure 1 N/A N/A SAT/UJNSAT Adhesive Labels I Pack N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Compass 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Screw Driver 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Pliers I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Quarters $5.00 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Pens 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Marker 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Stop Watch I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tweezers I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape I Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Flashlight without 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries Protective Clothing Set 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (White Paper)

Surgical Gloves ~50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 25 OF43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 7 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #1 - LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Contamination Smears 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Silver Zeolite Cartridges 10 N/A SAT/UINSAT Full Face Filter 2 Medium N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Respirator Batteries "D" Cell 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries "9 V" 7 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Grass Shears 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-200 mR 2 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-500 mR 2 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-1500 mR 2 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Particulate Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Scales I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Portable Calculator I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Yellow Rain Gear With 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Boots Portable Radio 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Portable Phone I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PACE 26 OF 43 EIP-2-1 03 REV -17 PAGE 26 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 8 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #2 LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Low Range Ion 2 SAT/UNSAT Chamber Rate Meter SAT/UNSAT B/G 0-5R/Hr R02(A) or equivalent G-M Frisker E140N (or 1 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe

- 8 uCi Cs137 Source I N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Frisker Probe 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Fuse for Air Sampler I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT KI Bottles 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Survey Data Sheets 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Air Activity Data Sheets 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Road Map I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT One Mile Site Map 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EPZ Grid Map 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-014 A/S Forms 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-012 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-014 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT ESP-8-028 I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Air Sampler (DC) 1 SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT L ________ £ I I __________ I ___________

EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 27 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 9 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #2 LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Container with 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Cap, I Liter Hand Trowel (Garden) 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tape Measure I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Adhesive Labels 1 Pack N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Compass 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Screw Driver I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Pliers 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Quarters $5.00 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Pens 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Marker 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Stop Watch 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Tweezers I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Flashlight without 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries Protective Clothing Set 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (White Paper)

Surgical Gloves ~50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 28 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 10 OF I1 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #2 LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Contamination Smears 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Silver Zeolite Cartridges 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT Full Face Filter 2 Medium N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Respirator Batteries "D" Cell 6 N/A N/A SAT/INSAT Batteries "9 V" 7 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Grass Shears 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-200 mR 2 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-500 mR 2 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-1500 mR 2 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Particulate Filters 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Scales 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Portable Calculator 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 29 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 11 OF 11 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY DESCRIPTION: EOF OFFSITE EMERGENCY KIT #2 LOCATION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT STORAGE ROOM ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Yellow Rain Gear With 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Boots Portable Radio 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Portable Phone 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS/AIR SAMPLERS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 30 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 1 OF 2 DECONTAMINATION ROOM DESCRIPTION: DECONTAMINATION ROOM LOCATION: 2 N"FLOOR SERVICES BUILDING ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT G/M Frisker RM 14 (or 1 SATIUNSAT equivalent) with Probe Treatment Table 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Contarn. Material Sign 2 N/A (/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Bottle 1 Gallon 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Beakers 1 Liter 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Surgical Gloves ~500 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT KI Bottles 70 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Paper Towels I Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Log Book I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Hand Soap 1 Gallon N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Detergent 1 Gallon N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Wash Cloths 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 31 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 2 OF 2 DECONTAMINATION ROOM DESCRIPTION: DECONTAMINATION ROOM LOCATION: 2'" FLOOR SERVICES BUILDING ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Cotton Towels 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Shaving Cream 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Disposable Safety Razor 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 32 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 7 PAGE I OF I AMBULANCE/OFFSITE FIRE DEPARTMENT KITS DESCRIPTION: AMBULANCE KIT LOCATION: PRIMARY ACCESS POINT (PAP)

ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing Sets 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (Includes hood, gloves, coveralls, shoe covers, rubbers, glove liners)

Dosimeter 0-200 mR 4 N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Clipboard I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Note Pad 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Pens 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Surgical Gloves -100 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 2 Rolls N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Tape 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Herculite for Amb. Floor Lot N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT DESCRIPTION: OFFSITE FIRE DEPARTMENT KIT LOCATION: PRIMARY ACCESS POINT (PAP)

ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL' SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter 0-200 mR 20 N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(s) 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 33 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE 1 OF 3 ACTIVITY CENTER DESCRIPTION: DECONTAMINATION SUPPLIES LOCATION: ACTIVITY CENTER ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMI1.I'S REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT G/M Frisker RM 14 (or I SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe Poly Bags (L) 25 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly bags (S) 25 N/A N/A SATAUNSAT Container for Rad. 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Liquids 15 Gallon Container for Rad. Trash 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Material Plastic Sheet 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Step Off Pads 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Poly Beakers 1 Liter 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Surgical Gloves -100 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Cotton Towels 12 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Eye Wash Solution 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing Set 50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (White Paper)

Contamination Smears I Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Smear Envelopes I Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 34 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE 2 OF 3 ACTIVITY CENTER DESCRIPTION: DECONTAMINATION SUPPLIES LOCATION: ACTIVITY CENTER ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Flashlights without 2 N/A N/A SATIUNSAT Batteries Batteries "D" Cell 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 1 Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Log Books 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Clipboard 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Note Pad 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Pens 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 I N/A; N/A SAT/UNSAT RP-104 I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sign Holders 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Area Insert 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Contam. Area Insert 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Material Insert 10 N/A- N/A SAT/UNSAT Paper Towel I Roll N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 35 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE 3 OF 3 ACTIVITY CENTER DESCRIPTION: DECONTAMINATION SUPPLIES I LOCATION: ACTIVITY CENTER ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Soap Bar 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Shaving Cream 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Safety Razor 5 N/A N/A SAT/IUNSAT Cotton Balls 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Q Tips 2 Boxes N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Corn Meal 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Detergent 2 N/A N/A 'ATVUNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 36 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 9 PAGE 1 OF 3 WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL DESCRIPTION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION: WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT G/M Frisker RM 14 (or 2 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe SAT/UNSAT G/M Low Range Meter 1 SAT/UNSAT 0-2000 mnR/Hr Hose with Low Pressure 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Shower head, Pre-rinse with Spray Head and Hose Adapter Decon Table Top, with 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Splash Guard, Stretcher Insert Poly Water Container 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (15 Gallon)

Contamn. Waste 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Container with base (35 Gallon)

Stanchions Metal/Plastic 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Metal Storage Cabinet I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (Locked)

EIP-2-103 I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Step Off Pad 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Accident poster 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 37 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 9 PAGE 2 OF 3 WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL DESCRIPTION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION: WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SATIUNSAT Herculite cut to fit REA Lot N/A N/A SAT/INSAT Plastic Trash Can Liners 10 N/A N/A SATAUNSAT Plastic trash bags 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Warning Rope and Lot N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sign Sign Inserts 3 per Sign 15 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Warning Sign 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Holder Rad. Material Tags 50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Lead Container 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sample Taking and 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Decon Cart (Locked)

Surgical Gloves I Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimetry and Dress Out 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Cart (Locked)

Protective Clothing 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Packs (Sealed)

- 8 uCi Cs 137 Check 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Source TLD Finger Rings 8 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-200 mR 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 38 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 9 PAGE 3 OF 3 WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL DESCRIPTION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION: WEST FELICIANA PARISH HOSPITAL ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries "D" Cell 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 2 inch 9 Rolls N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Anatomical Diagram 10 Sheets N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Personnel Dosimetry 10 Sheets N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Log Record Keeping Chart - N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Clipboard I I RMC Procedure Manual N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

OPERATIONAL CHECKS ON INSTRUMENTS PERFORMED: YES NO EIP-2-103 REV - 17 43 EIP--I 0 REV 17 PAGE 39 PAGE 39 OF OF 43

ATTACHMENT 10 PAGE 1 OF 3 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER DESCRIPTION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION: OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT[UNSAT G/M Frisker RM 14 (or 2 SAT/UNSAT equivalent) with Probe SAT/UNSAT G/M Low Range Meter 1 SAT/UNSAT 0-2000 mRIHr Hose with Low Pressure 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Shower Head, Pre-rinse with Spray Head and Hose Adapter Decon Table Top with I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Splash Guard, Stretcher Insert Poly Water Container 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT (15 Gallon)

Contain Waste 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Container with Base (35 Gallon)

Step Off Pad I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Accident Poster 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Stanchions Metal/Plastic 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Herculite Cut to fit REA Lot N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 40 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 10 PAGE 2 OF 3 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER DESCRIPTION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION: OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Plastic Trash Can Liners 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Plastic Trash Bags 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Lead Container 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Warning Rope and Lot N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sign Sign Holder 5 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sign Inserts 3 Per Sign 15 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Rad. Material Tags 50 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Sample Taking and 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Decon. Cart (Locked)

Dosimetry and Dress Out I N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Cart (Locked)

Surgical Gloves 1 Box N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Batteries "D" Cell 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Masking Tape 2 inch 9 Rolls N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Anatomical Diagram 10 Sheets N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT EIP-2-103 REV - 17 PAGE 41 OF 43

ATTACHMENT 10 PAGE 3 OF 3 OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER DESCRIPTION: EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION: OUR LADY OF THE LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT Personnel Dosimetry 10 Sheets N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Log Record Keeping Chart - 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Clipboard RMC Procedure Manual 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Yellow Floor Wipes Lot N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT

- 8 uCi Cs 137 Check 1 N/A SAT/UNSAT Source TLD Finger Rings 8 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeters 0-200 mR 10 N/A SAT/UNSAT TLD(S) 10 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Dosimeter Charger 1 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Protective Clothing 20 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Packs (Sealed) I I I I I _I INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

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ATTACHMENT 11 PAGE I OF I REMOTE SHUTDOWN PANEL DESCRIPTION: REMOTE SHUTDOWN LOCKER LOCATION: REMOTE SHUTDOWN PANEL ITEM DESCRIPTION MINIMUM ACTUAL SERIAL EXPIRATION CONDITION COMMENTS REQUIRED QTY. NUMBER DATE SAT/UNSAT SCBA with Bottles 2 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Flashlights Lantern Type 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Spare Lantern Batteries 4 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Clipboards 3 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT Note Pads 3 N/A N/A SAT/IUNSAT Pens (Black) 6 N/A N/A SAT/UNSAT INVENTORY CONDUCTED BY/KCN/DATE:

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ENTERGY RIVER BEND STATION STATION SUPPORT MANUAL

EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE

OFFSITEDOSE CAL CULA TIONS PROCEDURE NUMBER: *EIP-2-024 REVISION NUMBER: *19 Effective Date:

JUN 0 7 2002 NOTE: SIGNATURES ARE ON FILE.

INDEXING INFORMATION REFERENCE USE RECEIVED JUN 0?7.,

Drawing Conr, !Center

TABLE OF CHANGES LETTER DESIGNATION DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES TRACKING NUMBER i

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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE NO.

I P U R P O SE ................................................................................................................................. 3 2 R EF EREN C E S ......................................................................................................................... 3 3 D E F IN IT IO N S ......................................................................................................................... 3 4 RESPO N SIB ILITIES ....................................................................................................... 3 5 GEN E RA L ................................................................................................................................ 4 6 P RO C E DU RE ........................................................................................................................... 6 7 D O C U M ENTA TIO N ............................................................................................................. 16 ATTACHMENT 1 - CADAP DOSE CALCULATIONS ........................................................ 17 ATTACHMENT 2 - ESP EXPORT FILE ................................................................................. 21 ATTACHMENT 3 - CADAP OUTPUT SCREEN (TYPICAL) ............................................ 22 ATTACHMENT 4 - ALTERNATE METHOD OF DETERMINING STABILITY C LA SS .......................................................................................................................... 23 ATTACHMENT 5 - DRMS METEOROLOGICAL DATA ................................................... 28 ATTACHMENT 6 - CORE STATE DETERMINATION ..................................................... 29 ATTACHMENT 7 - DOSIMETER READINGS TO TEDE CONVERSION ....................... 30 ATTACHMENT 8 - NOBLE GAS AND IODINE RELEASE RATE D ETERM INA TIO N ................................................................................................. 32 i*IP.*.[I* RI*,V - 1 (} PAGE 2 OF 35 V.T-7-? R1V - 19 PAGE 2 OF 35

PURPOSE 1.1 This procedure provides guidance on the methodology for using the Computer Aided Dose Assessment Program (CADAP) software program to predict offsite radiation dose resulting from an actual or potential release of radioactive materials from the plant.

1.2 This procedure only provides guidance on using the software to perform offsite dose projections. When offsite dose projection calculations are used to make an emergency classification or Protective Action Recommendation the actual, best known or anticipated varibles and conditions will be used in the calculation. Users can perform calculations using other than actual varibles and conditions such as anticipating changes or evaluating different conditions or scenarios.

2 REFERENCES 2.1 RPP-0034, Operation of the General Atomic Digital Radiation Monitoring System CRT 2.2 RSP-0008, Offsite Dose Calculation Manual (ODCM) 3 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Deposition Calculation - Projected whole body external gamma doses at particular locations within the 50 mile EPZ during the first and second years and over the 50 year period after the incident. This information is useful in the recovery phase after an accident.

3.2 Projected Dose - The calculated dose that would be received by individuals in the offsite environment if no protective actions were taken following a release of radioactive materials.

4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The onshift Chemistry Technician is responsible for dose projections in the Control Room prior to activation of the TSC.

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4.2 The Chemistry Core Damage Assessment Coordinator should perform dose projection calculations in the TSC, as necessary, until the EOF is operational.

4.3 The Assistant Radiological Assessment Coordinator (ARAC) is responsible for dose projections following activation of the EOF.

4.4 The Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) is responsible for reviewing dose projections.

4.5 The Radiation Protection Advisor (RPA) or the Radiation Protection Coordinator (RPC), if the EOF is not operational, is responsible for reviewing dose projections and field team data, for completing applicable sections of the Notification Message Form, and providing this information to the Recovery Manager.

5 GENERAL 5.1 The minimum information required to use this procedure and the sources of that information are:

CAUTION The Meteorological Tower remains on CentralStandard Time (CST) throughout the year.

5.1.1. Wind direction, wind speed, and Delta T are available from the RM-21 (located in the TSC and EOF) and the AMI-80 (located in the Control Room, Environmental Services Office Building and the Meteorological Tower).

5.1.2. An estimate of the core state - no damage, clad damage or fuel melt (Based on Attachment 6).

5.1.3. An indication of the quantity of radioactivity being released.

This can be a release rate (DRMS), activity in containment (Control Room or DRMS), Field Monitoring Team instrument readings (from field team) or an effluent sample (Chemistry).

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5.2 Integrated doses calculated by CADAP use the isotopic dose factors from EPA-400-R-92-001 and include a four-day direct dose and resuspension dose factor for deposited radionuclides using the EPA methodology. Dose rates displayed for TEDE and Thyroid CDE are based on a one-hour inhalation period at the standard breathing rate postulated by 10CFR20.1003. No considerations are included for particle sizes, variable settling velocities, virtual stack heights, variable breathing rates, sex specific variables or chemical mitigation factors.

5.3 Information retrieval for CADAP may be from one of three sources: live plant data, Simulator data, or all manual data entered by the user. Using any one of the three modes of CADAP will provide the same result if the same data is entered for each calculation.

5.4 CADAP is connected to a network server (PI-Server) for live plant data and meteorological information, thus requiring little input from the user.

Effluent monitor data, PAM monitor data, meteorological data, core state, source term reduction factors, and time after shutdown are entered from the network server. The simulator mode of CADAP receives data from a simulator network server when running. The user can always override the computer inputs should he/she have better information.

5.5 CADAP uses self-explanatory forms for the user to complete to perform calculations. Further explanation and guidance to complete the form fields used for offsite dose projection are provided in Attachment 1.

5.6 CADAP users can perform calculations using varibles and conditions that are not consistent with actual conditions. This is performed to anticipate possible conditions and to compare different dose projection scenarios.

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6 PROCEDURE NOTE The actions of this procedure may be completed in any sequence. When offsite dose projection calculationsare used to make an emergency classification or Protective Action Recommendation the actual, best known or anticipatedvaribles and conditions will be used in the calculation.

6.1 The onshift Chemistry Technician, the Chemistry Core Damage Assessment Coordinator in the TSC or the ARAC should perform the following steps when directed by the Recovery Manager/Emergency Director to initiate offsite dose assessment:

6.1.1. Start up CADAP computer, if not running.

6.1.2. Turn on printer, if attached and needed.

6.1.3. Open Excel file "CADAP.xls" when using plant inputs, if not opened. This program autoexecutes when Windows starts.

NOTE If an errormessage appearsstating "Unable to connect to DDE data link", the network is not providing the required information to the program. In this case the program should be ran using the DDE data link choice "None."

6.1.4. Launch CADAP program and select the appropriate source for input:

1. Plant - real time data from the plant.

2. Simulator -to run drill scenarios from the simulator.

3. None (default setting) - a stand-alone mode with no data inputs. The user has to enter all values.

6.1.5. Select the desired menu:

1. Projections - selected for dose projections when effluent data is available from plant instrumentation, PI-Server, DRMS, plant chemistry sample, or field monitoring team data. Go to section 6.2.

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2. Contingencies - selected to do "what if' calculations for containment venting, containment failure or fuel handling accident. For example: "What would be the offsite dose consequences if containment failed?" Go to section 6.6.

3. Overhead - displays a site map and will show the release rates at each of the three monitored release points. Go to section 6.7.

4. Values - displays plant data retrieved by the network server (Plant or Simulator) and updated every five seconds to allow the user to directly monitor plant parameters. Go to section 6.8.

5. Deposition - provides capability to project whole body external gamma doses at particular locations within the 50-mile EPZ during the first and second years and over the 50-year period after the incident. This information is useful for the recovery phase. Go to section 6.9.

6. Utilities - Go to section 6.10

7. Help NOTE Use the mouse or TAB key to move among inputfields on the screen. Use of the ENTER key may cause the calculationto be performed before all data is verified or entered.

6.2 Projections - Select appropriate menu item.

NOTE If the releasepoint effluent monitors are notfunctional or release is unmonitored,go to section 6.4 if sample data is availableor to section 6.5 iffield monitoring team data is available.Non-functional monitors may be indicatedby no data appearingin the data boxes or by data value of zero.

NOTE The "AbortDose Calculations'"button can be used to abort any calculation.

6.3 Select "Monitors" if the calculation is based on plant effluent data.

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6.3.1. Select "Yes" or "No" as applicable to the questions in the message box:

1. Has Drywell or Containment H 2been above I%? A Yes selection will select the Fuel Melt core state for all dose projection calculations. This question will not always appear prior to each subsequent calculation.

2. Do you wish to keep the current settings? A Yes selection will keep the previous source term reduction factors and No will use default settings.

6.3.2. Select appropriate monitor(s). If releases are occurring from more than one release point, select all the appropriate monitors.

6.3.3. Verify or enter meteorological data, as applicable.

Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

6.3.4. The default Release Duration is 2 hours2.314815e-5 days 5.555556e-4 hours 3.306878e-6 weeks 7.61e-7 months . If better information is available, enter the revised release duration in hours.

6.3.5. Verify or select the appropriate Core State.

1. Attachment 6 provides guidance on determining core state. Additional information for determining core state may be obtained from other ERO positions.

NOTE Every effort should be made to determine accurate informationfor the Source Term Reduction values since significant over conservatismfrom use of the default values could result in the unnecessaryevacuation of the 1O-mile EPZ.

CAUTION A filter train may be operating and the release may not be filtered, i.e. release through the steam tunnel or the filter train is damaged. Verify the release path and then determine if it is a filtered release.

6.3.6. Verify or select the appropriate Source Term Reduction factors. Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

6.3.7. Verify or enter the Time After Shutdown value in hours.

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6.3.8. Perform dose calculation (Attachment 3).

6.3.9. If desired, print the dose projection sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the Operations Shift Manager (OSM), Radiation Protection Coordinator (RPC) or Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) as appropriate.

6.3.10. If desired, click on the "ESP" button to save the data for use in ESPCOMM message.

1. A file containing the calculated values will be written to the "C" drive that is available for direct access by the ESP computer to be used on the notification message form (NMF). This file, "dose", also contains a calculation of the noble gas and iodine release rates for inclusion on the NMF. This file may be viewed using any text editor (i.e.,

Notepad or Word) (See Attachment 2).

2. Select Yes to overwrite existing file, if appropriate.

6.4 Select "Sample" to calculate offsite doses when a chemistry sample isotopic analysis of the stack effluent is available.

6.4.1. Enter the vent flow rate in cubic feet per minute (cfin).

6.4.2. Verify or enter the Time after Shutdown in hours.

6.4.3. Verify or enter the meteorological data as applicable.

Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

6.4.4. The default Release Duration is 2 hours2.314815e-5 days 5.555556e-4 hours 3.306878e-6 weeks 7.61e-7 months . If better information is available, enter the revised release duration in hours 6.4.5. Enter the concentration in p.Ci/cc for each known nuclide.

Use the Tab key or mouse to move between fields.

6.4.6. Perform dose calculation (Attachment 3).

6.4.7. If desired, print the dose projection sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

6.4.8. If desired, click on the "ESP" button to save the data for use in ESPCOMM message.

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6.5 Select "FMT" to calculate doses using field monitoring team data.

CAUTION Field monitoringteams are rarelyable to find the plume centerline doses with accuracy. This option should not be used if other options are available(monitors or sample analysis).

6.5.1. Enter gamma (closed window) dose rate value in mR/hr.

6.5.2. Enter downwind distance value in miles where the dose rate was obtained.

6.5.3. Verify or enter meteorological data as applicable. Attachment I provides additional guidance.

6.5.4. The default Release Duration is 2 hours2.314815e-5 days 5.555556e-4 hours 3.306878e-6 weeks 7.61e-7 months . If better information is available, enter the revised release duration in hours.

6.5.5. Verify or select the appropriate Core State. Attachment 6 provides additional guidance.

6.5.6. Select the appropriate Source Term Reduction factors.

Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

CAUTION A filter train may be operating and the release may not be filtered, i.e. release through the steam tunnel or the filter train is damaged. Verify the release path and then determine if it is a filtered release.

6.5.7. Verify or enter the Time After Shutdown value in hours.

6.5.8. Perform dose calculation (Attachment 3).

6.5.9. If desired, print the dose projection sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

6.5.10. If desired, click the "ESP" button to save the data for use in ESPCOMM message.

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6.6 Contingencies may be used in the absence of effluent radiation monitoring system or post accident sample data or to perform "what if' projections to speculate about possible future conditions. It is only a mathematical calculation based upon a conservative model of River Bend plant accident conditions.

6.6.1. Select Contingencies:

1. Containment Venting - This option should be used when the Containment is intentionally depressurized through the Standby Gas Treatment System or for what if calculations prior to actually venting Containment.

2. Containment Loss - This option is used when there is an accident that causes an unisolated, unmonitored release from Containment, such as a penetration failure to atmosphere.

3. Fuel Handling - This option is used for an accident involving a dropped fuel bundle either in Containment or in the Fuel Building.

6.6.2. Containment Venting Contingency - Select Containment Venting.

1. Select Yes or No as applicable to the question "Has Drywell or Containment H2 been above 1%?"

2. Verify or enter the Containment PAM reading in R/hr.

3. Verify or enter meteorological data as applicable.

Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

4. Enter the Release Duration (duration of venting). The default value of 2 hours2.314815e-5 days 5.555556e-4 hours 3.306878e-6 weeks 7.61e-7 months should NOT be used.

5. Verify or select the appropriate Core State. Attachment 6 provides guidance on determining core state.

6. Verify or select the appropriate Source Term Reduction factors. Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

7. Verify or enter the Time After Shutdown in hours.

8. Perform dose calculation (Attachment 3).

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9. If desired, print the dose projection sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

NOTE If performing "what if" calculationsprior to actually venting Containment, skip the next step 10.

10. If desired, click on the "ESP" button to save the data for use in ESPCOMM message.

6.6.3. Containment Loss Contingency - Select Containment Loss.

1. Select Yes or No as applicable to the question "Has Drywell or Containment H2 been above 1%?"

2. Verify or enter the Containment PAM reading in R/hr.

3. Verify or enter meteorological data as applicable.

Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

4. Verify or enter Release Duration. PRA data indicates for the most probable containment failure mode, the containment will depressurize from 33 psig to 0 psig in about 7 hours8.101852e-5 days 0.00194 hours 1.157407e-5 weeks 2.6635e-6 months . If better data is available, enter the expected release duration.

5. Verify or select the appropriate Core State. Attachment 6 provides guidance on determining core state.

6. Verify or select the appropriate Source Term Reduction factors. Attachment I provides additional guidance.

7. Verify or enter the Time After Shutdown in hours.

8. Perform dose calculation (Attachment 3).

9. If desired, print the dose projection sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

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NOTE If performing "what if" calculations,skip the next step 10.

10. If desired, select the "ESP" button to save the data for use in ESPCOMM message.

6.6.4. Fuel Handling - Select Fuel Handling.

1. Select the location of the fuel handling accident.

NOTE If the accident involves fuelfrom the spentfuel pool that was removedfrom the reactorin a previous refueling, obtain the "Time Since Bundle Last at Power"from ReactorEngineering.

2. Enter the number of days since reactor shutdown in the Time Since Bundle Last at Power field.

3. Verify or enter meteorological data as applicable.

Attachment 1 provides additional guidance.

4. Select the appropriate filtration status, if any. Additional guidance is provided in Attachment 1.

5. Perform dose calculation (Attachment 3).

6. If desired, print the dose projection sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

NOTE Ifperforming "what if' calculations,skip the next step 7.

7. If desired, click on the "ESP" button to save the data for use in ESPCOMM message.

6.7 Overhead -This selection has a site map that will show the release rates at each of the three monitored release points. The release rates are automatically updated every five seconds. This function only works when data is being provided from the network server.

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6.7.1. If desired, print the output sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

6.8 Values -This displays live plant parameter data and allows direct monitoring by the user. The values are automatically updated every five seconds. This function only works when data is being provided from the network server.

6.8.1. If desired, print the output sheet. Normally 2 copies are printed to provide a copy to the OSM, RPC or RAC as appropriate.

6.9 Deposition - This selection displays a sub-menu that allows two options:

6.9.1. Sample - Enter deposition exposure values from the environmental sample data in the Desposition Exposure Calculation.

1. Enter the isotopic values from the environmental sample for the applicable isotopes.

2. Enter Time After Shutdown in hours.

3. Enter the location in miles from plant where the sample was taken.

4. Select "Yes" or "No" as applicable to add the sample to the average. If Yes is chosen, CADAP stores this data in the average file and uses this spectrum to calculate the dose rate based on first year, second year, and fifty year doses. If the average spectrum is available, CADAP uses that data to calculate the doses.

5. Perform dose calculation to display whole body gamma dose in mRem for the first year, second year, and fifty years.

6.9.2. Dose Rate - Similar to the Sample Desposition Calculation but assumes no actual sample data and uses a default spectrum.

1. Position the mouse pointer over the location on the 50 mile Emergency Planning map from which the dose rate data was taken.

2. Enter the "Dose rate" at the location in mRem/hr.

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3. Enter Time After Shutdown in hours.

4. Select Do Conversion button. The first year, second year, and fifty year doses will be displayed in mRem.

5. After the calculation is performed, the location pointed to by the mouse will be displayed as a number representing the sequential sample's number since the dose file was last zeroed.

6. The number on the map will be color coded according to the severity of the dose projections.

1) A red number (danger) denotes a projected dose greater than 2000 mRem for the first year, or greater than 500 mRem for the second year or greater than 5000 mRem for fifty years.

2) A yellow number (warning).

3) A green number (safe) denotes an acceptable projected dose.

7. A display of the sequential number with date and time of the conversion is located in the lower right screen.

6.10 Utilities - This option contains many useful features.

6.10.1. Calculator - This option is a simple calculator.

6.10.2. Conversions - This feature allows the user to perform unit conversions: Length, Area, Volume, Flow, Speed, Pressure, Temperature, Dose, Equivalent Dose and Activity 6.10.3. Trends - This will trend main stack release rate and containment PAM readings from the network server.

6.10.4. Iodine Cartridge - This option allows the analysis of a field monitoring team air sample. The team will provide gross sample results from the field. The CADAP user will enter the appropriate information in the fields to calculate a thyroid dose rate.

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NOTE This method provides TEDE estimates, however, estimates can only be based on the last calculation or the last effluent sample calculationwhich limits this options usefulness, since these calculationsare based on a specific time after shutdown. To provide greaterflexibility, a set of curves has been provided in Attachment 7for manually determining exposure to TEDE conversionfactors at any time after reactorshutdown.

6.10.5. DRD to TEDE - This option calculates the TEDE from a self reading dosimeter value.

1. Select either last calculation or last sample and click.

NOTE While a "default" selection is available,the default value has been set to "1 ". Do not use this selection.

2. Click the "Calculate Conversion Factor" button and the conversion factor will appear in the box.

3. Multiply the dosimeter reading in "R" by the conversion factor to obtain the rem TEDE.

7 DOCUMENTATION None.

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE 1 OF 4 CADAP DOSE CALCULATIONS Each dose projection screen used in CADAP is self-explanatory. This attachment provides additional guidance for entering data and selecting the appropriate conditions. The actions described herein are for the most probable conditions and actions to be taken. When actual conditions differ from those described, the dose assessment team should make best judgement decisions for data entry and screen selection choices using input from appropriate emergency response personnel such as operations, engineering and technical personnel.

Meteorological Data Condition Action Entry or Selection Correct readings None None Obtain reading

1. RM-21 terminal (TSC & EOF)

Incorrect reading(s) 2. AMI-80 computers (MCR, Envir. Enter reading(s)

& Met Tower)

3. National Weather Service (last choice) (Attachment 4)

Release Duration Condition Action Entry or Selection If a better value is known, use that value.

Note: For Containment Loss Contingency, the most probable PRA 2 hours2.314815e-5 days 5.555556e-4 hours 3.306878e-6 weeks 7.61e-7 months (default) failure mode will result in containment Enter appropriate value depressurization from 33 to 0 psig in 7 hours8.101852e-5 days 0.00194 hours 1.157407e-5 weeks 2.6635e-6 months .

Note: Containment venting duration, should normally be <0.25 hours2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months if maintaining in a pressure band.

Core State Condition Action Entry or Selection Correct selection Verify with Attachment 6 Select correct core state Incorrect selection Determine state with Attachment 6 Select correct core state Source Term Reduction Factors (RF)

Source Term Reduction Factors (RF) are applied to particulates and iodines only since noble gases are not reduced by filtration. All radionuclides are decay corrected based on time after shutdown.

Reduction Factors are multiplied together and are limited to >0.001. If no Reduction Factors are chosen, then a RF of 0.4 is used for system plateout.

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ATTACHMENT I PAGE 2 OF 4 CADAP DOSE CALCULATIONS Suppression Pool Scrubbing Condition Action/Condition Entry or Selection RF Submersed, water <212'F Supp Pool <2127F 0.01 Fuel handling accident (RF=0.01) _

Submersed, water >212'F Supp Pool >212'F 0.05 NOT submersed None I Drywell Bypass leakage Obtain from Operations (above suppression pool personnel in facility (DW#--RB# None I level) with major leak in DW) (top of DW vent holes 13 feet)

Drywell pressure vented Suppression pool <212'F Supp Pool <212 0 F 0.01 to containment via Suppression pool >212'F Supp Pool >212°F 0.05 suppression pool Suppression pool level above 13 Supp Pool <212°F 0.01 SRV discharge into feet and <212°F suppression pool Suppression pool level above 13 Supp Pool >212°F 0.05 feet and >212°F SRV discharge above Suppression pool level below 13 None I pool level feet More than one of the Normally, the most conservative Most Conservative 1, conditions listed above source term reduction method for existing condition 0.05 "theexisting conditions is used (Normally) [Order: or None, >212 0 F, <212 0 F] 0.01 Holdup Condition Action/Condition Entry or Selection RF Activity is held up (decay <0.5 hours5.787037e-5 days 0.00139 hours 8.267196e-6 weeks 1.9025e-6 months <0.5 hrs holdup I

& surface plateout) in 0.5-24 hours 0.5-24 hrs holdup 0.04 containment prior to release to environment >24 hours >24 hrs holdup 0.01 Activity released from the 1 core is held up (decay & Normally <0.5 is assumed. RPA Select <0.5 hrs holdup surface plateout) in a must justify using any other (Normally) compartment other than holdup period.

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE 3 OF 4 CADAP DOSE CALCULATIONS Filtration Condition Action/Condition Entry or Selection RF An unfiltered release path Verify unfiltered Do NOT select 1 exists Filtration Running, filters NOT Select SBGTS, FB 0.01 damaged/loaded and no and/or RW as unfiltered release path applicable SBGTS, FB and/or RW filter train running Running but an unfiltered release NOT Selected as 1 path exists applicable Filters damaged/loaded (known NOT selected as I or suspected) applicable Time After Shutdown Condition Action Entry or Selection If time is not entered from the server, Release from reactor determine time of shutdown. Enter time as necessary Release from fuel Determine last shutdown time for the handling accident fuel bundle(s) Enter time Dose Projection Screens - specific information.

Monitors Screen Field Action Entry or Selection Monitors Determine release monitor(s) Select all that apply Monitor Reading(s) Verify or obtain correct reading(s) Verify or enter correct (DRMS, computer, RM-23 (MCR)) reading(s)

Field Monitoring Team Screen Field Action Entry or Selection Gamma Dose Rate Enter the gamma dose rate (closed Enter dose rate in mr/hr window reading) in mr/hr Downwind Distance Enter the downwind distance in miles Enter distance in miles corresponding to dose rate reading Source Term Reduction Normally the same variables chosen Select Appropriate for Monitors at time of release choices EIP-2-024 REV- 19 PAGE 19 OF 35

ATTACHMENT I PAGE 4 OF 4 CADAP DOSE CALCULATIONS Sample Screen Field Action Entry or Selection Vent Flow Rate Determine ventilation flow rate at Enter flow rate in CFM sample point (DRMS, MCR)

Nuclides Determine concentration of each Enter concentration of nuclide present. Leave zeroes for each nuclide in 4Ci/cc unknown nuclides. Use Tab key to move between fields.

Containment Venting Contingency Screen Field Action Entry or Selection Containment PAM Determine containment PAM reading Enter reading in R/hr Reading (DRMS, computer, RM-23 (MCR))

Release Duration Determine expected venting duration, Enter duration in hours should normally be <0.25 hours2.893519e-4 days 0.00694 hours 4.133598e-5 weeks 9.5125e-6 months if maintaining in a pressure band.

Containment Loss Contingency Screen Field Action Entry or Selection Containment PAM Determine containment PAM reading Enter reading in R/hr Reading (DRMS, computer, RM-23 (MCR))

Release Duration Determine expected duration of Enter duration in hours release. The most probable PRA failure mode will result in containment depressurization from 33 to 0 psig in 7 hours8.101852e-5 days 0.00194 hours 1.157407e-5 weeks 2.6635e-6 months .

Filtration Containment failure will not normally SBGTS NOT selected be filtered by SBGTS (Normally)

Fuel Handling Contingency Screen Field Action Entry or Selection Calculation Based On Determine location: RB or FB Select location Time Since Bundle Last Determine time since last shutdown Enter time in days at Power for affected bundles. Last refueling shutdown for recent bundles or contact Reactor Engineering.

Running, filters NOT damaged/loaded Select On SBGTS or FHB Filter and no unfiltered release path Status Running but an unfiltered release path Select Off exists or filters damaged/loaded EIP-2-024 REV - 19 PAGE 20 OF 35

ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 1 OF 1 ESP EXPORT FILE After each calculation using one of the CADAP options, the ESP button can be selected to produce the ESP Export file.

The ESP Export file contains calculated dose data that is available to the ESP computer for inclusion on the notification message form (NMF). Perform the following to view this file:

I1. Open file c:\export\dose.out using any text editor such as Notepad or Wordpad. User will need to change file type to All Files in order to see the file.

2. A string of alphanumeric characters separated by spaces appear on the screen without identification as shown below. Each set of characters has been identified as to their source of information. The TEDE and Thyroid doses are in Rem. The noble gas and iodine release rates are in Ci/s. The user may need to scroll the screen to the right to see all of the numbers since the text does not always wrap.

dose.out 08:40 09/02/01 4 270 MNP D 4.89 0.86 0.19 0.06 72.04 12.78 2.96 0.93 3.45 2.96 Q W W 9 7 R 72 2 az 1ý aa z14 S~z Cn _

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 1 OF 1 CADAP OUTPUT SCREEN (TYPICAL) out put Calculation Date: 09/29/00 Calculation Time: 8:29:29.27 I Dose Rate Calculations Distance TEDE Dose (rem) TEDE Dose Rate (rem/hr) Thyroid Dose (rem) Thyroid Dose Rate (rem/hr) Plume Arrival (lir)

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Wind Direction:[ 0.00 Degrees Delta T: 0.00 Degrees F Evaluate Plant Conditions for possible Required Actions Stability Class:

Emergency Classification Based on Dose Projections:

None Assumptions Monitored Release Calculation No Damage Spectrum Used Release duration = 2.00 hours0 days 0 hours 0 weeks 0 months Time after shutdown = 0.00 hours0 days 0 hours 0 weeks 0 months (Reactor Still at Power)

No filtration assumed for stack release System plateout assumed Main stack release rate: 2.96E+001 uCi/s Noble Gas release rate: 2.85E-005 Ci/s Iodine release rate: 1.11 E-006 Ci/s ESP 7 wPrint F Retur PRO118M.CDR EIP-2-024 REV - 19 PAGE 22 EIP-2-024 REV-19 PAGE 22 OF 0F35 35

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 1 OF 5 ALTERNATE METHOD OF DETERMINING STABILITY CLASS Stability Class based on Sigma Theta [standard deviation of wind direction (SWD)]

a. Obtain Sigma Theta (cO) value, indicated as "SWD" (30 ft), from meteorological print out in Control Room, Environmental Lab or the base of meteorological tower.

b. Select the stability class from the following table:

SWD (aO) Range SWD (0) in dem'ees(°) Stability Class in degrees C°)

SVsTD (0) in de2rees(')

> 22.5 A (SWD > 22.5)

< 22.5 > 17.5 B (SWD 22.4 to 17.5)

< 17.5 > 12.5 C (SWD 17.4 to 12.5)

< 12.5 > 7.5 D (SWD 12.4 to 7.5)

< 7.5 > 3.8 E (SWD 7.4 to 3.8)

< 3.8 > 2.1 F (SWD 3.7 to 2.1)

<2.1 G (SWD < 2.1)

2. If no meteorological tower information is available, estimate stability class from current weather conditions as follows:

a. Call the National Weather Service (Numbers are in the Emergency Telephone Book) and obtain the following:

(1) Wind Direction Degrees (From)

(2) Wind Speed MPH (3) Cloud Cover IOths (4) Cloud Ceiling Feet (5) Front between RBS and Airport? Yes _ No - (If Yes go to 'f.)

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ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 2 OF 5 ALTERNATE METHOD OF DETERMINING STABILITY CLASS

b. Modify National Weather Service (NWS) Wind Speed in MPH to local RBS meteorology by multiplying by the appropriate correction factor below:

TABLE 2 Airport Correction Local RBS Month Wind Speed (MPH) factor Wind Speed (MPH)

JAN. x 0.576 =

FEB. x 0.586 =

MAR. x 0.557 =

APR. x 0.476 =

MAY x 0.446 =

JUNE x 0.435 =

JULY x 0.481 =

AUG. x 0.474 =

SEP. x 0.467 =

OCT. x 0.475 =

NOV. x 0.563 =

DEC. x 0.554 =

NOTE If nighttime, skip Step 'c.'andgo directly to Step 'd.'.

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ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 3 OF 5 ALTERNATE METHOD OF DETERMINING STABILITY CLASS

c. Determine the INSOLATION CLASS NUMBER (ICLNo.) from the following table (Table 3)

ICLNo. =

TABLE 3 Insulation Class Number (ICLNo.) for Time of Year and Time of Day HOUR OF DAY (24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months Clock)

Time of YEAR 00-6 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18-24 7 8 9 Jan 5-Jan 22 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 Jan 23-Feb 6 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 Feb 7-Feb21 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 Feb 22-Mar 8 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 Mar 9-Mar 23 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 Mar 24-Apr 7 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 2 2 1 Apr 8-Apr 22 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 Apr 23-May 7 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 May 8-May 22 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 May 23-Jun 6 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 Jun 7-Jun 21 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 Jun 22-Jul 6 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 Jul 7-Jul 21 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 Jul 22-Aug 5 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 Aug 6-Aug 20 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 Aug 21-Sep 4 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 3' 3 2 2 1 Sep 5-Sep 19 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 2 2 1 Sep 20-Oct 4 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 Oct 5-Oct 19 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 Oct 20-Nov 3 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 Nov 4-Nov 18 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 Nov 19-Dec 3 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 Dec 4-Dec 18 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 Dec 19-Jan 4 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 EIP-2-024 REV - 19 PAGE AE225 OF F335 EIP-2-024 RV-1

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 4 OF 5 ALTERNATE METHOD OF DETERMINING STABILITY CLASS

d. For daytime, determine the Net Radiation Index (NRADI) using the ICLNo determined in 'c.' above, information concerning cloud cover and cloud ceiling from

'a.' above, and Figure 1. For nighttime, cloud cover in tenths is the only parameter needed to determine NRADI from Figure 1. Daytime is defined as 1 hour1.157407e-5 days 2.777778e-4 hours 1.653439e-6 weeks 3.805e-7 months after sunrise to 1 hour1.157407e-5 days 2.777778e-4 hours 1.653439e-6 weeks 3.805e-7 months before sunset.

NRADI =

e. Determine the Stability Class using the modified wind speed from "b. and the NRADI from 'd.' above.

TABLE 4 Modified wind speed NRADI in mph from Item b.

4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2

0-1 A A B C D F G 2-3 A B B C D F G 4-5 A B C D D E F 6 B B C D D E F 7 B B C D D D E 8-9 B C C D D D E 10 C C D D D D E 11 C C D D D D D 12 C D D D D. D D Stability Class

f. If a front exists between RBS and Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport, request that the NWS Meteorologist recommend the "best estimate" wind speed and direction to be used for RBS meteorological conditions, and the approximate time that this condition will exist.

For wind speed not included in ranges given, round to the nearest whole number.

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ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 5 OF 5 ALTERNATE METHOD OF DETERMINING STABILITY CLASS FIGURE 1 NET RADIATION INDEX (NRADI)

DAYTIME NIGHTTIME CLOUD CEILING CLCVR <7000 FT 7000 TO 15000 FT >15000 FT C... V .. FT 0/10 1/10 2/10 NRADI = ICLNO NRADI = -2 3/10 4/10 5/10 6/10 NRADI = NRADI =

7/10 ICLNO - 2* ICLNO - 1*

8/10 9/10 NRADI = -1 10/10 NRADI = 0

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If less than 1, set NRADI = 1.

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ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 1 OF 1 DRMS METEOROLOGICAL DATA Meteorological data is available from the DRMS system by typing "Help Met" and then pressing the return key at the following locations:

TSC DRMS/ERIS Computer Room EOF The typical output format is shown below.

METEOROLOGICAL DATA RM-21 Date/Time: 5/1/02 13:48: 0 Data Date/Time: 5/1/02 13:40 Primary Sensors -- 45 M Level Secondary Sensors -- 45 M Level Wind Speed 6.1 Mph Wind Speed 6.0 Mph Wind Direction 321.0 Deg A Wind Direction 317.6 Deg A Dewpoint 0.0

Deg F Primary Sensors -- 10 M Level Secondary Sensors -- 10 M Level Wind Speed 4.7 Mph Wind Speed 4.5 Mph Wind Direction 325.7 Deg A Wind Direction 321.5 Deg A Ambient Temp. 90.5 Deg F Ambient Temp. 91.2 Deg F Dewpoint 0.0

Deg F Precipitation 0.00 Inch Primary Sensors -- 45 M-10M Secondary Sensors -- 45 M - 10 M Delta Temperature -1.197 Deg F Delta-Temperature -2.135 Deg F Stability Class B Stability Class A

Indicates data is questionable or bad.

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I PROCEDURE AID I This information was intended for verification of CADAP "Core State" ONLY! It is not to be used for any other purpose.

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ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE 1 OF 4 NOBLE GAS AND IODINE RELEASE RATE DETERMINATION

1. Read the release rate in ptCi/sec from the appropriate DRMS channel (4125, 4005 or 4006)

2. Convert release rate in step 1 above to Ci/sec by dividing the release rate in 4Ci/sec by 1E6.

3. From pages 2, 3, and 4 of this Attachment, depending on core state (See Attachment 6) find the Noble Gas Fraction for the desired time after reactor shutdown.

4. Multiply the Ci/sec from step 2 above by the Noble Gas Fraction determined in step 3 above.

This result is the Noble Gas release rate in Ci/sec to be entered on the Notification Message Form.

5. Subtract the Noble Gas release rate determined in step 4 above from the total release rate in Ci/sec determined in step 2 above. The result is the Iodine release rate in Ci/sec to be entered on the Notification Message Form. Note that this value will also include any particulates being released. There are no provisions for separating Iodines and particulates in this method.

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ENTERGY RIVER BEND STATION STATION SUPPORT MANUAL

EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE

OPERA TIONS SUPPORTCENTER

EIP-2-016 PROCEDURE NUMBER:

REVISION NUMBER: *20 Effective Date:

J UN 0 7 2002 NOTE: SIGNATURES ARE ON FILE.

LNDEX)LNG INFORMATION RECEIVED REFERENCE USE ulJN 0 7 2?

Drawmng Control Center

TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE NO.

1 PU RP O SE ................................................................................................................................. 2 2 RE F E RE N C E S ......................................................................................................................... 2 3 D E FIN ITION S .......................................................................................................................... 2 4 RESPO N SIBILITIES ........................................................................................................ 3 5 GEN E RA L ................................................................................................................................ 5 6 PR OC E DU RE ........................................................................................................................... 5 7 DOCUMENTATION ........................................................................................................ 6 ATTACHMENT 1 - OSC DIRECTOR ..................................................................................... 7 ATTACHMENT 2 - OSC MANAGER ..................................................................................... 9 ATTACHMENT 3 - SENIOR RADIATION PROTECTION TECHNICIAN ........................ 12 ATTACHMENT 4 - OSC/CR HABITABILITY TECHNICIAN ............................................ 16 ATTACHMENT 5 - STATUS COMMUNICATOR .............................................................. 17 ATTACHMENT 6 - OSC SUPPORT PERSONNEL .............................................................. 18 ATTACHMENT 7 - TSC VENTILATION EMERGENCY MODE OPERATIONS ............. 21 ATTACHMENT 8 - TSC/OSC VIDEO LINK ........................................................................ 23 ATTACHMENT 9 - LOG FORM ............................................................................................ 25 ATTACHMENT 10 - OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ORGANIZATION .................... 26 ATTACHMENT 11 - OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER FLOOR PLAN ......................... 27 ATTACHMENT 12 - OSC WORK TEAM BRIEF GUIDELINE .......................................... 28 ATTACHMENT 13 - OSC PERSONNEL CHECKLIST ........................................................ 29 ATTACHMENT 14 - TEAM WORK ORDER (TYPICAL) ................................................... 30 EIP-2-016 REV - 20 PAGE 1 OF 30

I PURPOSE This procedure provides instructions for activation, operation, and deactivation of the Operations Support Center (OSC).

2 REFERENCES 2.1 EIP-2-012, Radiation Exposure Controls 2.2 EIP-2-015, Post Accident Sampling Operations 2.3 RP-104, Personnel Contamination Events 2.4 RSP-0213, Control and Handling of Radioactive Material 2.5 RPP-0006, Radiological Surveys 3 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Activation - The process of assembling personnel, verifying equipment operability, and making a facility ready to support the emergency response.

3.2 Operational - Status of an emergency facility declared by the appropriate facility manager upon determining that the facility is adequately staffed and equipment is set up and available to perform the emergency functions assigned to that facility.

3.3 Habitable - For the purpose of this procedure, the term habitable is based solely on radiological conditions, however, the OSC Director may declare the OSC uninhabitable based upon other conditions.

3.4 Augmentation - Actions taken to support onshift personnel or the Emergency Response Organization.

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4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 OSC Director - direct and control the OSC, coordinate all OSC emergency response activities, and keep the Emergency Director informed about OSC activities.

4.2 OSC Manager(s) - ensure that the OSC is activated, ensure OSC Team Work Orders are completed for all work teams dispatched, assume the responsibilities of OSC Director when the OSC Director is not available, keep the OSC Director informed of the status of OSC operations, and ensure OSC staff provide support functions per the applicable section(s) of this procedure.

4.3 Senior Radiation Protection Technician (SRPT) - assist in making the OSC operational, coordinate the activities of Radiation Protection personnel, ensure all work teams dispatched in the plant are briefed and debriefed.

4.4 Status Communicator(s) - receive information pertaining to current plant parameters and action initiated by the Control Room and/or TSC and update the status board with current information and Work Team status.

4.5 Administrative Support Personnel - provide administrative and clerical support to the OSC staff.

4.6 Mechanical Maintenance Personnel - Implement repair and corrective actions as directed by the OSC Director.

4.7 Electrical Maintenance Personnel - Implement repair and corrective actions as directed by the OSC Director.

4.8 I & C Maintenance Personnel - Implement repair and corrective actions as directed by the OSC Director.

4.9 Operations Personnel - assist the OSC teams on plant / operational matters, fire brigade, or search and rescue as directed by the OSC Director.

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4.10 Nuclear Chemistry Technician Personnel - support accident assessment efforts by obtaining and analyzing plant radiochemistry and chemistry samples, perform dose assessment in the Control Room until the TSC is operational and serve as a member of the offsite Radiological Monitoring Team as directed by the OSC Director.

4.11 Radiation Protection Technician Personnel - provide personnel monitoring and dosimetry for emergency response personnel; provide radiation protection coverage for repair and corrective actions, search and rescue, first aid, and fire fighting; assist in access control to radioactive contaminated areas; provide for personnel monitoring during an evacuation of site personnel; and assist with radiation protection tasks as directed by the Senior Radiation Protection Technician including radiological briefing and debriefing of teams.

4.12 Habitability Technician - complete the check of emergency equipment and perform initial and periodic habitability surveys of the Control Room and OSC; keep the Radiation Protection Coordinator and Senior Radiation Protection Technician informed of CR and OSC habitability; maintain the OSC contamination control point, and perform other actions as directed by the Senior Radiation Protection Technician.

4.13 Fire Brigade - provide fire suppression and protection activities as required. Fire Brigade members may perform other functions as directed when fire brigade emergency response is not required.

4.14 First Responder Team - provide emergency care or treatment to ill or injured personnel before medical assistance can be obtained during an emergency. First Responder Team members may perform other functions as directed when medical emergency response is not required.

4.15 Search and Rescue - search for missing or troubled plant personnel and return them safely to the facility. Search and Rescue Team members may perform other functions as directed when search and rescue emergency response is not required.

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5 GENERAL 5.1 Attachment 10, Operations Support Center Organization Chart is a typical makeup for the OSC.

5.2 Attachment 11, Operations Support Center Floor Plan is a typical setup for the OSC.

5.3 The OSC may be activated at any time, and shall be activated at an Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency declaration. Once activated, the OSC shall become operational as soon as possible after declaration of any of these emergency classifications. When OSC minimum staffing can be accomplished with onsite personnel, it is the goal to become operational within 45 minutes. Otherwise, it is the goal to be operational in 90 minutes.

6 PROCEDURE NOTE The actions of this procedure may be completed in any sequence, however, the sequence presented is recommended.

6.1 OSC Director 6.1.1. The OSC Director should use Attachment 1 as a guideline.

Document pertinent information on Attachment 9.

NOTE An OSC Managerfrom each discipline - I&C, Mechanical, andElectrical- are assigned to respond at the ALERT level however all three are not requiredfor minimum staffing.

6.2 OSC Manager(s) 6.2.1. The OSC Manager should use Attachment 2 as a guideline.

Document pertinent information on Attachment 9.

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6.3 Senior Radiation Protection Technician 6.3.1. The Senior Radiation Protection Technician should use Attachment 3 as a guideline. Document pertinent information on Attachment 9.

6.4 OSC/CR Habitability Technician 6.4.1. The OSC/CR Habitability Technician should use Attachment 4 as a guideline. Document pertinent information on Attachment 9 or survey forms as appropriate.

6.5 Status Communicator(s) 6.5.1. The Status Communicator(s) should use Attachment 5 as a guideline.

6.6 OSC Support Personnel 6.6.1 The OSC Support Personnel should use Attachment 6 as a guideline. Document pertinent actions on Attachment 9, Work Order or other appropriate forms such as survey forms.

7 DOCUMENTATION Attachment 1-7, 9, and 13-14 of this procedure will be sent to Permanent Plant Files (PPF) per EPP-2-100 by the Manager - Emergency Preparedness.

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE I OF 2 OSC DIRECTOR Actions Completed ACTIVATION Date: Time: Initial

1. Announce that no eating, drinking, or chewing is allowed until habitability is determined. Ensure that status is posted on OSC status board.

2. If the OSC is determined to be uninhabitable, obtain concurrence from the Emergency Director and relocate OSC personnel to the TSC conference room.

3. Direct personnel to sign in and activate the facility.

4. Receive briefing from the Emergency Director on plant and emergency status, and work teams dispatched from the Control Room.

5. Brief OSC personnel on plant status.

6. All minimum staffing personnel have completed the activation portion of their checklists and are prepared to perform functional responsibilities:

a. Operations Support Center Director or Manager

b. Senior Radiation Protection Technician

c. Nuclear Chemistry Technicians (Only i required for minimum staffing)

d. Radiation Protection Technicians (Only I required for minimum staffing)

e. Mechanical Maintenance (Only 1 required for minimum staffing)

f. Electrical Maintenance (Only 1 required for minimum staffing)

g. I & C Technicians (Only 1 required for minimum staffing)

7. Notify TSC that the OSC is operational.

8. Announce to the OSC that the OSC is operational.

SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS

1. Remain in the immediate OSC area unless relieved by an OSC Manager.

2. Ensure that the TSC/OSC Video Link is operational.

3. Direct an individual to initiate a ventilation check using Attachment 7.

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE 2 OF 2 OSC DIRECTOR

4. Coordinate OSC activities with the TSC Maintenance Support Coordinator as follows:

a. Coordinate and continuously monitor work team priorities.

b. Report the dispatch of work teams.

c. Report status of work teams dispatched.

d. Request any additional equipment or materials needed.

e. Report on work teams returning to the OSC and final status.

5. Direct the OSC Manager(s) to brief work teams on actions to be performed and to have an OSC Work Order form filled out for each work team dispatched.

6. Conduct periodic OSC briefings on plant conditions and tasks in progress.

7. Keep the Emergency Director informed on OSC operations.

8. Ensure that Work Orders are fully completed from all work teams that have completed their assignments.

9. If decision is made to relocate the OSC, implement the relocation section of this procedure.

RELOCATION NOTE This section is applicable if the OSC Directordeclares the OSC uninhabitable.

1. Brief the OSC members of plan to relocate to the TSC Conference Room.

2. Notify teams dispatched of OSC relocation.

3. Direct OSC Manager to ensure work orders, dispatched work team status, applicable procedures, handheld radios, respirators, SCBA's, spare SCBA bottles, and equipment as required are relocated to the TSC.

4. Direct the OSC relocation to the TSC Conference Room.

DEACTIVATION

1. Deactivate the OSC when directed by the Emergency Director.

2. Direct the OSC Managers to deactivate the OSC.

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 1 OF 3 OSC MANAGER Actions Completed ACTIVATION Date: Time: Initial

1. Periodically announce that no eating, drinking, or chewing is allowed until habitability is determined.

2. Obtain habitability status from the SRPT.

3. Assume the OSC Director's responsibilities during absence of the OSC Director.

4. Determine the operational status of the following equipment:

(circle one)

At least one River Bend CBX extension Yes/No

Inplant/Services Building Gaitronics System Yes/No

Portable radios (six) Yes/No

TSC intercom Yes/No

5. Ensure OSC door # SB109-18 is locked.(See Attachment 11 for location).

6: Ensure OSC personnel have carded in on the accountability card reader.

If card reader is inoperable, prepare and maintain a list of names and badge numbers to manually maintain accountability.

7. Ensure that work teams dispatched by the Control Room are posted to the OSC status boards and accounted for.

8. Inform the OSC Director when prepared to assume functional duties.

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 2 OF 3 OSC MANAGER SUBSEOUENT ACTIONS

1. Augment the OSC staff as necessary by contacting the TSC Administrative Coordinator. Call the Safety Representative to report to the OSC, if necessary.

2. Direct OSC personnel to complete the OSC PERSONNEL CHECKLIST and report any activity not qualified to perform.

3. Determine the operational status of the TSC/OSC Video Link.

4. Obtain a status from the work teams dispatched by the Control Room and complete the applicable information on a Work Order, documenting teams dispatched before OSC activation.

Track these work teams to completion of assignment.

5. Ensure an OSC Team Work Order is completed for all work teams dispatched. Individuals sent to perform functions in the Services Building do not require an OSC Team Work Order but should be tracked.

6. Compose work teams, include a Radiation Protection Technician if necessary.

7. Check qualifications of search and rescue team members as necessary. At least t team member must be trained in search and rescue techniques and at least 1 team member must be trained in the use of radiation survey instruments.

8. Brief work teams on actions to be performed by the team using Attachment 12 as a guideline and direct a SRPT to provide a brief, if applicable.

9. Ensure that OSC status boards are kept updated.

10. Obtain a radio to monitor work team communications.

11. Give the work team a copy of the OSC Team Work Order. Place the original in a file and inform the OSC Director that the team has been dispatched.

12. When work teams return to the OSC, complete the OSC Team Work Order form and ensure a SRPT completes a radiological debriefing, and fills out their section of the form.

13. Review the OSC Team Work Order with the OSC Director for any further actions required. If further action is required, document it in the Task Status section of the OSC Team Work Order form and have a work team briefed and sent back to the plant.

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 3 OF 3 OSC MANAGER SUBSEOUENT ACTIONS (Cont'd)

14. If no further actions are required, sign or have the OSC Director sign the OSC Team Work Order form in the Task Disposition section.

15. Provide the Status Communicator with current Work Order information for status board update.

16. Maintain a file of active and completed Work Orders.

17. Establish long term relief rotation by requesting the Administrative Coordinator in the TSC to call necessary personnel.

18. Implement the relocation section of this procedure when directed by the OSC Director.

RELOCATION NOTE This section is applicableif the OSC Directordeclares the OSC uninhabitable.

1. Direct OSC personnel to relocate work orders, work team status, applicable procedures, all handheld radios, respirators, SCBA's, spare SCBA bottles, instruments and equipment as required to the TSC.

DEACTIVATION

1. When directed by the OSC Director, have OSC staff deactivate the OSC.

2. Ensure that all equipment is returned and report damaged or missing equipment to the Manager Emergency Preparedness.

3. Ensure that all documentation is forwarded to the Manager - Emergency Preparedness.

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 1 OF 4 SENIOR RADIATION PROTECTION TECHNICIAN Actions Completed ACTIVATION Date: Time: Initial

1. Evaluate radiological conditions in the OSC and CR. Ensure that surveys are initiated, reviewed, and habitability determined, as necessary, using the following guidelines, and make appropriate recommendations to the OSC Director. Provide pertinent information to the RP Coordinator.

a. Facility habitability is based on a maximum dose limit of 5 rem TEDE over an assumed 12 hour1.388889e-4 days 0.00333 hours 1.984127e-5 weeks 4.566e-6 months shift.

b. A combination of 200 mR/hr to the whole body (Deep Dose Equivalent) plus an airborne concentration of 5E-6 ýtCi/cc radioiodine in the facility equates to a TEDE of approximately 5 rem in 12 hours1.388889e-4 days 0.00333 hours 1.984127e-5 weeks 4.566e-6 months .

2. Evaluate need for temporary boundary to Emergency Locker.

3. Ensure the distribution of pocket/electronic dosimeters to OSC and Control Room personnel and announce the frequency at which individuals should read their dosimeters. As necessary, direct the issuing of TLDs using page 4 of this Attachment.

4. As required, establish a contamination control point to the OSC. If needed, coordinate with TSC Habitability Technician the establishment of a clean path between OSC and TSC.

5. Inform the OSC Director when prepared to assume functional duties.

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 2 OF 4 SENIOR RADIATION PROTECTION TECHNICIAN SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS NOTE Duringa classified emergency, the RBS administrative controls are suspended, however, every effort shall be made to maintainpersonnel exposure within the limits established by I0CFR20.

1. Ensure radiological briefings are conducted for all work teams dispatched, as appropriate.

Ensure appropriate sections of the OSC Team Work Order form are completed. Other Radiation Protection personnel may be assigned to conduct radiological briefings and debriefings.

2. Ensure the work team is debriefed and the OSC Team Work Order is completed whenever work teams return and give the completed form to the OSC Manager(s).

CAUTION During a Fuel Handling Accident where the spent fuel is greater than 30 days old, ' 5 Kr (10.7 year half-life) is the principle gaseous isotope available for release. It is important in this case to take (RO-2/2A) open window as well as closed window readings since the primary dose from this isotope is Shallow Dose Equivalent. The 03/ y emission ratio is approximately 240.

3. Dispatch plant monitoring teams, as requested. Keep the OSC Director informed of plant monitoring team activities and radiological conditions.

4. Review surveys, determine habitability, and make appropriate recommendations to the OSC Director.

5. Coordinate with the Radiation Protection Coordinator on the use of KI in accordance with EIP-2-012.

6. Monitor and record exposure of OSC personnel. Keep the OSC Manager and Radiation Protection Coordinator informed of exposures and margins.

7. Provide a Radiation Protection Technician or Chemistry Technician to act as Offsite Team Coordinator in the TSC when directed by the RPC.

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 3 OF 4 SENIOR RADIATION PROTECTION TECHNICIAN RELOCATION NOTE This section is applicable if the OSC Directordeclares the OSC uninhabitable.

I. Relocate equipment required for continued emergency response to the TSC conference room.

(Respirators, SCBA's, spare SCBA bottles, PCs, logs, exposure records, instruments, etc. as required to the TSC.)

2. Evaluate the need to move the contamination control points and relocate as necessary.

3. Relocate to the TSC conference room as directed.

DEACTIVATION

1. When directed by the OSC Director, deactivate the OSC.

2. Ensure that all dosimeters and TLDs that were issued are collected.

3. Ensure that all monitoring instrumentation is operable then turn power OFF and store in the proper location. Report problems to the OSC Manager.

4. Ensure that all documentation is forwarded to the OSC Manager.

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE 4 OF 4 SENIOR RADIATION PROTECTION TECHNICIAN TLD Tracking Log (Typical)

Date:

TLD# Name (Last,First,MI)Print SSN Returned L 4 4 4 4 I 4 1 4 4 1 4 .1.

.4 4 +

4 4

+ I 4 4 1 4 1 4 +

.4 4 .4.

4

4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 .4 4 +

.4 4 +

4 4 4 4 4 4 +

.4 4 +

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ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE 1 OF I OSC/CR HABITABILITY TECHNICIAN ACTIVATION Date: Time: Action Completed Initial

1. Perform operational checks on monitoring equipment prior to use.

2. Perform radiation and airborne radioactivity surveys in accordance with RPP-0006, Radiological Surveys or applicable attachments of EIP-2-014, Offsite Radiological Monitoring, to ensure that the OSC and CR are habitable.

Report results to the SRPT.

3. Inform the SRPT when prepared to perform functional responsibilities.

SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS

1. Establish a contamination control point in accordance with Radiation Protection Procedures as directed. Coordinate with the TSC Habitability Technician the establishment of a clean path between OSC and TSC, if required.

2. Periodically perform surveys of the OSC and CR.

RELOCATION NOTE This section is applicable if the OSC Directordeclares the OSC uninhabitable.

1. Relocate to the TSC conference room as directed.

DEACTIVATION

1. When directed by the OSC Director, deactivate the OSC.

2. Ensure that all monitoring instrumentation is stored and operable. Report any problems to the SRPT.

3. Ensure that all documentation is forwarded to the SRPT.

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ATTACHMENT 5 PAGE 1 OF 1 STATUS COMMUNICATOR Actions Completed ACTIVATION Date: Time: Initial

1. Update status boards with current information.

2. Request information on work teams already dispatched and update status board.

3. Ensure that OSC personnel are logged-in on the status board.

4. Inform the OSC Manager when prepared to assume functional duties.

SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS I. Continually update status boards.

2. Record chronology of events on log form.

3. Ensure that work team status and priority are current.

4. Assist the OSC Manager as necessary.

RELOCATION NOTE This section is applicableif the OSC Directordeclares the OSC uninhabitable.

1. Relocate to the TSC conference room as directed.

DEACTIVATION

1. When directed by the OSC Manager, deactivate the OSC.

2. Ensure that all documentation is forwarded to the OSC Manager.

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ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 1 0F3 OSC SUPPORT PERSONNEL ACTIVATION Date: Time:

1. Sign in on the OSC status Board.

2. Perform duties as directed.

3. Inform the OSC Manager when prepared to perform functional duties.

SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS

1. Radiation Protection Technicians

a. Perform an operability check on all survey instruments prior to use.

b. Assume the SRPT responsibilities when the SRPT is not available.

c. Assist with radiation protection tasks as directed by the SRPT, including conducting briefs and debriefs.

d. Provide support for fires, medical, and assembly area activities, as directed.

e. If the EOF is relocated, perform the duties of the Offsite Team Coordinator in the TSC, as required.

2. Chemistry Technicians

a. Perform an operability check on all survey instruments prior to use.

b. Perform samples as directed by the Chemistry/Core Damage Assessment Coordinator.

c. Perform PASS preparatory actions and PASS actions in accordance with EIP-2-015, Post Accident Sampling Operations, as directed by the Chemistry/Core Damage Assessment Coordinator.

d. If the EOF is relocated, perform the duties of the Offsite Team Coordinator in the TSC, as required.

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ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 2 OF 3 OSC SUPPORT PERSONNEL SUBSEQUENT ACTIONS (cont'd)

3. Maintenance Personnel

a. Receive task and radiological briefing before going on assignment.

b. Ensure that a radio is provided for communications with the OSC Director/Manager.

c. Ensure that you have proper tools, equipment and safety measures before going on assignment.

d. Ensure that debriefing is conducted on return to OSC.

e. Ensure that Status Board is updated to reflect your current status.

f. Obtain tools and equipment from the emergency locker or from the tool room as necessary to complete task.

g. Perform an operability check on instruments prior to use.

h. If qualified, perform function of Fire Brigade member and Search and Rescue Team member as directed.

4. Administrative Personnel

a. Assist in log keeping as necessary.

b Copy and distribute material as necessary.

c. Establish and maintain a manual accountability list, as directed.

d Perform other duties as directed by the OSC Manager.

5. Operations Personnel

a. Assist the OSC teams on plant / operational matters, Fire Brigade, or Search and Rescue as directed.

6 Other personnel in the OSC perform duties as directed by the OSC Manager.

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ATTACHMENT 6 PAGE 3 OF 3 OSC SUPPORT PERSONNEL RELOCATION NOTE This section is applicable if the OSC Directordeclares the OSC uninhabitable.

1. Relocate to the TSC conference room as directed.

2. Relocate logs, tools, instruments, and equipment as directed.

DEACTIVATION

1. When directed by the OSC Manager, deactivate the OSC.

2. Ensure that all documentation is forwarded to the OSC Manager.

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ATTACHMENT 7 PAGE 1 OF 2 TSC VENTILATION EMERGENCY MODE OPERATIONS NOTE During a LOCA, the TSC Ventilation System will automaticallygo into the emergency mode andproper system operationshould be verified. For other emergency situations, the system will have to be manuallyplaced in the emergency mode. Operation is identical during a LOCA or other emergency. SOP-0056 may also be used to shift TSC Ventilation System to the emergency mode.

AT HVL-PNL261 VTSC PANEL, VERIFY HVL-HS420, HVL-FNI OUTSIDE AIR FAN IS PLACED TO AUTO.

2 AT VTSC PANEL, VERIFY HVL-MIC-414, EMERGENCY OUTSIDE AIR MOISTURE CONT. IS PLACED TO AUTO.

3 AT VTSC PANEL, VERIFY HVL-HS-421, AHU-1 START-STOP SWITCH IS PLACED TO START.

4 AT VTSC PANEL, PLACE HVL-HS-223, STOP-NORMAL-EMER. AHU-2 TO EMERGENCY AND VERIFY THE FOLLOWING:

4.1 HVL-AOD-202, EMERGENCY OUTSIDE AIR opens.

4.2 HVL-FN-7, EMERGENCY OUTSIDE AIR is running.

4.3 HVL-FN-8, NORMAL EXHAUST AIR AIR FAN stops.

4.4 HVL-AOD-208, NORMAL OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER closes.

4.5 HVL-AOD 216, NORMAL EXHAUST AIR DAMPER POS. closes.

4.6 HVL-AOD 218, EMER. EXHAUST AIR DAMPER opens.

4.7 HVL-FN-9, EMER. EXHAUST AIR FAN, starts.

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ATTACHMENT 7 PAGE 2 OF 2 TSC VENTILATION EMERGENCY MODE OPERATIONS NOTE Duringa LOCA, the following step is not required.

5 AT VTSC PANEL, PLACE HVL-HS420, HVL-FNI OUTSIDE AIR FAN IN THE RUN POSITION.

6 AT VTSC PANEL, VERIFY HVL-PDI-407, BUILDING PRESSURIZATION IS READING A POSITIVE PRESSURE IN THE TSC.

7 IF TSC PRESSURE IS NOT POSITIVE, THEN RAISE BUILDING PRESSURE BY PERFORMING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:

"* Adjust HVL-PDC-407, BLDG. PRESSURIZATION CONTROL.

"* Place HVL-HS-406, TOILETS EXHAUST FAN Switch in the STOP position.

"* Place HVL-HS-422, EMERGENCY OUTSIDE AIR FAN to the MAN position.

8 CHECK THE FOLLOWING:

8.1 HVL-FNl, OUTSIDE AIR FAN is running.

8.2 HVL-AOD-41 1, EMERGENCY OUTSIDE AIR is open.

8.3 HVL-AOD-408, LOCAL OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER is closed.

NOTE HVL-AOD426, REMOTE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER is operationalbut is isolated with a blankplate installedon the intake side of the ductwork to prevent airflowpast the damper.

8.4 Verify HVL-HS-428, LOCAL-REMOTE EMER. OUTSIDE AIR selector switch is in LOCAL with the following damper indications:

8.4.1. HVL-AOD-427, LOCAL AIR FILTER INLET is open.

8.4.2. HVL-AOD-426, REMOTE OUTSIDE AIR DAMPER is closed.

8.5 HVL-AHUl, TSC AIR HANDLING UNIT is running.

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ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE 1 OF 2 TSC/OSC VIDEO LINK A. MONITOR:

1. Using remote control, verify monitor powers up:

(If monitor does not come on, ensure master power is depressed.

If monitor still does not come on, replace batteries and/or verify remote switch on the back of the TV is on.)

a. Line A button selects (remote) ceiling mount camera.

b. Line B button selects Video switcher.

2. Manual Operation, when remote control fails or is not used:

(If monitor is in standby, turn power off and then back on.)

a. The Main Control Key, when pressed, illuminates all control keys and indicators on the front panel.

b. Press the Main Control Key again to extinguish them.

B. VIDEO SWITCHER: OSC LOCATION

1. Input #1 - Selects TSC Wolf Visualizer

2 - Selects OSC Wolf Visualizer

3 - Selects OSC ceiling mount camera

4 - Vacant

2. BNC #1 - Connection for Wolf Visualizer video output #1 cable

3. BNC #2 - Connection for Wolf Visualizer video (switched) output #2 cable NOTE Spare coaxial cable is in the Emergency Supply locker.

D. VISUALIZER SETUP

1. Verify arm is extended upward to its full length to minimize focus problems.

2. Video output #1 connects to BNC #1, located on Video Switcher.

3. Video (switched) output #2 connects to BNC #2, located on Video Switcher.

Plug in under table.

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ATTACHMENT 8 PAGE 2 OF 2 TSC/OSC VIDEO LINK

4. Verify main power switch (on the back of the unit) is turned on. The power indicator on the remote control should be illuminated.

5. Verify power switch on the Wolf Visualizer remote control is (ON) =

[1]. (Remote is located on the slanted portion of the Visualizer.)

6. Verify Visualizer control panel "Input" switch is on.

E. VISUALIZER AS AN OVERHEAD PROJECTOR

1. Place your subject material on the working surface.

2. Turn the lamp on to illuminate the object by pressing the "lamp on" button on the Wolf Visualizer remote. (Remote is located on the slanted portion of the Visualizer.) If lamp does not come on, rotate the lamp selector knob on the front of the Visualizer to energize the standby lamp.

3. Tilt the reflector head so that your object is illuminated.

4. Select the enlargement required with the ZOOM keys on the remote control.

5. Adjust the sharpness with the FOCUS keys on the remote control. Should the illuminated area seem hazy, use the light focus/slide-focus control located on the side of the unit.

F. VISUALIZER AS A VIDEO CAMERA TO SCAN SUBJECTS IN THE ROOM

1. Tilt the reflector head.

2. Turn off the light with the LIGHT key on the Wolf Visualizer remote control.

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ATTACHMENT 9 PAGE I OF I LOG FORM (Typical)

Name Date Position Page _ of TIME ACTIVITY

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ATTACHMENT 10 PAGE 1 OF I OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ORGANIZATION EMERGENCY lDIRECTOR (TSC)

ICO RE D A TORGE _ -

- I - - - SLPi RAI A DIRTION COORDINATOR (TTSC)

ITCOORDINATOR OSC CC S TECHNICIAN MANAGERS I OM~vIUICATOR(

OMMNCATOR(S'

.~ .I a I PASONNACEI I ItORERONI I RESCUE EAMI RADIATION ELECTRICAL FIý FIRE PROTECTION AITNCE OPERATIONS FIpODRSTBIGD TECHNICIANS I IPERSONNELE RAINTENIGA.E W I IN OSC PRIMARY REPORTING I OTHER LOCATION SECONDARY REPORTING PROO006M.CDR EIP-2-016 REV - 20 PAGE 26 OF 30

ATTACHMENT 11 PAGE 1 OF I OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER FLOOR PLAN (TYPICAL)

OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER SERVICES BUILDING 2ND FLOOR RADIATION PROTECTION CONTROLLED AREA (EL. 109' - 3)

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ATTACHMENT 12 PAGE 1 OF I OSC WORK TEAM BRIEF GUIDELINE (TYPICAL)

THE WORK TEAM BRIEF MAY INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:

1. Brief on the task to be accomplished

2. Location of task and best route to get there.

3. Radiological conditions for the route and task location.

4. Radiological protection measures to be taken.

5. Other conditions (temperature, operating equipment in area, tagout required, spare parts, etc)

6. Heat stress (ADM-0068) requirements planned.

7. Procedures required and contingency if deviation required.

8. Necessary equipment, tools, instruments, etc identified and located.

9. Task role assignments made.

10. Brief on communications expectation and portable radio provided to team to communicate with the OSC.

NOTES:

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ATTACHMENT 13 PAGE I OF I OSC PERSONNEL CHECKLIST OSC PERSONNEL CHECKLIST NAME: POSITION:

Declared pregnant female Y / N (If Y, report to OSC Director.)

Obtain TLD Logged on to RWP Verify Respirator/Fit Quals Date S Verify SCBA /Fit Quals Date Obtain PD/Electronic Dosimetry Obtain Dose margin mr OSC Check-in and keycard in

___RP meter Qualified Y/ N

___Multiskill Qualified a/ N- Circle Crafts)

(Mech., Elec., I & C, Ops, RP, Chem., Env.)

__Heat Stress Evaluation complete, if required Flashlight Obtained (Field crews)

Search and Rescue Training

__Confined Space Training

__Hazmat Training Other qualitifications:

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ATTACHMENT 14 PAGE I OF I TEAM WORK ORDER (TYPICAL)

Time Initiated:

TASK DESCRIPTION - OSC DIRECTORIMANAGER TASK TASK LOCATION: BLDG. AREA ELEVATION BRIEFING COMPLETE Team Member Name/KCN Dept. *Dose Time Time ** Dose Margin Out In Received RADIATION PROTECTION BRIEFING/DEBRIEFING RP COVERAGE SCBA/SPEAK EASY DOSIMETRY SURVEY DATA SURVEY INSTRUMENTS. TRAVEL PATH PC'S/RESPIRATORS SPARE SCBA BOTTLES - EQUIP. OPER. CHECK

DOSE MARGIN KI DOSE LIMIT: TURNBACK DOSE RATE:

RPT/KCN

- DEBRIEF TEAM - OBTAIN DOSE RECEIVED.

RPT/KCN TASK STATUS OSC DIRECTORIMANAGER / KCN DATE EIP-2-016 REV - 20 PAGE 30 OF 30

G12.23.2 I

ENTERGY RIVER BEND STATION STATION SUPPORT MANUAL

EMERGENCY IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE PLAN

PERIODICREVIEW OF THE EMERGENCY PROCEDURE NUMBER: *EIP-2-101

18 REVISION NUMBER:

MAY _ _

Effective Date:

NOTE: SIGNATURES ARE ON FILE.

INDEXING INFORMATION RECE1 CE D

,)OCUMhENT C0TROL INFORMATION USE

TABLE OF CHANGES

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES LETTER DESIGNATION TRACKING NUMBER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE NO.

I P U RP O SE ................................................................................................................................. 3 REFERENCES ......................................................................................................................... 3 2

3 DEFINITIONS ......................................................................................................................... 3 4 RESPONSIBILITIES ............................................................................................................... 3 5 GENERAL ................................................................................................................................ 4 PROCEDURE ........................................................................................................................... 4 6

DOCUM ENTATION ......................................................................................................... 8 7

ATTACHMENT 1 - EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION FORM (TYPICAL) .......................... 9 ATTACHMENT 2- EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION SUBMITTAL FORM (TYPICAL) ................................................................................................................... 10 ATTACHMENT 3 - EMERGENCY PLAN PERIODIC REVIEW FORM (TYPICAL) ...... 11 ATTACHMENT 4 - EXAMPLE EDITORIAL CHANGES ................................................... 12 I?.IP.?.I II1 Rli'*V - 18 PAGE 2 OF 12 R.EV-IS 12 PA GEE O

1 PURPOSE This procedure provides instructions for the review of the Emergency Plan as required by 10CFR50, Appendix E, Section TV.G. and the Emergency Plan, Section 13.3.7.2 2 REFERENCES 2.1 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, Section 47(b), and Appendix E 2.2 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, Section 54(q) 2.3 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, Section 54(t) 2.4 River Bend Station Emergency Plan [Updated Safety Analysis Report (USAR), Section 13.3]

2.5 Updated Safety Analysis Report (USAR), Section 13.4 2.6 Technical Requirements Manual (TRM) Section 5.8.2 2.7 River Bend Nuclear Procedure (0075) "10CFR50.54 Evaluations" 3 DEFINITIONS None 4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Manager - Emergency Preparedness - ensures that the Emergency Plan is periodically reviewed as required by this procedure.

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5 GENERAL 5.1 A review of the Emergency preparedness program is conducted by Quality Assurance. This review satisfies the requirements of IOCFR50.54(t) for an independent review by persons having no direct responsibility for the implementation of the program.

6 PROCEDURE 6.1 Emergency Plan Review 6.1.1. The Manager - Emergency Preparedness should designate an individual(s) to review and update the Emergency Plan as necessary at least once per calendar year.

6.1.2. The reviewer(s) assigned should:

1. Review the Plan for possible changes identified by the following:

1. Written critiques, evaluations of exercises/drills and results of declared emergencies

2. Changes in company, plant, or outside agency organizations

3. Revisions to letters of agreement

4. Changes in state or federal regulations, regulatory guidance, NRC inspection findings or audits

5. Changes in state or local emergency plans

6. Modifications to the plant or site which could affect emergency planning. This includes public use of property within the owner controlled area.

7. Changes to Technical Specifications or the Technical Requirements Manual (TRM)

8. Results of the independent review conducted by Quality Assurance 6.1.3. Document the review using Attachment 3, Emergency Plan Periodic Review Form.

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6.1.4. Editorial changes as shown in Attachment 4, do not require immediate revision of the Emergency Plan.

1. Editorial changes may be withheld until the next revision required by non-editorial changes.

2. An On-Site Safety Review Committee (OSRC) review is not required for editorial changes.

3. Page format or paragraph format changes may be made and will not be considered a revision to the plan as long as content is not changed.

6.1.5. If changes are identified that are not editorial per Attachment 4:

NOTE All pages of the Emergency Plan will be updated to incorporatethe new revision number. Only pages marked with changes should be reviewed by the OSRC or, if applicable,sent to the NRCfor approval.

1. Prepare a draft copy of the revised Emergency Plan and incorporate the changes plus any identified editorial changes. All changes are to be identified by sidebars in the right margin.

2. Evaluate the effect of the change on the Emergency Preparedness Program in accordance with RBNP-0075.

3. Document changes along with the justification for the change in the 50.54q evaluation. Attachment 1 may be used as a guide for format to attach to the 50.54q.

4. Obtain review and comments as necessary from departments / groups affected by the proposed changes to the Emergency Plan.

5. Resolve comments and present the proposed plan change and 50.54q to the OSRC for review.

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NOTE Any changes that do not decrease the effectiveness of the approved Emergency Plan and the plan, as changed, continues to meet the standardsof I OCFR50.47(b) and the requirements of I OCFR50 Appendix E may be implemented without priorapproval by the NRC.

6. If NRC approval is required prior to implementation, submit a request for approval in accordance with NMM procedure LI-106, NRC CORRESPONDENCE.

7. Review the changes for impact on procedures, equipment or training and document the implementation date that the change will be effective on the submittal form.

8. The Manager - Emergency Preparedness will approve and sign the Emergency Plan Revision Submittal Form after the OSRC review is complete or, if applicable, after NRC approval is received.

9. Following Manager - Emergency Preparedness approval, send the revised Emergency Plan to the Administrative Services Group for distribution.

10. Submit the Emergency Plan revision to the NRC within 30 days of the effective date as specified in 10CFR50, Part 50.54(q) and Appendix E and in accordance with procedure LI- 106, NR C CORRESPONDENCE.

11. If changes to the Emergency Implementing Procedures (EIPs) or Emergency Planning Procedures (EPPs) are warranted, initiate the applicable changes in accordance with EPP-2-100.

6.1.6. Ensure that the Administrative Services Group issues copies of the Emergency Plan revision to the Manager - Emergency Preparedness for distribution to the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality, the Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, and the five parish Emergency Management offices within the ten-mile Emergency Planning Zone.

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6.2 10CFR50.54(t) 6.2.1. The Manager - Quality Assurance shall provide for a review of the Emergency Preparedness Program at least every 12 months, by persons who have no direct responsibility for implementation of the Emergency Preparedness Program.

6.2.2. The review shall include an evaluation for adequacy of interfaces with State and Local governments and of drills, exercises, capabilities and procedures.

6.2.3. The results, along with recommendations for improvements, shall be documented, reported to corporate and plant management, and retained for 5 years.

6.2.4. The portion of the review involving the evaluation for adequacy of interfaces with the State and Local governments shall be available to the applicable State and Local governments for their information and review.

6.3 Local support agencies 6.3.1. If revisions to the Emergency Plan affect the Plans or Procedures of local offsite support agencies (e.g. hospitals) the approved change should be provided to the affected agency promptly.

6.4 Training 6.4.1. The Manager - Emergency Preparedness should forward approved revisions of the Emergency Plan to the station Training Department so that changes can be incorporated into training and qualification programs.

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7 DOCUMENTATION 7.1 Attachments that document the annual review of the Emergency Plan, 50.54q evaluations, and copies of changes to the Emergency Plan shall be maintained for a period of three years, unless a change decreases the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan. A change determined to decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan that received NRC approval prior to implementation will be maintained for the life of the plant in accordance with 10CFR50.54(q).

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ATTACHMENT 1 PAGE I OF I EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION FORM (TYPICAL)

Comment Page and Change Justification No. Paragraph No. II

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ATTACHMENT 2 PAGE 1 OF 1 EMERGENCY PLAN REVISION SUBMITTAL FORM (TYPICAL)

Date Reason for Revision:

Prepared by:

/ /

Preparer / KCN / Date Review:

OSRC:

/ / OSRC Meeting No:

OSRC Chairman / KCN / Date Approval:

Manager - Emergency Preparedness/ KCN Date:

IMPLEMENTATION (EFFECTIVE) DATE:

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ATTACHMENT 3 PAGE I OF I G12.23.2 EMERGENCY PLAN PERIODIC REVIEW FORM (TYPICAL)

REVIEW DATE:

(Start of Review)

Emergency Plan Revision No.

Place a check mark in the applicable box to indicate that the Emergency Plan has been reviewed and it has been determined that:

The periodic review of the Emergency Plan has been completed and a revision is not required.

The periodic review of the Emergency Plan has been completed and a revision is required however the required change(s) will not reduce the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.

The annual periodic review of the Emergency Plan has been completed and a revision is required that must be submitted to the NRC for approval prior to implementation.

Initiate a Condition Report (CR) if a deficiency is identified that represents

1. a potential reduction in the effectiveness of the Emergency Preparedness Program or

2. non-compliance with 10CFR50.47 or 10CFR50 Appendix E.

CR Number (if applicable)

Review Completed by: / Date:

Reviewer Signature KCN Approved by t: / Date:

Manager - Emergency Preparedness KCN EIP-2-101 REV- 18 PAGE 11 OF 12

ATTACHMENT 4 PAGE I OF I EXAMPLE EDITORIAL CHANGES The following list represents authorized editorial changes that may be made to the Emergency Plan without On-site Safety Review Committee review. All Emergency Plan changes require a technical review and the approval of the Manager - Emergency Preparedness.

Editorial Chan2es

1. Grammar and spelling errors

2. Incorrect Section and/or Attachment numbers

3. Incorrect sequence of steps numbers

4. Incorrect step and data numbers referenced in the procedure

5. Incorrect reference titles, reference numbers, reference revisions or addition/deletion of references

6. Incorrect page numbers

7. Pagination errors

8. Rewording / renumbering for clarification

9. Updates to organization titles provided the change does not result in a change to the job function or responsibility

10. Corrections to equipment designations or locations to be consistent with approved plant drawings, document, labels or procedure content

11. Correction to equipment operating instructions to match existing equipment

12. Corrections to the table of contents

13. Correction of titles, names, addresses or phone numbers of offsite agencies or support organizations.

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