ML20072S311

Public Version of Rev 7 to Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure FNP-O-EIP-11, Handling of Injured Personnel & Rev 26 to FNP-O-EIP-8, Notification Roster

ML20072S311
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Site:	Farley
Issue date:	02/21/1983
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.; HANDLING OF INJURED PERSONNEL i5 1.0 Purpose m

\. This procedure provides guidelines for actions to be taken in the event of serious injury or in the event s , of,any injury where radioactive contamination may exist.

2.0 R_ eferences 21 Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant Emergency Plan 2.2 FNP-0-EIP-8, Notification Roster T

, 2.3 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20

< .! 2.4 FNP-0-EIP-17, Notification of Unusual Event 2'. 5 FNP-0-EIP-19, Offsite Notifi' cation

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3.3 Casualty decontamination should not take prece-dence over,first aid in those cases requiring a urgent medical treatment.

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.. numbers are listed in.FNP-0-EIP-8.

3.9 Personnel contamination associated with medical L, care is considered a personnel emergency. On each occurrence individuals performing personnel F

, decontamination 'shall complete CHP Form 202, Personnel Decontamination Record (Figure 2), and forward to the Chemistry and Health Physics' Supervisor.

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3.10 Actual or suspected radiation exposure casualties shall be grouped into the following classifications according to the list 3d criteria. For the

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listed 'for the disposition of such casualties:

l' 3.10.1 Class 1 Radiation Exposure Casualty

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c. Estimated radiation dose to the feet, ankles, hands, or forearms greater than the 10CFR20 limit but less than 75 rem.

3.10.1.2 Action guidelines:

, a. Without trauma-send to Southeast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC) for evaluation after clearance by Health Physics for contamination.

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3.10.2 Class 2 Radiation Exposure Casualty 3.10.2.1 Exposure criteria:

a. Estimated radiation dose to the whole body (including eyes, gonads, and blood-forming organs) greater than 5 rem but less than 25 rem; or

b. Estimated radiation dose to the skin of the whole body greater than 30 rem but less than 150 rem; or

c. Estimated radiation dose to the feet, ankles, -

hands, or forearms greater than 75 rem but less than 375 rem.

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a. Without trauma - sent to SAMC for evaluation after clearance by Health Physics for contamination.

J b. With trauma - appropriate first aid, then send to SAMC for evaluation.

3.10.3 Class 3 Radiation Exposure Casualty 3.10.3.1 Exposure criteria:

a. Estimated radiation dose to the whole body (including eyes, gonads, and blood-forming organs) of 25 rem or more; or

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c. Estimated radi^a tion dose to the feet, ankles,

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d. Internal radiation exposure estimated to be significant.

3.10.3.2 Action guidelines:

a. Without trauma'- after proper decontamination by Health Physics, send directly to the Radiation Casualty Treatment Facility (RCTF) in Birmingham.

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() 3.11 3.10.4 Monitoring and decontamination is desirable prior to sending a casualty to a hospit.'..

The following modes of transportation are available for transporting casualties to medical treatment facilities:

3.11.1 Plant to SAMC, RCTF, Oak Ridge Associated j Universities (ORAU):

3.11.1.1 Plant Emergency Vehicle (PEV).

. 3.11.1.2 Any other Alabama Power Company (APCo) vehicle.

3.11.1.3 Ambulance Service Company, Dothan, Alabama.

3.11.2 SAMC to RCTF or Birmingham Municipal Airport:

3.11.2.1 Ambulance Service Company, Dothan, Alabama.

1 3.11.2.2 U. S. Army Aviation Center, v Fort Rucker, Alabama.

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3.11.4.1 Ambulance Service Company, Dothan, Alabama.

3.11.4.2 U. S. A my Aviation Center, Fort Ru ker, Alabama (Fixed wing transportation from Dothan Airport).

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3.12.1 3 rem if there is an adequate number of-attendants such that rotation may be accomplished without further endangering the patient (s).

3.12.2 5 rem if the number of attendants is limited such that personnel cannot be rotated.

3.12.3 25 rem if necessary to save a life. -

4 4.0 Procedure 4.1 The individual who discovers an injured person or witnesses an injury shall:

4.1.1 Render any assistance and first aid which you are qualified to perform.

4.1.2 Notify the Control Room giving your name, the location and number of injured personnel, extent of injuries if known and any other pertinent information which could affect plant operations.

Notification of the Control Room may occur before 4.1.1 above based on the judgement of the individual.

4.2 The Shift Supervisor shall consider the following

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actions in conjunction with initiating the Personnel Emergency Checklist (FNP-0-EIP-11A):

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.; Event if a contaminated, injured individual is transported to an offsite facility.

4.2.3 Dispatch a Radiation Monitoring Team to survey if radiation exposure or contamination is possibly involved.

4.2.4 Summon a local ambulance if the Plant Emergency Vehicle is not available giving the number of injured personnel and whether or not radioactive materials are involved.

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4.2.6' 'If contamination is' involved, direct a Chemistry and Health Physics technician or another-individual deemed competent O in radiological monitoring to accompany the injured person (s) to SAMC.

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bI 4.2.7 Notify SAMC and'the company doctor on call giving the following information:

4.2.7,.1 Number of casualties.

4.2.7.2 Whether or not radioactive material is involved.

4.2.7.3 Level of contamination, if known.

4.2.7.4 Nature of injury.

4.2.7.5 Estimated time of arrival.

4.2.7.6 Any other pertinent information.

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4.2.7.7 After information is given, O the hospital will call back to FNP to verify an actual emergency exists.

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4.3- The Emergency Director shall',. if not'previously performed, provide for the following in conjunction 1,

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4.3.1 Removal of personnel from a hazardous area (high radiation or contamination).

4.3.2 Administration of first aid for severe physical injuries.

4.3.3 Personnel decontamination.

4.3.4 Evaluation of radiation exposures.

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4.3.6 Notification per EIP-26 in the event of personnel contamination or overexposure. ~

4.4 Person (s.)< assigned to administer.first aid-to a

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4.4.1 Report'to'the. accident with the first aid kit which is~available in both First Aid Rooms and Emergency Cabinets.

4.4.2 Render first. aid to the casualty.

4.4.3 If the casualty is'to be sent to the hospital, attach a hospital wrist band with casualty's name and I.D. badge 2

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':Us NOT involve ~d', remove the casualty's I.D. badge and personnel dosimetry devices.

4.4.4 Subsequently, complete applicable sections of APCo Form Number 5-41273, Employee Injury Report, and forward the completed form to the Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor.

4.5 If Health Physics support is required, the Radiation Monitoring Team shall:

4. 5. i' Establish the degree of contamination

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4.5.3 Decontaminate casualty if appropriate

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4.5.4 Read the casualty's personnel dosimetry devices as soon as possible to determine the radiation casualty classification, if a radiation injury is involved.. If the casualty is highly contaminated and injuries require immediate transfer to the hospital, place an unexposed TLD in a plastic packet on the contaminated area.

4.5.5 Prepare the casualty for transportation to a medical treatment facility if 1 .- .

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4.5.6 Assist the hospital staff as required.

4.5.7 Periodically inform the Emergency Director s as to the casualty's disposition.

Detain ambulance and its attendants at

(.) 4.5.8 hospital until properly monitored and decontaminated.

4.5.9 'Obtain personnel dosimetry devices and other APCo property from ambulance personnel when they are released.

A 4.5.10 If a vehicular accident should occur enroute to SAMC and the Plant Emergency Vehicle or ambulance were to remain

. unattended, lock the vehicle and if h; radioactive materials are' involved, placard all four sides with the sign "RADICACTIVE".

4.6 off-site ambulance personnel shall

4.6.1 Meet guard at the APCo gate and follow to the CSC Building.

4.6.2 Obtain ambulance kit and appropriate

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4.6.3 Proceed with guard to the location of

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1. ~ Announce emergency and dispatch individual (s) to render first aid.

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6. If contamination is involved, send a x C & HP Technician or other individual s_) competent.in radiological monitoring to accompany the injured person (s) to Southeast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC).

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7. Notify SAMC and the company doctor on call giving the following information.

a. Number of casualties.

b. Whether or not radioactive

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c. Level of contamination. _

d. Nature of injury.

e. Estimated time of arrival.

f. Other pertinent information.

8. In the event of mass casualties decide which casualties will be sent to SAMC, RCTF, or directly to REACTS.

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EMPLOYBE INJURY REPORT - Alabama Power 1 This report is for reportrng work related injuries when it is known that en injury did occur. If there is doubt that the injury is a company responsibility, make a report in letter . form to the Safety Department. If subsequent facts define it as a company responsibility, the letter will be suppiernented by reporting on this form.

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Forward Original To Safety Department Employee No. Social Security No. -

PAYROLL Home NAME Address WHO WAS Classification length of Service INJURED? Age -Sex This intarmetio i required anfy in sost. time injuries. Married? Uving with spouse? No. of Children Other Depencents R E LA TION A.M.

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TIME AND Division, Plant, Organization Department PLACE OF location 1NJURY Give further detail such as place in plant, ..sub. station, or location.on ime where, injury occurred e,, ,

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NATURE OF Nature ofInjury INJURY Specific location ofinjury on Body - ' -

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OR INJURED? Did Doctor permitinjured to return to work? When? Is work slip attached, dated & signed?

Restricted Duty? Unrestricted Duty?

(Send all Return To Work slips to Safety Department after signing and dating.)

Name the machine, tool, equipment or substance involved THIS SECTION OF REPORT W. s ab ve defective in ny way?

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BY FOREMAN Cause(s)ofinjury OR SUPERVISOR OF INJURED Describe circumstances, including names of witnesses, surrounding injury based on your investigation. Attach additional (Da not delay smement ad sMch.es d necessary I sending report if injured is not physically abie *o Suggested corrective 3ction complete his/her part.)

gnd FOREMAN OR SUPERVISOR TITLE Give a clear desenption of how you received injury, including names of witnesses. Use other side of report if more space is INJU R ED'S needed.

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NOTIFICATION ROSTER 1 1.0 Purpose.-

' This procedure provides a listing of names and telephone numbers of personnel and organizations who may need to be notified in the event of an emergency condition.

2.0 References Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant Emergency Plan 3.0 General 3.1 Copies of this procedure shall be < maintained at all times with the Emergency Director on call.

3.2 The Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor 4

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,, telephone numbers for offsite agencies upon

- notification of changes. Communications checks and verification of phone numbers for offsite agencies will be conducted quarterly by direct

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s with a notice explaining that it is the responsibility of each employee to report any address or telephone changes to the Administrative Office. l 3.4 A quarterly update of the Plant Call List which contains the names, job classifications, addresses, I

and phone numbers of all permanent plant personnel will be issued to holders of EIP-8 by the Document Control Supervisor.

3.5 Channel 5 on the public address system is to be

.; used during, emergencies.

3.6 Authentication 3.6.1 Authentication of emergency messages shall not be required on dedicated communications systems.

3.6.2 Authentication of notifications over land lines shall be accomplished by the

offsite party calling the TSC for the individual who made the notification.

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' 4.1 Refer to Table 1, Emergency Director Call List,

'i for the- Emergency Director on. call.

4.2 Refar to Table 2, Fire, Medical, and Law Enforcement Assistance and Weather Information, for offsite fire department support, medical transportation, hospitals, plant doctors, law enforcement agencies, and weather information.

4.3 Refer.to Table 3, APCo Management Notification, for the Emergency Coordinator and APCo Safety Department, and the Emergency Operations Facility.

4.4 Refer to Table 4, State Notification, for States of Alabama, Georgia and Florida Notifications.

4.5 Refer to Table 5, Regulatory Notification or 1.i .

' Assistance, :for-: the: Nuclear-Regulatory Commission -

3s and Savannah River Operations' Office. -

4.6 Refer to Table 6, Support Groups, for other mis-cellaneous notifications. Information to be requested by Westinghouse is shown in Attachment 1.

/T 4.7 Refer to Table 7, Health. Physics Support, for V qualified health physics personnel.

4.8 Refer to Table 8, Technical Support Center (TSC)

Call List, for members of the TSC staff.

4.9 Refer to Table 9, Oil spill Notifications, for organizations who are to be notified as required j by the FNP " Oil Spill Prevention and Countermeasure I, Plan".

4.10 -Refer to Table.10, Technical Support.

l 4.11 Refer to Appendix 1 for information regarding the use of the Emergency Notification Network.

, 4.12 Refer to Appendix 2 for Initial Messages to be l used in notifying offsite authorities.

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l. 4.14 Refer to Appendix 4 for Westinghouse Event Data Checklist to be used in providing emergency

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s TABLE 1 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR CALL LIST The individuals listed below will serve as the "on-call" Emergency Director for a seven day period (Monday through Sunday) on a rotating basis.

"On-call" is defined as:

a. At Farley Nuclear Plant, or

b. At the individual's home where he can be reached at his home phone number, or

c. At a specific location in the Dothan area other than the individual's home .3ND the control room has the phone number where the individual can be contacted, or

d. In the Dothan area (not greater than 30 miles from downtown Dothan) AND the individual's pager is ON.

1. The pager will be activated by dialing _

(pager number) on the Jothan exenange.

2. On any exchange other than the Dothan exchange the pager will be activated by dialing (pager number).

. . . . . .3. After dialing, two rings will be followed by a high frequency tone; the caller then has 15 seconds to deliver a message. NOTE: The pager is a receiver only. It has no transmitting capability.

EMERGENCY DIRECTORS Name and Position Home phone Pager Number W.G. Hairston, III Plant Manager s

J. D. Woodard I Asst. Plant Manager i D. N. Morey

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Adamsel  !

cs n ygge -- 0- ~

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.D'than o Fire Department" T. , exchange! ,

Ask for fire dept. . Business  !

Ask for Ext.

or Central Dispatch Hospital Southeast Alabama Medical Center Ask for Emergency Room Nurse or. Direct line to Emergency Room Nurse ,

or Direct line to Emergency Room Doctor j Hospital UAB Medical Center Main Operator f Ask for Senior Staff Oncologist on call i Radiation Care Treatment Facility-Page Emergency Department Poision Control Center Hospital REACTS Oak Ridge (Normal work hours)

Asso. Universities Dr. Robert Ricks ,

Director of REACTS, Dr. Hubner Office Dr. Lushbaugh Oak Ridge Hospital (24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />) ._

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FNP-0-EIP-8 Se rvice Organization Phone 3 Local Liw Enforcement Agencies Dothan City Police , exchange)

Emergency .

Ask for police Business Communication Division Ext.

Houston Co. Sheriff Dept. Day Ext.

^

(Jail)-Week-end/ Night Direct Line

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FBI - Dothan Office

.Ala. Dept. of Public Safety .

Plant Doctors Dr. B. R. Byrd Dr. D. H. Pope Dr. J. H. Suggs .

Dr. J. A. Robeson Dr. W. F. Drewry Dr. E. Mazyck Weather Flight Service, U. S. Weather Service, Dothan (AL) Airport Weather Bureau, Montgomery (24 hr)

Weather Bureau, Birmingham (Day Only)

(Forecasting Station) (24 hr)

Great Southern Paper Co.

Lab Guard '

Personnel /

TABLE 2 PAGE 2 of 2 REV. 25

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, TABLE 3 APC0 MANAGEMENT NOTIFICATION

?

EMERGENCY C00RDINATOR/h2COVERY MANAGER / EXECUTIVE NUCLEAR LIAISON MANAGER Pager Radio Call Name APC0 Ext. Home Phone Number Unit Nunber R. P. Mcdonald H. O. Thrash i

0. D. Kingsley, Jr.

. Unlisteo.

EMERGENCY COORDINATOR ROUTINE MESSAGES i Dial the page number provided. A message will be recorded and the individual's pager will alert him to retrieve it.

EMERGENCY COORDINATOR EMERGENCY MESSAGES Dial the pager number provided and leave a message. Hang up, wait at least 60 seconds, and then dial No messages will be recorded but a second tone will be activated on all Emergency Coordinator pagers.

EMERGENCY COORDINATOR CAR RADIO NOTIFICATION To contact individual via car radio on frequency MHz, call one of the numbers listed for the area in which the individuat ts located. Give the radio operator the message you wish to be relayed.

l Area APCo Ext. Bell Number Birmingham ,

Montgomery Eufaula (Day Only)

/

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) ADMINISTRATTVE SUPPORT DIRECTOR 3- Name APC0 Ext. Home Phone Pager Number

. J. G. Sims D. M. Varner i 3 D. E. Mansfield  :

L. L. Bailey ENGINEERING & LICENSING SUPPORT DIRECTOR l C. L. Buck ~

., R. L. George B. D. McKinney R. S.,,Fuci.ch

. .t  ; -'

DOSE ASSESSMENT DIRECTOR ,,,

J. W. McGowan K. W. McCracken '

W. M. Jackson ACTIVATION & LOGISTICS ASSISTANT -

Susan Knight l

G. M. Grove 3  !

M. L. Stoltz -

_- l SUPPORT STAFF ROUTINE MESSAGES d Dial . leavs a message'and hang up. Then' di'ai the pager number for the selected individual to alert him to retrieve the message.

SUPPORT STAFF EMERGENCY MESSAGES Dial . , and leave a message. All Support Directors and the Activation and Logistics Assistants (including alternates) will be simultaneously alerted to retrieve the message.

j SUPPORT STAFF PAGEB0Y MESSAGES Call the Birmingham Division Control Center (81-81-65 or Bell Numbers ,

_f. Provide the operator with the pageboy code given

or 'tne Tndividual, and state the message you wish transmitted. All

~-

pageboy codes are for frequency _ j MHz.

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• PU.BLIC INFORMATION MANAGER Name , APC0 Ext. Home. Phone Pager Number F Neal Wade l

Steven E. Bradley i

MEDICAL SUPPORT N.ime APC0 Ext. Home Phone Ans. Serv.

Dr. C. H. Colvin Dr. M. Bradley '

Dr. T. B. Patton LEGAL SUPPORT

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I Name . . APC0 Ext. Home Phone

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R. A. Buettner H. H. Boles A. L. Jordan INSURANCE SUPPORT Name APCo Ext. Home Phone Norman Horsley H. K. Travis ..

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OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTERS

) Maintenance Shop . Pax ..

Auditorium Pax CSC Pax l

Control Room Pax Switchhouse Pax TABLE 3' PAGE 3 of 5 REV 25

>, FNP-0-EIP-8 FLINTRIDGE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER

~, location APC0 Ext. Bell Nurser Other NGS Conference Room NCS Conference Room NCS Conference Room TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Location _Ex_t ens ion Communications Cabinet ENN (State Hotline - White Phone)

NRC Ring Down (Red Phone)

~

PAX with speaker B'h2m with speaker B' ham .

Comunications Area PAX (next to Comunications Cabinet) 3

' Security radio Plant' radio <

, Division radio Emergency Director PAX Operations Manader PAX Maintenance Manager PAX Technical Manager PAX i Health Physics Manager- PAX NRC PAX PAX Monitoring Area PAX

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ALTERNATE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Location APC0 Ext. Other Shift Foremen's Office -(Red Phone)

Shift Aids Office  ; NRC H.P. dial up

~~

Control Room Area APC0 Ext.

Unit 1 Shift Supervisor Unit 2 Shif t Supervisor  !

.~9 Unit 1 Operators Desk Unit 2 Operators Desk TABLE 3 PAGE 4 of 5 REV. 25

v FNP-0-EIP-8 EM2RGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Location. -

FNP Ext. Other 3 _-

Command Center (Room 106).......... \ TSC Intercom ENN i NRC ENS (Red Phone)

{ NRC HPN Recovery Manager................ .. ................... Security Radio Plant Radio NRC (Rocm 106)..................... ... District Radio l

APC0 Technical Support Area........ I 4

, Architecc Engineers /NSS Vendor l Area (Room 10C .. .......... . . .

. . . .. .,: ...,, .. ... ..-;;;;v..:u e. ..c. .

... , . r a. .. . -...<.. . . . .a

. , , . . .. . . . . , .,~ . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ;. . .

ALTERNATE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (Headland,AL) Bell (/

• Location APC0 Ext. Other NRC Staff Area (Room 105)

Dose Assessment Area (Room 115).... ................. Security Radio State RMT Radio (monitor only)

Command Center ENN Security Radio District Radio Division Radio i State RMT Radio

, , , f , ,, .( Monitor only) ,

Engineering & Licensing i i

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. STATE NOTIFICATION Organization Name Phone STATE OF ALABAMA During normal office hours (week days 8:00 AM - 5:00PM)

Dept. of Public Health At all otner times notify one of the following:

Aubrey V. Godwin i

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K. E. Whatley Archie Patterson James L. McNees

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If above unavailable, call . f Ask operator to page No.

The Local Agencies should be notified in case the Alabama Division of Radiological Health cannot be contacted within 10 minutes and a General Emergency has been declared. Use the Emergency Notification Network if operable, otherwise call the numbers listed below.

County Director Phone Houston County, AL J. W. Aldridge Civil Defense State Operations Room Operations (Local) l

-S ,' a-(S t'a te) l (State) or Karen Gilley or Brenda Denning l Blakely-Early County, GA Civil Defense j Ray Garrett i /

Hot Line /

R. L. Temples _

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!. Early Co. Ambulance Service Early Memorial Hospital Sheriff's Dispatcher /

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FNP-0-EIP-8 Organization Phone ISTATE OF FLORIDA' -

West Area Coordinator - Robert R. Smith Defuniak Springs State Warning Point Division of Disaster Tallahassee Preparedness t Alternate Warning Division of Law Enforcement  !

Point Tallahassee  !

i Tallahassee f DHRS - Lyle Jarrett

~

Ulray Clark Orlando. Radiological Lab

'~

-Organfzation" ' ' ' '" '

Phone STATE 08 G50RGIA ENV. Rad Program On Call Member (pager)

On. Call ENV. Prot. Div. Staff Member Georgia Emergency Management Agency 24 Hour No. i

\

Emergency Operations Center  !

\

Contact Office Phone Home Phone James Hardeman Clifford Blackman j Susan Adamovitz  ;

Alphonsa Gooden I

' Clark Reynords '

• Jim Setser 't'

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+ Normal notification is through the State of Alabama, Department of Public Health.

+

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State Warning Point Tallahassee Division of Disastar Prepa redness

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'l \1 Alternate Warning Division of Law Enforcemac ( ,

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Point Tallahassee p ' , ,-

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DHRS - Lyle Jarrett f

. ,/ 4 U1 ray Clark ,

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Orlando Radiological Lab ,

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Phone ,s ,\ 'J

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ISTATE OF GEORGIA [T '

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ENV. Rad Program On Call Member / ;f;(pi3er) -

) , s' t - ,F On Call ENV. Prot. Div. Staff Member -

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Georgia Emergency Management Agency 24 Hour N6. '

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Emergency Operations Center i?(

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l Contact Office Phone Home Phone s f f James Hardeman I '

I 404/636-2515 h Clifford Blackman i

' 404/921-3686

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Susan Adamovitz 404/973-9678 J'~ . 't

.Alphonsa. Gooden . 4 04/284-6252. b *

), 1 ,

Clark Reynolds 404/997-0052 Jim Setser 404/427-5479 )

p' s j ,

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+ Normal notification is through the State of Alabama, Department of Public Heal?t. ,

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Organization ;,,. ,

Name Phone s '

t ,- i Op-rations Center, Bethesda Red Phone (ENS)

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N ,i Commission,bYd'iclear Reg'ulatory ' l '

c ) I Health Physics Network 22

. J i i ,/ f f_'~) 1 4

( Fed 1-time Duty Officer, Bethesda (202)951-0550

)

p Commercial Teleph 4 Syt;*n,

\

.' , . , , ( / (301)427-4056 to 'NRC Operations lented /l (via Silver Spring ' Central'_

Office) ,

t ,' ' , . , . l'. . . .

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Fill Time Operator, Bethesda '(301)492-7000 or C . Pn'alic Affairs, Bethesda (301)492-7715 s- .

[helearRegt$atory . . Office of Inspection (404)221-4503

/ Aumn s s ion , '.s' 4 ,) and Enforcement (404)221-4504

Jt .\, , l' 101 'la rie tita S t . N.W.

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/ '[b ', . M.lanta, Georgia 30303 q $v 1 ',

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' /,/ J. P. O'Reilly *.

t' t i. , Regional Administrator

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) Pal Kellogg (404)221-5585

_I/\ .' Chief, Reactor Projects,

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• Section II *(

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f R. D. ?!artin (404)221-5610 j ' f (( , i , 7 Deputy Director *t ,

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t ,/.o i, 1y, L CdhUrmation; Western Union Telegraph 1-800-257-2241

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Jg7 Esq1Snah River Duty Officer (803)725-3333/

2117 v;g' i} Cperations .q q/ { Of fice ,

2729 re ,

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,;c , lac On-Site William H. Bradford 899-3386 or Inspector R 00 -1'18 7

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\ -. , PAX'48'O '

W. H. Ruland I

PAX 480

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• Hoc.e Phone

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m. TABLE 6 I SUPPORT GROUPS Organization Name Phone Applied Physical Technology i North Office i Dr. Dave Walker *t Bob Hearn **

Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (Switchboard)

Duty Officer (Emergency)

Oak Ridge Opns Of fice of DOE (Request through State of Ala'oama)

University of Georgia Center for Applied Isotopes Study

t. .(Campus Police)

Have police contact one of the following:

Dr. John Noakes Jim Spaulding Organization Name . Phone Southe rn Company ** J. R. Crane (Dept. Mgr)

Services, Inc.

• Southern Company ** Chris. Byrd(Civil & Arch. P.E.)

Services, Inc. ,

W. R. Hill (Proj. Support Mgr} l D. E. Kendrick (Mech. P.E.) l I

I H. H. Stone (Elec. P.E.)

• Home phone.

• • To call on PAX phone dial access codes as appropriate plus 8-6-85 and last four digits of the ,

numbe r.

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^

') WESTINGHOUSE Power Generation Service Charlie Reep - PAX Division (Birmingham) Bob Wise Chuck Patrick Water Reactors Division (Pittsburgh)

Inform' one Westinghouse contact, using this 1'.st in the order shown, to ensure early notification to W of an emergency occurring at FNP. Be prepared to transmit the data requested in Appendix 4, to discuss as many facts as are available at the

. time of the call and to identify a cognizant individual to provide continuing communications'and updates to W.

Title Name Office Home Hot Line

1... Site. Services. .

. . Rod Baulig. ..

Manager

-2. Operating Plant John Miller Regional Manager 1st Alterante Lonnie Benson

'2nd Alternate Dallas KoKay

3. Service Response Tem Mitlo Manager 1st Alternate Bob Stokes 2nd Aitennate John Miller

4. Emergen:y Response Tom Anderson Director

5. Emerge'ncy Response Ron Lehr Deputy Director

6. Emergency News Mike Mangan Communications

NUCLEAR MUTUAL LIMITED Larry Cummings- New York

Al Rand Office Quentin Jackson Hamilton Adrian. Lee-Emery Be rmuda Office

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TABLE .7 .

Name and Position Phone

Nesbitt, C. D. , ,

Technical Superintendent .

s

-Carr, W. C.

C&HP Supervisor  ;

7 Mitchell, M. W.

CUIP Sector Supervisor

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i Farnsworth, P. E.  !

j Shif t Support Supervisor I

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. a.:jn,y Plant , Health Physic.i,st. ' ' ' - .. .. .. . . . ...

i . . ... .

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4 Walden,.'J. M. . . .

,I ,

Radwaste Supervisor l Gripentogs W. G.  ;

4 Environmental & Emergency ,,

Planning Supetvisoe '.

. . Graves , 0. M. . _ _ _ _ _ __ , _ . . __ , _

C&HP, Foreman Hostetter, D. A.

-C&RP Eoreman - .

Maddox, N. M.

Plant Instructor

.. . . .u c. . .; -

Bayne , V. R . 4- ' '

Plant Chemist

'Gilliam, B.-J.

C&HP Foreman i Gray, N. S. 4 C&HP Foreman  ;

Hall, C. R. i f

i C&HP Foreman 1 TABLE 7 - f i(k'~ . '

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3 FNP-0-EIP-8 TABLE 8 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER CALL LIST

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. The individuals listed below will serve as the "on-call" Managers for a seven

f. day period'(Monday through Suriday) on a rotating basis.

6 "On-call" is defined as:

a. At Farley Nuclear Plant, or

b. At the individual's home where he can be reached at his home phone number, or -

c. At a specific location in the Dothan area other than the individual's home @ the control room has the phone number where the individual can be coa,tacted, or

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d. In the Dothan area (not greater than 30 miles from downtown Dothan)

AND the individual's pager is ON.

1. The pager will be ~ activated by dialing , J (pager number) on

.. . .; ..... 4.r....the.. , . Dothan exchange. , ,f. ,, , .

2. On any exchange other than the Dothan exchange the pager will be activated by dialing . j (pager number). *

.3. After dialing, two rings will be followed by a high frequency tone; the caller then has 15 seconds to deliver a message. NOTE:

The pager is a receiver only. It has no transmitting capability.

Name and Position Home phone Pager Number Operations Manager ,

1. R. D. Hill

2. J. E. Odom

3. T. H. Esteve j 8

Maintenance' Manager

1. W. B. Shipman  !

.2. H. R.'Gariand

3. R. M. Coleman l

Technical Manager j

1. C. D. Nesbitt i

2. R. G. Berryhill j

3. R. D. Rogers l

Health Physics Manager  :

1. W. C. Carr  !

2. M. W. Mitchell

3. B. P. Patton i 1 . .

, SAER Supervisor -

1. W. G. Ware _

2. J. B. Lowery

3. D. R. Culver pa* [

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FNP-0-EIP-8 .

Name and Position Home phone Pager Number l

-g Reactor Engineering Manager i 1. R. R. Marlow

) 2. W. S..MacDonald

3. S. G. McDaniel Chemistry Manager

1. W. R. Bayne

2. R. T. Wood

3. R. A. Livingston Environmenta'

1. W. G. G ipentog

2. J. Higginbotham

2. J. M. WaIden y . a .. - . ., . .. . . , . . . s :..

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., 0IL.. SPILL NOTIFICATIONS.

Organization Name Phone U.S. Coast Guard National Response Center Alabama Water Improvement (office)

Commission John Williford

.. Charles Horn James Warr-Environmental & Research-

. ..ya ? . Serpces 4,,,,,,, . , , . , , , c y,, , ,, .,., ,S teve . Jones, ,

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. ., ... ., . .. Charles.Bidd~inger .. .

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. Environmenta1 Protection Agency A. J. Smitti (office)

R..D. Stonebraker' (24 hr)

George'Moein _ ,

Allen Bartlett Ray Wilkerson Jan Rogers '

Fred Stroud Warren Dixon-Charles. McPherson Edward Hatcher s Albany Vaste- Oil -

-Thomas Davis. -

I Great Southern Paper Co. G. E.'Rathel I

Jack Anderson : *

! Tenneco Oil Co. Cleo Savelle l (after hours) -

• Home Phone 5

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. TECHNICAL SUPPORT l

i Name and Position Phone Nesbitt, C. D.

Technical Superintendent Rogers, R. D.

Technical Supervisor ,

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Operations Supervisor Ma rlow, R. H.

. ,1 . . .

GPE.Supervisi,ng ,

.Stephenson, E.;L.. . . .,_ . , . . , , , _ .. ..

GPE Supervising  :

I Ward, L. A.  !

Planning Supervisor Webb, P.

Generating Plant Engineer II  !

McDaniel, S. G. I l Generating Plant Engineer I ,

1 MacDonald, W. S. t a Generating Plant Engineer I '

i Gripentog, W. G. l Env. & Emerg. Planning Supervisor Bayne, W. R. "

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, FNP-0-EIP-8 (g Each ENN unit shall. consist of a telephone and speaker.

When all phones are cradled, all speakers are muted.

4 (_) If' any one. of the -phones is lifted off the cradle all 4

speakers are activated except the speaker associated with the phone taken off the hook. The phones do not ring. The person lifting the phone need only speak into the phone to be heard by personnel at all the other ENN units. When any other ENN phone is taken off the hook the associated speaker will be muted and normal two way voice communication is established between the two parties. This communication will be transmitted through those speakers not muted, i.e.

those with the associated phone cradled.

CAUTION Upon completion of any transmission from a given station the phone must be returned

' ' "" .to the cradle.to activate the associated speaker. 'Do"nct' leave' phone unattended'

'~

. off.the. cradle.

4.0 Net Control 4.1 Initial Notification In an emergency situation dictating the activation

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'~' of the ENN,' the-Technical Support Center at Farley Nuclear Plant shall make initial notification

using the following message

"This is (Name and Title) at Farley Nuclear Plant. Please initiate your radiological 4 notification procedure".

Dispatchers will acknowledge receipt of the above message and proceed in accordance with

, their procedures. No technical information will

, be'given until the appropriate state and/or local agency (ies) are on the ENN.

4.2 False Notification In the event of an attempted false notification or other misuse of the ENN, the speaker in the TSC at Farley Nuclear Plant will be activated and FNP personnel will receive the message

.; transmitted. If the message is an attempt to cause a false notification, FNP supervisory personnel will lift the TSC phone and state

" Negative, Negative, Negative" followed by "This is (Name and Title) acknowledge negative".

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- (g Dispatcher will acknowledge and. proceed in jV .-

accordance.with their procedures.

.- 4.3 Subsequent Communications i The ENN may also be used for the clear transmission of technical, radiological and meterological data and action statements and recommendations based on evaluation of this data.

The T chnical Support Center (TSC) at the Farley Nuclear Plant shall be net control for all ENN communications. The TSC shall have priority in transmitting information and shall govern transmission by other organizations.

5.0 Communications Checks s ,

". The.ENN..will be. tested.on.the..first Tuesday of.each .s.,.

month between.1:'00 p~.'m; and I:30 p.m. Dothan~, Alabama

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. . . time. .-The--test.will be performed as follows:. .

The shift supervisor will remove the receiver from his phone and repeat, "This is (Name and Title) at Farley Nuclear Plant, this is a communications check,

/"'s- acknowledge". Acknowledcement should

, (_) - -

follow the order given id paragraph 3'.0; -

The shift supervisor will verify that all -

ENN units are responding and notify the appropriate organization by separate means.

6.0 System- Security i

The possibility for misuse and/or abuse of this type l system is obvious. Therefore, each organization that 8

-has an ENN unitcinstalled in locations not manned on a '

24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> basis shall~ provide adequate security measures c to minimize the probability of misuse and abuse.

l Descriptions of the security measures established will j be provided to Alabama Power Company. 4 l

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NUCLEAR ^ GENERATION SECTION-DIRECTIVE NGS-Dl, EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NETWORK

. Effective Date:

Approved:

Vice President - Nuclear Generation 1.0 Purpose This directive describes the locations and capabilities of the Emergenc q . .e . - - --r-- . procedures ~ for.y ite Notification use and testing. Network (ENN) and establishes~~i-

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2.0 Scope '

This directive applies to all organizations and agencies on the ENN. Implementation of this directive will require that interfacing procedures be developed for each dispatcher station.

3.0 Description An ENN unit is installed at the following locations:

FNP Technical Support Center b' ' ' FNP Emergency Operations Facility ~

APCo Company Control Center 3 Alab'ama' Department of Radiological Health

• Alabama Department of Civil Defense

• Alabama Department of Public Safety

• Houston County Sheriff Dispatcher Houston County Office of Civil Defense 1 Houston County Office of Radiological Health Early County (GA) Sheriff Dispatcher f-~

• Located in Montgomery

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FNP-0-EIP-8 APPENDIX 2 D INITIAL MESSAGE t

This is , the Emergency Director at Farley Nuclear Plant.

(Name)

1. This is to inform you that an emergency classified as:

() Notification of Unusual Event

() Alert

() Site Area Emergency

() General Emergency has occurred involving Unit (s) .

2. () A release is not in progress.

() A release may be in. progress.

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+ (99 A liquid" release "is tin progress. ' '

(). An atmospheric release is in progress.

3. Atmospheric Liquid Release Point Release Point Magnitude Wind direction 35': (from) 0- 0

~ Wind direction.150':.(from)- 5;(to) (to). 0

. Wind speed 35': sph + 2 meter /see Wind speed 150': mph + 2 meter /sec

4. On-site situation (circle):

l a. .

Evac.uation_of.on-site personnel: Yes No Some

b. Recommended protective actions: None Shelter Evacuate

. c. . Assistance.needed: Fire Police Ambulance Other

! d. Prognosis of situation: Terminated Stable Worsening Other l

Further information will be transmitted as soon as it is available.

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Name/ Title.

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a. Notification of Unusual Event

b. Alert

c. Site Area

d. General

4. Type of release (circle):

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5. Estimated duration / impact times of release:

6 '.' Release Information

a. Noble gas concentration at effluent point: pCi/cc-

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c. Effluent flow rate: cfn Conversion factor: 1.7x106 cc/sec-cfm cc/sec

.y. .,, ,,d. . Noble.cgas activity relea,se rate: pCi/sec

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e. Iodine activity release rate: pCi/sec

7. Height of release (circle):

a. Ground elevation, EL 155

b. Ventstack, EL 299 y 8. Description of released material (chemical & physical form, estimate of N - le -

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9. Meterological conditions (heights given with respect to base at EL 182):

a. Wind speed @ 35': mph + 2 = meter /sec 1

b. Wind speed @ 150': mph 2= meter /sec

c. Wind direction @ 35': degrees (from which wind is blowing)

d. Downwind direction @ 35': degrees (g which wind is blowing)

e. Wind direction @ 150': degrees (from which wind is blowing)

f. Downwind direction @ 150': degrees (to which wind is blowing)

g. AT between 35' and 200': degrees F

h. Stability classification (check):

() A: <-1.740F 0' ~( ) Bi~"-1.'74

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() D: -1.38 to -0.460F

() E: -0.46 to 1.380F

( ) F: 1.38 to 3.60F

() G: >3.60F

i. Form of precipitation:

10. Dose rates at site boundary (circle):

Actual Projected Value: mrem /hr Miles 2 5 10 -

Meters 3,226 8,065 16,130

11. Projected dose rates at:

Projected integrated dose at:

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13. Emergency response actions underway:

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Terminated Stable Worsening Other Prepared by: /

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• WESTINGHOUSE EVENT DATA CHECKLIST

]j INFORMATION INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING DATE: TIME:

FARLEY NUCLEAR PLANT EVENT RCS PARAMETERS

1. RCS Pressure psia

2. Trend Up / Down / Stable

3. Przr. Level  % Span

4. Trend Up / Down / Stable

5. Przr. Liquid Temp./ Steam Temp. /

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6. Przr. Heaters On / Off RCS MAKEUP FLOW STATUS ai. 7. Safety Injection,'Flowrate- - -

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9. Normal Makeup, Flowrate In On / Off, gpm .

10. Letdown Flowrate gpm/ isolated NSSS LOOP PARAMETERS LOOP A B C

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13. RCP Status ( n/0ff)

14. S.G. Pressure (psia)

15. Trend Up / Down / Stable

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17. S.G. Narrow Range (% Span)

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19. Steam Flow (% Nominal

20. MS1V Status Open/ Closed

21. Main Feedwater Flow (gpm)

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23. Condensate Storage Tank Level E F CONTAINMENT PARAMETERS

24. Containment Pressure, Temp. psig 0F

25. Containment Radiation

26. Recirculation Sump Level

27. Hydrogen Concentration  %

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