ML19207B294

Forwards Revisions to App E of Emergency Plans & Procedures

ML19207B294
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Issue date:	07/23/1979
From:	Toy H Battelle Memorial Institute, COLUMBUS LABORATORIES
To:	Kratzke R NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS)
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From James J. Davis Subject Revision of Emergency Plans and Procedures, Appendix E Enclosed you'wfll find the latest revision to Appendix E, pp E-1 through E-14, Emergency Organization. Also enclosed is the revision to pg B-23, Appendix B-Plutonium Laboratory. Please insert in your binder and destroy the outdated sections.

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Facility Call List Call in Order Listed Extension Pagemaster Home Building Emergency C. Postle 4254/4256 879-7141 Coordinator OR Alternate W. Rarick 4256 1-852-3240 OR Alternate R. Yates 4256 f.79-9489 Associate Section Manager D. G. Freas 4253/4256 1-873-8179 Operath.g Supervisor D. Stellrecht 4255/7127 486-0094 West Jeff. Nuclear Facility W. J. Madia 4850/7124 846-8931 and Section Manager Assistant Site Manager J. F. Dettorre 4851/4850 882-2480 Health Physics Services G. E. Kirsch 4852 181 891-1006 OR Health Physics Services J. Wissinger 4256/4852 279-1218 Security M. F. Vance 5818 911 279-807G OR Security L. P. Cummins 5817 231 885-84^7 Radiological Safety D.A.McKown 5915/4641 131 451-7113 Officer (Safety Dept.)

OR Safety Department M. R. Swigert 5919/4641 341 443-2563 OR Safety Department C. H. Hickman 5917/4641 121 299-6148 OR Safety Department J. J. Davis 4715/4641 481 548-4258 OR Emergency Coordinator R. D. Miller 5911/5913 251 488-2200 c.q h BATTELLE -COLUMBUS 1

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E-1 APPENDIX E E3fERGENCY ORGANIZATION The tabulations included in this appendix show all staff assignments to the Emergency Organization. Table 1 includes only the Coordinators and their alternates. Subsequent tabula-tions list the staff making up each group of the organization.

TABLE 1. COORDINATORS AND ALTERNATES Coordinator R. D. Niiller 5911/5913 488-2200 Assistant Coordinators H. W. kain 7296 457-0837 F. M. Lorz 5544/5545 486-5829 D. A. SicKown 5915 451-7113 R. J. Freedy, hi.D.

6337/6338 451-1550 J. F. Dettorre 4851/4850 882-2480 W. F. Scharenberg 7253 451-4685 M. R. Swigert 5919 443-2563 444-7948 W. K. Tinapple 5891 1-852-3543 M. F. Vance 5818 279-8070 Recorder Group Coordinator F. M. Lorz 5544/5545 486-5829 Alternate Duane Yothers 4448 888-2667 Fire Control Group Coordinator NL R. Swigert 5919 443-2563 444-7948 Alternates C. H. Hickman 5917 299-6148 J. J. Davis 4715 548-4258 Communications Group Coordinator W. F. Scharenberg 7253 451-4685 Alternat.

P. S. Kennedy 7310 885-3768 Radiological Control Group Coordinator J. F. Dettorre 4851/4850 882-2480 Alternate H. L Toy 7791 876-7978 Site Coordinate - W. J. Gallagher 4335 451-8672 West Jefferson Site Coordinator - N. E. Miller 7518/7879 451-3890 King Avenue Alternate 1 D. G. Freas 4253/4256 1-873-8179 g

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s E-2 Extension Home Medical and First Aid Group Coordinator R. J. Freedy, M.D.

6337/6338 451-1550 Alternate F. M. Tevlin 6337/6338 279-0023 Utilities Control Group Coordinator H. W. Kain 7296 457-0837 Alternate J.J. Oayton 7304 267-0415 Information/ Material Protection Group Coordinator M. F. Vance 5818 279-8070 Alternate L P. Cummins 5817 885-8447 Emergency Building Leaders Coordinator M. R. Swigert 5919 443-2563 444-7948 Alternates C. H. Hickman 5917 299-6148 J. J. Davis 4715 548-4258 Bomb Search Group Coordinator V.'.. F. Scharenberg 7253 451-4685 Alternate J. W. Karshner 7265 889-2607 Non-Ohio Emergency Groups Duxbury Coordinator C. I. Belmore 7772/617-934-5682 Alternate C. Willingham 7772/617-934-5682 Daytona Beach CoorQnator

'B. J. Merrell 904-767-3330 761-3072 Alternate F.C. Tone 904-767-3330 761-3072 TABLE 2. RECORDER GROUP Photographic Unit leader D. E. Strait 5991/5964 457-5502

d. L. Goodrich 5949/5965 846-2323 C. L Scott 5985/5965 885-6869 Alternate W. J. Weider 4643 837-5180 Public Information Unit Leader F. M. Lorz 5544/5545 486-5829

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E-3 Extension Home Recorder Unit L:ader Duane Yothers 4448 888-2667 Alternate H. R. Templeton 7818/4204 488-6765 TABLE 3. FIRE CONTROL GROUP Team 1 Captain Gus Serio 7635/7631 274-1740 P. K. Burkitt 4141/7812 876-7900 J. D. Myers 4170/4171 268-0926 D. C. Vollmer 7637 885-6748 Team 2 Captain R. E. Johnson 5526/5527 965-1501 W. E. Black 7507/7500 878-1250 L A. Salmons 4077/5481 875-4514 Team 3 Captain F. W. Lane 7640 878-4565 J. A. Stets 4782,4806 855-1148 Team 4 -- West Jefferson Fire Control Group Captain P. D. Faust 4338 879-7220 W. E. Mouser 4256/4209 486-2101 G. L Sigler 4338 876-4710 M. Vallone 4082 878-5954 C. Culver 4082 878-7499 R. E. Yates 4256 879-9489 W. C. Sanders 879-8981 274-2356 G. W. Williams 879-8981 879-8624 D. L Becker 7270 875-3872

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E-4 TABLE 4. COMMUNICATIONS GROUP Extension Home Radio Communications and Observers Unit Leader R. W. Mowery 5169/5134 451-2181 Alternate H. H. Hunter 5137/5134 268-7797 H. W. Erlenback 5938/7640 262-1942 J. R. Dye 6355 475-5382 H. R. Ball 5082 881-5637 W. G. Koehl 4105/4334 837-5246 R. F. LaBounty 4142/7180 1-389-3296 A. Gumienny 6359 870-8890 S. H. Bradley 6358 488-9345 P. E. McCrady 5809/7318 262-4351 S. M. Stansell 5834/5811 451-8073 D. A. Ladd 7807/5126 457-4037 D. B. Camoun 7260 262-3844 Internal Surveillance Unit Leader W. F. Scharenberg 7253 451-4685 Alternate C. R. Baxley 7260 457-0611 Charles Storch 4398 878-5922 Austin Washington 7979 877-9187 Warren Landis 7637/7635/7631 268-9466 Leo Bishop 7260 262-4078 Harry Linton 4853/4360 877-4685 Paul Held 4393/4399 866-3588 Ed D'Andrea 7260 885-0228 Frank Bracaloni 7260 451-2542 Jim Bishop 6357 272-2471 Jim Taylor 7260 263-0308 Charles Litsey 5221/5279 48 -6006 Forest lane 7640 878-4566 Jim Garrabrant 7640/4652 268-8386 Bernie Kauderer 7260 263-5279 Jim Neutzling 7260 459-3745 0

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s E-5 Extension Home Irdernal Surveillance Unit (continued)

Oliver Bailey 5425 299-5311 Ray Fawcett 7046 263-0412 Warren Shaw 7260 268-4096 Phil Jenkins 7260 890-6244 Ray Wood 7500/4210 878-5532 Jimmy Van Bibber 7260 457-2159 Dick Kreachbaum 7260 890-7904 V. E. Chaney 6364 262-9624 TABLE 5. RADIOLOGICAL CONTROL GROUP Emergency Site Unit Leader H. Faust 4853/4360 882-2758 Alternate A. Parsons 4263/4338 879-8742 D. McCarty 4256 890-0213 M. Berchtold 4338 879-9236 C. Postle 4254/4256 879-7141 W. Rarick 4853 852-3240 E. Sands 4338 878-2017 Personnel and Environmental Survey Unit Leader R. D. Flint 4362 875-1910 Debriefing Officer R. W. Klingensmith 4305/4338 451-2705 R. L. Zapp 4362 879-9683 R. G. Evans 4852/4303 846-7741 H. C. Linton 4853/4360 877-4685 R. J. Riester 4256 875-1046 E. R. Swindall 4338/4852 262-2624 J. S. Furr 4256 1-892-3597 J. L. Davis 4256/7270 871-1915 J. C. Woodward 4338/4852 262-4425 P. E. Tomlin 4338 513-747-3061 T. J. Frye 4256 878-6987 Radiation Dosimetry and Accident Evaluatian Unit Leader R. S. Denning 7510 451-0855 D. Farmello 4262 876-4769 r)

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K. D. Kok 7315/7879 889-1926 J. E. Howes 5269/5279 882-7598 TABLE 6. MEDICAL AND FIRST AID GROUP Medical Unit Leader R. J. Freedy, M.D.

6337/6338 451-1550 F. M. Tevlin 6337/6338 279-0023 R. J. Neutzling 6337/6338 846-9918 Dr. Rund, M.D.

422-8605 262-7048 First Aid Team #1 Captain R. E. Poling 5914/5002 231-5259 J. T. Herridge 7933/7739 451-2794 K. E. Hughes 7627/7625 476-3260 F. E. Neville 5813/7318 882-2098 T. L Stohr 7063 261-9978 A. J. Walker 7556 459-1379 First Aid Team #2 Captain M. C. Brockway 7530/7546 861-2380 T. S. Stewart 7854 1-625-6052 B. M. Johnson 6355 965-2332 R. D. Stockwell 4648 965-1593 First Aid Team #3 (West Jefferson)

Captain J. R. Justus 4256 891-0092 J. Wissinger 4256/4852 279-1218 T. J. Frye 4256 878-6987 f B u -

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E-7 TABLE 8.

UTILITES CONTROL GROUP Extension Home Electrical Team G. Higgins 7267 881-5560 C. Lautar 4080 888-2165 King Avenue HVAC Team T. Maloy 7271 885-1024 C. Snyder 7269 885-0984 C. Muzzleman 7269 436-7358 West Jefferson HVAC Team G. Williams 879-8981 879-8624 W. White 879-8981 879-7009 Building Maintenance Team J. Karshner 7265 889-2607 W. Levering 7266 279-8340 L Sale 7266 471-6944 Building Services Team B. Wicks 7270 258-2788 J. Calloway 7270 252-2929

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E-8 TABLE 10. EMERGENCY BUILDING LEADERS Columbus Building A

Captain Terry Stohr 7063 Alternate Jim Bibler 4387/4398 1

Captain John Myers 4171/4170 Alternate Dick Oden 4258 2

Captain Don Vollmer 7637/7635 Alternate Art Secrest 5391/5383 3

Captain Ron Bartoe 7459 Alternate Erlan Rose 7475/7463 4

Captain Herb Vandyke 4635/4648 Alternate Paul Mincer 4395/4399 5

Captain Chuck Baxley 7260 Alternate Ed D'Andrea 7260 Gale Harris 7260 6-6A Captain Robert E. Poling 5002/879-7619 Alternate Harry G. Leonard 4873 Donald R. Taylor 5030/4919 7

Captain Robert E. Johnson 5526/5527 Alternates R. I. Cunningham 5594/5606 i

Werner Margard 7072/7075 Sylvester Sowell 5568 Stanley Carter 7430/7442 7A Captain John Fancelli 4963 Alternate Cecil Cnner 4963 7B Captain Bob Johnson 55?6/5527 7C Captain Al G. York 7191 Alternate Art Peters 4427/5431 9

Captain Forest Lane 7640 Alternate Joe Stets 4782/4806 10 Captain Tom Maloy 7271 Alternate Jerry Defenbaugh 6361/6371 11 CoCaptains Ray Fawcett 7046/7057 Wilson Black 7500/7507 Harvey Hoagland 7748 13 Captain Harold Hucek 6379 Alternate David R. Blum 4621/5929 Stairwells Leota Galford 7715 Bob Minton 6579 XP Captain Robert E. Poling 5002/879-7619 Denald R. Taylor 5030/4919 n' t.

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West Jefferson Building Emergency Coordinator Chuck Boyer 4541 South / Middle JS-1 Bob Palmer 4542 JS-2 Joe Ryan 879-8558 Gerald Rue 879-8558 JS-6-7-10 Sheryl Green /

879-7994 Vonne Linse 7383/7377 JS-3 Harry Nuzum 879-7610/5003 Coal Gasification Mike Vallone 4082 Char'es Culver 4082 JS-8 Joe Ryan 879-8558 Emergency Joe Dettorre 4851/4850 C7ordinator North Hot Lab Art Parsons 4338/4263 Paul Tomlin 4338 JN-3 Joe Dettorre 4851/4850 Plutonium Lab Charles Postle 4254/4256 Critical Assembly Don Flint /

4362 Lab Homer Faust 4360 JM-1 J. B. Williamson 4341/4331 TABLE 11. BOMB SEARCH GROUP Location Building Captain Team Member Extension Room Auditorium Terry Stohr 7063 323

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Auditorium Philip A. McRury 6354 6A-028 Building A.

Basement Charles M. Storch 4398/4387 54 W. L. Buckel 6302/6312 6A First Henry A. Rawles, Jr.

6302/6312 201D Second Karen Barnes 4047 265B

• "...y J. Mercier 7291/4182 291 Third Rod Spaur 7034 307A Alden M. Smiley 7063 323 Building i John D. Myers 4171/4170 1107 Dick Oden 4258 1327 First Charles Robinson 4249 1123 A

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Location Building Captain Team Member Extension Room Building 1 (Continued)

Second David Lizon 4492 1202 Third Richard E. Oden 4258 1327 Fourth M Williams 4249 1123 Building 2 Donald C. Vollmer 7637 2050 Pilot Plant Wilbur Wil. son 7489 3236 Weld Lab Joe Dearring 7397 2051 Metalwork Lab Warren R. Landis 7637 2050 Building 3 Ron Bartoe 7459 3115 Basement Jack Reichelderfer 7551 3054 Roger Beal 7528 3021 First Fred Holcomb, Jr.

4279/4170 3113 hmes 5. Fippin 7468/7463 3129 Second Bruce Dulin 7551 3054 Keith F. Dentner 7612 3263 Building 4 Herbert A. Vandyke 4648/4635 4023 Basement Russell D. Stockwell 4648 4023 First Tom S. Stewart 4580 13-2-033 Paul U. Mincer 4395/4399 4120B Second Paul Held 4393/4399 4184D Building 5 Giaries Baxley 7260 5140 Ed D'Andrea 7260 5140 GP Harris 7260 5140 Basement Ed J. D'Andrea 7260 5140 James Neutzling 7260 5140 Frank Bracaloni 7260 5140 Earl B. Swetnam 4371 5039 James H. Bishop 6357 6A-033 Warren T. Shaw 7260 5140 First Austin Washington 7979 5134 Jimmey VanBibber 7260 5140 Richard Kreachbaum 7260 5140 Philip D. Jenkins 7260 5140 James L. Taylor 7260 5140 Second Paul E. McCrady 5809/7318 5228 Wm. N. Stiegelmeyer 5397/5379 5258 Carl Mullins 4189 5285 Standby for Building 5:

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a Poling 5002/4934 6324 Harry Leonard 4873/4890 6017 Basement Ronald Brown 4920 6003 William Baytos 4911 6001 Beryl Johnson 6355 6A-028 First Steve Pomeroy 7587 6'50E Gerald Ward 5321/5299 M 23 Second Ken Hughes 7627 6202 Gary Wilkinson 7733 735o Third Sandra Schaeffer 4309/4806 6350 Wendel Richardson 4996/4919 6334 Building 7 Robert E. Johnson 5526/5527 7047 Ray Cunningham 5615 7246 (7-C)

Alvin G. York 7191 7C-005 Basement Robert E. Johnson 5526/5527 7047 Sylvester Sowell 5568

'B First Robert L Davis 5509 7135 William J. 51ueller 5509 7135 Donald E. Wirth 5574 7160 Charles B. Hoy 5554 7130 Second Lynn Clark 7621 7259 Ray Cunningham 5615 7246 Tom Powell 7629 7263 Third Werner L. Afargard 7072/'70-'S 7310 Stanley D. Carter 7430 7200 Bernard Snyder 5317 7325 Charles T. Litsey 5221 7334 7-A John Fancelli 4963 6006 7-C Alvin G. York 7191 7C-005 Greg White 7191 7C-005 Building 9 Forest W. Lane 7640 Bldg. 9 Harold W. Erlenbach 7640 Bldg. 9 Paul R. Fritter 4782/4806 9048 Jesse J. Parks 4413 9038 LawTence W. Sfiga 4867/4847 9126 Donald H. Lyons 4547/7640 Bldg. 9 Harry L. Williams 7640/7952 Bldg. 9 Building 10 Tom Slaloy 7271 1 I N-0029 Basement Rodney Nicody td69/6368 10-O '. I Willard Kitchell 6369/6368 10-011 v

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7044 11-1-029 Second Donald J. Hackman 7878/7894 11-2-052 Third Tom Aishton 7406/7407 11-3-022 John D. Dickson 7414/7407 11-3-012 Fourth Omar L. Deel 4405/4434 11-4-027 David R. Mayes 4415 11--4-039 Fifth Corinne Buoni 4706 11-5-015 Harry Smail 6481 11-5-080A Sixth Clarence J. Webb 7327 11-6-038 Lewis Gravely 7332/7304 11-6-132 Seventh Gary Forsyth 5935 11-7-031 Thomas A. McClure 6534/6531 11-7-054 Eighth Donald P. Moon 7779/4064 11-8-089 A. R. Fish 7755 11-8-105 Ninth Robert F. LaBounty 4142/7180 11-9-129

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Location Building Captain Team Member Extension Room Tenth Arnold G. Carter 7505 11-3-028 Harvey H. Hoagland 7748 11-10-082 Eleventh Thomas E. Maloy 7271 1 I N-4429 Carl F. Snyder 7269 1IN-0-012 Building 13 David R. Blum 4621/5929 13-0-146 Basement Ralph L. Goodrich 5949/5965 13-0-069 Ed Hughes 5945 13-0-046 First Terry L. Shiley 5987/3973 13-1-073 Gary Koch 5989 13-1-076C Second William G. Coppins 7534/7546 13-2-074 Dave Seifert 7610/7463 13-2-081 Third Jack Mortland 7004 13-3-024 Richard A. Wood 4233 13-3-038 Fourth Philip M. Lindsey 5082/5088 13-4-070 Joe Backoffen 6593 13-4-173 Fifth Sixth Seventh Edward C. Hilbert 5190/6335 13-7-042 Curt Muzzleman 7269 11-N-0012 Indianola Warehouse Frank H. Wilson 7270 11 N-0-025 West Jefferson J. F. Dettorre 4851/4850 JN-2 JN-t Arthur Parsons 4338/4263 JN-1 Paul E. Tomlin 4338 JN-1 JN-2 R. Don Flint 4362 JN-2 JN-3 J. F. Dettorre 4351/4850 JN-2 R. G. Evans

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.M David G. Freas 4253/4256 JN-4 JM-1 J. B. Williamson 4341/4331 JM-1 JS-1 Bob Palmer 4542 JS-1 JS-6 Sheryll C. Green 879-7994 JS-6 Vonne D. Linse 7383/7377 11-9-029 JS-All buildings not Glenn W. Williams 879-898I JN regularly staffed:

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1. Belmore Main Lab in Duxbury, Bridge House B. Richards Street House in Duxbury B. Merrell Florida Paul Perra Connecticut (The Connecticut facility is the property of Northeast Utilities, so Paul wil' coordinate emergency operations with the Northeast Utilities Emergency Coordinator.)

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j subject Revision ergency Plans and Procedures, appendix B-JN4 d

Enclosed you will find the lastest revision to the JN4 sect 6;n of Emergency Plans and Procedures, pgs.B-23 thru B-33.

Please insert in your binder and destroy the outdated section.

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2, 3,

and 5*

s and A.

D.

Barnhart K.

E.

hughes E.

E.

Rose R.

L.

Bartoe J.

A.

Jacomet J.

M.

Batch R,

Jackson J.

W.

Ryan C.

R.

Baxley R.

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Johnson A.

C.

Secrest C.

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Belmore W.

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Jones Gus Serio J.

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Bibler Jim Justus Wm. S cha r e nb e rg D.

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Blum L.

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Kalb R.

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Severance C.

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Boyer J.

W.

Karshner T

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Shiley M.

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Brockway P.

S.

Kennedy C.

L.

S ka rlo ke n W.

L.

Buckel D.

L.

Kiefer J.

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Smith Marty Buller R.

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King R.

D.

Smith Stan Carter J.

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Kinney R.

E.

Snyder I.

L.

Carter G.

E.

Kirsch S.

Sowell M.

J.

Cassady R.

W.

Klingensmith W.

Spalsbury J.

F.

Clark W.

R.

Landis W.

J.

Stanton J.

J.

Clayton F.

W.

Lane T.

S.

Stewart C.

L.

Griner H.

G.

Leonard W.

N.

Stiegelmeyer L.

P.

Cummins R.

F.

Leslein R.

D.

Stockwell R.

I.

Cunningham W.

E.

Levering T.

Stohr S.

L.

Custer P.

M.

Lindsey M.

P.

Swigert E.

J.

D'Andrea T.

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Maloy D.

R.

Taylor J.

F.

Dettorre W.

Margard F. M.

Tevlin R.

G.

Evans W.

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Maxey Cecil Thompson J.

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Fancelli R.

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Marshall G.

R.

Thompson H.

M.

Faust D.

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McKown Paul Tomlin P.

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Faust Billy Merrill H.

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Toy (8 copies **)

R.

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Fawcett B.

M.

Meyers E.

W.

Ungar S.

L.

Fawcett J.

F.

Miller F.

F.

Vance J.

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Fippin P.

Mincer H.

A. Vandyke R.

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Flint S.

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Morrisey M.

Vallone P.

F.

Forgrave R.

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Mowery D.

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Vollmer D.

G.

Freas J.

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Myers G.

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Wall W.

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French L.

B.

Myers L.

D.

Wallace L.

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Galford R.

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Neutzling M.

V. Weaver S.

C.

Green Frank Neville W.

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Welch G.

Gilliland Jack Nichols W.

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White D.

R..Grieser R.

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Oden B.

C.

Wicks H.

T.

Gruber R.

Palmer L.

W.

Williams D.

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Hackney Arthur Parsons Menthorn U1111ams T.

C.

Halliday D.

J.

Perley J.

B.

Williamson G.

D.

Harris A.

C.

Peters J.

E.

Wissinger H.

C.

Bess R.

E.

Poling A.

G.

York C.

H.

Hickman C.

G.

Postle D.

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Yothers G.

Higgins Sylvia Riblet J.

Stetts E.

C.

Hilbert J.

L.

Riblet L.

L.

Hinshaw R.

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Richison Duty Engineer-Steam F1 ant H.

H.

Hoagland J.

D.

Robins Security Control Center-King Ave.

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December 26, 1978 Emergency Plans and s

Procedures This list includes Emergency Building leaders, Emergency Floor leaders, and staff listed in the contents of Emer3_enev Plans and Procedures not included in Tabs 1,

2, 3,

and 5.

• Tab 1: *** Management Council, Dep ar tment Managers Tab 2:

Sr. Research Leaderr, Sr. Program Managers Tab 3:

Asst. Dept. Managers, Section Mankgers Tab 5-Staff Managers, Group Managers Two copies each to E.

W.

Ungar, J.

J.

Blanda, J.

R.

Bahlmann, R.

W.

Smith Jr.,

S. Globe, G.

M.

McClure, T.

J.

Milford, C.

J.

Lyons, D.

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Facility Call List Call in Order Listed Extension Pagemaster Home Building Emergency J. B. Williamson 4256 9-878-8220 Coordinator OR Alternate C. Postle 4254/4256 9-879-7141 OR Alternate W. Rarick 4256 9-852-3240 Associate Sectien Nianager D. G. Freas 4253/4256 9-1-873-8179 West Jeff. Nuclear Facility J. B. Brown 4850/7120 9-486-0815 and Section hianager Assistant Site 5 tanager J. F. Dettorre 4851/4850 9-882-2480 Health Physics Services G. E. Kirsch 4852 181 9-891-1006 OR Health Physics Services J. Wissinger 4256/4852 9-279-1218 Security W. K. Tinapple 5891 891 9-852-3543 OR (If from Columbus 1-852-3543)

Security

51. F. Vance 5818 911 9-279-S070 Radiological Safety D. A. NicKown 5915 131 9-451 Officer (Safety Dept.)

OR Safety Department

31. R. Swigert 5919/5917 341 W 43-2563 OR Safety Department C. H. Hickman 5917/5919 121 9-299-6l48 OR Emergency Coordinator R. D. Niiller 5911/5913 251 9-488-2200

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E31ERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR THE PLUTONIU51 LABORATORY

1. Nature of Normal Operations The BCL Plutonium Laboratory houses approximately thirty (30) glovebox stations within a laboratory area of about 7160 square feet. The capabilities of this laboratory are quite vaned, providing for extensive material property studies and semi-production operations. Stost of the gloveboxes are freestanding, thereby permitting rigid control of materials accountability and limiting the potential for a catastrophe as might be caused by criticality or fire. The research and development efforts conducted in this facility encompass a variety of radioactive materials, including plutonium and uranium. Although these materials represent the major focus of research to <1 ate, the facility is capable of handling most radioactive materials which emit alpha, beta, soft gamma, and low energy neutron radiations.

The Plutonium Laboratory conducts research operations under License SN5f-7 and as an Exempt Facility operating under DOE Contract W-7405-eng-92. Under the provisions of the SN>f-7 license, the laboratcry is ermitted to process up to 900 g ams of plutonium including not more than 300 grams of Pu2 8 plus 600 grams Pu239 As an Exempt Facility 9nder DOE Contract W-7405-eng-92, the laboratory is permitted to process up to 14 kilogram af plutonium.

II. Nature of Potential Internal incidents The major types of incidents that can occur internal to the facility fall into two general categories. The first includes incidents that can cause total or partial destruction of the facility or result in breachment to the atmosphere. Those incidents would include fire, explosion, or equipment malfunctions which would result in breachment of the facility proper or the protective systems for the various effluents. The second type includes those incidents that generally result in contamination of the laboratory or the release of radiation. Such events would include enti-cality, breachments of containment and acciJental operations. Containment breachments generally result from glovebox overpressurization, equipment malfunction, faulty gloves or bags, and operator er; ors, which would not result, generally, in facility breachment.

III. Emergency Action While radiological emergencies originate with individual facilities and must be handled initially under the emergency plans of that facility. the Radiological Control Group (see Appendix C) assumes control of the involved facility and the immediate surrounding area in the event of a nuclear criticality accident or incident involving the release. or threatened release. of radioactive materials beyond the confines of the facilities in wriich such materials are used.

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B-25 Emergencies in the Plutonium Laboratory can be broken down into several categories as previously defined, each of which requires a separate t,pe of response by the facility staff.

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This section defines the general response required for each emergency and lists those responsible for directing the related activities. Names and telephone numbers of those individuals will be found in the facility call list. Emergency response to in-facility alarms except criticality will be directed by the Operating Supervisor (or his designated alternate). and emergency response to enticality a id/or out-of-facility contamination situations will be directed by the Radiological Control Group. Descriptions of the indicating alarms are given in the following table.

Alarms within System Bldg. JN-4 SACC KACC CAM 8 stations with both Indicator light, Audible and audible and visual buzzer, and visual - non-readout printout distinguishir.g Audible - continuous bell Criticality 5 stations with both Ditto Ditto audible and visual readout Audible - Klaxon horn Fire

~ 50 stations with both audible and visual readout Audible - intermittent bell Stack CAMS 4 stations with both audible and visual readout Audible - pulsing sonalert A. AIRBORNE CONTAMINATION DURING WORK HOURS (without criticality alarm)

Upon detection of airborne contamination in any section of the laboratory, a continuous alarm bell will sound.

1. All personnel in the laboratory section of the facility will evacuate the building immediately by the nearest safe exit,

a. During evacuation do not enter a section of the laboratory that has a lighted DO NOT ENTER sign.

b. During evacuation, scan visually the areas passed through for injured persons or a possible source of trouble.

c. Close all doors after passing through to help maintain the facility pressure regulation.

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2. All personnel in the shower rooms and offices proceed outside via the main office hallway.

Note: A portable alpha survey instrument and facility sign-in book are located near the front door of JN-4. The secretary or one of those evacuating the office area should carry these to the assembly area.

3. Upon leaving the building proceed to an outside assembly area upwind of the building.

4.

During evacuation, if possible, the following should be Gserved by those evacuating the front office area: (a) The room in which contamination has been released, (b) if airborne contam-ination is being released from the stacks.

5. The Operating Supervisor or alternate should proceed directly to the assembly area and initiate the following:

a. Conduct a roll call of all personnel in the building.

b. Survey all personnel for u. jury and contamination. Contaminated persons should be di-vested of contaminated clothing and provided with overalls. (Upon completion of this step or if no contamination is found, proceed to the Emergency Assembly Area in JN-3.)

c. If a person or persons are injured, folk v the appropriate West Jefferson Emergency Instruc-tion for injuries.

d. Send for Healdt Physics assistance if not arranged earlier.

e. Accumulate all known information pertaining to.

i. Source of airborne release in the facility, ii. Airbor'e release from the facility. [If such has occurred. refer to the Fan and Blower Shutdown Procedures.

iii. Persons not accounted for.

iv. Any damage noted during evacuation.

f. Organize a reentry team. If persons are known to have remained in the laboratory, a rescue effort should take priority over all other less urgent activities.

g. Provide the facility and section management with a status report of the situation and its control.

Note: If airborne contamination is being or has been released from the building the West Jefferson Major Emergency Call List should be called and the RCG Coordinator or his alternate will assume leadership upon arrival.

Warning: When unknown amounts of airborne contaminants are possible, the use of pressure / demand air masks is mandatory. The use of these masks is limited to 20 minutes nominal.

6. The reentry team (at least two people for reentry and one at a standby station - one of which should be a Hecith Physicist) should equip themselves with protective clothing and appropnat; respiratory equipment (from either the facility or the Emergency Center in Building JN-3) and proceed to the area of the alarm. The third team member should be in radio contact with the Emergency Center (JN-3). Radio WMkie Talkies are available at the Emergency Center. The concerns upon reentry should be:

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a. To assist and evacuate any injured or disabled persons.

b. To determine the source of release and correct the situation if possible.

c. To isolate the contaminated area from the other areas of the laboratory and take all pre-cautions necessary to prevent the release of contamination from the building.

7. The reentry team upon leaving the area should:

a. Follow Health Physics procedures as directed by the attending health physicists.

b. Report to the Operating Supervisor or alternate all findings and activities performed.

8. He Operating Supervisor with the aid of assisting groups should attend to the following:

a. Care for injured or disabled persons.

b. Organize groups for cleaning up any contamination either released from the.^2cility or carried out by personnel during evacuation.

c. Organize a sound program for the recovery operations with Health Physics assistance and appropriate documentation.

d. Organize recovery crews as necessitated by the severity c f the incident.

B. AIRBORNE CONTA3tINATION WHEN FACILITY IS UNATTENDED (without criticality alarm)

This alarm will be detected after hours by the guard at the SACC or by a guard viewing the alarm board thrcugh the front window.

1. The SACC will call immediately. two of the first five persons on the facility call list, who will proceed to the facility to investigate the alarm.

2. The first person arriving at the facility will proceed to the Call readouts in the office hallway and determine:

a. The area in which contamination is being released.

b. If airborne contamination is being released from the stacks.

3. The Operating Supervisor or one of the alternates indicated in the Facility Call List will be called and the information conveyed to him. DO NOT ENTER THE :ONTAMINATED AREA WITHOUT ASSISTANCE. If airborne contamination is being released from the building, refer to the Fan and Blower Shutdown Procedures and direct the guard at the SACC to complete calling of the Facility Call List and call the people on the West Jefferson Major Emergency Call List.

4. The Operating Supervisor or alternate will appraise the information and:

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m The RCG Site Coordinator or alternate will direct the emergency activities if contamination has been released from the building.

C. CRITICALITY DURING WORK HOURS Upon detection of gamma radiation levels above 20 mr/hr a Klaxon horn will be sounded throughout the facility.

1. All personnel will immediately evacuate the facility at the nearest exit and then proceed to the Emergency Assembly Area in Building JN-3.

2. After assembly:

a. A check will be taken to account for all persons.

b. Check all personnel for possible contamination and take appropriate measures.

c. The Operating Supervisor or alternate will notify the SACC to call the people on the Facility Call List, and the West Jefferson Shjor Emergency Call List.

d. If persons were left in the building, the West Jefferson Emergency Squad will be called to proceed to the area and stand by.

e. A Health Physicist will be requested immediately to check the. ail on the film badges

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and survey all persons for contamination.

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The RCG Site Coordinator or his alternate will take charge and initiate appropriate action.

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All personnel should remain a safe distance from the building until notified of the situation.

D. CRITICALITY WHEN FACILITY IS UNATTENDED

1. The alarm will be detected by the SACC who will:

a. Evacuate the area of nonessential personnel to the main security gate.

b. Call the people on the Pu Facility and West Jefferson N!ajor Emergency Call Lists.

c. Stop all vehicular traffic at the main security gate.

d. Only personnel directed to respond to the alarm are to be given access to the area.

2. All of the persons notified should p oceed immediately to the main security gate.

3. The RCG Site Coordinator or his alternate will take charge and initiate appropriate RCG action.

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If contamination is being released from the stack or into the building those in the building are to evacuate and proceed as they would for contamination during working hours.

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1. Persons in the office area will remain in the building (if there is no contamination re-lease) and take the following action:

Immediately notify personnel in the laboratory by means of the facility intercom a.

where the fire is located as indicated by the alarm readout.

b. Stand by to assist as r.eeded.

c. At least two persons in the office area or from the laboratory are to equip themselves with protecdve clothing and pressure-demand type respirators to assist those in the laboratory if needed.

2. Persons in the '.aboratory will:

a. Equip themselves with respirators.

b. Cautiously search for the cause of the alarm.

3. If the CAM alarms are sounded or if there is cther reason to suspect loss of containment, the two persons equipped with pressure-demand type respirators should proceed into the labora-tory and continue the search for fire, while others evacuate.

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If there is any doubt of facility personnel being able to control the fire, call the West Jefferson Fire Department.

a. Attend to the fire using an appropriate means for extinguishing.

b. If contamination is being released from the stecks, refer to the Fan and Blower Shutdown Procedures, and have standby personnel call the people on the West Jefferson Major Err.ergen y Call List.

c. Attempt to keep the fire away from the gloveboxes and areas where plutonium is kept.

5. If fire is found in a glovebox:

If an extinguisher is necessary, personnel wearing pressure / demand air masks should a.

obtain an appropriate fire extinguisher and attack the fire by breaching the box containment through a glove or bag, being careful to avoid release of contamination at this breach. Be careful of pressurizing the box - use only short bursts from the extinguisher and observe pressure indications.

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used otherwise, usually fog or fine spray). Cooling may be achieved by flooding water on the underside of the glovebox floor if burning material is rested on the box floor.

6. Additional persons arriving at the facility should equip themselves with pressure-demand respirators and proceed to the laboratory to assist.

7. The Operating Supervisor or alternate will:

a. Direct the efforts of any auxiliary groups such as the West Jefferson Fire Department within the facility.

b. Organize recovery crews as necessitated by the severity of the fire.

c. If the fire has caused breach of containment and spread of contamination, direct crews to isolate the contaminated area from the rest of the laboratory, if possible.

d. Organize a health physics program for recovery operations with appropriate documentation.

8. If radioactive release to the environment has occurred or is imminent, the RCG Site Coordinator or his alternate will be called and will assume control.

F. FIRE WHEN FACILITY IS UNATTENDED The alarm will be detected by SACC.

1. SACC will;

a. Call immediately two of the first five persons on the Facility Call List, who will proceed to the facility.

b. Call the West Jefferson Fire Department.

c. Upon direction from the tirst person responding, call the remaining people on the Facility Call List.

2. The first two responding persons will proceed to the JN-4 office area or the JN-3 Emergency area and obtain pressure demand respirators.

3. With the respirator on, and the guard as a backup, the first person will:

a. Check the location of the alarmmg fire detector.

b. Proceed to the CAM readout in the office hallway and determine if:

i. Contamination is being released from the stacks.

ii. Contamination is being released into the building.

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c. If contamination is being released from the stacks, refer to the Fan and Blower Shutdown Procedures and have SACC call the West Jefferson 5fajor Emergency Call List.

d. Two people with protective clothing and air masks are required for entry into the lab. Consequence of the situation may warrant waiting for a third re-spondee before proceeding into the fire area.

e. Proceed carefully into the laboratory and search for the cause of the alarm. If fire is found, take the necessary course of action to extinguish it.

f. If fire is out of control when discovered:

i. Evacuate to a safe distance and report to the Facility Supervisor or his alternate.

ii. Direct the SACC personnel to call the West Jefferson Afajor Emergency Call List.

iii. Wait for help in trying to extinguish it.

iv. If possible, take measures to prevent spreading of the fire.

5. Persons arriving at the site should also equip them: elves with pressure-demand type respirators and proceed to the facility to assist.

6. The West Jefferson Fire Department should be escorted to the laboratory and directed in all fire fighting activities. THEY SHOULD NOT ENTER THE FACILITY WITHOUT DIRECTION NOR WITHOUT SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS.

7. Upon arriving at the facility, the Operating Supervisor or alternate will:

Direct the efforts of any auxiliary groups such as the West Jefferson Fire Department.

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b. Organize recovery crews as necessitated by the severity of the fire.

If the fire has caused breach of containment and spread of contamination, direct c.

crews to isolate the contaminated area from the rest of the laboratory, if possible.

d. Organize a health physics program for recovery operations with appropriate documentation.

8. If radioactive release to the environment has occurred or is imminent, the RCG Site Coordi-nator or his alternate will assu.ne control.

IV. EXTERNAL THREATS TO SECURITY A. If notified, of an extemal threat to the safety of the staff and facility, secure or shut down all experiments and operations, if time permits.

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1. Fire, flood, earthquake warning - proceed to Assembly Area outside building.

2. Tornado warning - proceed to Emergency Assernbly Area, Building JN-3.

3. National Warning - proceed to Emergency Assembly Area. Building JN-3.

4. Security threat - proceed to Emergency Assembly Area. Building JN-3.

V. FAN AND BLOWER SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE A. In the event that the stack filters are somehow oreached, and contamination is allowed to leak outside the Facility, some effort must be taken to minimize the atmospheric con-tamination.

Immediate action should be taken to shut down the exhaust blowers on the Facility roof.

However, caution must be used because there is more than one element to the air handling system. Each Lab room is supplied with air from a supply fan. When the exhaust fans are stopped the supply fans for that area must also be stopped or the Lab will pressurize, thus offering another possibility for escaping contamination.

Each glovebox is supplied with nitrogen at 10 psi from a bulk station external to the facility.

This nitrogen pressure is maintained at a relatively low flow rate, but,in time, could possibly

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cause glovebox overpressurization.

The Facility can be roughly divided into two parts - the original lab area and the new lab area. These two areas can be shut down separately, thus allowing a part of the facility to operate normally while repairs are being made in the balance of the facility.

B. Shutting Down the Fans and Blowers for the Entire Laboratory.

1. In the front office alarm center:

a. Turn to "OFF" Exhaust Fans 7 and 8

b. Turn to "OFF" Supply Fans 1, 2, and 3

c. Turn to "OFF" the Box 37 Exhaust Fan

2. In the mechanical room:

a. Turn to "OFF" three old Lab Exhaust Fans.

3. In the old boiler room:

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At the liquid nitrogen supply tank:

a. Turn off both outlet valves at manifold.

C. Shutting Down the Fans and Blowers for the Original (Old) Lab Area Only

1. In the front office alarm center:

a. Turn to "OFF" Supply Fans I and 2

2. In the mechanical room:

a. Turn to "OFF" the three old Lab Exhaust Fans

3. In the old boiler room:

a. Turn to "OFF" all three Exhaust Fans 4.

In the old lab area - south wall manifold

a. Shut off nitrogen to old lab only.

CAUTION: Shutting down the air in the old lab will cause some air movement from the old lab area into the main laboratory hallway.

D. Shutting Down the Fans and Blowers for the New Laboratory Area Only.

1. In the front office alarm center:

a. Turn to "OFF" the Exhaust Fans 7 and 8

b. Turn to "OFF" the Supply Fan 3

c. Turn to "OFF" Box 37 Exhaust Fan

2. In the old lab - south wall manifold

a. Shut off the mirogen to the new lab only.

E. The individual exhaust blowers in the old laboratory area can be isolated by special valving located adjacent to the stack filters, but these valves should be operated by knowledgeable personnel only.

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