ML20045B592

Rev 1 to Procedure LZP-1210-4, Reporting of Transportation Accident.

ML20045B592
Person / Time
Site:	LaSalle
Issue date:	05/28/1993
From:	COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
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LZP-1210-4, NUDOCS 9306180106
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7-Y a LAP-820-3 Revision 28 August 2, 1991

. 9 ATTACHMENT C OFF-SITE PROCEDURE NOTIFICATION FORM DATE: THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1993 DISTRIBUTE TO: US NRC/ WASHINGTON,D.C.

Please REMOVE the following pages from your controlled copy of the LaSalle County Station Procedures Manual. INSERT the new pages as indicated and REMOVE and DESTROY the superseded pages. 3IGN this transmittal form in the space provided for Manual holder below. RETURN this signed sheet to:

Central File Supervisor LaSalle County Station Station Manager LaSalle County Station SET NUMBER: 97 MANUAL HOLDER SIGNATURE DATE (IF NEW HOLDER, PLEASE ADVISE.)

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• 06/01/93 LZP D1Qr3 Page 3 pygig. TI*ILE REV. DATE LZP-1185-1 CHEMISTRY DIRECTOR IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 00 2/91 LZP-1190-01 TSC ENVIRONS DIRECTOR IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 03 4/91 LZP-1195-1 ODCS SPECIALIST IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 00 3/93 LZP-1200-1 CLASSIFICATION OF GSEP CONDITIONS 10 9/91 LZP-1200-2 DELETED 05 8/88 LZP-1200-3 DELETED 03 8/88 LZP-1200-4 DELETED 03 8/38 LZP-1200-5 GSEP GUIDELINES FOR RECOMMENDED OFFSITE 06 10/92 PROTECTIVE ACTIONS LZP-1210-1 REPORTING HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCIDENTS AND OTHER 13 7/92 MAJOR TROUBLE LZP-1210-2 NUCLEAR ACCIDENT REPORTING SYSTEM (NARS) FORM 05 9/92 00 I

LZP-1210-3 STATE AGENCY UPDATES 6/92 LZP-1210-4 REPORTING OF A TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT 01 5/93 LZP-1220-1 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER 02 8/91 l LZP-1220-4 DELETED 01 7/81 LZP-1240-1 ACTIVATION OF THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE 00 12/90 DATA SYSTEM (ERDS)  !

l LZP-1250-1 A-MODEL OPERATION 00 3/88 LZP-1250-3 A-MODEL INFORMATIONAL MESSAGES 00 8/88 LZP-1250-4 A-MODEL PARAMETERS VIEWED WITH GSEP PROGRAM 00 11/90 1

LZP-1250-5 ODCS CONTROL ROOM (ODCSCR) PROGRAM 00 11/90 I LZP-1250-6 ODCS ADMINISTRATIVE (ODCSADM) PROGRAM 00 11/90 I LZP-1310-1 LZP-1320-1 NOTIFICATIONS AUGMENTATION OF PLANT STAFFING 22 46 12/92 5/93 l I

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LZP-1210-4 5 Revision 1 May 28, 1993 REPORTING OP A TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT A. ITREQSE The purpose of this procedure to outline the notifications and actions required for a Transportation Accident involving radioactive material or l problems that may occur at the burial site or processor site. l B. EErERENCES

1. Generating Station Emergency Plan (GSEP).

I 2. LZP-1110-1, " Station Director (Acting Station Director) Implementing Procedure".

3. LZP-4200-1, " Classification of GSEP Conditions".

4. LZP-1310-1, " Notifications".

NRC Information Notica 92-62, " Emergency Response Information I 5.

Requirements for Radioactive Material Shipments" (AIR 373-103-92-06201).

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6. LAP-100-16, " Radioactive Waste Shipments".

7. LRP-1520-4, " Radioactive Material (Non-waste) Shipments".

C. EEEEEQUl. SITES

1. None.

D. EEECAUTIONS I E.

1. None.

LJ11LT1gTIONS AND ACTIONS

1. Transportation Accident in no longer considered a specific GSEP classification unless it meets the criteria of EAL 9, increased awareness of state and local offsite officials. A Transportation I Accident is defined as.a vehicular accident that occurs outside the protected area and;

a. A vehicle transporting radioactive materials or non-radioactive I hazardous material from a Commonwealth Edison generating station is involved in a situation in which; I

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1) Fire, breakage or suspected contamination occurs involving a shipment of hazardous material (including radioactive material) in which a breach of the integrity of a shipping I 2) container has occurred or could possibly occur or; As a direct result of hazardous materials, a) A person is killed; or b) A person receives injuries requiring hospitalization; or i

c) Estimated carrier or other property damage exceeds '

$50,000,

b. Any other condition involving hazardous material transportation equivalent to the criteria listed in Item "a" above.

I 2. Transportation Accidents shall be reported us;ing commercial phone lines. The NARS Form will not be used to report Transportation l

Accidents since they are not a GSEP Classification.

3. Since a Transportation Accident is an offsite occurrence, the Corporate Officesniuclear Duty Of ficer may be notified of the situation prior to the Station. i

4. For Transportation Accidents that are not classified as a GSEP, l I notif 3 cation of the NRC 16 required within four hours per 10CFR50.72(b)(2)(vi).

The " Radioactive Shipment Binder" that is maintained in the Shif t 1

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Telephone numbers for Federal, State or local agencies can be found in the Emergency Response Facilities Telephone Directory in the ,I section tabbed " Support Groups" or Appendix E. i

1. COMPLETE the Field Report Form (Attachment A) with as much l I inf ortnotion that is known, l

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2. REFER to the " Radioactive Shipment Binder" to find the specific l information regarding the shipment (Reference 6 or 7) and then use l Attachment B to provide the emergency response information. l I Attachment B contains three sections; Section 1, Radioactive Shipments: Section 2, Empty Package, instruments, articles and Limited Quantity Shipments; and Section 3, Burial Site or Processor l

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Site Problems (Reference 5). l

3. If the incident involves shipment of new fuel, contact the on-call l Nuclear Engineer (Reference 5). l

4. NOTITY the following:

a. Bulk Power Operations. l

b. NRC Operations Center per LZP-1310-1, " Notifications".

c. The United States Department of Transportation.

d. The County and/or local emergency agencies nearest to the scene of the accident.

e. Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA).

f. I111nois Department of Nuclear Safety (IDNS); REAC Office.

g. The appropriate State Emergency Management Agency if the accident occurred outside the state of Illinois.

h. The National Response Center as appropriate per Section 6.6.4 of the GSEP Manual.

1. If the shipment involves Special Nuclear Materials (i.e.,

enriched uranium 233 or 235, or contains any plutonium) the I 5.

Station Nuclear Materials Custodian should also be notified as soon as possible.

CLASSITY the Transportation Accident as a GSEP Unusual Event per I Condition 9, if it is determined increased awareness on the part of state and/or local offsite officials is warranted.

6. IMPLEMENT the GSEP per LZP-1110-1 " Station Director (Acting Station Director) Implementing Procedure" and activate the Station GSEP Group if an Unusual Event is classified.

7. DISPATCH personnel to the scene for evaluation as deemed necessary.

G. f,1(ECKLI STS

1. None.

H. IICHNICAL SPECITICATION REFERENCES I 1.

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ATTAC104ENT A lil5Pinf:TsMs!iil Date: / /

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Incident Nurnber _,

d5 Notify:II.IINOIS EMERGENCY SERVICES AND DLSASTER AGENCY 1800082 7860 or 217082 7860 I. 1. Caller: 14. On Scene

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15. No. injured: [] Haz. mat related i I 3. Caller vws

4. Type of inewnt-[ ] Fire [ ] 1.cak or Spill

[] Explosion [] WaterInvolvement

[] Gas or Vapor cloud [] Other Where taken:

16. Public health risks and/orprecautions taken, inetaA6: # evnenarM l

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17. .M*= ace needed from State Agencies.

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6. Area Involved: [ ] Highway [ ] Rail [ ] Pixed Fac Iny  :

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7. Material (s) Involved 18. C~" 6manticleanup accons and piens:

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[]Pesucade []Radisacave CAS #: .

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Is this a 302 (a) Extmnely Hazardous Substance?

[]Yes []No [] Unknown Temp.

19: Weather: [ ] sunny [ ] overcast [ ] night

[] ptly. cidy. [] rain [] snow P wind dir. speed mph.

Is this a RCRA Hazardous Waste?

I []Yes []No[] Unknown if Yes, is this a RCRA regulated facilay?

[]Yes []No 20: Responsible Party:

S. Ce=iner. [] Truck [] RR car [] Drum ennret person:___

[] Aboveground tank [] Pipelme PhoneC

[] Urs.r i tank [] Other Maihng address:

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Amount released:

Rate of release: / min.

10. Cause of release: Notifications:

11. Psrsmatart spill extenc .

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1 I The 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> telephone number of a person with detailed knowledge of the Hazardous characteristics of the Material being shipped ist Shift Enginear 315.157-6761 Ext,_22 &

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!!EAL21L11AZAEDE SPILLED radioactive materials usually will be visible if package falls. l MATERIALS in Special Form or in Type B packagings are not czpected to cause contamination in accidents. l l

Many of these tnaterials may not have radioactive materials labels.

EXTERNAL radiation from unshielded radioactive material. l INTERNAL radiation for inhalation, ingestion or breaks in skin.

Radioactive material; degree of hazard will vary greatly, depending on type l and quantity of radioactive material and type of packaging. l l

RUNOTT from fire control or dilutlor water may cease pollution. l Some radioactive materials cannot be detected by commonly available l Instruments. I I

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Some of these materials may burn, but none of them ignites readily. l Radioactivity does not change flammability or other properties of the l materials. l l

EMERGENCY ACTION l KEEP unnecessary people at least 150 feet upwind of spills greater distances- l may be necessary for people downwind or if advised by qualified Radiation I

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Section 1 (Continued) l I LMERGEliCY ACDGi (Continued)

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l RESPONSE actions may be performed prior to any measurement of radiation.

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l Limit entry to shortest possible time. l l

Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and structural fire fight.er's l protective clothing will provide limited protection for short-term exposure to l these materials. l Detain uninjured persons, isolate equipment with suspected contamination and l delay cleanup until instruction of Radiation Authority. l l

I CALL (SIAHON 24 HOUR EMERGENCY RESE21SE NUMBER) FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE.

water pollution occurs, NOTIFY the appropriate authorities.

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l FIRE l I Do not move damaged containers; move undamaged containers out of fire zone.l l

l Small Fires: Dry chemical CO2, Halon, water spray or standard foam.

Large rires: Water Spray, fog (floodjng amounts). For massive fire in l cargo area, use unmanned hose nolder or monitor nozzles. Fight fire from l I maximum distance. Stay away from ends of tanks.

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l Small Liquid Spills: Take up with sand, earth or other noncombustible l absorbent material. l l

Large Spills: Dike far ahead of liquid spill for later disposal. l Cover powder spill with plastic or tarp to minimize spreading. l FIRST AID Call emergency medical care. l I If not affecting injury, remove and isolate contaminated clothing and shoes wrap victim in blanket before transporting.

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If not injured, remove and isolate contaminated clothing and shoest shower l victim with soap and water. l l

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Except for the injured, detain persons and equipment exposed to I radioactive material until arrival or instruction of Radiation Authority. l 1

Medical treatment for serious or life threatening injuries should be given l priority over radiological concerns consistent with the safety and well l being of medical responders.

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The 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> telephone number of a person with detailed knowledge of l the Hazardous characteristics of the Material being shipped is l Shift Engin m H15-357-6761 Ext. 22ph l l

l PCTTENTIAL HAZARDS l HEALTH HAZARDS Low-level radioactive material; little personal radiation hazard. Many packages are not required to have radioactive l materials labels or markings. Some radioactive materials l cannot be detected by commonly available instruments. l l

FIRE OR EXPLOSION Some of these materials may burn, but none of them ignites l I readily. R=tdioactivity does not change flammability or other properties of the materials.

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Keep unnecessary people aways isolate hazard area and deny entry. Response l actions may be performed prior to any radiation measurements. Positive l s pressure self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and structural l firefighters' protective clothing will provide limited protection. Notify l Radiation Authority of accident conditions. Detain uninjured persons, isolate l equipment with 1;uspected contamination, and delay cleanup until instruction of l I Radiation Authority.

CALL (SIAUR[i 24 HOUR EMERGENC1 RESPONSE NUMBER) FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE.

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Large Fires Water spray, fog (flooding amounts). l I SPILL OR LEAK Do not touch damaged containers or spilled material.

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Section 3 l I GUIDELINE FOR BURIAL SITE VIOLATION OR PROCESSOR SITE PRC3LEM I

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1. When the station is notified of a burial site violation, or processor site I problem, the person receiving the call should obtain the following l information and notify them that the LaSalle County Radwaste Shipping l Group will be calling about the problem. l

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8) Has the NRC been contacted? If so, who and their phone? l l

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2) Name of person making the call. Date & Time when call received. l 1

3) Shipment number / description.

4) Problem with shipment. Who at burial site found problem? l

5) Take a picture of the problem if possible send it to us.

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7) If the station has a follow up question, who should we call and l phone number? l l

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