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STATION DIRECTIVE 2.-

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MCGUIRE NUCLEAR STATION

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRAINING PROGRK4

OBJECTIVE

To provide for the training of personnel and organizations identified in theMcGuire Emergency Plan and Implementing Procedures, who directly participate or

play a role in emergency response for the. station.~

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GENERAL

In the event of an emergency condition at the station, response personnel mustbe knowledgeable in their area of responsibility to effectively support theemergency condition. The training program identified in this directive willprovide an overview of the entire Emergency Response Organization to thoseindividuals not performing roles outside their normal area, and provide for

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capability that is outside their normal area of responsibility. In addition,

this directive provides for the training of of f-site agencies who may be calledon to assist in an emergency.

IMPLEMENTATION

) A. Annual training shall be provideJ. to those personnel and organizations

listed below:1) All E=ergency Response personnel identified in Station Directive

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2) Fire, Ambulance, Rescue, Hospital and Governmental Support Agencies-

described in the McGuire Emergency Plan and having specific agreements' to support a McGuire Emergency.

3) Health Physics Monitoring Teams (Off-site) as identified in theStation Health Physics Manual, Section 5.3, Emergency'Rasponse

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Organization.

4) Personnel responsible for Information Transmission to Off-Site ,

Agencies as identified in the Station Health Physics Manual, Section5.3, Emergency Responsa Organization.

5) Personnel responsible for Dose Calculations and Projections asidentified in the Station Health Physics Manual, Section 5.3,Emergency Response Organization.

6) Performance personnel responsible for Plant DataTransmission / Retrieval in Station Directive 3.8.2, Station Emergency

Organization.

B. Local Law Enforcement Agencies (LLEA) will be provided training in theirEmergency Preparedness functions in support of McGuire Nuclear Station,within the every two year indoctrination program required by the Station

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RESPONSIBILITY

Responsibility for the training programs identified in this directive is,

provided by the following table:Training Subject Responsibility

Station Emergency Response Personnel Emergency Preparedness>

' Coordinator .

Fire, Ambulance, Rescue, Hospital Emergency Preparedness

Coordinator

_ _ Governmental Support Corporate Emergency Response

Coordinator

Health Physics Monitoring Teams Station Health Physicist

Information Transmission Off-site Emergency Preparedness

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Training Subject Resoonsibility

Dose Calculations and Projections Station Health Physicist

Plant Data Transmission / Retrieval Performaace Engineer.

Local Law Enforcement Agencies Emergency Preparedness

(Emergency Preparedness Functions) Coordinator ,

Specific Training Guides (Lesson Plans) shall be developed and maintained by theresponsible personnel described above for each training subject.

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TRAINING CONTENT

Training Guides (Lesson Plans) shall follow the format and content of theTraining Outlines provided in the McGuire Emergency Plan, Section O. Training

Guides (Lesson Plans) should be tailored to the student needs and provide a,

source of reference for the instructor. They may also provide documentation ofs

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DOCUMENTATION

Documentation of the training conducted shall be maintained by the StationTraining Supervisor. Personnel responsible for the training shall previde theTraining Supervisor with the following information:

1. A copy of subject Training Guide (Lesson Plan)-

2. List of names and social security numbers of personnel attending the

training._

3. Date training completed.The Training Supervisor is responsible fer =aintaining records of the trainingconducted on a completed Training Content Su= mary FORM TSR-10 and for entry of

this information into the individual training records.

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EP/1/A/5000/04 Steam Generator Tube Rupture

EP/0/A/5000/05 NoH fication of thm'=1 Event e

EP/0/A/5000/06 Alert .

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EP/0/A/5000/08 General h p cf

EP/1/A/5000/09 Icss of A1.L AC PowerAP/0/A/5500/27 Care and Transnaration of

Con +=4nated In-jured IndiN1mAP/0/A/5500/28 Balaae of anaccor Coolant

Inside Con +=4mtAP/0/A/5500/29 Natural DisastersAP/0/A/5500/30 EarthquakeAP/0/A/5500/31 Palease of Tdxic or Flamnable GasesAP/0/A/5500/32 Coll 454nna/ Explosions

HP/0/B/1009/02 Alternative Methods for De*aminingDose Rate within the Beactor 9'41 ding

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HP/0/B/1009/09 Balease of asactor Coolantthrough Unit Vent N W imgTachn4 cal Speci #4 catiens

HP/0/B/1009/10 Beleases of Lien'4 A Padinactive-

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Pr/0/A/4600/06 dcarcises and DrillsPr/0/A/4600/ll Functicnal Check of Erniu.pcf Vehicle

and BquignentStation Directive 2.0.5 Nets ReleaseStation Directive 2.5.1 Dnergency Paat-* Training Fmp.cuuStation Directive 3.7.3 Bcat) 'IhreatStation Directive 3.8.1 Site Assent 1y/ EvacuationStaticn Directive 3.E.2 Station anergency Organi=ationMcGuire Nuclear Staticn Secticn:Health Physics Manual 18.1 A W ant and E:ergency

Paapmnaa18.2 Envia:rrnental Mcnitoring

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STATION DIRECTIVE 3.8.2 ,

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DATE ORIGINAL ISSUED 4/8/80

DATE _6- 3'-88REVISION 7

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McGUIRE NUCLEAR STATION

STATION EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION

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OBJECTIVE ,

This directive establishes the Station Emergency Organization and the functions''

it is responsible for in effectively supporting the normal operating shif t inthe management of any emergency condition ac the station. It particularlyaddresses the augmentation of the operating shift resources for accident re-sponse situaticus where the health and safety of station personnel and membersof the general public are concerned. It provides a structure by which thenormal functions of the operating shift are augmented and immediately directedto accident termination and mitigation, offsite consequence determinatio'n, and

plant recovery operations.

GENERAL

i Initial activities during any emergency condition are directed by the Shif tSupervisor from the control room, in accordance with the McGuire Emergency Plan

| and any Implementing Procedure. The Shift Supervisor shall assume the functionsi

of the Emergency Coordinator until the arrival of the Station Manager or his des-,

l ignee at which time the Station Mr. nager or his designee assumes the responsibility|I of the Emergency Coordinator. The Emergency Coordinator will assure that the

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following emergency objectives are achieved during the initial phases of anyemergency condition described in the appropriate Emergency Procedure:

1. Initiation of emergency actions within the provisions of the EmergencyPlan, including notification of and protective action recommandstionsto authorities responsible for coordinating offsite protective actions,enabling the Shif t Supervisor to devote full attention to remedialmeasures within the station. This authority to notify and make pro-tective action recommendations to offsite authorities may not be dele-

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gated to other personnel within the emergency organization.

2. Notification and activation of the Station, Corporate.North Carolina, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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emergency organizations having a response role,

3. Continued assessment of actual or potential consequences-

both onsite and offsite throughout the evolution of the.

emergency condition.

4. Effective implementation of emergency measures in theenvirons including protective actions and or evacuationof affected areas, implementation of emergency monitoring

teams and facilities to evaluate the environmental conse-quences of the emergency condition, prompt notification andcommunications with offsite authorities.

5. Continued maintenance of an adequate state of emergency pre-

paredness until the emergency situation has been effectivelymanaged and the station is returned to a normal or safeoperating condition.

IMPLEMENTATION

Onsite Emergency Organization

1. The Onsite Emergency Organization shall be that orgcnization

of normal plant operating shift augmented with additionalpersonnel as deemed necessary by the Shift Supervisor / EmergencyCoordinator, the Station Manager or as required by any

Emergency Procedure or Station Directive.

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required by any initiating Emergency Procedure or by anyemergency condition have been performed and that all actions

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necessary for the protection of persons and property are beingtaken. The Shif t Supervisor upon being relieved of the Emer-

gency Coordinator functions shall continue to take all actionanecessary to ensure that any emergency situation is brought

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Coordinator shall have the authority and responsibility3. The Emergency

to initiate any emergency actions within the provisions of the Emer-

[gency Plan, including the notifications and exchange of informationwith those authorities responsible for coordinating offsite emergency

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The Emergency Coordinator will work closely with the Sh'ftmeasures.Supervisor, other Station Management and Engineering and Technical supportpersonnel at the Technical Support Center (T.S.C.) (See Enclosure (1) ).He shall 21so maintain communications with offsite personnel at theCrisis Management Center, County Emergency Operations Center (s) and

with the North Carolina State Emergency Operations Center initially,then with the North Carolina State Emergency Response Team headquarters

as this organization is activated. This function will later be assumedby the Recovery Manager at Duke Power Crisis Management Center.The Control Room is the initial onsite center of emergency control.4.It is designed for evaluation and control over the initial aspectsof an emergency and for those actions necessary for coping with theemergency condition. These actions include but are not limited to:(a) Continuous evaluation of the magnitude and potentialconsequences of the emergency condition, (b) Initial notifi-cations and communications with those station persornel andoffsite agencies responsible for coordinating effective responsemeasures for the emergency condition. The control room shall bestaffed with one operating shifc, the Emergency Coordinator and

any other personnel the Shift Superviaor. Station Manager or EmergencyCoordinator may require in response to the emergency condition.

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sThe Onsite Technical Support Center (T.S.C) acts in support of5.the command and control function of the control room and to displaycurrent plant status and diagnostic information to those individualswho are knowledgeable and responsible for engineering, technical,and management support of reactor operation in any emergency condition.The Technical Support Center is located in offices 911, 912, 913,914 in the service building at elevation 767 (See Enclosure (3),Technical Support Center Layout) and has the capability to house 25 ..

persons, necessary communication equipment, diagnostic displayinformation, plant drawings, layouts, maps, and charts necessary to

support the emergency organization. In the event the Technical Support !

|Center located in offices 911, 912, 913, 914 becomes environmentally

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uninhabitable due to rad.iological or other conditions and the controlroom remains secure (habitable), Phase I of the Technical Support

Center shall move to offi es 930 and 931 inside the control room. .

Phase II shall evacuate to the administration building, Cowan's

Ford Hydro or the Technical Training Center as directed by theStation Manager. In the event the control room also becomes uninhabi-table due to radiological or other conditions, Phase I of the TechnicalSupport Center will evacuate to the administr' tion building, Cowan'sFord Hydro or the Technical Training Center as directed by the StationManager.

The Technical Support Center shall be activated by the Emergency Coordinatorin accordance with the applicable Emergency Procedure. The Control Room

shall notify and activate the members of the Technical Support Centerby notifying the Emergency Coordinator and Superintendents in accordance1

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with Enclosure (4), who shall be responsible for notifying the personnelunder their direction for implementation of Phase II of the TechnicalSupport Center. The Section heads in Phase II shall be responsible fornotifying the personnel under their direction assigned to the TechnicalSupport Center and any other personnel that they may deem necessary to

support the Emergency Condition.

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Phase I of the Technical Support organization shall be operational in,

60 minutes and will be staf fed and organized as per Enclosure (1), oras deemed necessary by the Station Manager.

NOTE: In the event that radiological emergency conditionsexist, the Health Physics section of the T.S.C.

shall be activated with Phase I of the TechnicalSupport Center organization as deemed necessaryby the Station Manager or the Superintendent of *

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Phase I of the Technical Support Center shall include but notA.be limited to the following personnel:(1) The Station Manager _ (Emergency Coordinator) or in his absence

a designated alternate per Enclosure (1). The Station Managershall have complete responsibility for activation of theTechnical Support Center and the Corporate Crisis Management Plan.i

He shall staff the Technical Support Center with thosepersonnel listed in Enclosure (1) or at his descretion withthose personnel deemed necessary to effectively assess theemergency condition. He shall institute those proceduresnecessary to allow the control room to gain immediatecontrol of the emergency condition. The Station Managerwill have direct coussunications via telephone or radiowith the Recovery Manager at the Crisis Management Center,

each county Emergency Operating Center, the North CarolinaState Emergency Response Team and via telephone only to

Nuclear Regulatory Commission. He shall maintain lines of,

communication and consultation with these agencies to ensure

that they are informed of the emergency condition at all timesin accordance with the Emergency Plan.

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(2) The Superintendent of Operations when designated shall |i iassume the duties of the Station Manager. He will pro-

vide expertise to the Station Manager and the ShiftSupervisor regarding solutions to operational problems, i

He shall ensure that each operating shift is manned

with competent personnel trained and prepared to manage |

all operation emergency conditions and he shall augmenthis personnel resources as necessary to accomplish this ,,

goal. He shall provide techn.4. cal expertise to other f'

members of the Technical Support Center and shall workI

closely with the Superintendent of Maintenance inrestoring station equipment to an operational statusduring and after the emergency condition.

(3) The Superintendent of Technical Services when designatedshall assume the duties of the Station Manager. He willprovide expertise to the Station Manager and the ShiftSupervisor regarding solutions to operational problems.He shall provide technical expertise to the other membersof the Technical Support Center in the areas of HealthPhysics, Chemistry, Performance, and Reactor Engineeringand in Licensing and Engineering support programs.He shall ensure that all areas of responsibility underhis direction are staffed with competent personnel pro-perly trained and prepared to support any operationalemergency conditions.

(4) The Superintendent of Maintenance when designated shallasrame the duties of the Station Manager. He will provideexpertise to the Station Manager and the Shift Supervisor

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regarding solutions to operational problems. He shallprovide technical expertise to the other members of theT.S.C. in areas of Mechanical Maintenance, Planning,Instrument and Electrical Maintenance, and Materials

Support. He will ensure that all areas of responsibilityunder his direction are staffed with competent personnel

properly trained and prepared to support any operationalemergency conditions.

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(5) The Superintendent of Administration when designated shallassume the duties of the Station Manager. He will provideTechnical Expertise to the Station Manager and the ShiftSupervisor regarding solutions to administrative problems'

associated with emergency conditions at the station. Heshall provide technical expertise to other members of theTechnical Support Center in the areas of Contract Services,Administrative Coordination and Training / Safety. He

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and prepared to manage administrative support for anyemergency condition.

Phase II of the Technical Support Center organization shall be.

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operational in 14 hours and will be staffed and organized asper Enclosure (1), or as deemed netossary by the Station Manager.In the event that radiological emergency conditions exist, the.

Health Physics section of the T.S.C. shall be activated withPhase I of the T.S.C. organization as deemed necessary t7 theStation Manager or the Superintendent of Technical Salvices.Phase II of the Technical Support Center shall include as aminimum the following personnel:(1) The Operating Engineer shall assume the duties of the

Superintendent of Operations when so designated. Hewill provide technical expertise to the Superintendent.

of Operations and other members of the Technical SupportCenter as required. He will assist the Superintendentof Operations in coordinating Operation activities duringthe Emergency condition by developing work schedules,.

equipment and material procurement, guidance and assistanceto the Shift Supervisor, communication with the Crisis

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Management Center incident report preparation, and othersupport functions as needed or required to restore theplant status to normal. He shall ensure that all areasunder his direction are staffed and prepared to manage

operational support for any emergency condition.

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(2) The Assistant 0;arating Engineer shall assume the duties',

of the Operating Engineer when so designated. He willprovide technical expertise to the Superintendent of

IOperations, the Operating Engineer and other members of L

the Technical Support Center ac required. He shall assist [the Operating Engineer in assessment and evaluation ofthe emergency condition and in any other areas of expertise i

!deemed necessary to the Technical Support Center organization.''

|(3) The Health Physics section of the T.S.C. shall consist of

the Station Health Physicist or his designated alternate,an Environmental Surveillance Coordinator, a Data Evaluation

Specialist and a Radio Operator and other Health Physics.

personnel as deemed necessary by the Station Health Physicistto support the Health Physics functions during the emergency

' condition.

NOTE: The Environmental Surveillance teamsshall be predesignated in the Station HealthPhysics Manual. j

The Station Health Physicist shall assume the duties ofthe Superintendent of Technical Services when so designated.

|He will provide technical expertise to the Superintendent1

of Technical Services, the Station Manager, and othermembers of the Technical Support Center as required. The

Health Physics section shall be responsible for gatheringand compiling onsite and offsite radiological monitoringdata from N.R.C., State, Corporate and Station radiolo-

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gical monitoring and evaluation teams and for providing thisinformation to other members of the Technical Support Center

as required. The Station Health Physicist shall provide forinput to and distribution of Offsite Dose Calculations for

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Airborne Releases (ODCAR) information accessable by Health'

Physics personnel. The Station Health Physicist shall make ;

recommendations to the Station Manager through the Superintendentof Technical Services on Protective Actions deemed necessary

to ensure that station personnel and members of the generalpublic do not exceed exposure limits to radioactivematerials. The Station IIealth Physicist shall also work

closely with the appropriate members of the Corporate Crisis ,

Management Center to ensure that radiological hazards during *iany emergency condition are minimized. The Station HealthPhysicist shall ensure that all areas under his direction arestaffed and prepared to manage health physics support for any ,

emergency condition.,

(4) The Station Chemist shall assume the duties of the Superintendentof Technical Services when so designated. He will provide.

technical expertise to the Superintendent of Technical Servicesand to other members of the Technical Support Center asrequired. He is responsible for coordinating chemical technical'

support and for initiating necessary action to insure adequatechemical sampling and evaluation to support the emergency condition.The Station Chemist shall ensure that all areas under hisdirection are staffed and prepared to manage chemistry supportfor any emergency condition.

(5) The Performance Engineer shall assume the duties of the

Superintendent of Technical Services when so designated. Hewill provide technical expertise to the Superintendent of

! Technical Services and to other members of the Technical Support

Center as required. He will assure that adequate levels oftechnical and engineering manpower are available to: manage

i test procedure review, carryout special test procedures, ensurecontrol and accountability of special nuclear materials,

evaluate plant and reactor performance and provide plant datainformation from the Operator Aid Computer to the Vax ComputerSystem. The Performance Engineer shall ensure that all areasunder his direction are staffed and prepared to managePerformance support for any emergency condition.

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(6) The Reactor Engineer shall assume the duties of the PerformanceEngineer or the Superintendent of Technical Services when sodesignated. He will provide technical expertise to the Perfor-mance Engineer and to other members of the Technical SupportCenter as required. The Reactor Engineer shall ensure that allareas under his direction are sta''ed and prepared to manage

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technical support for any emergency condition.(7) The Projects and Licensing Engineer shall assume the duties * ,

of the Superintendent of Technical Services when so designated.,

He will provide technical expertise to the Superintendent of ,

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Technical Services and to other members of the Technical.

Support Center as required. He is responsible for coordinatingstation activities with regulating agencies, coordinating thei

reporting and investigation of all incidents and for providing .

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review of appropriate Station technical matters. The Projects t-

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and Licensing Engineer shall ensure that all areas under hisdirection are staffed and prepared to manage technical support

for any emergency condition.(8) The Instrument and Electrical Engineer shall assume the duties

Heof the Superintendent of Maintenance when so designated.will provide technical expertise to the Superintendent ofMaintenance and to other members of the Technical Support

Center as required. He is responsible for maintaining allstation I&E equipment in an operational state. The Inst:umentand Electrical Engineer shall ensure that all areas under his

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direction are staffed and prepared to manage any I&E support

for any emergency condition.(9) The Planning Engineer shall assume the duties of the

HeSuperintendent of Maintenance when so designated.will provide technical expertise to the Superintendentof Maintenance and to other members of the TechnicalSupport Center as required. He is responsible for theimplementation and evaluation of the maintenance management

program and for the administration of the materials procurementThe Planning Engineer shall ensure that all areas.-

programs.under his direction are staffed and prepared to manage planningand materials support for any emergency condition.

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(10) The Mechanical Maintenance Enitineer shall assume the duties |

of the Superintendent of Maintenance when so dasignated. He.

will provide technical expertise to the Superintendent ofMaintenance and to other members of the Technical Support

Center as required. He is responsible for preventive andactual maintenance for all station mechanical equipmentand facilities. The Mechanical Maintenance Engineer shall

''Iensure that all areas under his directico are staffed andprepared to manage maintenance support for any emergency

condition.

(11) The Contract Services Ceordinator shall assume the dutiesof the Superintendent of Administration when so designated.He will provide technical expertise to the Superintendentof Administration and to other members of the TechnicalSupport Center as required. He is responsible for coordi-nating Security, Utility Services and Food Vending Service'sfor the Stat; ion. The C7ntract Services Coordinator shall

ensure that all areas der his direction are staffed andprepared to manage Contract Services for any emergency

condition.

(12) The Administrative Coordinator shall assume the duties ofthe Superintendent of Administration when so designated.She will provide technical expertise to the Superintendent

of Administration and to other members of the TechnicalSupport Center as required. She is responsible forcoordinating and maintaining general administrativefunctions and support for personnel at the station, includinga TSC Log Recorder and Clerical Support. This area is alsoresponsible for distribution of plant status sheets andupdate of the TSC status boards, typing, copy service, andother miscellaneous clerical functions that may be required. |

The Administrative Coordinator shall ensurr, that all areasunder her direction are staffed and prepared to manageadministrative functions during any emergency condition.

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(13) The Training and Safeev Coordinator shall assume the duties,

of the Superintendent of Administration when so designated. ,

He will provide technical expertise to the Superintendentof Administration and to other members of the TechnicalSupport Center as required. He is responsible for coordinatingthe station training and safety activities Fire Protectionand Medical Services in support of the emergency organization. ,

He is also responsible for maintaining documentation of*

Nthose personnel who participate in the emergency response 1

organization during actual emergencies and during exercisesand aills. The Training and Safety Coordinator shall ensurethat all areas under his direction are staffed and preparedto provide needed training and safety evaluations during anyemergency condition.

6. The Onsite Operations Support Center (0.S.C.) shall be located in

Room 909 (operators' kitchen). In the event the Onsite OperationsSupport Center becomes environmentally uninhabitable, personnelassigned shall move to offices 930 and 931 inside the control roon

It shall be staffed with operators not assignedventilation system.

to the control room, Health Physics personnel and as needed Instrumentand Electrical, Maintenance, or Chemistry personnel in support of the

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emergency condition as per Enclosure (2). The normal station telephonesystem with a backup radio system (P&T frequency hand held) shallserve as a line of direct communication. The personnel assigned

to the Operations Support Center shall be under the direct super-vision of the Shift Supervisor.

|The Operations Support Center shall be activated by the EmergencyTheCoordinator in accordance with the applicable Emergency Procedure.

Shift Supervisor shall alert the onshift operations personnel and theHealth Physics Supervisor listed on Enclosure (5) to the Emergencycondition. The Health Physics Supervisor shall alert the Health Physics |

Technicians listed on Enclosure (5) to the activation of the OnsiteOperations Support Center. The Operations Support Center willbe staffed and organized as per Enclosure (2), or as deemed

The |necessary by the Shift Supervisor or Emergency Coordinator.Operations Support Center shall include as a minimum the following

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Operators: Operators on shift who are not actually assigned to theControl Room and additional callout operators as required ordeemed necessary by the Shift Supervisor or Emergency Coordinator.Health Physics: A Health Physics support group consisting of aHealth Physics Supervisor and two technicians or additional tech-nicians as deemed necessary by the Station Health Physicist shall

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instrumentation, respiratory protective equipment, protective clothing, ;

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Physics coverage for the Operations Support Center.NOTE: An Emergency Kit containing supplies listed in

PT/0/A/4600/11 is stored in the Operators kitchen.

ENCLOSURES.

Enclosure (1), ONSITE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND AUGMENTING AGENCIES1.

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