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KOH/KF Exposure

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CRO / FM (or Designee) / Worker

[1] Ensure the following:

[a] The Site ERO has been contacted by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[b] Any individuals that have been exposed on their skin or eyes locate a safety shower in a safe location and use for a minimum of 15 minutes.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-206, First Aid Treatment for Potassium Hydroxide - Job Aid.

[c] For ingestion, move to a safe location.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-206, First Aid Treatment for Potassium Hydroxide - Job Aid.

[d] For inhalation, move to a fresh air location.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-206, First Aid Treatment for Potassium Hydroxide - Job Aid.

FM

[2] Establish communications with the Site ERO.

[3] Assist the Site ERO as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or designee)

[4] Ensure any personnel assisting with the First Aid Treatment are utilizing the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) has described in the Job Aid.

[5] If exposure resulted from an upset condition as defined by this procedure for a spill/leak/release refer to Section 8.2.1 of this procedure.

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR as necessary.

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HF Exposure

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CRO/FM (or Designee)/Worker

[1] Ensure the following:

[a] The Site ERO has been contacted by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[b] For exposure to skin or eyes locate a safety shower in a safe location and use for a minimum of 5 minutes.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-201, First Aid Treatment for Hydrofluoric Acid Burns – Job Aid.

[c] For ingestion, move to a safe location.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-201, First Aid Treatment for Hydrofluoric Acid Burns – Job Aid.

[d] For inhalation move to a fresh air location.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-201, First Aid Treatment for Hydrofluoric Acid Burns – Job Aid.

FM

[2] Establish communications with the site ERO.

[3] Assist the Site ERO as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or designee)

[4] Ensure any personnel assisting with the First Aid Treatment are utilizing the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) as described by the Job Aid.

[5] IF exposure resulted from an upset condition as defined by this procedure for a spill/leak/release THEN Refer to Section 8.2.2 of this procedure.

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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CaF2 Exposure

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CRO / FM (or Designee)/Worker

[1] Ensure the following:

[a] The Site ERO has been contacted by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[b] Any individuals that have been exposed on their skin or eyes locate a safety shower in a safe location and use for a minimum of 15 minutes.

[c] For ingestion, move to a safe location, rinse mouth and drink water and wait on emergency response personnel.

[d] For inhalation move to a fresh air location and wait on emergency response personnel.

FM

[2] Establish communications with the site ERO.

[3] Assist the Site ERO as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or designee)

[4] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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UF6/HF Vapor Exposure

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CRO / FM (or Designee)/Worker

[1] Ensure the following:

[a] The Site ERO has been contacted by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[b] For exposure to skin or eyes locate a safety shower in a safe location and use for a minimum of 5 minutes.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-201, First Aid Treatment for Hydrofluoric Acid Burns – Job Aid.

[c] For ingestion, move to a safe location.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-201, First Aid Treatment for Hydrofluoric Acid Burns – Job Aid.

[d] For inhalation move to a fresh air location.

· Refer to DUF6-AD-201, First Aid Treatment for Hydrofluoric Acid Burns – Job Aid.

FM

[2] Establish communications with the site ERO.

[3] Assist the Site ERO as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or designee)

[4] Ensure any personnel assisting with the First Aid Treatment are utilizing the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) as described by the Job Aid.

[5] IF exposure resulted from an upset condition as defined by this procedure for a spill/leak/release, THEN Refer to Section 8.2.3 of this procedure.

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Radiological Personnel Exposure

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CRO / FM (or Designee)/Worker

[1] Ensure the site ERO is contacted for the following:

  • Any contamination found on an individual above the neck.
  • Breaks in the skin where contamination is suspected.
  • Detected or suspected contamination where injury is involved.
  • Unsuccessful decontamination of personnel.

[2] By one of the following methods:

  • Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.
  • Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.
  • Plant radio (channel 1).
  • Activate a fire alarm pull box.
  • Send a messenger.

FM

[3] Establish communications with the Site ERO.

[4] Assist Site ERO as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or designee)

[5] Ensure HST has been contacted.

[6] Ensure any personnel assisting with the response are utilizing the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) for the given hazard.

[7] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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KOH Spill/Leak/Release

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Plant Personnel

[1] Inform FM/supervisor of upset condition found.

FM

[2] Request the Control Room to make the following announcement:

ATTENTION ALL DUF6 PERSONNEL

ATTENTION ALL DUF6 PERSONNEL

A Spill of “Potassium Hydroxide” HAS BEEN REPORTED AT “Name Location”. All unnecessary personnel STAY CLEAR of this location. (Repeat announcement)

[3] Establish a safe zone around spill.

Operator Technician/Maintenance Technician

[4] Attempt to stop/isolate the leak remotely if safe to do so.

FM

[5] Contact ES&H for assistance.

[6] Investigate suspected/identified KOH spill as follows.

Note: A minimum of two entrants are required to enter the area.

Entrants

[a] Follow protective action orders given by the FM.

[b] IF authorized by the FM, THEN Setup boundaries and absorbents to isolate the affected area and minimize spreading of the spill.

[c] IF authorized by the FM to investigate the area, THEN Perform actions identifi

[d] Don the following PPE as a minimum:

· Safety goggles and face-shield.

· Tychem QC, Tychem SL, or Quantumwear C coveralls with taped seams, booties, and hood. (Tape areas between hood and respirator and sleeves and gloves to minimize liquid intrusion potential.)

· Chemical resistant shoe covers

· Nitrile inner surgeons gloves

· Outer gloves – 11 mil Nitrile gloves

[e] Maintain communication with outside personnel, IF entrants/standby personnel communication is compromised, THEN Immediately Exit the area.

Note: Doffing assistance should be provided by personnel in PPE.

[7] Clean-up of the spill will be in accordance with guidance provided by the FM and approved work control documents.

FM

[8] Contact the following, as necessary.

  • PSS
  • ES&H Manager
  • WM&T Supervisor
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • SSEP Manager
  • ESH&Q Manager

[9] Submit WR, as necessary.

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HF Spill/Leak/Release

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Worker

[1] Immediately Leave the area AND Report the upset condition to the Site ERO by one of the following methods:

  • Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.
  • Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.
  • Plant radio (channel 1).
  • Activate a fire alarm pull box.
  • Send a messenger.

DUF6-X-TSR-002, 5.5.2.4

CRO / FM (or Designee)

[2] Ensure site ERO has been summoned.

[3] Make the following announcement:

ATTENTION ALL DUF6 PERSONNEL

A HF Spill HAS BEEN REPORTED AT Name Location.

All Unnecessary personnel STAY CLEAR of this location. (Repeat announcement)

DUF6-X-TSR-002, 5.5.2.4

[4] Obtain as much of the following information as possible from the person(s) reporting the spill/leak/release/exposure/injuries.

  • Location/Status of leak
  • Injuries
  • Materials
  • Source

[5] IF personnel exposure is reported THEN Refer to Section 8.1.2 of this procedure.

Note: If HF alarms are received, then exit this procedure and refer to appropriate alarm response procedure.

[6] Monitor plant alarms and trends to determine how the leak/spill will affect plant operation, AND Take appropriate actions.

FM

[7] Determine AND Initiate initial protective actions based on the upset condition.

[8] Establish communications with the site ERO.

[9] Respond to the command post, as conditions permit, as the Local Emergency Director (LED) and brief the Incident Commander (IC) on the upset condition.

[10] Assist the IC in ensuring that the Hazardous Material Protection Program requirements for entry into the affected areas include the following, based on site established protocols:

· An evaluation of the need for the establishment of area entry boundaries.

· Acceptable personal protection equipment.

· Personnel and area monitoring.

DUF6-X-TSR-002, 5.5.2.4

[11] Submit an IER or CR and WR as necessary.

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8
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UF6 Release

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Worker

[1] Immediately Leave the area AND Report the upset condition to the Site ERO by one of the following methods:

  • Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.
  • Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.
  • Plant radio (channel 1).
  • Activate a fire alarm pull box.
  • Send a messenger.

CRO / FM (or Designee)

[2] Ensure site ERO has been summoned.

[3] Obtain as much of the following information as possible from the person(s) reporting the spill/leak/release/exposure/injuries.

  • Location/Status of leak
  • Injuries
  • Materials
  • Source

[4] IF personnel exposure is reported, THEN Refer to Section 8.1.4 of this procedure.

[5] Make the following announcement:

ATTENTION ALL DUF6 PERSONNEL

A UF6 Release HAS BEEN REPORTED AT Name Location.

All Unnecessary personnel STAY CLEAR of this location. (Repeat announcement)

Note: If HF alarms are received, then exit this procedure and refer to appropriate alarm response procedure.

[6] Monitor plant alarms and trends to determine how the leak/spill will affect plant operation, AND Take appropriate actions.

[7] Submit an IER or CR and WR as necessary

FM

[8] Determine AND Initiate initial protective actions based on the upset condition.

[9] Establish communications with the site ERO.

[10] Respond to the command post, as conditions permit, as the Local Emergency Director (LED) and brief the Incident Commander (IC) on the upset condition.

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Radiological Spill/Leak/Release

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Worker

[1] Immediately leave the area and report the upset condition to the FM by one of the following methods and request assistance:

  • Dial 5455 from an office phone.
  • Dial 740.289.5455 from a cell phone.

[2] Perform self-monitoring at the nearest Monitoring Area/ PCM Area.

[3] IF the contamination is found or suspected while performing self-monitoring, THEN:

[a] Stay in place and limit physical contact with other personnel.

[b] Contact an HST and wait on assistance.

CRO / FM (or Designee)

[4] Ensure the following:

  • Personnel perform self-monitoring.
  • Assistance for the HST has been requested.
  • IF spill/release/leak is significant and/or has the potential to pose a threat to personnel or the environment, THEN Immediately Contact the site ERO by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[5] Monitor plant alarms and trends to determine how the leak/spill will affect plant operation, AND Take appropriate actions.

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

FM

[7] IF exposure resulted from an upset condition as defined by this procedure for a spill/leak/release, THEN Refer to Section 8.1.5 of this procedure.

[8] Determine and Initiate initial protective actions based on the upset condition.

[9] IF emergency response has been summoned, THEN Establish communications with Site ERO AND Report to the command post and brief the IC on the upset condition, as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

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Oil/Hydraulic Spills

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Worker

[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

  • Place gel cover over storm drain, as necessary.

[2] Warn Others - Report spill to FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] IF any fluid is suspected of or enters a storm drain, THEN IMMEDIATELY Notify the Site ERO by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[4] Isolate and Secure equipment as necessary to stop the leak.

[5] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible.

[6] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

FM

[7] IF emergency response has been summoned, establish communications with Site ERO, THEN Report to the command post AND Brief the IC on the upset condition, as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[8] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[9] Request HST support prior to cleaning up spill.

[10] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[11] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Diesel Fuel Spill

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Worker

[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

  • Place gel cover over storm drain, as necessary.

[2] Warn others - Report spill to FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] IF any fluid is suspected of or enters a storm drain, THEN IMMEDIATELY Notify the Site ERO by one of the following methods:

· Dial 911 or 740.897.2444 on an office phone.

· Dial 740.897.2444 on a cell phone.

· Plant radio (channel 1).

· Activate a fire alarm pull box.

· Send a messenger.

[4] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible:

  • Isolate the area.
  • Ensure ignition sources are secured.
  • Ensure smoking is prohibited.

[5] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

FM

[6] IF emergency response has been summoned, THEN Establish communications with Site ERO AND Report to the command post and brief the IC on the upset condition, as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[7] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[8] Request HST support prior to cleaning up any spill.

[9] Assist the HST in establishing a “safe zone” around the spill.

[10] Ensure appropriate warning signs are posted.

[11] Contact PSS, ES&H, Plant Management, and DOE to inform them of the following:

  • Location of Spill: ___________________________________________
  • Suspected cause and status of source (i.e., Isolated, Leaking, Contained): _______________________________________________
  • Time of Spill: ______________________________________________
  • Estimated spill amount: _____________________________________
  • Corrective and Post clean up actions required: ___________________

[12] Ensure ES&H personnel contact the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA).

[13] Dispose of cleanup material IAW ES&H and Waste Management instructions.

[14] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Anti-Scalants

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Worker

[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

[2] Warn Others - Report spill to FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible.

[4] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

[5] Attempt to stop/isolate the leak.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[6] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[7] Request HST support prior to cleaning up any spill.

[8] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE
  • Ohio EPA (for any outdoor spill)

[9] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Water/Glycol (that may lead to loss of a cooling water system)

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Worker

[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

[2] Warn Others - Report spill to FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible.

[4] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

[5] Attempt to stop/isolate the leak.

[6] Attempt to prevent spill from entering storm drains.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[7] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[8] Request HST support prior to cleaning up any spill.

[9] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[10] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE
  • OEPA (for any outdoor spill)

[11] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Hydrated Lime

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Worker

[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

[2] Warn Others - Report spill to FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible.

[4] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

[5] Attempt to isolate the spill.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[6] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[7] Request HST support prior to cleaning up any spill.

[8] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment as necessary.

[9] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE
  • Ohio EPA (for any outdoor spill)

[10] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Perlite

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Worker

[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

[2] Warn Others - Report spill to FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible.

[4] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

[5] Attempt to isolate the spill.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[6] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[7] Request HST support prior to cleaning up any spill.

[8] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[9] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE
  • Ohio EPA (for any outdoor spill)

[10] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Calcium Fluoride (CaF2)

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[1] Stop the Spill - Take actions to prevent the further spread of spill.

[2] Warn Others - Report the spill to the FM, ES&H, and others in the nearby vicinity.

[3] Isolate the spill area - Use physical boundaries, if possible.

[4] Minimize exposure as follows:

  • Don necessary PPE.
  • Avoid contact with the skin, ingestion, and inhalation.

[5] Attempt to isolate spill as directed by the FM with HST guidance.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[6] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[7] Request HST support prior to cleaning up a

[8] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE
  • Ohio EPA (for any outdoor spill)

[9] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Nitrogen

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Worker

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

Note: O2 monitoring equipment is required prior to entering area.

[2] Request HST support prior to isolating the leak.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[3] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[4] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[5] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE
  • Air Liquide American LP (If leak is within the suppliers operating boundary)

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Argon

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Worker

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

Note: O2 monitoring equipment is required prior to entering area.

[2] Request HST support prior to isolating the leak.

[3] Attempt to isolate the leak as directed by the FM.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[4] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[5] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[6] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[7] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Hydrogen

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Worker

[1] IF personnel monitors go into alarm, THEN Perform the following:

[a] Read and acknowledge the alarm.

[b] Evacuate the area, if required.

[c] Report the alarm to the FM.

[2] Inform the FM of a suspected H2 leak.

[3] Request HST support.

[4] Attempt to determine the source of the leak.

[5] Isolate the leak as directed by the FM.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[6] Start and/or Secure building ventilation, as necessary.

[7] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[8] IF the leak is inside the conversion building, THEN Maximize ventilation flow to the area.

[9] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[10] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Freeing a Seized Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) Blower

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[1] From the VFD faceplate, PLACE VFD control from REMOTE to LOCAL.

[2] Record initial speed setting below, THEN Increase speed set point from minimum (6.0 hertz [Hz]) to maximum (up to 60.0 Hz) by pressing the UP button.

Initial Speed Setting: __________

Caution

A stuck blower will result in over current (i.e., more than 100% full load amps [FLA]) and a minimal increase in output frequency (i.e., less than 5 Hz).

As directed by the FM, Step 8.5 [3] may be repeated for a maximum of three times

Repeating Step 8.5 [3] in excess, will result in overheating and cause permanent damage to the associated blower.

[3] Attempt to free the seized blower as follows:

Note: Steps 8.5 [3] [a] through [c] below must be read and acknowledged, prior to taking action.

[a] Start blower motor at maximum speed by pressing START button on local display.

[b] Listen to blower as it starts, AND Observe VFD output on local display.

[c] IF the blower does not spin free within 3 seconds, THEN Immediately Press STOP on the local display, AND Proceed to Step [4].

[d] IF the blower spins free, THEN Press STOP on the local display, AND Proceed to Step [8].

[4] IF the blower does not spin free, THEN Reprogram drive to maximize starting torque, AND Decrease acceleration time as follows:

[a] Record Original Parameter below, THEN Change parameter 20 17 to 600%.

· Original Parameter:__________

[b] Record Original Parameter below, THEN Change parameter 21 01 to TORQ BOOST

· Original Parameter:__________

[c] Record Original Parameter below, THEN Change parameter 21 10 to 600%

· Original Parameter:__________

[d] Record Original Parameter below, THEN Change parameter 22 02 to 3 seconds (or less)

· Original Parameter:__________

Caution

A stuck blower will result in over current (i.e., more than 100% FLA) and a minimal increase in output frequency (i.e., less than 5 Hz).

As directed by the FM, Step 8.5 [5] may be repeated for a maximum of 3 times.

Repeating Step 8.5 [5] in excess or for too long, will result in overheating and cause permanent damage to the associated blower.

[5] Attempt to free the seized blower as follows:

Note: Step 8.5 [5][a] through [c] below must be read and acknowledged, prior to taking action.

[a] Start blower motor at maximum speed by pressing START button on local display.

[b] Listen to blower as it starts, AND Observe VFD output on local display.

[c] IF the blower does not spin free within 3 seconds, THEN Immediately Press STOP on the local display, AND Proceed to Step 8.5 [6].

[d] IF the blower spins free, THEN Press STOP on the local display, AND Proceed to Step 8.5 [8].

[6] IF the blower does not spin free, THEN Reprogram drive to reverse motor direction:

  • Record Original Parameter:__________
  • Change parameter 10 03 to REVERSE.

Caution

A stuck blower will result in over current (i.e., more than 100% FLA) and a minimal increase in output frequency (i.e., less than 5 Hz).

As directed by the FM, Step 8.5 [7] may be repeated for a maximum of 3 times.

Repeating Step 8.5 [7] in excess will result in overheating and cause permanent damage to the associated blower.

[7] Attempt to free the seized blower in REVERSE as follows:

Note: Steps 8.5 [7][a] through [c] below must be read and acknowledged, prior to taking action.

[a] Start blower motor in REVERSE by pressing START button on local display.

[b] Listen to blower as it starts, AND Observe VFD output on local display.

[c] IF the blower does not spin free within 3 seconds, THEN Immediately Press STOP on the local display, AND Proceed to Step 8.5 [9].

[d] IF the blower spins free, THEN Press STOP on the local display, AND Proceed to Step 8.5 [8].

[8] Restore all parameters to original settings unless otherwise directed by FM.

[9] Notify the Control Room that you will be returning the blower to BPCS control.

[10] From the VFD faceplate, Place the VFD control from LOCAL to REMOTE by pressing the LOC/REM button.

[11] As necessary, Request the Control Room STOP the blower.

CRO

[12] Inform FM of work completed, AND Document in the Narrative Log.

FM (or Designee) / Supervisor

[13] Submit an Initial Event Report (IER) or Condition Report (CR) and Work Request (WR), as necessary.

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Loss of Instrument Air

A

Worker

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

[2] IF the loss is due to compressor shutdown, THEN Attempt to restart Instrument Air System (IAS) In Accordance With (IAW) DUF6-X-OPS-0511, Operation of the Instrument Air System.

[3] At the direction of the FM, Determine essential and non-essential equipment, AND Isolate and/or Secure equipment as necessary to stop the leak.

[4] IF IAS cannot be restarted or support current plant operations, WHEN directed by the FM, Commence a controlled shutdown of the Plant.

FM (or designee)

[5] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • Environment, Safety, and Health (ES&H)
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

22
Q

Loss of Waste Water Collection

A

Worker

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

[2] Request HST support prior to clean up of Waste Water Collection system (WWC) spill.

  • IF any fluid is suspected of or enters a storm drain, THEN Immediately Notify the Site ERO.

[3] Determine the cause of the loss.

[4] Attempt to restore the WWC System.

[5] Clean up any spill as directed by the FM with guidance from HST.

[6] IF WWC cannot be restored, THEN Perform the following as applicable:

[a] Determine loss of WWC impact on current plant conditions.

[b] Secure and/or Isolate equipment as necessary.

[c] Establish provisions to transfer or pump WWC sumps.

FM

[7] IF emergency response has been summoned, THEN Establish communications with Site ERO AND Report to the command post and brief the IC on the upset condition, as the Local Emergency Director (LED).

FM (or designee)/Supervisor

[8] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[9] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

23
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Loss of Service Water

A

Worker

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

[2] Determine the cause of the loss (On MCS site or Fluor / B&W Portsmouth [FBP] service).

[3] Clean any spill as directed by the FM with HST guidance.

FM (or designee)

[4] Contact the PSS, IF loss of SWS determined to be off site.

[5] Determine loss of SWS impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[6] IF loss of Service Water results in damage to facilities or has the potential to comprise critical equipment, process, etc. involving hazardous materials, THEN Contact the site ERO.

[7] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[8] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Loss of Potable Water

A

Worker

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

[2] Request HST support prior to cleaning up any spill.

[3] Clean up the spill as directed by the FM with guidance from HST.

FM (or designee)

[4] Determine loss of Potable Water impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[5] If loss of Potable Water results in damage to facilities or has the potential to comprise critical equipment, process, etc. involving hazardous materials, contact the site ERO.

[6] Determine the cause of the loss (on MCS site or FBP service).

[7] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Waste Management
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[8] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Ground Faults

A

[1] Inform the FM of a suspected ground fault.

[2] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[3] IF plant conditions allow, THEN Attempt to isolate the fault while considering the following:

  • Known offenders.
  • Recently started equipment.
  • Equipment energized by the affected switchgear.

[4] IF cause of ground cannot be located and corrected, THEN Submit a WR directing maintenance to locate and/or troubleshoot the fault condition.

[5] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • ES&H
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[6] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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Heat Trace Failure

A

[1] Inform the FM of upset condition found.

[2] Request Maintenance support prior to isolating or correcting the failure.

[3] Attempt to correct the failure as directed by the FM.

[4] Determine impact on current plant conditions, AND Secure and/or Isolate equipment, as necessary.

[5] IF cause of failure cannot be located and corrected, THEN Submit a WR directing maintenance to locate and/or troubleshoot the fault condition.

FM (or designee)

[6] Contact the following, as necessary:

  • PSS
  • ES&H
  • Operations Manager
  • Plant Manager
  • DOE

[7] Submit an IER or CR and WR, as necessary.

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