Revised
June 2,
1969
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ANNEX #1
REENTRY TEAM INSTRUCTIONS
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EMERGENCY RESCUE:
1. 1
Emergency rescue missions and/or fire fighting missions for the
purpose of lifesaving may be released at the discretion of the
SENIOR FIRE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE or SENIOR USER REPRESENTATIVE
(Annex #2 - Emergency Call List for Project 400 Facilities), who will
REENTRY PROCEDURES :
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Control:
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2. 1
For other than rescue missions, personnel will not be allowed
through the roadblock until released by an authorized person
on the attached Call List (Annex #2 - Emergency Call List for
Project 400 Facilities).
Authorized personnel may release the
reentry team into the area either by telephone or verbally at
To
the roadblock via J-3, PAA SUPPORT SUPERVISOR,
or the SENIOR FIRE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE.
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WSI SECURITY
Team Members:
2.2.1
Duty Hours
The REENTRY TEAM makeup will be designated by the Senior LASL
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Representative.
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designate the members of the rescue party.
Non-Duty Hours
The makeup of the REENTRY TEAM will be designated by persons
in Annex #2, Emergency Cali List for Project 400 Facilities,
with an asterisk (*) or double asterisk (**) behind their name.
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Reentry Procedure:
2.3.1
Before any reentry procedures are initiated,
the remote readout
instruments for hydrogen or criticality (Test Cell "C" only) in
the R-Control Point Area will be checked.
2.3.2
The BUDDY SYSTEM must be employed at all times.
The REENTRY
TEAM will maintain radio contact with the roadblock at all
times, by a mobile radio or portable pack set.
The REENTRY
TEAM, upon leaving the roadblock, will proceed toward the
danger area and will maintain contact with the roadblock,