1 RIC 2009 Update on Significant Emergency Preparedness Issues “Significant Observations: Hostile Action-Based EP Drill Initiative” Joseph D. Anderson.

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1 RIC 2009 Update on Significant Emergency Preparedness Issues “Significant Observations: Hostile Action-Based EP Drill Initiative” Joseph D. Anderson Chief, Security Interface and Outreach Branch Division of Preparedness and Response March 10, 2009

2 Hostile Action-Based EP Drills Lessons-Learned Utilization of lessons-learned Pre-drill table-top Scenario development Coordination with Security/Law Enforcement

3 Hostile Action-Based EP Drills Lessons-Learned Delay in licensee ERO mobilization Use of alternate facilities Incident Command System –Incident Command Post (ICP)/Staging Area locations –Licensee liaisons to ICP –EOC interfaces

4 Hostile Action-Based EP Drills Going Forward Revision 1 to NEI (HAB drill guidelines) NREP Conference Open Forum (April 23): “Hostile Action-Based EP Drills: Improving Coordinated Stakeholder Response Through discussion of Preparation Techniques and Key Observations” Going Forward

5 NRC Contacts Joe Anderson Chief, Security Interface and Outreach Branch OR Mike McCoppin Phase III Drill Coordination