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Home My WebLink AboutDRC-2025-002391 CLIVE SITE LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL DATE: 7/24/2025 ATTN: LLRW CC; Treesa Parker Karen Kirkwood RE: Transmittal 2025-044 Description of Documents Transmitted Qty See attached list for updates to the State-issued Part B Permit. Attachment II-6-1, Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please replace your current procedure revisions with the documents within this Transmittal. You are not required to sign any documents to verify receipt of this distribution. However, you should make every effort to ensure that your copy of the License is current. FROM: EnergySolutions Document Control Clive Facility ATTACHMENT II-6-1 Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide for the Clive Facility (Prepared in accordance with Utah Administrative Code R315-262-262) Attachment II-6-1 shall be evaluated during the review and modification process of Attachment II-6 Contingency Plan and updated, if necessary. July 17, 2025 Table of Contents 1. Types and Names of Hazardous Waste ............................................................... Page 2 2. Exposures Requiring Unique or Special Treatment............................................. Page 2 3. Estimated Maximum Amount of Hazardous Waste ........................................... Page 3 4. Map of Facility showing Hazardous Waste Areas ............................................... Page 4 Exhibit 1, Hazardous Waste Map ................................................................. Page 5 5. Map of Surrounding Properties ............................................................................ Page 4 Exhibit 2, Street Map .................................................................................... Page 6 6. Water Supply Information ................................................................................... Page 4 Exhibit 3, Water Supply Map ....................................................................... Page 7 7. On-Site Notification System Information ............................................................ Page 4 8. Emergency Contact Information .................................................................... See Below Emergency Contact Information Site Security (Available 24/7) 801-649-2175 Emergency Coordinators Name Position Office Phone Cell Phone Tom Brown Radiation Safety Officer 801-649-2168 801-739-4592 Brennon Dick Operations Manager 801-649-2158 435-830-7865 Justin Lee Shipping & Receiving / Security Manager 801-649-2190 435-841-7075 Brett Davis Operations 801-649-2123 435-830-4102 Roger Ekins Operations 801-649-2052 435-830-8003 Garrett Dutson Site Facility Engineer 801-649-2156 801-721-1425 Todd Stewart Maintenance & Construction Manager 801-649-2250 435-228-8838 EnergySolutions LLC Issued – July 17, 2025 Revised – Revision Number - 0 Attachment II-6-1 - Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide - Page 2 1. Types and Names of Hazardous Waste 2. Exposures Requiring Unique or Special Treatment Table 1 describes the types of hazardous waste that may be present at the Clive Facility and includes the hazard associated with each waste type and describes medical treatment necessary for exposures to each hazardous waste type. Exposure to radioactive waste is the only site exposure that requires unique/special treatment. The table also includes the general location of hazardous waste (as described below the table, in Table 2, and on Exhibit 1, Hazardous Waste Map). Table 1. Types of Hazardous Waste, Associated Hazards, and Medical Treatment Hazardous Waste Type Notes Associated Hazards Medical Treatment Site Locations Radioactive Waste Limited to Class A concentrations as defined in Utah Administrative Code (UAC) R313-15-1009 Internal Chronic Ionization Wash Off Flush Thoroughly Perform a Radiological Scan of the Exposed Area Entire Site* RCRA Solid Hazardous Waste Soils, Sludges, and Debris (incl lead solids) Chronic Wash Off Flush Thoroughly MW Facility, Lab PCB Waste Soils, Sludges, Debris, and Liquids Chronic Fetus Wash Off Flush Thoroughly MW Facility, Lab Flammable Liquids Flash Point < 60 oC (140 oF) Ignitable Wash Off Flush Thoroughly MWOB, MWSB, MWTB, Lab Corrosive Liquids pH ≤ 2 or ≥ 12.5 Corrosive Wash Off Flush Thoroughly MWOB, MWSB, MWTB, Lab Organic Waste High concentration organic solvents Carcinogen Neurotoxin Wash Off Flush Thoroughly MWOB, MWSB, MWTB, Lab Oxidizers Fire Hazard Provides Oxygen Ignitable Sustains Reactions Wash Off Flush Thoroughly MW Facility, Lab * The Entire Site includes all the Restricted Area in Section 32 and the Railyard Area in Section 29. Both areas are fenced and have restricted access. The Entire Site includes Radioactive Waste disposal embankments as well as facilities where waste may be stored. Waste storage locations are described in Table 2 and depicted on Exhibit 1, Hazardous Waste Map. Exhibit 1 also includes emergency access gate locations. Due to the radioactive nature of the site, Restricted Area gates will be monitored by EnergySolutions personnel. Individuals EnergySolutions LLC Issued – July 17, 2025 Revised – Revision Number - 0 Attachment II-6-1 - Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide - Page 3 who have entered on foot or exited vehicles while in this area will be scanned for radioactive contamination. 3. Estimated Maximum Amount of Hazardous Waste Table 2 lists waste storage locations at the Clive facility, beginning in the Northwest corner of Section 32 and proceeding clockwise around the facility as depicted in Exhibit 1, Hazardous Waste Map. Table 2 also provides the estimated maximum amount of waste that may be stored in each of these locations. Maximum volumes do not include waste that has been disposed in embankments. Note that these maximum volumes are theoretical maximums, actual volumes of hazardous waste on-site at any time will be a small fraction of these. Table 2. Locations and Maximum Storage Volumes Location Designation Description General Location within Section 32 Maximum Storage Volume ǂ Rotary Dumper Pit Railcar Rollover Facility, includes pit where Radioactive Waste may be stored Northwest ~ 300 cy (~8,000 cf) Shredder Pad Radioactive Waste Storage Pad east and west of the Large Shredder North Central ~53,000 cy (~1.4 M cf) Chemistry Lab Laboratory inside the Restricted Area within the Operations Building North Central ~ 25 cf Intermodal Unloading Facility (IUF) Outdoor Concrete Bays that may contain Radioactive Waste East Central ~150 cy (~4,000 cf) MW Facility Manages and Stores Waste that is Radioactive and Hazardous Southeast Corner of Section 32 6,000 cy* (162,000 cf) Mixed Waste Operations Building (MWOB) Liquid Hazardous Waste Storage. Some solid wastes. All Waste is Containerized. East Central in MW Facility ~80,000-gal liquid ~11,000 cf solid (~400 cy) Mixed Waste Storage Pads Solid Hazardous Waste Storage with some Liquid Hazardous Waste Storage on secondary pallets All Waste is Containerized. South of MWOB and Between MWTB and MWSB ~8,600-gal liquid 6,000 cy solid (162,000 cf) Mixed Waste Treatment Building (MWTB) Open Tank Storage Areas and Active Treatment (Mixing, Shredding, etc.). Highly Contaminated Area. Southeast in MW Facility ~20,000-gal liquid ~3,000 cf solid (~110 cy) Mixed Waste Storage Building (MWSB) Houses the VTD Organic Treatment Process. High concentration organic Waste. South Central in MW Facility ~3,300-gal liquid ~1,000 cf solid (~37 cy) ǂ Storage Volume unit abbreviations: cy = cubic yards; cf = cubic feet; gal = US gallons (M = million) * Volume includes the Impoundment Pond in the northeast portion of the MW Facility, but not the Mixed Waste Landfill Cell. EnergySolutions LLC Issued – July 17, 2025 Revised – Revision Number - 0 Attachment II-6-1 - Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide - Page 4 4. Map of Facility Showing Hazardous Waste Areas Exhibit 1, Hazardous Waste Map, points to each of the waste accumulation areas described in Table 2. The map also shows gates that may be used to access the Restricted Area and a general access route highlighted green. Main access is through the Operations Building in the north-central section of Exhibit 1. 5. Map of Surrounding Property Exhibit 2, Street Map, provides directions from Interstate-80 (Exit 49) south to the Clive facility. The areas immediately surrounding the section that radioactive waste is managed are either owned by EnergySolutions or the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The nearest business is a hazardous waste management facility owned by Clean Harbors located approximately one mile to the west (using the same access road from I-80). There are no residential areas or schools within 50 miles of the facility. The closest residential address is the caretaker at the East Grassy Mountain Rest Area at mile marker 54 on I80 (approximately eight miles from the facility). 6. Water Supply Information By policy, EnergySolutions does not fight fires at the facility. Fire extinguishers are located in all buildings throughout the facility (locations highlighted in Exhibits to the Contingency Plan); however, these are only for fighting incipient fires and to aid in evacuation. There is no firefighting water supply to buildings outside of the Mixed Waste Facility. The firefighting water supply for the Mixed Waste Operations Building (MWOB) and the Mixed Waste Treatment Building (MWTB) is located outside of the restricted area south of the MWTB. The water supply consists of a buried tank (60,000 gallon), a fire pump in a small enclosure, and an emergency generator. Exhibit 3, Water Supply Map, shows the southeast corner of the facility and calls out the fire pump house and the location of fire hydrants for the MWOB and the MWTB. Both hydrants can supply water at a rate of 500 gallons per minute for two hours. 7. Onsite Notification System Information The site has an extensive alarm system to ensure the safety of personnel. Evacuation alarms are located on the exterior of the Operations Building, the Administration Building, the Mixed Waste Operations Building, the Mixed Waste Treatment Building, and the Mixed Waste Storage Building. Furthermore, the MWTB, MWOB, and MWSB have local alarms that signal when carbon monoxide (CO) levels are high or if a lower explosive limit (LEL) is reached or if the buildings have oxygen deficient atmospheres. All personnel carry radios, and the principle means of communicating emergency situations is an all-hands alert on the emergency channel to which all radios automatically turn to when in use. There are no alarms that ring off site. Procedures and training are in place such that the site security department or the safety department calls applicable off-site local authorities. EnergySolutions LLC Issued – July 17, 2025 Revised – Revision Number - 0 Attachment II-6-1 - Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide - Page 5 EnergySolutions LLC Issued – July 17, 2025 Revised – Revision Number - 0 Attachment II-6-1 - Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide - Page 6 EnergySolutions LLC Issued – July 17, 2025 Revised – Revision Number - 0 Attachment II-6-1 - Contingency Plan Quick Reference Guide - Page 7