INDONESIA ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
TRAINING & EXERCISES IN EPR
Dedik Eko Sumargo
BAPETEN
INDONESIA
Eighth Meeting of Representatives of the Competent Authorities identified under the Early
Notification Convention and the Assistance Convention
Vienna, Austria
06-10 June 2016
HAZARD ASSESSMENT
As of 20 Mei 2016:
Medical (4534 ): EPC-III
Radiology diagnostic,
Radiotherapy, Nuclear
Medicine;
Industrial (5898) EPC-III
Nuclear gauges, Industrial radiography,
Well logging, Analysis,
Irradiator, Gamma
scanners;
Research (11): EPC-III
RR (2 EPC-II) Tracers,
Standardization, Etc.
RI-E
RI-D
RI-B
RI-A
RI-C
RI-F
RI-G
RR Fuel Fabrication
Plant, Serpong
Experimental
FE Installation,
Serpong
Install. of
Radio-
metallurgy,
Serpong
Spent Fuel Interim
Storage, Serpong
HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Indonesia arrangements for training and
exercises in EPR based on :
1. GR No. 54/2012 on Safety and Security of Nuclear
Installation.
2. BCR No.01/2010 on Nuclear Emergency
Preparedness and Response
3. GSR Part 7:Preparedness and Response for a
Nuclear or Radiological Emergency
4. IAEA EPR-Exercise (2005); Preparation, Conduct,
And Evaluation Of Exercises To Test
Preparedness For A Nuclear Or Radiological
Emergency.
REFERENCES
GR No. 54/2012 on Safety and Security of Nuclear Installation:
• Article 66: Nuclear emergency preparedness is conducted based on nuclear emergency
preparedness programme
are implemented by:
• establishing nuclear emergency preparedness programme at facility level
• establishing nuclear emergency preparedness programme at province level, called
Contingency Plan for nuclear emergency and has been established:
– 2013 : Tangerang Selatan
– 2014 : Bandung
– 2015 : Yogyakarta
• Article 69, 71, 73: exercises or drills on nuclear emergency:
– on facility level, at least once every year
– on local government level, at least once every 2 years - in coordination
with the operator
– on national level, at least once every 4 years - in coordination with
BAPETEN and relating national agencies, involving the local government,
and the operator.
REGULATION
CHAIRMAN*
(BNPB)
Planning Section INFORMATION
CENTRE
OPERATION
SECTION INVESTIGATION
TECH. SUP.
FOR
OPERATION SECTION
1. FIRST RESPONDERS
-POLICE (FORLAB,BOM SQUAD)
-FIRE BRIGADE (PMK)
-AMBULANCE/HEALTH DEP.
2. RMA
-NNEA (BATAN)
-NBC (NUBIKA)
-MGA (BMKG)
1. BOM SQUAD
2. FORLAB
3. CRIM RES
4. INTELLIGENCE
1. DEP. OF AGRICULTURE
2. DRUGS & FOOD REG. AGENCY
3. DEP. OCEANGRPHY & FISHERY
4. DEP. OF TRANSPORTATION
5. ENVIRONMENTAL MINISTRY
DEPUTY
(BATAN)
BAPETEN
* : The Chairman is Head of NDMA(BNPB) and operated through national disaster countermeasure mechanism of NDMA(BNPB)
Nuclear Emergency Response Organisation:
The objectives are:
to validate plans & procedures and to test performance
(performance evaluation)
to provide opportunity for training in a realistic
situation (training)
to explore and test new concepts and ideas for
emergency arrangements (trials)
Types of Exc :
1. Drills
2. TTE
3. Partial and Full-scale Exc
4. FE
PURPOSE & TYPES OF
EXERCISE
1. Standard Operating Procedure for National Nuclear Emergency
Response Organization (OTDNN)
2. Contingency Plan for nuclear emergency Serpong,
3. Contingency Plan for nuclear emergency Bandung and
4. Contingency Plan for nuclear emergency Jogjakarta
5. Guidance for : • UPA for Nuclear Emergency respond (based on IAEA-TECDOC
955)
• Radiological Emergency respond (based on IAEA-TECDOC 1162)
• Response to events involving the inadvertent movement or illicit
trafficking of radioactive materials (based on IAEA-TECDOC
1313)
• Medical response during a nuclear or radiological emergency
(based on IAEA-Generic Procedure for Medical Response during
a Nuclear or Radiological Emergency)
• Transportation accident response
• Illicit trafficking response
GUIDANCE
1. Annual drill/exercise for the site of all nuclear installations or
licensee, conducted by all operators and reported to
BAPETEN
2. Exercises for EPC II:
• NTTE, Scenario: “Severe accident at BATAN Multi
Purpose Reactor MPR-30”. Jakarta, 31 October 2007.
• NTTE, Scenario: “Severe accident at BATAN Reactor
Bandung 2 MWth”, October 2009
• NFE, Scenario: “Nuclear Emergency in PRSG Reactor”,
October 2010
• NTTE, Scenario: “Severe accident BATAN Multi Purpose
Reactor MPR-30”, Dec 2015
• NFE, Scenario: “Severe accident BATAN Multi Purpose
Reactor MPR-30”, 2016
EXERCISES HAVE BEEN
CONDUCTED (1)
2. Exercises for EPC III / IV : • NFE, Scenario: “Radiological Emergency Response to a Dirty Bomb (RDD)”.
Jakarta, 22 September 2005.
• Field Exercise. Scenario: “Radiological Emergency Response to a Transportation
Accident”. Yogyakarta, Center of Java. October, 2008
• Field Exercise. Scenario: “Radiological Emergency Response to Sea
Transportation Accident”, Surabaya. November, 2011.
• Field Exercise. Scenario: “Radiological Emergency Response to a Transportation
Accident”. Bandung, West Java. September 2013
• FE (+Indonesia Coast Guard), “Radiological Emergency Response to a sea
Transportation Accident”. Ambon, December 2015
• FE (+Indonesia Coast Guard), “Radiological Emergency Response to a sea
Transportation Accident”.Batam, March 2016
3. Training for:
National Coast Guard (BAKAMLA)-2015
Indonesia ARMY/Presidential Security Forces-2016
4. BAPETEN-ERTbased o n BCR No. 14 Year 2007 (Revised into BCR No.1 / 2015):
3x / YEAR
EXERCISES HAVE BEEN
CONDUCTED (2)
EXERCISES
11
NTTE
October 2009
RDD, September 2005
Transportation
October 2008
NFE
October 2010
Transportation
September 2013
FE + NCG: 2015, 2016
CONCLUSION
13
NO GSR Part 7, Req.25 GR.54/2012 and BCR. 01/2010
1 Para 6.28 √ Performance Indicator:
• 4: The requirement is almost fully met.
(for EPC II)
• 3: The requirement is partially met but
the gap is not so significant. There is
an action plan to address the gaps.(for
EPC III and IV)
2 Para 6.29 √
3 Para 6.30 √
4 Para 6.31 √
5 Para 6.32 √
6 Para 6.33 √
The Indonesia government ensure that personnel relevant for emergency
response shall take part in regular training, drills and exercises to ensure
that they are able to perform their assigned response functions effectively
in a nuclear or radiological emergency.
