6.1 Technical Preparation
The State Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee relies on the existing capabilities of member units, relevant group companies (institutes) and scientific research institutes to improve and perfect the technical support system for nuclear emergency response such as radiation monitoring, aerial monitoring, meteorological monitoring and forecasting, seismic monitoring, oceanic monitoring, radiation protection, and medical emergency response and organizes and carries out nuclear emergency response technological research, standard development, and research and development of rescue equipment and hardware and software for nuclear emergency response such as consequence evaluation system and decision support system. Organize and carry out research on nuclear emergency response technology, standard development, rescue special equipment and equipment, as well as the research and development of nuclear emergency response software and hardware such as consequence evaluation system and decision support system, and guide the provincial Nuclear Emergency Response Commission and nuclear facility operators to make relevant technical preparations. Provincial nuclear emergency committee, nuclear facilities operating units in accordance with this plan and the requirements of the nuclear emergency plan at this level, to strengthen the relevant nuclear emergency technical preparations.
6.2 Team Preparation
The State Nuclear Emergency Response Coordination Committee relies on the existing capabilities of member units, relevant group companies (institutes) and scientific research institutes to strengthen the construction of professional rescue teams for raid and rescue, radiation monitoring, decontamination and decontamination, pollution control, radiation protection, medical rescue, etc., equip them with the necessary professional materials and equipment, and strengthen professional training and emergency response drills. Provincial Nuclear Emergency Committee, nuclear facilities operating units and affiliated group companies (hospitals), in accordance with the division of responsibilities to strengthen the construction of the relevant nuclear emergency response team, strengthen the day-to-day management and training, and effectively improve emergency response capabilities. National, provincial, nuclear facilities operating units of nuclear emergency organizations to strengthen the construction of nuclear emergency expert team, for emergency command and auxiliary decision-making, engineering rescue, radiation monitoring, medical treatment, science and publicity to provide personnel protection.
6.3 Material Security
National and provincial nuclear emergency response organizations and nuclear facilities operating units to establish and improve the research and development, production and reserve system of nuclear emergency response equipment, to ensure that the response to nuclear accidents need. The National Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee improves the mechanism of radiation monitoring and protection, medical treatment, meteorological monitoring, accident rescue, decontamination and decontamination, as well as power, communication, transportation and other aspects of the equipment and materials reserve mechanism and producer registration mechanism, and do a good job of emergency materials transfer and emergency distribution work program. The Provincial Nuclear Emergency Response Commission reserves the necessary emergency materials, focusing on strengthening the reserves of radiation monitoring, medical treatment, personnel resettlement, power supply, water supply, transportation, communication and other materials required for the implementation of off-site emergency response. Nuclear facilities operating units and their affiliated group companies (hospitals) to focus on strengthening the mitigation of accidents, accident control, engineering rescue required mobile power supply, water supply, pipelines, radiation protection equipment, special tools and equipment reserves.
6.4 Financial Security
The funds required for national and provincial nuclear emergency preparedness are arranged by the central and local governments respectively. Nuclear power plant nuclear emergency preparedness funds required by the nuclear power plant to raise their own. Other nuclear facilities of nuclear emergency preparedness funds in accordance with existing funding channels.
6.5 Communications and Transportation Security
National and provincial nuclear emergency organizations, nuclear facilities operating units and their group companies (hospitals) to strengthen the nuclear emergency communications and network system construction, the formation of reliable communications security capabilities to ensure that during the nuclear emergency communications and information transfer needs. Transportation, public security and other departments to improve the road, railroad, aviation, water transport emergency transportation security system, improve the emergency response linkage mechanism to ensure that the emergency response required personnel, materials, equipment, equipment and other transportation.
6.6 Training and Exercises
6.6.1 Training
Nuclear emergency response organizations at all levels have established a training system to regularly train nuclear emergency response managers and professional teams. The State Nuclear Emergency Response Office is responsible for the training of the members of the State Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee, provincial nuclear emergency response organizations and nuclear facilities operating units in charge of nuclear emergency response organizations and key personnel. Provincial nuclear emergency organizations and nuclear facilities operating units are responsible for their respective nuclear emergency response team professional and technical training, the State Nuclear Emergency Response Office and the relevant member units of the State Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee to give guidance.
6.6.2 Exercises
Nuclear emergency response organizations at all levels should, according to the actual situation, take desktop exercises, practical exercises and other ways to frequently carry out emergency response exercises to test, maintain and improve nuclear emergency response capabilities. State-level nuclear emergency response joint exercises organized by the National Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee, generally held once every three to five years; the National Nuclear Emergency Coordination Committee member units according to the need to organize individual exercises. Provincial nuclear emergency response joint exercises, generally held once every two to four years, organized by the provincial Nuclear Emergency Response Commission, nuclear facilities operating units to participate. Nuclear facilities operating unit integrated exercise organized every 2 years, with more than 3 operating units, the integrated exercise frequency increased appropriately. Nuclear power plant for the first time before loading and feeding, organized by the provincial Nuclear Emergency Response Commission on-site and off-site joint exercises, nuclear facilities operating units to participate.