EOP includes which elements?

• A. Procedures, status charts, and diagrams required to transition from a steady state to operating conditions
• B. Master Prelightoff Checklist
• C. Restoring from class C fire in a generator
• D. Master plant procedure

Answer: (A)

Emergency Operating Procedures guide crew through abnormal conditions by providing clear actions, current status indicators, and diagrams that show how to move the system from normal steady-state operation into the operating state needed to stabilize and control the situation. The elements described—procedures, status charts, and diagrams—form the essential framework of the EOP, giving step-by-step guidance, visual cues on current conditions, and the schematic references needed to execute a coordinated response. The other items are specific tools or tasks outside this structural framework: a master Prelightoff checklist is a pre-operation document, restoring from a class C fire in a generator is a particular recovery sequence, and a master plant procedure is a broader set of plant-wide instructions rather than the EOP’s core components.