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Wright Environmental Services, Inc. 3. The groundwater samples may be collected using a Teflon® or disposable bailer or sampling pump discharge. Sampling gear will be thoroughly steam -cleaned or cleaned with soapy (TSP) water, rinsed with with deionized or distilled water prior to the collection of each sample. When bailers are used, a separate clean bailer will be used to sample each individual well. 4. Water samples retained for chemical analysis will be placed in clean, 40 ml VOA glass vials or clean amber glass one -liter bottles or other laboratory prepared sample containers and caps as appropriate for water sampling purpose and analytical test method parameters. Samples will be collected with minimum headspace, and inverted to check for air bubbles. Samples will then be placed in an ice chest on crushed ice, blue ice, or refrigerated at 4 degrees Centigrade. 5. Checks on sampler field and decontamination procedures will be performed as needed during the project for sampler decontamination procedures and laboratory quality assurance programs. Sampling blanks (pump blank) of distilled water will be poured through the sampling bailer and placed in clean sample collection bottles or vials. Trip blanks will be sealed by the laboratory and carried by the sampler. One water sample blank will be taken for each set of water samples collected from each set of wells. The number of blanks may be one per sampling event or 10% depending on the number of wells sampled for the given site. Specific checks and blanks, and collection of duplicates or split samples will be revised for project specific needs. 6. All sampling equipment will be precleaned prior to arriving on-site, decontaminated following each sampling event, prior to use the next monitoring well and prior to leaving the site. Sample Records and Chain -of -Custody 1. Sample records for each sample will contain information on sample type and source / including; project number, sampler name, sampling date and time, location, laboratory name, sampling method, and any significant conditions that may affect the sampling. 2. A signature Chain -of -custody and transference documentation will be maintained at all times. A copy of the Laboratory sample results and the completed Chain -of -custody will be provided with the technical reporting. Quality Control and Quality Assurance Objectives The sampling and chemical laboratory analysis procedures employed for groundwater sampling and monitoring follow quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) outlined in current Federal, State and local agencies guidance documents. Quality assurance objectives have been established to develop and implement procedures for obtaining and evaluating water quality and field data in an accurate, precise and complete manner. In this way, sampling procedures and field measurements provide information that is comparable and representative of actual field conditions. Quality control is maintained by site specific field protocols and requiring the analytical laboratory to preform internal and external QC checks. The goal is to provide data that are accurate, precise, Wes Sampling Protocols last rev. 2/96 Page