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Soil-Gas Investigation Workplan July 6, 2015 <br /> 200 N Beckman Rd Page 5 <br /> laboratory the document information will also include the name of the person <br /> receiving the samples, laboratory sample number (if different from the field <br /> number), and date, time and condition of sample upon receipt. <br /> LABORATORY QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL <br /> All laboratory analyses will be performed at a laboratory certified by the State of <br /> California Department of Health Services to perform the requested services. <br /> The purpose of a quality assurance/quality control program is to follow standard <br /> field sampling and laboratory handling procedures that will allow the generated <br /> data to be scientifically valid, defensible, and of appropriate quality. The <br /> laboratory has documented procedures for handling, preparing, and testing <br /> samples for the various types of compounds for which that laboratory is certified <br /> to test. Copies of these procedures are available at the laboratory and will <br /> provided upon request. <br /> Laboratory reports will be reviewed to check that analyses are completed within <br /> the recommended sample holding times and that proper sample preservation, <br /> preparation, and extraction techniques have been used. Measurements of percent <br /> recovery for spiked samples will be evaluated for compliance with established <br /> laboratory control limits. Data identified as being of sufficient quality will be used; <br /> suspected data will be identified as such. <br /> After completion of sampling activities, the borings will be backfilled to surface <br /> grade with neat cement grout composed of one sack of Portland Type I/II cement <br /> (94 lbs.) to approximately five gallons of potable water provided by the driller. <br /> Drilling and sampling equipment will be steam cleaned or thoroughly scrubbed <br /> with alconox solution followed by a distilled water rinse prior to being brought on <br /> site and between samplings. Grouting will be supervised by the San Joaquin <br /> County's Inspector. <br /> Environmental and Remediation Services since 1992! <br />