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09/14/1995 04:52 9093579307 TJNTO PAGE 08 ' • SOP NO. 10.2 REVISION NO. 0 DATE: COMM ' PAGE 7 OF 11 ' 4.4.3 Retrieve the sampler and remove the liners containing the soil. Cover the ends of each U= to be submitted for chemical analysis with Teflon' film and then cap with plastic end caps 4.4.4 Each liner to be submitted for analysis will be appropriately labeled. The label will be ' filled out using waterproof ink and will contain, at a minimum, the following information: • Project number • Sample point (or baring) number • Bottom depth of liner ' • Date and time of sample collection • Parameters for analysis • Sampler's initials. ' 4.4.5 As soon as possible after sample callectiM Place the sa nPle in an appropriately aired. airtight, seam-seating polyethylene bag (e.g., 22plock). Seal the bag, removing any excess air. ' and tape the bag with custody We so that any attempt to remove the sample win cause the ' tape to be brdmn. 4.4.6 Document the sampling event to the Sample Collection Log (Attachment 6.1) or an ' equivalent form as specified in the project work plans. ' 4.4.7 Handle the sample according to the procedures outlined in SOP 2.1. For samples submitted to a laboratory for analysis, an Analysis Request and Chain-of-Custody Record (Attachment 6.3) shall be completed and maintained per SOP 1.1 and the project work plaits. ' 4.4.8 Abandon the hole following the procedure outlined in the project wort plana. ' 4.5 HydrUPnD00 areundVMW 9ampht The Hydropnoch® sample locations. if carducnd in conjunction with CPT data collection, will be located a few feet in the estimated upgradient direction from the previous CPT location. Hydropunch* sampling will be conducted in accordance with the project want plans. The standard procedure for Hydropunch® sampling is described below. ' MI/o3-164Na0VTl3OPISOP10.2