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F'�sRe -5- III. Sample Handling Instructions 5112T-Le Container b Volume - The use of proper sample containers holding an appropriate volume of sample is essential to FGL Environmental's quality assurance program. fable I shows the type of containers and the volume required for each analysis. Sam le Preservation - The proper preservation of samples is a fundamental element of FGL Environmenral's quality assurance program. Table I shows the preservation measures required for each analysis. FGL Environmentals staff follows methods listed in the Handbook for Sampling and Sample Preservation of Water and Wastewater, U.S. EPA Monitoring and Support Laboratory; Cincinnati, Ohio; September 1982. Sam le Holdin Times - Strict observance of the holding time requirement for each type of analyses is essential to FGL Environmental's quality assurance program. Table I shows the maximum allowable holding times for each analysis. The information given in Table I is based on recommendations in EPA Methods for Chemical Analysis of k'ater and (Wastewater (EPA-600/4-79-020) and EPA Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste (SW-846). Sample Log - All samples collected by FCL Environmental personnel must be accompanied by the following information: 1). Sampling location 2). Sample date and time 3). Person sampling ! 4). Preservative used 5). Analysis required All samples collected by FG1. Environmental personnel, or samples received directly from a client, are relinquished to a member of the office staff and logged into the laboratory. The following information is contained in the log; 1). Client 2). Number of samples 3). Analysis requested 4). Sample Description 5). Person sample received from 6). Person sample received by 7). Date received 8). Date analysis required 9). Unique laboratory number RECEIVED KAU, 1 3 1990