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APF_X ENVI ROTECH, INC. 3116-inch diameter polyethylene tubing. The soil vapor screens <br /> STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES will be installed to the spec€ficized depth. The soil vapor <br /> Soil Vapor Sampling screen should be surrounded by sand and the polyethylene <br /> tubing sealed to surface using a bentonite plug. <br /> The subsurface polyethylene tubing should be connected to a <br /> 'Tedlar bag of known volume located within a vacuum <br /> SOP-4 sampling chamber such that no cross contamination occurs <br /> SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION AND CHAIN- between the vacuum source and the`Tedlar'bag. A vacuum <br /> OF-CUSTODY PROCEDURES should be applied to the vacuum sampling chamber such that <br /> three tubing and vapor screen volumes are purged prior to <br /> Sample identification and chain-of-custody procedures ensure sample collection. For sample collection,a new Tedlar bag <br /> sample integrity as well as document sample possession from should be used. The"Ted lar'bag should be filled to 314 of <br /> the time of collection to ultimate disposal. Each sample volume capacity. Caution should be taken not to overfill the <br /> container submitted for analysis is labeled to identify the job sampling bag. The sample is placed in a non-refrigerated dry <br /> number,date,time of sample collection,a sample number cooler with sufficient packing to eliminate damage during <br /> unique to the sample,any in-rield measurements made, transport. Cooling samples should be avoided since <br /> sampling methodology,name(s)of on-site personnel,and any condensation of moisture within the sample may occur, <br /> other pertinent field observations also recorded on the field distorting laboratory analysis. <br /> excavation or boring log. <br /> For quality control purposes,a duplicate vapor sample may be <br /> Chain-of-custody forms are used to record possession of the collected from each sampling port. This sample is then put on <br /> sample from time of collection to arrival at the laboratory. hold at the laboratory pending initial analysis. <br /> During shipment,the person with custody of the samples will <br /> relinquish them to the next person by signing the chain-of- Vapor samples are subject to very limited holding times, <br /> custody form(s)and noting the date and time. The sample' typically 48 hours. Thus,care must taken to avoid delays in <br /> control officer at the laboratory will verify sample integrity, submittal of vapor samples to the laboratory. In the event the <br /> correct preservation,confirm collection in the proper vapor samples cannot be submitted to the analytical laboratory <br /> container(s),and ensure adequate volume for analysis, on the same day they are collected,they are to be temporarily <br /> stored in the dry,non-refrigerated,packed cooler until the very <br /> If these conditions are met,the samples will be assigned first opportunity for submittal well within the required holding <br /> unique laboratory log numbers for identification throughout time,taking into account the time needed for shipment to and <br /> analysis and reporting. The log numbers will be recorded on receipt by the laboratory, <br /> the chain-of-custody forms and in the legally-required log book <br /> maintained in the laboratory. The sample description,date <br /> received,client's name,and any other relevant information will <br /> also be recorded. <br /> SOP-S <br /> %W,/ LABORATORY ANALYTICAL QUALITY <br /> ASSURANCE AND CONTROL <br /> In addition to routine instrument calibration,replicates,spikes, <br /> blanks,spiked blanks,and certified reference materials are <br /> routinely analyzed at method-specific frequencies to monitor <br /> precision and bias. Additional components of the laboratory <br /> Quality Assurarnce/Quality Control program include: <br /> 1. Participation in state and federal laboratory <br /> accreditationlcertifiication programs; <br /> 2. Participation in both U.S.EPA Performance <br /> Evaluation studies(WS and WP studies)and inter- <br /> laboratory performance evaluation programs; <br /> 3. btandard operating procedures describing routine <br /> and periodic instrument maintenance; <br /> 4. "Out-of-Control"/Corrective Action documentation <br /> procedures;and, <br /> 5. Mufti-level review of raw data and client reports. <br /> SOP-1:3 <br /> SOIL VAPOR SAMPLING; 'TEDLAR" <br /> BAG SAMPLING TECHNIQUE <br /> Prior to soil vapor sampling,soil vapor screens must be <br /> installed. Soil vapor screens wi€f typically consist of a 6-inch <br /> long by'/cinch diameter stainless steel screen attached to a <br />