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ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0009229
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0004047
FACILITY_NAME
STOCKTON ARMY AIR SUPPORT FAC
STREET_NUMBER
2000
STREET_NAME
STIMSON
STREET_TYPE
ST
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95206
APN
17726004
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
2000 STIMSON ST
P_LOCATION
01
QC Status
Approved
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CA ARNG Field Quality Assurance Project Plan <br /> spiked samples are used to identify matrix interferences that influence the recovery or measurements of <br /> method analytes. <br /> 9.1.7.5 Samples for MS/MSD analyses will be selected in advance by the project chemist or task leader. <br /> MS/MSD pairs will be spiked and analyzed for 5%of the total number of samples for each applicable <br /> method(project-specific requirements may vary).Additional volume of water sample will be collected <br /> for aqueous MS/MSDs;soil sample pairs for MS/MSD analyses may come from the same sample <br /> container as the field sample.The MS/MSD samples will be labeled appropriately and identified as such <br /> on the chain-of-custody(COC)records. <br /> Equipment Rinsate Blanks <br /> 9.1.7.6 Equipment rinsate samples(rinsates)are used to evaluate decontamination procedures for <br /> ,sampling equipment used for aqueous samples.The rinsate samples for groundwater sampling will be <br /> collected after the sampling equipment is subject to standard decontamination procedures by pouring <br /> ASTM Type R water over or through the sampling device and collecting the rinse water. Rinsate samples <br /> ,will generally be collected at a maximum frequency of 10%;equipment blanks may be collected more <br /> frequently at the beginning of a field effort(project-specific requirements may vary).The rinsate blanks <br /> will be analyzed for all the same parameters as the field samples collected. <br /> 9.1.7.7- Equipment blanks for soil gas sampling are collected by flushing a sampling probe with ultra- <br /> high purity(UHP)air and collecting a canister,syringe,or Tedlar®bag sample in the same manner s a <br /> field sample.The sampling probe setup is assembled, leak-checked and flushed with UHP air before the <br /> sample is collected.One equipment blank shall be collected at the beginning of each day of the field <br /> effort. <br /> Trip Blanks <br /> 9.1.7.8 Trip blanks are prepared only for samples to be analyzed for VOCs and are handled as field <br /> samples are handled.Trip blank results are used to identify possible VOC contamination of samples from <br /> sample transport,shipping,or site conditions.Sealed trip blank samples will be prepared in the <br /> laboratory using organic-free water.They will then be shipped with the sample containers to the field, <br /> stored with field samples,and returned to the laboratory with field samples. <br /> .9.1.7.9 One set of VOC trip blanks consisting of deionized(D])-distilled,ultra pure water will <br /> accompany shipments(coolers)containing samples of VOCs,since these compounds have the greatest <br /> potential for cross contamination.The collection frequency shall be one per cooler per day(project- <br /> specific requirements may vary).An effort will be made during the field activities to minimize the <br /> number of trip blanks needed through appropriate sampling activities, sample scheduling, sample <br /> packaging,and sample shipping. <br /> 9.1.8 Sample Handling and Shipment <br /> 9.1.8.1 Samples will be properly packaged before shipment and submitted to the appropriate laboratory <br /> for analysis, with a separate signed custody record enclosed in each sample cooler.Each cooler will be <br /> lined with a large plastic bag.Once in place,the cooler will be filled with"bubble wrapped"or plastic <br /> mesh covered sample bottles and packing materials.Sufficient packing material(e.g.,vermiculite)will be <br /> used to prevent sample containers from making contact during shipment.Enough double-bagged ice will <br /> be added to maintain sample temperatures at 4°C during shipment.The large inner(plastic bag) liner will <br /> be taped shut. <br /> field QAPP.DOC 9-11 May 2000 <br />
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