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CA ARNG Field Quality Assurance Project Plan <br /> • Samples collected; <br /> • Quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC); <br /> • Visitors; <br /> .• Problems;and <br /> • Comments. <br /> 9.1.9.5 Measurements made and samples collected will be recorded.All entries will be made in <br /> indelible ink and no white-out will be allowed.If an incorrect entry is made,the information will be <br /> crossed out with a single strike mark,initialed,and the date marked.The number of the photographs <br /> taken of the site,if any,will also be noted.All equipment used to make measurements will be identified, <br /> along with the date of calibration. <br /> 9.1.9.6 Samples will be collected following the sampling procedures documented in Sections 9.1.1 <br /> through 9.1.6.The equipment used to collect samples will be noted,along with the time of sampling, <br /> sample description,depth at which the sample was collected,sample volume,and number of containers <br /> filled.Sample identification numbers will be assigned prior to sample collection.Field duplicate samples, <br /> -which will receive an entirely separate sample identification number,will be noted under sample <br /> description. <br /> Geologic Field Logs <br /> 9.1.9.7 The on-site field geologist/hydrogeologist will prepare and maintain a geologic log for all soil <br /> - borings(and wells)installed with a drill rig.The log will detail drilling and well construction details. <br /> Figures 9-3 and 9-4(at the end of the section)are examples of a geologic field log.All geologic log <br /> entries will be made in indelible ink,and each page initialed and dated by the field person.The geologic <br /> log will provide,but not be limited to,the following information: <br /> • Reference elevation for all depth measurements; <br /> • Depth of each change of lithology; <br /> • Thickness of each lithology; <br /> • Description of soil or rock penetrated using Unified Soil Classification System(USCS)terminology; <br /> • Depth of interval from which each formation sample was taken; <br /> • Depth at which hole diameter(bit sizes)change; <br /> • Depth at which groundwater is first encountered; <br /> • Depth to the static water level(after 48 hours or completion in wells)and changes in static water <br /> level with well depth; <br /> • Total depth of completed well; <br /> field QAPP.DOC 9-13 May 2000 <br />