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Site Inspection UFP-QAPP Addendum Stockton AASF, Stockton, California Example PFAS Daily Sampling Checklist Team Members Yes No Description Has AECOM PFAS Sampling guidance been reviewed by all team members? Comments' Yes No Has AECOM field sampling staff received needed training certification? Comments' Yes No Was a briefing held for field sampling staff? Comments: Yes No Were additional PFAS sampling instructions given to field samoag st3V Comments: Yes No Have personal doftig and PPE requirements been followed by all field sampling stag? Comments: Yes Ho Were lotions and sunscreen used far field sampling staff? Comment: Sample Collection Yes No Has s P FAS -flee water source been idenlfied? Comment Source of PFAS-tree water Yes No Have all samping items, parts and equipment been inspected to be free of PFAS? Comment: Yes No Has sampling locatlon sequence been oommunicated to avoid crna&-contaminations? Comment. Yes No Have driiIing fluids been evaluated and strewn to be free of PFAS? Comment: Yes No Use of PFAS-free decontamination solution? Brand name of decontamination sokution- Yes No Have all Bald logs, notebooks, pens, labels been inspected, and do they meet AECOM PFAS sampling gudance requirements? Comment Yes No Have all sample shipping materials (ice_ ii*c bugs) been inspected, and do they meet AECOM PFAS sampling guidance regv,remenla? Comment: Yes No Have all blanks arrived at the site and will they be coleched to verify crass-contavninaborl? Comment Other Comments: Personnel Qualifications All personnel mobilized to the site will meet applicable Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training requirements including hazardous waste operations and emergency response (HAZWOPER) training and medical surveillance requirements as specified in the Accident Prevention Plan (APP) and Site Safety and Health Plan (SSHP). Personnel will be required to complete the DoD's Operations Security Awareness for Military Members, DoD Employees, and Contractors and Level 1 Antiterrorism Awareness Training. Additionally, all AECOM employees that will be performing field work will take an internal PFAS sampling guidance training. Permits and Notifications Utility clearance will be conducted by CAARNG with input from the AECOM field team or by a private utility location company if CAARNG cannot provide clearance. A minimum of two weeks to coordinate the clearance will be required. AECOM or its drilling subcontractor will contact California 811, the local one -call utility location system. AECOM and the drilling subcontractor will participate in a Stockton AASF orientation prior to initiating work, if required. The determination of the orientation requirement will be made after final intrusive investigation locations are determined. AECOM will also contact the ARNG Environmental Manager at least five business days prior to the scheduled start of the field activities. A site walk will be scheduled with the appropriate ARNG personnel to mark out locations of the subsurface utilities. As a precaution, the first 5 feet of each boring will be pre -cleared using hand tools (e.g., post -hole diggers, augers, AECOM QAPP Worksheet #17 Page 3 of 10