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APPENDIX e PENDIX A KLEINF=ER ACITYITZES PROTOCOL ?he Sampling and Analysis Plan (Kleiafelder, Novemerl, 1994) descn'bcs haw Forward, conducts groundwater monitoring for WMU k The wf'aunatxon contained m Inc. e e Cs sections related to , the pjaq sampling and analysis in the April I9$9 Fasiclasure Flan, Addendum #1 gnd Addendum #2. The discussion of graundwater P�duirs discussed in this .s�.mp�g methods and appendix,Kleinfelder Field Activities Ptdtocol,arc pt of the more compreheiisivc Sampling ani Analysis Plan. GROUND WATER MONITORING. Monitoring Wells Equipment . The groundwater monitoring wells at Forward are equipped with dedicated submerged Pig and collection - Pimps for groundwater samples-. The.field techniciarr per6xmling the grouriidvS,ater- monitoring will have a list of equipment that-should be available with.wizich to campltte xbc t monitoring.- The necessary equipment is.listed below This list includes actual i used to purge and sample the-wells in addition.to personal prtit=dve gear that .must be worn for protection and to reduce the pbtcntW for c r=contamination of the wells and�pl� Some of the equipment used kdU&S various irsuuments which requft a calibration- Calibration arebelow.- Calibration below- Calibration Procedures _ Many of the meters that are used in the field must be cali'bratcd to produce mfiable results. The following discusses cali"biat ion rationale,procedures,and fi-equeacy for Clic cuts. WVatcr Level Indicator Water Icvtl indicators must be calibrated regularly to assure that data is not being measured - uzcorrccily due to the cable stretching. To cahbrate the water level indicator the cable is run otic to its entire length and measured against a tape measure. The 0 point is the point on the probe which completes the circuit when contacted by the water This completed circuit causes the ( _ 23u-483949-FO11231OR32S A.l Adjj*pyftM2000 Xk W4a,10, July 14,2000