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APPENDIX e PE A KLEIM=- -E ACTT 'ACrlVhM PROTOCOL . The Sampling and Analysis P c' elder, Nov 1, 19 94) hog,,Forward, Inc. conducts groundwater monitoring for WMU A. Ile inkm1afion contained in the Plan sqpercedes sections to samplms and analysis in the April 1989Postc'Osmm ply Addendum #I gnd Addendum #2° The discussion of groundwater*sMpling methods and Swedarcs discussed in this ap Kleinfelder Field Activities Protocol,arc an eac t of the more comprehensive Sampling and AjWysis Plan. GROLMWATER MONITORING, Monitoring Wells Equipment Ile groundwater monitoring weUs at Forward are equipped with dedicated submerged pumps for purging and collection groundwater samples, The.field 'ciw rrning thegroundwater- monitoring will have a list of equipment that-should be avaitable with.which to car lute the monitoring. Tbt neccs=y equipm=tis rsted below. This list includes acftwl equipment used to purge and sample the wells in add'iti'on to persantal protectiveZearthat must be_worn for Protection and to reduce the potential for cross.co "on of the viegs aid I,= a of the eqizipment used includes various ' , cats which require cahj=don. CAW=tion procedures are discussed below. Calibration Procedures Many of the meters that arc used in the field must be calibrated.to produce Ieresults, The following discusses calibkation rationale, , Mcy for the required instruments. It Levcl ndicator Water 11evel indicators must be calibrated regularly to assure that data is not being measured- 'mcon=dy due to the cable sfttwhing. To calibrate the level indicatorthe lc is out to its entire i and m against a m . The 0 point is the point on the probe 'ch completes the circuit when contacted by the water. ' completed °t causes the _- 234839491401W IOR32S A-t July 14, CWYV4*t 200 2000 �a la-