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Groundwater SampUng SOP <br /> Revision Na '0 <br /> Date-January 01.1995 <br /> Page. 4 of 5 <br /> SAMPLE HANDLING : <br /> It is critical that proper custody procedures be followed throughout all phases of sample <br /> collection and handling Some specific points of concern are as follows The samples <br /> from a particular site must never be commingled with samples from another site Samples <br /> from several sites must never be combined in the same sample cooler Each sample group <br /> must also be under separate documentation ( i e, A COC must be generated for each site <br /> and for each sampling event) The Site Manager as well as the individual who releases the <br /> samples to the transporter must follow up to see if the samples were received at the <br /> laboratory facility <br /> QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL : <br /> • Trip Blanks will be utilized to verify that handling and transportation activities of the <br /> empty sample containers and collected samples has not contaminated the groundwater <br /> samples Trip blanks will be prepared and dispatched by the analyzuig Laboratory j <br /> Trip blanks will accompany the empty sample containers through sampling and return <br /> shipment of samples to the Laboratory <br /> . • Equipment Blanks will be collected, in field, to assess the completeness of <br /> decontamination procedures for precleaned equipment and field cleaned equipment <br /> j Equipment blanks will consist of pouring analyte-free water over decontaminated <br /> sampling equipment and collecting the nnsate into the appropriate prepreserved <br /> containers <br /> • Dino tes will be collected to assess the representativeness and variability inherent in <br /> the sampling process They shall be obtained by DUPLICATING (simultaneously or <br /> in rapid succession)the entire sample acquisition technique that was used to obtain the <br /> first sample <br /> DOCUMENTATION : <br /> Documentation is an essential part,of sample collection therefore field logbook, field <br /> forms, sample labels, and COC records must be complete and accurate At a minimum, <br /> the following information must be included in the logbook <br /> • Equipment used to purge the well,include pump type and Sow-rate if applicable <br /> ! • Volume of water purged from the well <br /> • Complete description of the decontamination procedures used to clean the sampling <br /> equipment If the ,equipment was pre-cleaned at the warehouse or laboratory the lot <br /> f <br /> as <br /> klociatedl with thifs cleaning I must be recorded in the logbook. ;I <br /> II e I II I ,11 ISI ` I I I I If <br /> I I• f f II ' lIII ! I 11 ,f` I r i! n i fi �i I i !f 'I f� i! II If I f III I � II fE t li <br /> c CAGWSOP DOG I ' <br /> I E` I I 'tt A I �1 111 f l <br /> e t III I j I I!i !II <br /> E ( f I II I II <br /> IIf 1 II �I I� Intl E II II SII II i li 19f I I tI If f I IF Il fel 'l li I II t� i' II'if ° II{I I liil III If 1 I 1 1 its li ' fl 1 <br />