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Vapor Intrusion Assessment Work Plan Project number:60653972 <br /> sample labels and chain-of-custody forms related to the samples until the samples are transferred or <br /> dispatched properly. <br /> During an investigation,custody is maintained if an environmental sample is: <br /> • In one's actual physical possession or view <br /> • In one's physical possession, and has not been tampered with(i.e.,under lock or official seal) <br /> • Retained in a secure area with restricted access or <br /> • Placed in a container and secured with an official seal so that the sample cannot be accessed <br /> without breaking the seal <br /> A chain-of-custody form will be used as the sample custody and analyses specification document for <br /> samples from the time of collection to laboratory analysis. <br /> 5.5.1 Transfer of Custody and Shipment <br /> Samples must always be accompanied by chain-of-custody paperwork.When transferring the possession <br /> of samples,the individual(s)relinquishing and receiving will sign, date,and note the time in the <br /> appropriate space on the custody paperwork.If the transfer occurs among the sampling team,the <br /> individual receiving the samples must document the range of sample numbers transferred to their <br /> possession in the"Received By"field. This act documents the physical transfer of the sample or group of <br /> samples from the sampler to other field personnel.When shipping samples via overnight courier,the <br /> individual in possession of the samples relinquishes the samples by signing, dating, and noting the time <br /> and completing the"Received By"box with the courier's name and air bill number. <br /> All shipments will be accompanied by the appropriate custody and analyses specification document(s) <br /> identifying the shipment container's contents and analyses needed for each sample.The original chain-of- <br /> custody form will be stored with the project files; copies of the document will be sealed in a plastic bag <br /> and placed in the ice chest along with the samples. <br /> If sent by common carrier or air freight,the air bill will be maintained. The method of shipment, courier <br /> name(s), and other pertinent information will be entered on the chain-of-custody form. <br /> The following information will be conveyed to the scheduled laboratory when samples are shipped: <br /> • Date shipped <br /> • Number of samples by concentration (high,medium, low), if known, and sample matrix <br /> • Carrier and air bill number <br /> Field personnel will notify the laboratory representative of Saturday sample deliveries, if necessary. <br /> 5.6 Data Quality Management <br /> 5.6.1 Data Handling Systems <br /> The following subsections describe the process for handling data in terms of data generation,review, and <br /> routing for field sampling data. The procedures identified in previous subsections describe the recording <br /> of measurements onto data collection forms.This subsection discusses the monitoring and controls <br /> established to track field data through the field form completion,review, and correction. <br /> 5.6.2 Field Form Completion <br /> Data collection procedures and field documentation will be recorded on field forms. Examples of the field <br /> forms are provided in Appendix A. <br /> Prepared for: California Regional Water Quality Control Board,Central Valley Region AECOM <br />