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Fieldwork Documentation Field Standard Operating Procedure <br /> SWE-FSOP-001;Revision 1 Ahtna Southwest Environmental Operations <br /> • Note: Contracts issued by the USACE may contain requirements for the project archive, both <br /> ongoing and after completion of the contract. <br /> 1.3 Roles and Responsibilities <br /> Field Team. A Field Team is one or more individuals working together. Each Field Team is responsible for <br /> maintaining a field log of their activities, as applicable <br /> Field Team Lead (FTL). The FTL provides direction and oversight of the fieldwork. The FTL is responsible <br /> for reviewing and confirming the adequacy of the field documentation during fieldwork as soon as <br /> possible and before releasing the daily quality control report. The FTL keeps the Project (PL) informed of <br /> field variances or problems encountered in the field. <br /> Project Lead (PL). The PL is responsible for providing adequate resources to the field staff and ensuring <br /> that field staff has adequate experience and training to comply with this SOP successfully. The PL is <br /> responsible for approving and documenting techniques not described in this SOP but are considered the <br /> best methods for the current project.The PL documents changes as a variance to the plans and forwards <br /> the variance to the Program Manager (PgM) for approval. The PL is also responsible for confirming the <br /> adequacy of the field documentation after fieldwork. An entry confirming which information was <br /> reviewed must be added to the post-event field documentation package (Section 5.0). <br /> Program Manager(PgM). For each SWE Program,the PgM is responsible for providing written instruction <br /> to their Field Team, which complies with the requirements of this SOP and the client-contracted <br /> specifications. <br /> Site Supervisor.' The Site Supervisor is responsible for maintaining a project-specific FLB/notepad and <br /> field forms of their activities, as applicable, and providing copies to the PL for review. <br /> Safety Representative. The Safety Representative meets the experience and training requirements of <br /> USACE EM-385-1-1 (USACE, 2014). The Safety Representative oversees site-specific health and safety <br /> activities and ensures compliance with the project requirements. The Safety Representative notifies the <br /> FTL of safety deficiencies and incidents and actions to correct those. If the circumstance warrants,the FTL <br /> approves those actions and notifies the PL and Site Safety and Health Officer for their approval. <br /> Quality Control Lead (QC Lead).The QC Lead ensures work inspections are performed using the 3-Phases <br /> of Quality Control. Method described in the project work plans. The QC Lead notifies the PL of quality <br /> deficiencies and actions to correct those. The PL approves those actions or notifies the SWE Field QC <br /> Manager for their approval if the circumstance warrants involvement. <br /> SWE Quality Assurance Manager and SWE Field QC Manager report to the SWE Vice-President. When <br /> mentioned in this SOP, The "SWE" prefix is shown to distinguish from the QC Lead assignment shown in <br /> the project organization chart. <br /> 'In this context,a Site Supervisor is a person assigned to oversee long-term operations or construction work;the <br /> roles and responsibilities are like that of the Field Team Leader. <br /> Page 5 of 15 <br />