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Fieldwork Documentation Field Standard Operating Procedure <br /> SWE-FSOP-001;Revision 1 Ahtna Southwest Environmental Operations <br /> • Site Personnel: Full name, title/role, and affiliation of personnel onsite, including visitors and <br /> subcontractors, with arrival and departure time noted <br /> • Planned Activities: General description of various work activities for the day <br /> • Weather: Weather forecast (temperature, cloud cover, wind speed, and direction). Changing <br /> weather that impact site conditions should be recorded throughout the day <br /> • Notes:Taken By: Name(s)the FLB/notepad author(s) <br /> The following are examples of ongoing daily entries. Use those and others as applicable: <br /> • When field forms are used, record a brief description of the field activity, then record details on <br /> the field form. Do not duplicate information referenced on the field forms in the daily field <br /> documentation <br /> • Participation in the Site Safety Tailgate Meeting, details can be added to the Site Safety and <br /> Tailgate Meeting form <br /> • Level of personal protective equipment (PPE) and describe upgrade and downgrade of PPE levels <br /> • Type of field instrumentation and calibrations performed, details can be added to the equipment <br /> calibration form <br /> • Work start/stop times <br /> • Time and location of activities <br /> • Site physical conditions,changing weather conditions, major task decisions,or other valuable site <br /> investigation information and other essential observations <br /> • Level of PPE and describe upgrade and downgrade of PPE levels <br /> • All relevant field observations, major task decisions, or other valuable site investigation <br /> information <br /> • Location of work areas if the survey has not been completed <br /> • Survey and location of any sampling points, including swing-tie measurements <br /> • Decontamination times and methods <br /> • All field measurements. If field measurements of this type are being recorded on dedicated field <br /> forms, it is not necessary to record in the FLB, but the use of the form should be noted <br /> • Type, amount, method, and location of storing and disposal for investigation-derived waste <br /> • Changes/deviations/variances from the work plan and reason for deviations change/variance. <br /> • Thoroughly document all FTL/Site Supervisor or PL-approved directives, guidance, or potential <br /> corrective actions from client and oversite government personnel. Directives that give personnel <br /> specific authority to make critical decisions must be documented in the FLB <br /> • Communications with the FTL,Site Supervisor,or PL or client about decisions being made in the field <br /> • Work deficiencies and corrective actions <br /> • Approved work variances <br /> • Persons contacted and topics discussed <br /> 4.2.3 Documentation of Project Variances <br /> Thoroughly document all variances from the Performance Work Statements, Work Plans, and QAPP or <br /> changes in fieldwork procedures. Problems, delays, or any unusual occurrences such as improper <br /> equipment or breakdowns should be included, along with PL-approved resolutions. Summarize the <br /> content and conclusions of all relevant meetings,discussions,and telephone conversations that involve you. <br /> Page 13 of 15 <br />