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MQuality Assurance/Quality Control Plan <br /> Martin Metals Finishing Inc. (Former) <br /> Stockton, California <br /> 4.1.8 Equipment Decontamination <br /> Any reusable sampling equipment will be cleaned between samples in accordance with CDIM SOP 5.0, <br /> Equipment Decontamination (Appendix C-1). <br /> 4.9.9 Quality Control Samples <br /> Field quality control (QC) samples will include duplicate samples, which will be collected at a rate of one <br /> duplicate per 20 samples. Field duplicate samples are two samples collected at the same time, from the same <br /> source at the same depth and sample location as the associated field sample. Field duplicates will be submitted <br /> to the analytical laboratory as separate, "blind" samples. <br /> Duplicate sample nomenclature will be sequential, such as DUP#-year-month-date(e.g., DUP1-2022-06- <br /> 20, the first duplicate sample of the day June 20, 2022). The primary sample and duplicate sample ID pairs will <br /> be recorded in the field logs. The purpose of collecting field duplicates is to assess the consistency of the overall <br /> sampling effort, including collection, transport, and analysis. The purpose of submitting blind duplicate samples is <br /> to assess the consistency or precision of the laboratory's analytical system. Two soil duplicate samples and one <br /> subslab soil gas duplicate sample will be collected during the investigation and submitted under the same <br /> procedures and analyses as the primary samples. <br /> 4.2 Sample Handling Procedures <br /> 4.2.1 Sample Identification and Labeling <br /> Each sample will be identified using the system described below. These identifiers will be used to <br /> complete sampling documentation including field notes, boring logs, sample labels and chain-of-custody (COC) <br /> records.A COC record form is provided in Appendix C-2.The samples will be identified using the following format: <br /> facility identifier (i.e., MMF for Martin Metal Finishing, type of sample (TS for trench sediment, SS for subsurface <br /> soil, SV for soil vapor, and VP for sub-slab Vapor Pin TM), location number, and sample depth where applicable. <br /> For example, sample MMF-TS-03 will be utilized for the trench soil sample collected at location 4. <br /> Similarly, MMF-SS-04-10 will be utilized for a soil sample collected from a depth of 10 ft bgs at boring location <br /> four. <br /> Labels will be attached to each individual sample container. Each label will include the project number, <br /> the sample identification number, date and time collected, the sampler's initials, and requested analyses. <br /> 4.2.2 Chain of Custody <br /> All samples to be submitted for laboratory analysis will be documented on a COC (Appendix C-2). The <br /> COC will list the sample identifier, date and time of sample collection, analyses requested, and the turnaround <br /> time for the analysis. COC forms will be signed by field staff and accompany all sample shipments and deliveries <br /> to laboratories. Appendix C-1 includes CDIM SOP 1.0 "Chain of Custody'. <br /> CDIM—Fairgrounds Industrial Park Page 9 <br />