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B <br /> CDIM Standard Operating Procedure <br /> ,M SOP 5.0 Equipment Decontamination <br /> E N 0 1 N E E E I X 0 Rev. 0 10/23/20 <br /> sophisticated designs involving self-contained metal decontamination pads in combination with <br /> bermed polyethylene sheeting may also be used, depending on project-specific requirements. <br /> These requirements, along with specific equipment and construction specifications for the <br /> decontamination zone, will be provided in the project work plans. <br /> 6. NON-DEDICATED SAMPLING EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION <br /> Each piece of reusable, non-dedicated sampling equipment will be decontaminated <br /> before each sampling event. The standard procedure will be performed as described below. <br /> • Suitable personal protective equipment (specified by the project work plans) must <br /> be worn by all personnel involved with the task to reduce personal exposure. <br /> • Heavily caked soil and/or other material will be scraped or brushed from <br /> equipment. Steam cleaning of equipment may be required to remove material in <br /> some cases. <br /> • Equipment that will not be damaged by water should be placed into a wash tub <br /> containing a laboratory-grade detergent solution and scrubbed with a brush or <br /> clean cloth. A two-stage rinsing process will then be conducted with fresh, <br /> potable water, followed by deionized water. <br /> • Methanol, hexane, and HPLC water rinses may then follow for some sampler <br /> components when specified by the project work plans. <br /> • Any equipment that may be damaged by submersion into water will be wiped <br /> clean using a sponge and detergent solution. Cleaning will be followed by wiping <br /> the equipment with deionized water. <br /> • Air dry the rinsed equipment. Soil organic vapor (SOV) sampling equipment <br /> should be flushed dry with bottled air of known quality and/or as per the project <br /> work plans. <br /> • Place decontaminated equipment on clean plastic sheeting to prevent contact <br /> with contaminated soil. If equipment is not used immediately, cover or wrap the <br /> equipment in clean plastic sheeting or bags to minimize airborne contamination. <br /> • Decontamination activities will be documented on the daily Field Activity Log <br /> (FAL)or other appropriate form(s), as specified by the project work plans. <br /> 7. DEDICATED SAMPLING EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION <br /> Dedicated sampling equipment, such as submersible pumps, will be decontaminated <br /> prior to installation inside monitoring wells. At a minimum, the procedure outlined below must be <br /> performed. If factory-cleaned, hermetically sealed materials are used, no decontamination will be <br /> necessary, provided that laboratory decontamination certification is available upon receipt of the <br /> equipment. <br /> • Suitable personal protective equipment will be worn by all personnel involved in <br /> the task, in accordance with the project work plans. <br /> 3 <br />