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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
File Section
WORK PLANS
RECORD_ID
PR0548036
PE
2959 - DTSC LEAD AGENCY SITE
FACILITY_ID
FA0027410
FACILITY_NAME
MARTIN METALS FINISHING,INC (FORMER)
STREET_NUMBER
1250
Direction
S
STREET_NAME
WILSON
STREET_TYPE
WAY
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95205
APN
15512007,15512014,15
CURRENT_STATUS
Active, billable
QC Status
Approved
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SJGOV\gmartinez
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1250 S WILSON WAY STOCKTON 95205
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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 /> • Pumping lines will be washed with a laboratory-grade detergent solution. <br /> • The equipment will then be rinsed twice with tap water, followed by a rinse with <br /> deionized water. <br /> • Air dry the rinsed equipment. <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 FAL or other appropriate <br /> form(s), as specified by the project work plans. <br /> 8. WELL MATERIALS DECONTAMINATION <br /> Well materials, including well casing, well screens, centralizers, and end caps, will be <br /> decontaminated prior to use in constructing monitoring wells. (If factory-cleaned, hermetically <br /> sealed materials are used, no decontamination will be necessary, provided that laboratory <br /> decontamination certification is available upon receipt of the equipment.) The standard <br /> procedure outlined below must be performed when decontaminating well materials. <br /> • Appropriate personal protective equipment will be worn by all personnel involved <br /> in the task, in accordance with the project work plans. <br /> • Materials will be thoroughly sprayed and washed with water using a high <br /> pressure steam cleaner. <br /> • Air dry the rinsed equipment. <br /> • Decontaminated materials will be placed on clean metal racks or clean plastic <br /> sheeting. If equipment is not used immediately, cover or wrap the equipment in <br /> clean plastic sheeting to minimize airborne contamination. <br /> • Decontamination activities will be documented on the FAIL or other appropriate <br /> form(s), as specified by the project work plans. <br /> 9. DOWNHOLE EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION <br /> All downhole drilling and development equipment (including but not limited to drill pipe, <br /> drive casing, drill rods, bits, tools, bailers, etc.) will be thoroughly decontaminated before <br /> mobilization onto each site and between borings or wells at each site or as required in the project <br /> work plans. Decontamination will be performed in accordance with this SOP and the project work <br /> plans. The standard procedure will be performed as described below. <br /> • Appropriate personal protective equipment (as specified in the project work <br /> plans) must be worn by all personnel involved with the task to limit personal <br /> exposure. <br /> • Equipment caked with drill cuttings, soil, or other material will initially be scraped <br /> or brushed. <br /> 4 <br />
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