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Phase II Sampling and Analysis Plan SOP-2—Drilling and Sampling Port of Stockton-Rail and Bridge,Stockton,CA FN 6 Procedures 6.1 Start-Up Activities 6.1 .1 Office Prior to leaving the office for field work, personnel will perform the following actions: 1. The Project Manager (PM)will assign a FTL to direct field activities and coordinate with project personnel. Task specific responsibilities of the FTL will be addressed in the appropriate SOP; general responsibilities include: a. Review work plan and HASP, and for subcontracted work, review of the subcontract agreement. b. Work with PM to properly staff the field activity. c. Locate the proposed drilling locations and mark each location with a wooden stake and white flagging or white paint. d. Notify the 811 utility location and, if necessary, a private utility location service. e. Coordinate sampling activities and supplies with the project chemist and analytical laboratory. f. Confirm availability and condition of HDR-owned equipment and order additional equipment/supplies for delivery prior to the start of each event. g. Prepare field forms and other documentation for the planned event. h. Provide HDR and subcontracted field personnel with time and location for personnel to meet prior to beginning field activities. i. Confirm that field staff have a valid Driver's License (or other picture identification) in their possession prior to leaving the office and current OSHA Certification. 6.1 .2 Field After arrival on site, but prior to commencement of operations, the following activities will be performed: • Complete equipment and supply checklists and verify that required documentation and equipment for drilling and soil sampling activities are on site. • Review condition of HDR-owned and rental equipment; inventory field supplies and laboratory-provided sampling supplies. • Confirm drilling and soil sampling locations are clearly marked and review locations for hazards; determine if the utility locators have adequately marked utilities on the site. Check for overhead dangers such as power lines and make necessary height measurements to ensure safe clearance distances are maintained. • Determine requirements for site preparation and clearance and select location for the placement of the decontamination area, storage of decontamination waters, and soil cuttings. • Confirm locations and requirements for each sample to be collected. 2-4