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5.0 Analytical Protocol and Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) <br /> ' Soil and groundwater samples will be submitted to a laboratory certified by the DTSC <br /> for analysis of the following constituents, <br /> ' ■ TPHd using United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Modified <br /> Method 8015, and <br /> • 0&G using EPA Method 5520 <br /> ' Samples will be analyzed within the required holding times for the specific analyses. In <br /> discussions with the laboratory both before the original RFI workplan was developed <br /> and confirming again recently, TPHd and O&G analyses will capture the entire range of <br /> ' hydrocarbons encompassed by mineral oil that was stored in the tank. We have been <br /> told by the laboratory that reference to a mineral oil standard would provide only <br /> qualitative information from the laboratory, but would not add any quantitative <br /> information not already achieved by the TPHd and O&G analyses. Therefore the <br /> analyses to be run will be TPHd and O&G. <br /> Laboratory QA/QC will be performed in accord with the requirements for the analysis of <br /> TPHd and O&G as specified in the current USEPA SW-846. Field QA/QC will consist of <br /> the inclusion of a trip blank for evaluation of sample cross-contamination during <br /> transport of the sample(s). The trip blank will only be included and analyzed for TPHd <br /> and O&G if two (2) groundwater samples are transported to the laboratory in the same <br /> cooler. <br /> ' Copies of the field and laboratory QA/QC will be included with the analytical results in <br /> the report that will be prepared to document this investigation. <br /> 6.0 Investigation Report Preparation <br /> ' Upon completion of field operations, a report will be prepared and submitted to DTSC. <br /> The report will include, 1) a description of the work performed, 2) methodology for data <br /> collection, 3) soil boring logs, 4) analytical results, 5) site sketch indicating the location <br /> of borings and areal extent of excavation, 6) interpretation of field and analytical data, <br /> and 7) recommendations, if any for further work. Field activities and the preparation of <br /> 1 the report will be under the direct supervision of a geologist or an engineer registered in <br /> the State of California. <br /> 7.0 Signature <br /> This workplan has been prepared under the direction of the person listed below. <br /> � 3j 63 <br /> ' an Wanzek, P.E. Dat <br /> CE Project No. 99R-4041 <br /> Additional Investigation Work Plan 6 <br />