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Sample preservation and Handling <br /> The following section specifies sample containers, preservation methods, and sample handling <br /> procedures <br /> ' Sample Containers and Preservation <br /> ' Sample containers vary with each type of analytical parameter Container types and materials were <br /> selected to be nonreactive with the particular analytical parameter tested. <br />' Sample Handling <br />' Sample containers were labeled immediately prior to sample collection Samples were kept cool <br /> with cold packs until received by the laboratory At the time of sampling, each sample was logged <br /> on an ARCO chain-of-custody record that accompanied the sample to the laboratory <br /> Samples that required storage overnight prior!? g p or to shipping to the laboratory were kept cool <br /> (4°Celsius) in a refrigerator The refrigerator was kept in a warehouse, which was locked when <br />' not occupied by an EMCON employee A sample/refngerator log was kept to record the date and <br /> time that samples were placed into and removed from the retngerator <br /> iSamples were transferred from EMCON to an ARCO-approved laboratory by courier or taken <br />! directly to the laboratory by the environmental sampler Sample shipments from EMCON to <br />' laboratories performing the selected analyses routinely occurred within 24 hours of sample <br /> collection. <br /> Sample Documentation <br /> The following procedures were used dunng sampling and analysis to provide chain-of-custody <br /> control dunng sample handling from collection through storage. Sample documentation included <br /> the use of the following, <br />' • Water Sample Field Data Sheets to • Chain-of-custody record sheets for <br /> document samplmg activities in the field documenting possession and transfer of <br />' samples <br /> • Labels to identify individual samples <br /> e Laboratory analysis request sheets for <br /> documenting analyses to be performed <br />' sAC�N�ADWoI1.ERNq&ApAR0o DOC <br />