ARCHIVED REPORTS_XR0012715 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Zi 1105- 2222223MM"42222. mom :i&HPLE DESIGNATION!, All namplea containers are Identified with both an activity number and a d0icreto sample Identification. please nate that the activity number Is the number that appears on our chain of euatody. It In roughly equivalent to a Job number, but applies only to work done on a particular day of the }car rather than spanning several days as an actual &ctivity often does. This to fniloued by the sample I.A. number which is usually a simple number auch no $1, #-", 03. ChAiN OF CUSTODY Snmplea are continuously tna)ntained in either a chilled Ica chest, refrigerator, or freetor from the time of collection until acceptance by the Strata cortifled llazardous Materials Testing Laboratory selected to perform the analytical procedures. It the samples ore taken chane of by a different t+nrtX touch as anothor person from our office, a courier etc.) prior to bcIng delivered to the laboratory, appropriate release and acceptance records are made on the chain of euntody (tiger, date, and signature of penton releasing the samples followed by the time, date and signature of the person accepting custody of the samples). LAAORkTORY IDENTIFICATION NUMIjER Pollouintg racelpt ce the samples and completion of the Chain of Custody form, th® Inboratory 'lien assigns their own identification numbers to the samples. Different laboratories uno different numbering systems and, according to their own Internal conventions, n 4ay or m&Y not assign sequential numbers to samples which are placed on temporary 'hold", ponding the results of other analyses. Laboratory Identification numbers (if assigned and available) are Included In the TABLE, And will be found on the certified armlytical report by the analytical laboratory. CERrI IRD ANALYTICAL REPORT The certlrisd analytical report (CAR) generated by the laboratory in the official document In which they issue their findings. The Results of Analyses section of the SABLE OF SAMPLING LOCATIONS AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS should correspond exactly with the laboratory's CAR. Any discrepancy between analytical values should be decided In favor of the CAR, for while it may, .. itself, be In error with regard to a particular nutabar, the CAR remains the recognised document until such that as it to amended with a corrected report. —airs certiliad-s,nallrtltnt-rep+�rt-shesuid also be revicsrad when aamplelt nrr �T- taken from trolnw waste coil tmnka as IULX cletettion of the EPA halogenated and purgesbla aromtic compounds moo bel grounds for requiring further action, A100 the TAPLE OF SAMPLING LOCATIONS A-240 ANALYTICAL RESULTS is Ina uffieienttY spacious to alto'4 anything more that a simple listing of the detected Saes PIIAg lteport BBO7-0-1 Chevron 1918 SECTION TWO/pager 11