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��� � '�- •-�,�' . d "r+�.i..daE �, r-b�"����S ���~ ,5�� w`� s��tF���-' .XsF.,;*#r. . <br />''d n <br /> off. <br /> SAMI'LL DE5,16NATiONs <br /> All Parnples rontninern are identified with both nn activity number and a <br /> discrete nnmpla We!ntification. Please nate that the activity number in the <br /> number that appears on our chain of custody. It Is roughly equivnlent to n <br /> ,)fib number, bub Ippliers only to work done on a pr.rticulur day of the year <br /> rirthr_r than spanning rsnvr,rol dnyn no an actual activity often docs. 'thin in <br /> frillo;,ed by the sample I.D. numbor which in usually a wimple number tsircl} nn <br /> V 1, t'4.1, 43. <br /> CIIAIN OF CUSTODY <br /> SamploA are continuously maintained in either a chiliad ice cheat, <br /> refrigerator, or freezer from the* time of collection until acceptance by the <br /> States cnrtifled linzardous Materials Testing Laboratory selected to perform <br /> the ;lnalyticnl procedures, If the samplers are taken charge of by a different <br /> party (such as another person from our office, a courier etc.) prior to being <br /> delivered to the laboratory, appropriate release and acceptance records are <br /> made on the chain of custody (time, date, and signature of person releasing <br /> the samples followed by the time, date and signature of the person accepting <br /> custody of the samples). <br /> LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS <br /> , <br /> Following receipt of the samples and completion of the Chain of Custody form, <br /> the laboratory then assigns their awn identification numbers to the snnspic <br /> Different laboratories use different numbering systems and, according to <br /> their own internal conventions, may or mny not assign sequential numbers to <br /> E samples which are placed on temporary "hold", pending the results of other <br /> analyses. Laboratory identification numbers (if assigned and available) are <br /> included in the TABLE, and will be found on the certified analytical report <br /> F by the analytical laboratory. <br /> b <br /> CERTIFIED ANALYTICAL REPORT <br /> The certified analytical report (CAR) generated by the laboratory is the <br /> official document in which they issue their findings. The Results of <br /> Analyses section of the TABLE OF SAMPLING LOCATIONS AND ANALYTICAL RESULTS <br /> should correspond exactly with the laboratory's CAR. Any discrepancy between <br /> analytical values should be decided in favor of the CAR, for while it may, <br /> i itself, be in error with regard to a particular number, the CAR remains the <br /> recognized document until such time as it Is amended with a corrected <br /> report. <br /> The certified analytical report should also be reviewed whensamrlex two <br /> taken from below wamte oil tanks as any detection of the FI'A halogenated and <br /> ptargeala.c aromatic compounds may be grotinds for requiring further action. <br /> 7 Also the TAKE OF SAMPLING LOCATIONS AND Al:ALYTICAI. RESULTS is insufficiently <br /> sPncious to n1low anything :arise that a simple listing of tyre detected <br /> Sampling Import 88057-C-I Chevron 191!1 SECTION TWUlpago II <br /> F <br />