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State of Ca!+fornia • • <br /> . • Department of Health Services <br /> Memorandum �_ <br /> To Jim Pinasco 14 to U V 1 - <br /> SMU, Region 1 Dote MAR — 1989 <br /> Subject: Sharpe QAPP <br /> Via Fran Anderson �� kr" <br /> Environmental Assessment Unit <br /> Toxic Substances Control Division <br /> From 400 P Street, 4th Floor MAR 23 1989 <br /> ATSS 8-492-6984 <br /> ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH <br /> PERMIT/SERVICE <br /> Per your request, I have reviewed the final Quality Assurance <br /> Project Plan for Sharpe Army Depot dated July 1988 . <br /> comments are listed below. My <br /> All analyses should be performed by a California certified <br /> laboratory. <br /> The QAPP should define specific QA/QC objectives that must be met <br /> and should define exactly how QA/QC data that do not meet these <br /> specific QA/QC objectives will be used to qualify corresponding <br /> environmental sample data. <br /> Section 2 . 0 The moving average for both precision and accuracy <br /> control charts might not be appropriate. As stated above, <br /> specific QA/QC objectives should be defined for both precision <br /> and accuracy. <br /> Section 3 . 2 page 3-5 Explain rationale for rinsing VOC sample <br /> bottles 3 times before taking a sample. <br /> Section 3 . 4 If sampling equipment is to be used again, a <br /> "rinsate blank" should be obtained to show effectiveness of <br /> cleaning. <br /> Section 3 . 5 If sampling equipment is to be used again, a <br /> "rinsate blank" should be obtained to show effectiveness of <br /> cleaning. <br /> Section 4 0 page 4-. A more definitive description of "Lot" <br /> should be provided. A minimum number of samples that will <br /> comprise a "lot" should be provided. It would also be useful to <br /> provide an approximate number of samples that will comprise a lot <br /> for each type of analysis. <br /> Section 6 . 2 page 6-2 The Certified Reporting Limit should not be <br /> defined as "the statistically resolvable quantity above the background concentration" . It appears that "background <br /> concentrations" will be subtracted from sample concentrations. <br /> The rationale for this is flawed and background correction must <br /> not be done. <br />