Laserfiche WebLink
cleaned. Cleaning will be conducted on-site on all sampling equipment between each sample interval. <br />Soil samples will be obtained using a direct -push rig and acetate liners. Each 4 -foot drill rod is lined with an <br />acetate liner and driven into the soil. The rod and liner are removed and the liner is pulled out from the rod. <br />A 6 -inch section of the liner will be cut and sealed with Teflon tape and plastic end caps, taped and labeled <br />with the following information: data, time, project ID, sample ID, name of sampler and type of analysis. This <br />sample will be immediately placed into a cooler containing dry ice or frozen chemical. The samples will be <br />delivered to a state certified laboratory following under chain of custody protocol within the sample hold <br />time. <br />Soil in the liner will be described according to ASTM standard practice for description and identification of <br />soils (ASTM D-2488-84). Stratigraphic, genetic and other data/interpretations will also be recorded. Soil <br />properties may also be determined from the sampler shoe. These field observations will be noted on a log <br />prepared for each boring/well. <br />During sampling, latex gloves will be worn to prevent cross -contamination with other samples. The <br />disposable gloves will be discarded after collecting samples from each liner. Soil samples will be collected at <br />four foot intervals, at significant changes in lithology and intervals of obvious contamination in order to <br />develop a complete profile of soil contamination. <br />10.0 SOIL VAPOR SAMPLING PROTOCOL <br />A proposal will be submitted to the lead Regulatory Authority with proposed boring/sampling locations. The <br />exact location and number of borings at each site will be determined in the field by the Project <br />Geologist/Engineer. <br />Prior to arriving at the sample site, the drill rig/augers will be steam cleaned and all sample equipment will be <br />cleaned. Cleaning will be conducted on-site on all sampling equipment between each sample interval. <br />