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ARCADIS SOP: Soil Drilling and Sample Collection 6 Rev.#:2 1 Rev Date: March 8, 2011 • percent recovery; • structure and degree of sample disturbance; • soil type; • color; • moisture condition; • density; • grain-size; • consistency; and • other observations, particularly relating to the presence of waste materials Further details regarding geologic description of soils are presented in the Soil Description SOP. Particular care will be taken to fully describe any sheens observed, oil saturation, staining, discoloration, evidence of chemical impacts, or unnatural materials. VII. Waste Management Water generated during cleaning procedures will be collected and contained onsite in appropriate containers for future analysis and appropriate disposal. PPE (such as gloves, disposable clothing, and other disposable equipment) resulting from personnel cleaning procedures and soil sampling/handling activities will be placed in plastic bags. These bags will be transferred into appropriately labeled 55- gallon drums or a covered roll-off box for appropriate disposal. Soil materials will be placed in sealed 55-gallon steel drums or covered roll-off boxes and stored in a secured area. Once full, the material will be analyzed to determine the appropriate disposal method. VIII. Data Recording and Management The supervising geologist or scientist will be responsible for documenting drilling events using a bound field notebook and/or PDA to record all relevant information in a clear and concise format. The record of drilling events will include: