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Workplan for Additional Assessment and Subslab Gas Sampling <br /> Tracy Office Plaza <br /> 324 E. l 1 th Street,Tracy, CA <br /> November 22, 2013 <br /> and the maintenance of the initial vacuum in the sampling manifold system.After shut in testing,the probe will <br /> be connected to the sampling assembly using a Swagelok fitting and Teflon tubing, then a shroud will be <br /> placed over the probe and Helium will be introduced to a concentration of 20 to 30%. The helium <br /> concentration will be monitored periodically using a helium detector and the vacuum pump will be started to <br /> purge the manifold/probe assembly. During purging, vapor from the probe will be routed to a Tedlar bag <br /> within a vacuum chamber to check for helium within the probe/sampling assembly and to qualitatively screen <br /> for volatile contaminants using a PID.Upon completion of purging of approximately three times the ambient <br /> volume of air in the assembly/probe and void space,the sampling Summa canister will be opened for sample <br /> collection. The pre-set valve will regulate the vapor flow to approximately 150 milliliters of air per minute, <br /> which equates to approximately 5 minutes to fill the I-liter canister.Sample collection is typically discontinued <br /> when the vacuum decreases to between 5 and 4 inches of mercury. For further quality assurance,a duplicate <br /> sample will be collected at each sampling event. <br /> Additionally, Tedlar bag samples are collected after sample collection to check for helium in the sampling <br /> assembly. This method allows Pangea to monitor for leaks from the sample probe before and after sample <br /> collection and correct problems before sending the samples to the laboratory.The subslab gas sampling will be <br /> conducted in general accordance with procedures described in Pangea's Standard Operating Procedures <br /> (SOPS)for Subslab Gas Sampling(Appendix B). <br /> Task 4—Waste Management and Disposal <br /> Soil cuttings and other investigation-derived waste will be stored onsite in Department of Transportation <br /> (DOT)-approved 55-gallon drums. The drums and their contents will be held onsite pending laboratory <br /> analytical results. Upon receipt of the analytical reports, the waste will be transported to an appropriate <br /> disposal/recycling facility. <br /> Task 5—Report Preparation <br /> Upon completion of assessment activities,Pangea will prepare a technical report.The report will describe the <br /> investigation activities, present tabulated analytical data,and offer conclusions and recommendations. <br /> 5 <br />