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M1988112
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11/1/1992
Doc Name
QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL PROTOCOLS FOR THE COLLECTION OF SURFACE & GROUND WATER QUALITY DA
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TR6
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I <br />' 2.1.4 Field Quality Control Check: A thorough review of procedures will be <br />' made by the field sampling personnel to check that all quality <br />control provisions have been met. If any items are outside the <br />' control limits as defined in the above procedures, the field <br />sampling personnel will take corrective action. The action taken <br />shall be of a nature to return the sample back to within control <br />limits. The corrective-action, decision-making process will <br />progress in a reverse sequence of the procedures listed above, in <br />' a descending order until the sample is within control limits. <br />Recollection of a sample will be the means of last resort to return <br />a sample to within control limits. If there is a deviation from <br />the sampling procedure and/or sample management program, but this <br />will not sufficiently affect the integrity of the sample to warrant <br />recollection, the sample will continue through the sample <br />management sequence. The field sampling personnel will notify the <br />' Project Manager of this situation. In addition, any such <br />deviations from procedure must be noted. <br />' 2.1.5 Filtration of Ground Water Samales, Preservation and Preaaratioh: Ground <br />water samples requiring dissolved analysis will be filtered on <br />site. Filtering techniques are defined in Section 2.2.10. Samples <br /> will be filtered with as little delay after collection as is <br /> practical under field conditions. Samples requiring filtration <br />' will be acidified after filtering. Sample bottles <br />i <br />i that are <br /> filtered w <br />ll be recorded on the F <br />eld Data Collection Sheet. <br />If conditions allow for same day delivery to the laboratory, the <br />samples may be filtered at the laboratory, providing filtration is <br />performed promptly upon receipt by laboratory personnel. Samples <br />will not be acidified in the field but, rather, will be acidified <br />' at the laboratory following filtration. Time and date of <br />filtration will be recorded by the laboratory. <br />1 <br /> <br />-~- <br /> <br />
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