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APPENDIX C<br />

11. PERFORMANCE AND SYSTEMS AUDITS<br />

2.32 General<br />

The purpose of performance and system audits is to assure that the sampling and analysis activities are<br />

performed in accordance with the procedures established in the FSP (Appendix A of the BWP), this<br />

QAPP and any project-specific addenda. The field and laboratory audits include two independent parts:<br />

internal and external audits. Internal audits of field activities will be conducted by the QA PM, QAO, or<br />

their designee. External audits of field activities may be conducted by Kirtland AFB, USACE, or other<br />

government agencies, as needed. Internal audits of laboratory activities will be conducted by the<br />

analytical laboratory’s QA Manager or his/her designee. External audits of laboratory activities may be<br />

conducted by the QA PM, Kirtland AFB or other government agencies.<br />

11.1.1 Field System Audit<br />

Shortly after field systems are operational, the QA PM, QAO, or their designee will conduct a field audit<br />

covering, at a minimum, the following onsite activities:<br />

Organization and Responsibility—To determine whether the QA organization is operational<br />

Collection of samples—To assure that written procedures are available and are being<br />

followed<br />

C-O-C procedures—To assure that the appropriate steps have been followed in the<br />

traceability of sample origin<br />

Operational procedures—To assure that the appropriate QC checks are being made in the<br />

field and records of these checks are maintained<br />

Equipment and Instruments—To determine that specified equipment and instrument is<br />

available and in working order<br />

Training—To assure that sampling crews are adequately trained<br />

Records—To assure that record-keeping procedures are operational<br />

Corrective action—To verify that the appropriate chain of command is followed in<br />

responding to out-of-control situations and that they are properly reported<br />

11.1.2 Resolution of Discrepancies<br />

If there are any discrepancies, deficiencies or indeterminate results, the individual performing the audit<br />

will take the necessary action to ensure appropriate corrective actions are taken and completed prior to<br />

documenting acceptance of the activities performed. If resolution cannot be reached, work will be<br />

stopped by the QA PM and the problems will be brought to the attention of the PM or delegated<br />

representative to attain resolution.<br />

The PM or delegated representative will evaluate the problems, provide solutions, and verify<br />

implementation of solutions prior to allowing the activity to resume.<br />

Kirtland AFB<br />

Quality Assurance Project Plan C-51 April 2004

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