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OHM RemediationServices Corp. SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS PLANTB = Trip BlankFtB= Equipment Rinsate BlankDP = Field Duplicate/ReplicateAdditional in<strong>for</strong>mation may be required in the sample identification (ID) column. This willinclude operable unit, <strong>site</strong> designation, truck or pile number, <strong>and</strong> any grid coordinates orlocation designations associated with the sample.3.3 Sample Preservation <strong>and</strong> Holding TimesWhen samples are collected <strong>for</strong> off-<strong>site</strong> analyses, they will be sent to the laboratory within 24hours after collection to ensure that the most reliable <strong>and</strong> accurate answers will be obtained as aresult of the <strong>analysis</strong>. The holding time begins from the date of collection in the field.All environmental samples, as well as QA/QC samples, will be preserved to a temperature of4°C prior to shipment to the analytical laboratory, using ice or refrigeration. This temperatureshould be maintained during shipment by placing ice in leak-proof containers, <strong>and</strong> placing itabove <strong>and</strong> below the sample containers. Other sample preservation requirements <strong>and</strong> holdingtimes applicable to the sample matrix <strong>and</strong> analyses are listed in Appendix A, Table A-l.3.4 Field QC SamplesThe appropriate number of field QC samples, as specified in the NEESA 20.2-047B documentwill be collected during this project. These samples will include field blanks, equipmentrinsate blanks <strong>and</strong> field duplicate samples. These samples will be collected at the followingfrequencies <strong>and</strong> analyzed <strong>for</strong> the parameters listed in Appendix A, Table A- 1:lField Blanks - Field blanks consist of the source water used in decontamination <strong>and</strong>steam cleaning. At a minimum, one field blank from each <strong>sampling</strong> event <strong>and</strong> eachsource of water will be collected <strong>and</strong> analyzed <strong>for</strong> the same parameters <strong>and</strong> at the sameQC levels as the related samples.lEquipment Rinsate Blank - Equipment rinsate blanks are the final analyte-free waterrinse from equipment cleaning collected daily during a <strong>sampling</strong> event. One equipmentrinsate blank will be collected daily <strong>for</strong> NFESC Level C <strong>and</strong> E reporting. However,only samples from every other day are analyzed. The laboratory will be in<strong>for</strong>med as towhich rinsate blanks will be analyzed, The remaining rinsate blanks are to be held bythe laboratory <strong>and</strong> analyzed only if evidence of contamination exists.lField Duplicate - Duplicates <strong>for</strong> <strong>soil</strong> samples are collected, homogenized, <strong>and</strong> split. Ailsamples except volatiles are homogenized <strong>and</strong> split. Volatiles are not mixed, but selectOHM Project 16487SAP Sampling <strong>and</strong> Analysis Plan h4ay 199sIn<strong>for</strong>mation herein is proprietary <strong>and</strong> confidential <strong>and</strong> to be used or rekascd to others only with explicit written permission of OHM Rancdiationscniccs Corp.3-8

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