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APPENDIX B <br />FIELD EXPLORATION METHODS <br />G-Logics performed subsurface soil and groundwater sampling during the assessme_.t <br />conduoted on the subject property. The sampling activities were conducted in general <br />accordance with Ecology's guidelines and regulations. <br />Health and SaCety Plan <br />In accor�ance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and state <br />regulations, a site-specific Health and Safety Plan was developed for the fieVd activities <br />completed at the subject property. All field personnel reviewed the plan rand implemented <br />the prncedures while conducting the on-site field activities. <br />Undergre��nd Utility Clearance <br />Before conducting the subsurface characterization, G-Logics contacted a service that <br />notifies public utilities of proposed subsurface investigations. Additionally, on-site private <br />utilities were located by a private locating company to identify on-site utilities. <br />Consequently, the be!ow-grade utility locations were identified by marking their inferred <br />location on the groun� surFace. This information was used to aid in identifying the locations <br />of our sampling locations. <br />Quality Assurance Quality Control <br />Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QAlQC) for the presented scope of work included <br />generally accepted procedures for sample collection, storage, tracking, and documentation. <br />All sampling equipment was washed with a detergent wash and tap water rinse before the <br />collection of the samples. All samples were labeled with a sample number, date, time, and <br />sampler name, and were stored in an ice chesl containinb fr;,zen "blue ice". Appropriate <br />chain-of-custody documentation was completed. <br />oi-oios-cno.a« <br />Copyright 2001 GLogics, lnc. Page B•1 oB-0 <br />
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