Quality Assurance and Quality Control Requirements Sample Clauses

Quality Assurance and Quality Control Requirements. 6.12.1 The general requirements for quality assurance and quality control to be implemented by the Consultants for the satisfactory completion of the Assignment are provided in Appendix B for reference. The Consultants shall develop rigorous QA/QC procedures, to be submitted with the draft Monitoring and Audit Manual, for the approval of the Director's Representative to ensure that the data collected for this Assignment is of suitable quality. 6.12.2 The QA/QC procedures to be developed shall take account of the objectives of the studies and comprise appropriate comparison activities, use of appropriate reference materials, procedures for assessing the ability of laboratories and survey companies, and criteria to be applied in the assessment of resulting data. The data documentation and validation procedures shall be clearly set out in the draft Monitoring and Audit Manual. 6.12.3 The Consultants shall ensure that all data obtained are subject to proper quality assurance and quality control. The estimated accuracy and uncertainty in all field and laboratory measurements must be provided when results are reported. 6.12.4 Laboratories undertaking analytical work in the monitoring programme shall participate in relevant inter-laboratory proficiency testing programmes to demonstrate their analytical competence. They may be required to analyse blind samples provided by the Director's Representative to assess the effectiveness of their QA system.
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Quality Assurance and Quality Control Requirements. 6.6.1 The Consultants shall: (a) develop rigorous Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) procedures to ensure that the data collected and deliverables prepared for this Assignment are of suitable quality for the approval of the Director’s Representative. (b) the QA/QC procedures to be developed shall take account of the objectives of the studies and comprise appropriate comparison activities, use of appropriate reference materials, procedures for assessing the ability of laboratories and survey companies, and criteria to be applied in the assessment of resulting data; (c) ensure that all data obtained are subject to proper quality assurance and quality control. The estimate accuracy and uncertainty in all field measurements must be provided when results are reported; and (d) arrange additional field works for data collection necessary to supplement any abnormal or unsatisfactory results of field investigation and surveys.
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Quality Assurance and Quality Control Requirements. (a) The Consultants shall ensure that all data obtained are subject to proper quality assurance and quality control. The estimated accuracy and uncertainty in all field and laboratory measurements must be provided when results are reported. The Consultants shall arrange additional field works for data collection necessary to supplement any abnormal or unsatisfactory results of field investigations and surveys. (b) The Consultants shall prepare and submit reports, which shall be vetted and signed by a qualified and experienced professional, on the results, findings, proposals, recommendations and conclusions of all necessary investigations, surveys, sampling and testing to the Director’s Representative and relevant Government bureaux / departments for agreement.
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Quality Assurance and Quality Control Requirements. This AMP requires adherence to standard quality assurance and quality control procedures to ensure collection and analysis of reliable data for this program. These procedures are described in Section 6 of the East Boulder Mine Water Resources Monitoring Plan (Operational) dated March 2018 and prepared by SMC and Hydrometrics. Field control samples are required, and include collection of field blanks and duplicate samples to better assess the quality of laboratory analysis data. One field blank and one randomly collected field duplicate is collected with each quarterly sampling event.
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