Sampling Requirements Sample Clauses

Sampling Requirements. When preparing for milk sampling the Environmental Health Practitioner should have in his/her possession the following: 2.1 Authorisation as an inspector under the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act (54/1972) 2.2 Marking pen and processing forms 2.3 Sterilised containers as provided by the DSA 2.4 Suitable sterile agitators and dippers (if required) 2.5 Cooler box and cooling agent (ice or ice packs) 2.6 Thermometer (record sample temperature at time of sampling and delivery) 2.7 Sterilising agent (sampling equipment in contact with sampled product to be sterile) 2.8 Financial provision for the purchase of milk samples if required
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Sampling Requirements. Sampling must meet the following requirements: 3.4.1 Samples must genuinely represent production undertaken at the site. 3.4.2 If directed by the Corporation, via telemetry connected to a Corporation discharge meter, checked annually and certified as to accuracy. 3.4.3 Individual readings must be determined by collection of a flow-weighted or hourly sample to achieve a 24 hour composite sample, stored in a refrigerated sampler. 3.4.4 There must be no intentional or accidental non-representative samples. 3.4.5 Customer personnel must collect, secure and arrange transportation of samples to a NATA-accredited laboratory. 3.4.6 Samples must be refrigerated at less than 4 degrees Celsius from the time of sample collection through to delivery at the NATA laboratory and records must include confirmation of the secure temperature arrangements. 3.4.7 Samples must be delivered to the testing laboratory within 24 hours of collection. 3.4.8 All sample testing must be carried out by a NATA-approved laboratory unless the Corporation has consented otherwise. 3.4.9 The Corporation may consent to the testing of temperature, pH and/or EC on the Premises by Customer staff provided calibration certificates of equipment used for testing are provided to the Corporation.
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Sampling Requirements. In the sampling, the Supplier shall comply with the following requirements: a) the initial sampling shall be performed with final Equipment and shall comply with OCAP specifications; b) the samples shall be numbered; c) the samples shall be delivered in appropriate containers/packages as set forth in the Packaging Technical Specifications CTI001 herewith attached; d) the containers shall be identified with the samples’ code and quantity and shall be marked as «SAMPLING FOR APPROVAL»; e) the samples shall be delivered to OCAP provided with the following documentation (see the Table below):
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Sampling Requirements. The Draft Well Closure Plan should include a sampling plan that documents the conditions observed and sampled at the point of injection until clean soil is reached, or until structural integrity of the excavation or buildings or other significant structures near the excavation may be compromised by remediation. The sampling plan should describe the proposed methods used for visual, olfactory, and photo-ionization detection as well as sample collection and analytical methods. The sampling plan should also include a quality assurance project plan or QAPP. Respondent shall collect a sample at the point of injection from the Injection Well. The proposed location shall be based on the construction of the Injection Well and likelihood of detecting any contaminants that were injected beneath the ground surface. Respondent shall select a certified or accredited laboratory to analyze the sample for the following constituents, using the referenced EPA method or Alaska method for each constituent: a. Volatile organic compounds by the most current version of EPA Method 8260; b. Gasoline range organics (“GRO”) by the most current version of Alaska method AK101; c. Diesel range organics (“DRO”) by the most current version of Alaska method AK102; d. Residual range organics (“RRO”) by the most current version of Alaska method AK103; e. Petroleum Aromatic hydrocarbons (“PAHs”) by EPA method 8270- SIM; f. Semivolatile organic compounds by the most current version of EPA Method 8270; g. Arsenic, cadmium, chromium and lead by EPA method 6020; and h. Mercury by EPA method 7471. Respondent shall submit sample results to EPA no later than June 30, 2025. If the soil sample results show an exceedance of state cleanup standards, additional samples may be required to identify the extent of contamination.
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Sampling Requirements. For the Injection Well, Respondent shall collect an end-point sample from the cleaned-out Injection Well, beneath the points of discharge. Respondent shall propose an appropriate sampling location for sampling the Injection Well to be closed. The proposed location shall be based on the construction of the Injection Well and likelihood of detecting any contaminants that were injected beneath the ground surface. Respondent shall select a certified or accredited laboratory to analyze the end-point samples for the following constituents, consistent with the prior use of the Injection Well as a MVWDW: i. Volatile organic compounds by the most current version of EPA Method 8260; ii. Semivolatile organic compounds by the most current version of EPA Method 8270; and iii. Arsenic, cadmium, chromium, and lead by an EPA approved metals analysis method. Respondent shall submit sample results to EPA no later than July 15, 2021.
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Sampling Requirements. 2.1.1 Together with the order of Master sample parts, the supplier receives the sampling schedule with the exact requirements for the accompanying documentation of the master sample parts. 2.1.2 The sampling schedule includes prefilled sam- pling cover sheets (PSW). These must be completed in full and provided with the accompanying documents at the same time as the delivery of master sample parts, as re- quired by the sampling schedule. 2.1.3 The standard sampling requirement applicable to master sample parts without a sampling schedule is PPAP level 3. 2.1.4 Master sample parts must be clearly numbered to ensure that the parts can be allocated to the corresponding test reports
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Sampling Requirements. ▪ Minimum number of storms per site: 10 (may occur in two consecutive years) ▪ Storm depth: from 0.15 to 1.50 inches ▪ Runoff duration: from 2 to 24 hours ▪ Average storm intensity: 0.05 to 0.25 inches/hour ▪ Type of samples: flow-weight composite samples, except when grab sampling is required by standard test protocol. ▪ Sampling procedure: • To the extent possible, sampling is to occur through the entire period of runoff. • Sampling is to occur for a period that represents at least 60% of the volume of each storm with an overall average of all storms of at least 75%. • A minimum of ten aliquots must be taken during each sampled storm. ▪ Analytes: • Influent and effluent TSS, pH, total recoverable zinc, copper, cadmium, oil/grease, TPH and, TP and TKN. Suspended Sediment Concentration (SSC) is required in addition to TSS. 1 Formerly known as the Sacramento Stormwater Management Program, established in 1990. Includes member agencies: Sacramento County and Cities of Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, Folsom, Galt, Rancho Xxxxxxx and Sacramento. • If the device is also intended to remove dissolved constituents, the analytes shall include the dissolved species of the targeted constituents. • Chemical samples are to be preserved following analytical procedures specified by USEPA protocols and are to be analyzed using USEPA protocols. If no USEPA protocol exists, such as SSC, then ASTM, AWWA, or USGS testing protocols must be followed. • Analytical analysis is to be done by a certified laboratory. ▪ At the end of the test period, the sediment shall be removed, quantified, and analyzed. The sediment will be evaluated for the following: moisture content, particle size distribution, organic content, oil/grease, and zinc. To analyze particle size distribution, both the wet and dry sieve test procedures will be used, following ASTM.
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