Work Plan Logistics Sample Clauses

The Work Plan Logistics clause outlines the procedures and requirements for organizing and managing the operational aspects of a project or service. It typically details how tasks will be scheduled, coordinated, and communicated among the involved parties, including timelines, resource allocation, and reporting mechanisms. By establishing clear expectations for how work will be carried out and monitored, this clause helps ensure efficient project execution and minimizes misunderstandings regarding responsibilities and deadlines.
Work Plan Logistics. 1). The Work Plan(s) shall set forth a schedule and methods for assessment and corrective action activities detailed herein. 2). The Work Plan(s) shall be submitted to the Department in the form of one hard copy and one electronic copy of the entire Work Plan on a compact disk (in .pdf format). 3). All activities undertaken pursuant to this Contract shall be consistent with S.C. statutes, regulations, and permitting requirements (e.g., stormwater management and waste disposal regulations). Metanoia shall identify and obtain the applicable permits before beginning any action. 4). The Work Plan(s) shall be in accordance with accepted industry standards and shall be signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer or Professional Geologist duly-licensed in South Carolina. 5). The Work Plan(s) shall provide detailed information about the proposed sampling points, collection methods, analytical methods, quality assurance procedures, and other pertinent details of the assessment and/or corrective measures activities consistent with the following: a). Sample collection methodologies shall be consistent with the US EPA Region IV Field Branches Quality System and Technical Procedures. b). All monitoring ▇▇▇▇▇ and groundwater sampling points shall be constructed in accordance with Well Standards, 6 S.C. Code ▇▇▇. Regs. 61-71. The Work Plan shall provide sufficient detail to support issuance of the well approvals by the Department. c). The laboratory analyses for samples taken pursuant to the Work Plan are specified in the media-specific sub-paragraphs below, but may include any of the following: i. the full EPA Target Analyte List (TAL); i). EPA Target Analyte List excluding cyanide (TAL-Metals); ii. the full EPA Target Compound List (TCL); i). EPA Target Compound List Volatile Organic Compounds (TCL- VOCs); ii). EPA Target Compound List Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (TCL-SVOCs); iii). EPA Target Compound List Pesticides (TCL-Pesticides); iv). EPA Target Compound List Polychlorinated Biphenyls (TCL- PCBs). d). All analytical methods shall use appropriate detection levels to allow comparison to the media-specific screening criteria listed in the “United States Environmental Protection Agency Regional Screening Levels for Chemical Contaminants at Superfund Sites” (EPA RSLs) in effect at the time of sampling. The applicable Protection of Groundwater Soil Screening Level (SSL) shall be the “MCL-Based SSL”, if listed. If the applicable screening criteria are lower than ach...
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Work Plan Logistics. 1). The Work Plan(s) shall set forth a schedule and methods for assessment and corrective action activities detailed herein. 2). The Work Plan(s) shall be submitted to the Department in the form of one hard copy and one electronic copy of the entire Work Plan on a compact disk (in .pdf format). 3). All activities undertaken pursuant to this Contract shall be consistent with S.C. statutes, regulations, and permitting requirements (e.g., stormwater management and waste disposal regulations). ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall identify and obtain the applicable permits before beginning any action. 4). The Work Plan(s) shall be in accordance with accepted industry standards and shall be signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer or Professional Geologist duly-licensed in South Carolina. 5). The Work Plan(s) shall provide detailed information about the proposed sampling points, collection methods, analytical methods, quality assurance procedures, and other pertinent details of the assessment and/or corrective measures activities consistent with the following: a). Sample collection methodologies shall be consistent with the US EPA Region IV Field Branches Quality System and Technical Procedures. b). All monitoring ▇▇▇▇▇ and groundwater sampling points shall be constructed in accordance with 25 S.C. Code ▇▇▇. Regs. R.61-71, the South Carolina Well Standards. The Work Plan shall provide sufficient detail to support issuance of the well approvals by the Department. c). The laboratory analyses for samples taken pursuant to the Work Plan are specified in the media-specific sub-paragraphs below, but may include any of the following:
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