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media, flow media type, flow rates (start/final, flow rate (average), time (start/finish), total
elapsed time (min), calculated sample volume (L), pump fault, weather, units, QC samples (lot
blank), sampling dates, sample IDs, complete chain-of-custody forms, EPA Project Tracking
Numbers and laboratory address shall be entered into an agreed upon electronic format or
website approved by EPA within 24 hours of activity. Dates and times shall be associated
with all activities including start and finish date.
16. The residence will be recleaned and retested if the clean-up criteria of 0.0009 fibers/cc
(PCME measured by TEM) is not achieved or if determined necessary by EPA. This clean-up
criterion may be reevaluated and revised, if determined necessary based on field conditions
and analytical limitations.
17. The Project Monitor will conduct a post-cleaning inspection of the residence with the
resident at the completion of the sampling. The resident should inspect the residence and
identify any damage at this time and sign-off on the Project Completion Form. Any damage
or loss to a residence or its contents shall be documented on this form.
Deliverables
The Project Monitor shall submit upon request to the EPA copies of the field notebook as
requested via fax or alternative format agreed upon and within two days of request. Final air
sampling shall be performed with 24 hours of final visual inspection.
18. The Project Monitor will complete a daily report which documents site observations, cleaning
starts, continuations, completions, air sampling, recleaning and any delays or difficulties
encountered.
Deliverables
The Project Monitor shall submit upon request the completed Project Completion Form into
the EPA Indoor Air web database or an agreed upon alternative electronic format or website
approved by EPA within 24 hours of activity.
19. EPA will notify residents of the results of sampling conducted as part of this project. No
other party is authorized to release residential or common area sampling results.
20. Any damage to or loss of private property that occurs during sampling or is caused by the
Monitoring Contractor or its employees while engaged in activities covered by this scope of
work is the responsibility of the Monitoring Contractor. The Monitoring Contractor is not
responsible for damage or loss caused by the acts of third parties not involved in activities
covered by this scope of work.
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