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5.3 Confirm that measurement detection will Samples will be collected and submitted to
allow reliable comparisons with the action NATA accredited laboratories. The laboratory
level. analytical LORs are expected to be below the
adopted criteria.
Other sampling using field equipment is to be
performed using fit for purpose and properly
calibrated instruments, such as for vapour (PID)
or landfill gas (LFG meter).
5.4 Combine the outputs from the previous Where unacceptable wastes exists or statistical
DQOs steps and develop an “if ..., then ..., parameters of the data for soil, fill, waters or air
else ...” theoretical decision rule based on exceed the assessment criteria, then the data
the chosen action level. point will be considered contaminated and
requiring remediation or further justification via
further assessment, statistical analysis or risk
assessment with respect to the proposed land
use.
6 Specify performance or acceptance criteria – to specify probability limits for false rejection and
false acceptance decision errors.
6.1 Specify the decision rule as a statistical Null hypothesis is that no unacceptable waste or
hypothesis test. contamination impact is observed, and the
media sampled is not contaminated above
criteria (or otherwise can be remediated to an
appropriate level).
Note that as the land is required to be listed on
the EMR, additional assessment to the
appropriate resolution for all relevant media, as
well as any required remediation, will be
required to satisfy legislative requirements and
the appointed contaminated land auditor to
remove the land from the EMR.
6.2 Examine consequences of making incorrect Possible decision errors include:
decisions from the test.
Stating that no wastes exist or classifying media
as clean and determining the risk to receptors
as low when in fact significant risk exists.
Incorrectly stating that wastes are unacceptable
or classifying media as impacted resulting in
overstated risks and potentially unnecessary
remediation.
125 Lot 105 SP118458 Cooroy DSI 12062024 Rev0 Lot 105 SP118458, Cooroy, QLD, 4563
12/06/2024 35 Detailed Site Contamination Investigation
Document Set ID: 23717062
Version: 0, Version Date: 01/01/1900
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