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REFERENCE DOCUMENTS - RAL25/0004 (As Published)
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I1. QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL
Environmental Advisors Pty Ltd implemented a quality control program for the assessment, with quality
assurance elements including:
• Using qualified and experienced personnel to conduct the field investigation.
• Compliance with any Site-specific project plans.
• Using a NATA registered laboratory (primary and secondary) for sample analysis.
• Despatching samples using appropriate chain of custody procedures.
• Referring to procedures for soil sampling, field testing and decontamination within:
○ National Environment Protection Council (NEPC), 1999, as amended 2013. National Environment
Protection (Assessment of Site Contamination) Measure (NEPM).
○ Standards Australia, Guide to the sampling and investigation of potentially contaminated soil.
AS4482.1 – 2005.
○ Queensland Government 2018. Queensland Auditor Handbook for Contaminated Land Module 6:
Content requirements for contaminated land investigation documents, certifications and audit
reports (ESR/2018/4224) (Module 6).
I1.1 DATA QUALITY OBJECTIVES
Data quality objectives are presented in Table QA1.
Table QA1 DATA QUALITY OBJECTIVES
Item Detail
Documentation Completion of field sheets and laboratory chain of custody documentation.
Reporting using standard measurements and nomenclatures.
Completeness Selection and analysis of contaminants of environmental concern based
upon Site history information and field observations, subject to assessment
limitations. Along with the representativeness of collected data, as a limited
Site assessment a more detailed assessment may be required to address
the data gap of potential or actual contamination.
Comparability Consistency of field sampling techniques and use of a NATA certified
laboratory utilising traceable USEPA and APHA methods, or similar.
Representativeness Samples collected using a systematic approach with targeted sampling
within Areas of Environmental Concern (AEC) to provide the accuracy
required for the agreed scope.
Precision Calculation of Relative Percentage Difference (RPD) for field duplicate sets
to assess reproducibility of data against criteria and allow comment on
validity.
Accuracy Data accuracy is achieved through minimising bias effects on samples
collected and analysed, such as from cross contamination, incorrect
preservation or laboratory techniques. Measures of accuracy include
following correct sampling and transport procedures, absence of detectable
contamination in field blanks, and use of laboratory quality control samples
such as surrogates.
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