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Sampling refresher

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Site characterization

• What am I dealing with

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Site characterization

• Identify all the hazards

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Site characterization

• Be systematic

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Pictures

• Before and after• Organized

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Pictures

• Picture quality• Take more pictures than you think you need• Have extra SD cards

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Sample selection

• Choose the best 1 or 2 samples• Sample in the proper order

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Sample characterization

• Sample container (how am I going to acquire the sample)

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Sample characterization

• Can I reach the sample

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Sample characterization

• Tool selection

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Sample characterization

• Pre-prepared sampling kit

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Sample characterization

• Where am I going to put my sampling equipment

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Radiation

• Why do we check rad first• Can’t taste, feel, smell, hear it• Equipment is very sensitive• Always lead with rad

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pH

• Why do we check pH?

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pH

• Corrosiveness is the hazard• Critical for PPE selection

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pH

• Don’t care about number just red or blue• Be familiar how your pH paper works• Protect it from the environment during

storage

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5 gas

• LEL correction factors (10%)• Sensor poisons• Cross sensitivity• Ionization potential• Sensor saturation

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M8

• Aqueous versus organic• Color changes are not definitive

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Starch iodide (oxidizer)

• Doesn’t work against nitrates, chlorate, perchlorates

• Works well with peroxides and bleach

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Chemical, biological or radiation?

• Based on environment and sample characterization we divide into possible chemical, biological, or radiation– Radiation leave in place

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Chemicals

• We generally use glass sample containers

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Biologicals

• Generally use plastic

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Time for a demonstration