ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS Sample Clauses

ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. The effectiveness of implementing the Test/QA Plan and associated SOPs for a project are assessed through project reviews, in-phase inspections, audits, and data quality assessment.
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. The Project Director will be responsible for the day-to-day oversight of the project. The Project QA Officer will conduct systematic reviews of the data for the specified DQOs every time data packets are delivered and entered into the SCCWRP database. Any problems will be relayed to the Project Director. The SCCWRP QA Officer has the power to halt all sampling and analytical work by the MLML lab or SCCWRP if the deviation(s) noted are considered detrimental to data quality. Problems that cannot be corrected, will be documented by the QA Officer, flagged in the database, and acknowledged in the final report.
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. Assessment and response actions include, but are not limited to:  Performance audits of field and laboratory activi ties.  System audits of field and laboratory documentation .  Routine review of field and laboratory documents .  Identification and resolution of n onconforming conditions. The following sections describe the procedures for possible assessment and response actions. A thorough description of the procedur es that will be applied to site -specific activities must be described in the facility -specific work plan.
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. The Field Team Leader in consultation with the Project Manager will be responsible for corrective actions related to field activities. Corrective measures will be thoroughly documented in field logs. If there appears to be a problem that could adversely affect data quality, the Field Variance Decision Tree provided in Section B-2 was developed with respect to the Project Organizational Chart in Section A-4.2, to provide a clear picture of the response process for field variances. This section lists and describes the oversight activities to be conducted on the City of Shreveport’s Xxxxxxxxxx Project to meet the City’s data needs in rendering a decision associated with site cleanup activities.
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. Project assessment will include regular observation of field sampling, sample handling, sample preparation, sample analysis, data evaluation and verification of quality control. Xxx Xxxx will be responsible for periodic monitoring of field activities and assuring that all field personnel are adequately trained for the sampling method requirements. Deviations from sampling and analytical protocols will be addressed by Xxx Xxxx.
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. This section describes the internal and external checks necessary to ensure that all elements of the QAPP are implemented correctly as prescribed, that the quality of the data generated by implementation of the QAPP is adequate, and that any necessary corrective actions are implemented in a timely manner.
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS a. Lists the number, frequency, and type of assessment activities that should be conducted, with the approximate dates C1, pg. 24
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ASSESSMENTS AND RESPONSE ACTIONS. Project data will be reviewed, as discussed below, by the project QAE as it is generated and/or received from the contract laboratory. Data reviews will be designed to ensure that methods used in both the field and the laboratory are compliant with the applicable SOP, SAP, and/or QAPP (as appropriately altered by authorized field changes), meet the project DQOs, and exhibit variation within acceptable criteria, as described in Section 5.1. In addition, CLP-Type data packages will be requested from the laboratory, to allow for later validation of the data to suit alternative DQOs or end-uses. All analytical data will be provided to the Shpack Steering Committee for their use. In cases where deviation from the above criteria is identified, corrective action will be initiated by the QAE, who will detail the deviation(s) in a report to the Senior Project Manager. The Senior Project Manager, in concert with the SRE, will determine appropriate corrective action and will ensure such action is completed. The magnitude of corrective action will be commensurate with the magnitude of the deviation. This Page Intentionally Left Blank
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