Data Management and Documentation Requirements Sample Clauses

Data Management and Documentation Requirements. Describe how analytical data and results will be evaluated, documented and managed, including development of an analytical database. State the criteria that will be used by the project team to review and determine the quality of data. The O&M Plan shall specify that the Respondent collect and maintain the following information: a. Progress Report Information ➢ Work Accomplishments (e.g., performance levels achieved, hours of treatment operation, treated and/or excavated volumes, concentration of contaminants in treated and/or excavated volumes, nature and volume of wastes generated, etc.). ➢ Record of significant activities (e.g., sampling events, inspections, problems encountered, action taken to rectify problems, etc.). b. Monitoring and laboratory data; and c. Personnel, maintenance and inspection records. DTSC may require that the Respondent submit additional reports that evaluate the effectiveness of the interim measure in meeting the stabilization goal.
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Data Management and Documentation Requirements. Describe how analytical data and results will be evaluated, documented and managed, including development of an analytical database. State the criteria that will be used by the project team to review and determine the quality of data. The O&M Plan shall specify that the Owner/Operator or Respondent collect and maintain the following information: a. Progress Report Information o Work Accomplishments (e.g., performance levels achieved, hours of treatment operation, treated and/or excavated volumes, concentration of contaminants in treated and/or excavated volumes, nature and volume of wastes generated, etc.). o Record of significant activities (e.g., sampling events, inspections, problems encountered, action taken to rectify problems, etc.). b. Monitoring and laboratory data; c. Records of operating costs; and d. Personnel, maintenance and inspection records. These data and information should be used to prepare Progress Reports and the Corrective Measure Completion Report.
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Data Management and Documentation Requirements. Describe how analytical data and results will be evaluated, documented and managed, including development of an analytical database. State the criteria that will be used by the project team to review and determine the quality of data. The Construction Workplan shall specify that the Owner/Operator or Respondent collect and maintain the following information: a. Progress Report Information o Work Accomplishments (e.g., hours of operation, excavated volumes, nature and volume of wastes generated, area of cap completed, length of trench completed, etc.). o Record of significant activities (e.g., sampling events, inspections, problems encountered, action taken to rectify problems, etc.). b. Monitoring and laboratory data; c. Records of construction costs; and d. Personnel, maintenance and inspection records. This data and information should be used to prepare progress reports and the Construction Completion Report.
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