Laboratory Responsibilities Sample Clauses
The Laboratory Responsibilities clause defines the specific duties and obligations that a laboratory must fulfill under an agreement. This typically includes maintaining proper equipment, ensuring accurate record-keeping, adhering to safety protocols, and complying with relevant laws and regulations. By clearly outlining these responsibilities, the clause ensures that the laboratory operates safely and reliably, minimizing risks and misunderstandings between parties.
Laboratory Responsibilities. The laboratories assigned with responsibility for chemical analyses of environmental media and toxicity testing may include a combination of the following; ■ Pace Analytical Services, Green Bay and Kimberly, Wisconsin ■ Test America, Dayton, Ohio; ■ Columbia Analytical Services, Kelso, Washington; ■ ▇▇▇▇▇-Hole Group, Raynham, Massachusetts; ■ New Age/Landmark, Inc., Benton Harbor, Michigan; and ■ Aquatec Biological Sciences, Williston, Vermont. ■ STAT Analysis Corporation, Chicago, Illinois ■ Microbac Laboratories, Inc., Merrillville, Indiana ■ TriMatrix Laboratories, Inc., Grand Rapids, Michigan The laboratories are certified as provided in Appendix A. The laboratory QAMs and State/Federal certifications are also provided in Appendix A. Table 1 in Appendix A summarizes the analyses that each laboratory may be selected to perform. Analytical laboratories will be selected on a site-specific basis based on the following criteria: ■ Laboratory’s ability to accommodate the site-specific schedule; ■ Maintaining consistency with previously performed analysis, particularly with on-going groundwater monitoring; ■ Laboratory costs for analysis; and ■ Laboratory’s experience analyzing select parameters and certification status. The laboratories assigned with responsibility for geotechnical analyses of site media may include a combination of the following: ■ Gestra Engineering Inc. (Gestra), Oak Creek, Wisconsin; ■ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Engineering and Scientists (▇▇▇▇▇▇), Sheboygan, Wisconsin; and ■ Others, if qualifications are submitted and approved by USEPA. Qualifications and procedures for geotechnical laboratories are provided in Appendix A6 through Appendix A8. Test procedures, described in Appendix A6 and Appendix A7, are only to be used for geotechnical analysis and will not be used for environmental samples. In general, laboratory support will include the following or similar positions: Laboratory Client Services Manager The laboratory Client Services Manager is responsible for the management of the analytical requirements for sample analysis and will interface directly with the Study Leader. The Client Services Manager provides a complete interface with clients from initial project specification to final deliverables.
Laboratory Responsibilities. Initial identification of treatment train options; summarization of results; consultation during design, construction, and startup/testing phases Cooperator Responsibilities: Review and guidance on treatment train options; engineering design, construction, and system testing The Laboratory “National Exposure Research Laboratory” (NERL) will contribute technical assistance, logistical support, and analysis of samples. This will include use of EPA facilities, supplies, equipment, and personnel. The Cooperator “XYZ Foods” will provide samples for analysis at EPA facilities. The Cooperator will also contribute data, technical assistance, and supporting research (including use of facilities, personnel and supplies), as needed.
Laboratory Responsibilities