first response agency Incident Commander and the Operations Coordinator (OC) will be immediately apprised of this decision. Limitations to District emergency response support include, but may not be limited to, the following: Situations requiring the use of Level A or B personal protective equipment: ERT personnel will not be authorized to support these incidents under any circumstances. no circumstances will ERT personnel enter the zone”. “hot Samples required from these areas will be taken by first response agency personnel, after sampling method instruction by ERT members. Analytical Services The SCAQMD’s Monitoring and Analysis Unit responds to local ambient monitoring requests, including meteorological and sampling services as part of the SCAQMD's emergency response program. Table B-2 lists the unit’s analytical capabilities. Table B-2 SCAQMD Analytical Capabilities Instrument Vendor Analyte Method GC/MS Agilent VOC (Trace level) TO-15 Gas chromatography (GC)/ Agilent VOC (Screening mass spectrometry (MS) GC/ total combustion analyzer Finnigan carbon monoxide, Method 25.1 and (TCA) flame ionization detector methane, carbon 25.3 (FID) dioxide, ethylene, ethane GC/thermal conductivity Finnigan helium, hydrogen, Method 10.1 detector (TCD) oxygen, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and oxides of nitrogen sulfur Agilent Sulfur Compounds SCAQMD GC/ chemiluminescence (Modified IO3.1) detector (SCD) Inductively coupled plasma Perkin Elmer Metals (ICP)-MS X-ray fluorescence (XRF) Panalytical Metals SCAQMD Polar Light Microscope Olympus Bulk Material U.S. (including asbestos) Stereo Light Microscope American Bulk Material U.S. Optical (general) X-ray Diffraction (XRD) Panalytical Asbestos samples SILICA, Fallout samples CRYSTALLINE, Crystalline silica by XRD Unknown crystalline
first response agency Incident Commander and the Operations Coordinator (OC) will be immediately apprised of this decision. Limitations to District emergency response support include, but may not be limited to, the following: Situations requiring the use of Level A or B personal protective equipment: ERT personnel will not be authorized to support these incidents under any circumstances. no circumstances will ERT personnel enter the “hot zone”. Samples required from these areas will be taken by first response agency personnel, after sampling method instruction by ERT members. Analytical Services The SCAQMD’s Monitoring and Analysis Unit responds to local ambient monitoring requests, including meteorological and sampling services as part of the SCAQMD's emergency response program. Table B-2 lists the unit’s analytical capabilities. Table B-2 SCAQMD Analytical Capabilities Instrument Vendor Analyte Method GC/MS Agilent VOC (Trace level) TO-15 Gas chromatography (GC)/ mass spectrometry (MS) Agilent VOC (Screening GC/ total combustion analyzer (TCA) flame ionization detector (FID) Finnigan carbon monoxide, methane, carbon dioxide, ethylene, ethane Method 25.1 and 25.3 GC/thermal conductivity detector (TCD) Finnigan helium, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and oxides of nitrogen Method 10.1 GC/ sulfur chemiluminescence detector (SCD) Agilent Sulfur Compounds SCAQMD (Modified IO3.1) Inductively coupled plasma (ICP)-MS Perkin Elmer Metals X-ray fluorescence (XRF) Panalytical Metals SCAQMD Polar Light Microscope Olympus Bulk Material (including asbestos) U.S. Stereo Light Microscope American Optical Bulk Material (general) U.S. X-ray Diffraction (XRD) Panalytical Asbestos samples Fallout samples Crystalline silica Unknown crystalline SILICA, CRYSTALLINE, by XRD
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