IV. Post-Inspection Activities A. Post-Calibration 1. Post-calibrate sampling pumps as described in . 2. Record results of post-calibration for all pumps used in the OTIS air sampling worksheet. B. Complete Documentation 1. Complete the OTIS sampling worksheet before sending samples to the lab. should be especially diligent in completing the following items: Report number Inspection number Sample numbers Establishment name and address (if enforcement) Sampling date Shipping date Person performing sampling CSHO ID Weather conditions Photo(s) Pump checks and adjustments Job location, operation, work location(s), ventilation, and controls Pre-sampling - calibration location temperature and pressure Post-sampling - calibration location temperature and pressure 2. Oregon OSHA TWA-PELs are defined as 8-hour TWA exposures. The Oregon OSHA Laboratory will report sample results using the air volume reported on the OTIS sampling worksheet unless otherwise requested by the CSHO. Reports will calculate exposures over the time sampled and extrapolated to an 8 TWA in both mg/m3 and in ppm if applicable. C. Package and Ship Samples Prepare the samples for transport to the Oregon OSHA Laboratory. Submit bulk samples and air samples separately to avoid cross-contamination. If any submitted materials could be considered hazardous, consult and follow appropriate shipping regulations to assure safe handling during shipment (See internal procedures or contact the Oregon OSHA Laboratory for instructions). Pack the samples securely in a box or other sturdy container to avoid any rattle or shock damage. For asbestos samples, do not use expanded polystyrene packing (Styrofoam™) or other static-producing packaging material. Place samples in a plastic bag so that they
IV. Post-Inspection Activities A. Post-Calibration 1. Post-calibrate sampling pumps as described in . 2. Record results of post-calibration for all pumps used in the OTIS air sampling worksheet. B. Complete Documentation 1. Complete the OTIS sampling worksheet before sending samples to the lab. should be especially diligent in completing the following items: Report number Inspection number Sample numbers Establishment name and address (if enforcement) Sampling date Shipping date Person performing sampling CSHO ID Weather conditions Photo(s) Pump checks and adjustments Job location, operation, work location(s), ventilation, and controls Pre-sampling - calibration location temperature and pressure Post-sampling - calibration location temperature and pressure 2. Oregon OSHA TWA-PELs are defined as 8-hour TWA exposures. The Oregon OSHA Laboratory will report sample results using the air volume reported on the OTIS sampling worksheet unless otherwise requested by the CSHO. Reports will calculate exposures over the time sampled and extrapolated to an 8 TWA in both mg/m3 and in ppm if applicable. C. Package and Ship Samples Prepare the samples for transport to the Oregon OSHA Laboratory. Submit bulk samples and air samples separately to avoid cross-contamination. If any submitted materials could be considered hazardous, consult and follow appropriate shipping regulations to assure safe handling during shipment (See internal procedures or contact the Oregon OSHA Laboratory for instructions). Pack the samples securely in a box or other sturdy container to avoid any rattle or shock damage. For asbestos samples, do not use expanded polystyrene packing (Styrofoam™) or other static-producing packaging material. Place samples in a plastic bag so that they
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