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Quality control for water and sediment sampling

Environmental Protection ( water ) Policy 2009 - Monitoring and sampling Manual sampling design and preparation Version: February 2018 Quality control for water and sediment sampling 1 Purpose and scope This document outlines an approach for collecting control samples during a monitoring program it does not cover laboratory Quality control procedures. The collection of Quality control samples is essential in order to provide confidence in the results of a sampling program, and is part of the overall Quality assurance program. 2 Associated documents sampling design and preparation: sampling scope and design. Physical and chemical assessment: Manual collection of surface water samples (including field filtration) Background to water Quality sampling using automated sampling equipment water Quality sampling using automated sampling equipment Chlorophyll a sample collection methods Collection and preservation of sediment Guidance on the sampling of groundwaters Biological assessment: Direct toxicity assessments 3 Introduction The

the number of samples being collected and the level of contamination expected. For example, blank samples may be more important when assessing low levels of environmental contamination (e.g. ultra-trace metals in water) than when assessing industrial waste. Field quality control samples can be used to assess and estimate:

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