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Quick Guide To Drinking Water Sample Collection - Second ...

United States Region 8 Laboratory September 2016 Environmental 16194 W. 45th Dr. Protection Agency Golden, CO 80403 Quick Guide To Drinking Water Sample Collection Second Edition, Update 2 Disclaimer This document provides a general summary of techniques used by EPA Region 8 Laboratory staff for the Collection of chemistry samples for Drinking Water analysis. Other approaches to Sample Collection may be acceptable or desirable under given conditions. This document is intended as a refresher for those already trained in Sample Collection .

The second edition corrects and expands on the guidance for sampling water lines for compliance with the lead/copper rule. The first edition should not be used. The second edition also updates sampling techniques for total coliforms and E. coli and provides a reference for the Revised Total Coliform Rule. In addition, it contains minor editorial

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