Recently, the California State Water Resources Control Board issued Orders to Refineries and Bulk Fuel Storage Terminals requiring they submit a work plan and begin testing for PFAS at their facilities. Specifically, the Order requires:
Submit a one-time preliminary site investigation work plan for review and approval by the appropriate Regional Water Board, by June 2, 2021, that:
a) identifies the PFAS-containing materials in your facility;
b) identifies the areas where PFAS-containing materials are stored, used, and/or disposed;
c) details the various potential pathways (current and historic) for discharge of PFAS from your facility and the nature of potential PFAS contamination in the surface and subsurface soil, groundwater
In support of this effort, laboratories must maintain California ELAP (Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program) and provide the analysis of 31 PFAS analytes in compliance with Table B-15 of the Department of Defense (DoD) Quality Systems Manual (QSM) version 5.3 or later.
In addition to extensive experience with PFAS investigations at AFFF impacted sites, Eurofins holds California ELAP certification and meets all State ordered requirements.
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