EAL Sample Submit

Notice:

Sample Information is needed by time of Delivery

The EPA asked our clients to officially select a sample schedule centered on Wednesday, which means you can sample plus or minus 2 days according to regulatory sampling guidelines.  With that said, experience now shows that it is optimal for you to sample on Monday or Tuesday each week.  We have found that this protects you in the case of FEDEX or UPS delays and failures that inevitably will occur.

By sampling early in the week, you will be able to re-sample if necessary without asking permission from the State if a shipment is lost or delayed.  From our perspective, sampling on Monday or Tuesday is strongly preferred.  When our clients ship late in the week it requires us to staff the lab to process samples all weekend.  Yes, we are present on weekends, but it improves efficiency all around if you, our clients, can help us by sampling on Monday or Tuesday.

If a paper copy is desired please print out form before hitting submit button.  

A copy of this form will be sent to the e-mail address entered in this form.

Sampler Name (First & Last) * Required

Email Address * Required

A copy of this completed form will be sent to the e-mail address entered here.

UPS FedEx or Tracking Number

Contact Phone Number

PO# for Billing Samples

Sample Information

Sampling Date * Required

EAL Filter OR SAMPLE BOTTLE Serial # (Preferred) or EAL Client Site ID from Sample ID form (Numbers Only) * Required

For main sample collected such as method 1623 or MPA. No method specification is needed.

Requirements for Method 1623: Need at least 10 liter or 2.65 gallons sampled and must arrive at lab at or below 20°C and arrive at within 48 hour plus 48 hours for lab processing for a total time of 96 hours.

Requirements for MPA: Need at least 500 gallons sampled and must arrive at lab at or below 3°C and arrive at within 48 hour.

E.coli Collection Time

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Not the Main Sample time but an add on time for EPA LT2 Clients.
Requirements for Receipt of E.coli: Must arrive at lab at or below 10°C and arrive at within 29 hour plus hour for lab processing for a total time of 30 hours.

E. coli collection notice: Fill bottle to 100ml marking and make sure lid is screwed tighly!
E. coli Shipping Note: Clear polystyrene collection bottles need a bubble pack bag for shipping and opaque polypropylene bottles do not.

Was Chlorine Present

Yes

No

Thiosulfate Present

Yes

No

Filter Information
For Grab Samples - we need the collection time recorded at the "Start Time" field below.

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Starting Time * Required

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Use for Grab Samples Too.
Example - Biosolids

Beginning Meter Reading in Gal. * Required

* Required for Ohio Clients USE THE NUMBER ZERO, IF ONLY REPORTING TOTAL GALLONS.

Water Temp. °C

* Required for Ohio Clients

Stopping Time * Required

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Final Meter Reading in Gal. * Required

Use 2.642 for 10 liter Cubitainers Or
Zero for a Grab Sample

pH

Turbidity (NTU)

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