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TCR Positive Sample Invalidation RequestInstructions In order for the CEQ to consider a request for an invalidation of a total coliform positive (TC+) sample under the Revised Total Coliform Rule

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How to fill out total coliform positive invalidation

1. Begin by preparing a clean and sterilized sample container specifically designed for total coliform testing.
2. Collect the sample from the desired source, such as a drinking water source or a water sample from a specific location.
3. Fill the sample container with the collected water, ensuring that it is filled to the designated level mentioned on the container.
4. Label the sample container with relevant information such as sample ID, date, and source.
5. Store the sample container in appropriate conditions, such as at a specific temperature or in a dark place.
6. Transport the sample container to a certified laboratory or testing facility as soon as possible, following any transportation guidelines if applicable.
7. Submit the sample for analysis and await the test results.
8. Upon receiving the test results, review them carefully and determine if the total coliform count is within the acceptable limits.
9. If the total coliform count is within the acceptable limits, no further action is required.
10. If the total coliform count exceeds the acceptable limits, it may be necessary to conduct further investigations or take corrective measures to address the issue.

Who needs total coliform positive invalidation?

1. Total coliform positive invalidation is needed by individuals or organizations responsible for monitoring and ensuring the safety of water sources. This may include regulatory bodies, water treatment plants, public health departments, environmental agencies, and researchers studying water quality.

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What is total coliform positive invalidation?

Total coliform positive invalidation is a process where a water sample that has tested positive for total coliform bacteria is invalidated due to potential contamination or errors in testing.

Who is required to file total coliform positive invalidation?

Water testing laboratories, water quality control agencies, and water treatment facilities are typically required to file total coliform positive invalidation.

How to fill out total coliform positive invalidation?

Total coliform positive invalidation forms should be filled out with detailed information about the water sample, testing methods used, reasons for invalidation, and any corrective actions taken.

What is the purpose of total coliform positive invalidation?

The purpose of total coliform positive invalidation is to ensure accurate and reliable water quality testing results by removing samples that may be contaminated or contain errors.

What information must be reported on total coliform positive invalidation?

Information such as sample ID, date and location of sampling, testing methods, reasons for invalidation, and corrective actions taken must be reported on total coliform positive invalidation.