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Water Quality Onsite ProgramOnsite Technical Review Committee Meeting #1 Jan 9, 2019 Location Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Classroom 4034 Fairview Industrial Drive SE, Salem List of attendees

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1. Step 1: Collect all necessary equipment such as water testing kits, sample containers, and a record sheet.
2. Step 2: Identify the location from where the water sample needs to be collected.
3. Step 3: Follow the instructions provided with the water testing kit to properly sterilize the sample containers.
4. Step 4: Using the provided instructions, collect the water sample from the identified location.
5. Step 5: Fill out the record sheet with relevant information such as sample location, date, and time of collection.
6. Step 6: If required, add any necessary preservatives to the water sample as instructed.
7. Step 7: Seal the sample container tightly to avoid any leakage or contamination.
8. Step 8: Store and transport the water sample as per the provided guidelines.
9. Step 9: Submit the collected water sample to a certified laboratory for further analysis.
10. Step 10: Record the results obtained from the laboratory analysis and take any necessary actions based on the findings.

Who needs water quality onsite program?

1. Water quality onsite programs are needed by various individuals and organizations including:
2. - Environmental agencies and regulators responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with water quality standards.
3. - Industrial facilities that require routine testing to meet regulatory requirements and ensure the safety of their operations.
4. - Municipalities and water treatment plants to assess the quality of drinking water supplied to the public.
5. - Researchers and scientists studying water resources and their impact on the environment and public health.
6. - Landowners or homeowners interested in monitoring the quality of their well water or private water sources.
7. - Agricultural businesses that rely on water resources for irrigation and livestock.
8. - Recreational facilities such as swimming pools or water parks to maintain safe and clean water for visitors.
9. - Non-profit organizations working towards the conservation and protection of water ecosystems.

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What is water quality onsite program?

Water quality onsite program is a program designed to monitor and maintain the quality of water on a specific site.

Who is required to file water quality onsite program?

Any individual or organization responsible for managing the water quality on a specific site is required to file a water quality onsite program.

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To fill out a water quality onsite program, one must provide detailed information about the site's water sources, monitoring procedures, and any actions taken to maintain water quality.

What is the purpose of water quality onsite program?

The purpose of water quality onsite program is to ensure that water on a specific site meets quality standards and is safe for use.

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Information such as water sources, monitoring results, actions taken to maintain water quality, and any relevant data must be reported on a water quality onsite program.