Standard Operating Procedure Template Page 2

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SOP: <DOCUMENT CONTROL NUMBER:REVISION>
Effective Date: DATE TO BECOME USED
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1.0
SCOPE AND APPLICATION
<include what this test is used for including method reference, example, SM5210B for BOD.
Also include what type of samples are analyzed as well as any detection limit>
2.0
SUMMARY OF METHOD
<summarize how test is performed. Many times the method has a summary that can be used>
3.0
DEFINITIONS
<List any definitions that are unique to this test and any definitions that may be helpful to users
of SOP>
4.0
INTERFERENCES
4.1
<From the method, it will list what might interfere with test results. List these issues here and
how to handle the interference>.
5.0
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
<List all equipment used and any consumables. Include in the list the part numbers and
suppliers. Use the term “or equivalent” in order to not have to re-write SOP if change vendors>
6.0
STANDARDS AND REAGENTS
6.1
<List all chemicals used to calibrate or standardize and how to prepare them, if needed.>
7.0
HEALTH AND SAFETY
Example of Health and Safety Statement:
This analysis involves handling of samples that may contain live microorganisms and therefore
pose some threat of infection. Wear clean disposable gloves and wash hands frequently when
conducting these tests.
Since this test uses acid and alkaline solutions, always wear proper Personal Protection
Equipment: Gloves and ANSI approved safety glasses (Z87)
Use good laboratory practices when working with plant influents and effluents.
8.0
PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS
Example
All Laboratory personnel should be skilled in performing these tests. The laboratory personnel
should have read, understood and agreed to follow the procedures in this standard operating
procedure (signature attestation) as well as having method standard controls within
specifications (see section 13)

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