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Download Papers and Presentations
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"2007
Changes to the NELAC Proficiency Testing Program" - A
presentation given by Chuck Wibby at FSEA, May 2007
"The
New NELAC Soil Fields of Proficiency Testing" - A presentation
given by Ty Garber, Operations Manager, at Illinois Environmental
Laboratory Association Meeting December 2006 in Chicago, Illinois.
"Texas
and the NELAC PT Program" - A presentation given by Graham
Jackson, Technical Director Wibby Environmental, at the North
Texas Lab Analysts' Association Meeting February 2005 in Dallas,
Texas
"QA/QC
Considerations for Sampling and Analysis Associated with EPA
Method 1631"- A presentation given by Chuck Wibby at
the Seminar on Low Level Mercury Data and Analyses, September
2004 in Boulder, Colorado.
"PT
Requirements and NELAC and A2LA Laboratory Accreditation"
- A presentation by Chuck Wibby given February 2003 in Denver
"Acheiving
PT Success" - A presentation by Chuck Wibby given April 2002
in Los Angeles
"Understanding
NELAC PT Requirements" - A presentation given by Chuck Wibby
at the Texas Lab Speciality Conference, May 2002 in Dallas,
Texas
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Download papers and presentations by clicking on any of the links
to the right. The downloads are FREE.
NELAC Downloads
Download NELAC PT spreadsheets. These three downloads
include important information needed for laboratories participating
in PT studies.
NELAC
PT FOT Tables - Includes a comprehensive listing of every
PT analyte a NELAC lab is required to run along with approved concentration
ranges, regresssion constants for calculating acceptance limits
and Profciency Testing Reporting Limits that provide guidance on
reporting low level results.
NELAC
Method Codes - Over 1500 environmental methods and associated
NELAC method codes. Useful information for labs needing to include
method codes on PT data reporting sheets.
NELAC
Analyte Codes - Over 1275 environmental analytes and associated
NELAC analyte codes. Helpful for those setting up a data base to
track environmental data.
PT Instructions, Ranges and PTRLs
Download
individual instructions, ranges and PTRLs for PT standards.
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