As with CEMS code, the 2006 Amendments to the Air Monitoring Directive, 1989 (AMD 2006) require a Quality Assurance Plan (QAP) be created and adhered to for all Air Monitoring operations. Subsequent auditing ensures that the plan is being followed and the system is working within required guidelines. 

GASL develops a variety of Quality Assurance Planning for Air Monitoring Directives: 

Quality Assurance Plans

GASL creates customized, easy to read QAP's based on each client's specific requirements and equipment.  By providing only site relevant information in understandable language, strict adherence to the document is possible and the risk of falling out of spec because of misunderstood instructions is mitigated.

Routine Maintenance Plans

From the AMD QAP, Routine Maintenance Plans can be developed to assist site maintenance technicians and outside contractors in providing uniform and necessary preventative maintenance operations.  

Quality Assurance Plan Updates

In certain situations QAP documentation requires updating, GASL can review and provide the necessary changes.  Some of the situations that may require QAP updates include: 

• incomplete QAPs for any reason (such as plant changes)
• QAPs that are outdated or are ineffective
• QAPs that have failed an audi
• Updates for plant license changes/updates
• Updates for specification or regulation amendments

GASL can also assist in creation of guidelines for the following:

• Document control
• Spare parts inventory
• Methods and procedures
• Calibration and QC checks
• Maintenance schedule
• Corrective action programs

Please contact us for more information about GASL documentation services!

Working with outsourced air monitoring providers

GASL Works closely with third party air monitoring providers in the development and implementation of standard operating procedures for our clients. We consistently maintain good business relationships with these providers to ensure that all collaborative work proceeds smoothly.