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North Dakota Water Well Contractor Examination

Provider
North Dakota Department of Water Resources
Format
Closed-book written examination
Time limit
Up to four hours
Passing score
70 percent
Exam fee
$100 nonrefundable examination fee
Practice scope

The authority has not published an examination outline; the practice questions follow the scope of the existing question bank.

  • Licensure, Supervision, and Reporting
    • Water well contractor licensure scope and qualifications
    • Responsible supervision and equipment identification
    • Completion reporting and post-examination licensure duties
  • Definitions, Planning, and Well Location
    • Water well construction and water-supply definitions
    • Public-well plans, specifications, and approvals
    • Contamination setbacks, access, and site constraints
  • Groundwater Protection and Special Well Types
    • Protective annular seals and grouting depths
    • Radial collector, dug, bored, and infiltration wells
    • Flowing-well construction and groundwater protection
  • Casing, Screens, and Filter Packs
    • Ferrous casing dimensions, joints, and drive protection
    • Thermoplastic and other nonferrous casing
    • Packers, screens, and filter-pack materials
  • Construction Water, Development, Testing, and Grouting
    • Construction water and drilling-fluid controls
    • Well development and yield/drawdown testing
    • Grout formulations, guides, and placement
  • Completion Records, Wellhead Protection, and Water Quality
    • Construction records, plumbness, terminals, and temporary caps
    • Cleaning, disinfection, sampling, and service readiness
  • Abandonment and Artesian-Well Control
    • Abandonment objectives, prohibitions, and materials
    • Sealing methods for geologic and flowing conditions
  • Water-Level Measurement and Well Performance
    • Static level, pumping level, drawdown, and specific capacity
    • Performance trends and well-problem diagnosis
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