RedVector RV-2319

NDA Monitor Well Construction - Certification

NDA Monitor Well Construction - Certification

6 hrs. Online Course

Level: Fundamental

Item#: RV-2319

SME: National (NDA)

This course has been discontinued
 

Successful completion of this course & exam results in the National Drilling Association''s Monitor Well Construction Certification.

This course requires you to review the NDA''s Driller Handbook, which is included as a PDF file download. The handbook provides up-to­-date information regarding drilling methods and well installation. It includes:

  • Basic Geology & Hydrology
  • Occurence & Movement of Groundwater
  • Well Hydraulics
  • Well Drilling Methods
  • Drilling Fluids
  • Well Screens & Sediment Size Analysis
  • Water Well Design
  • Installation & Removal of Well Screens
  • Development of Wells
  • Field Testing of Hydraulic Parameters
  • Pumps and Pumping
  • Groundwater Monitoring Techniques
  • Sealing Abandoned Wells & Boreholes
  • Subsurface Exploration Tools & Equip.
  • Drilling, Sampling & Installation
  • Drilling Safety Guide
  • After reviewing the handbook, you will be asked to answer 75 quiz questions. This course is designed for someone with a drilling background. The quiz calls for you to refer to the handbook, as well as your own personal knowledge.

    The handbook is presented here in PDF files and you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open these files.

    Course Objectives

    The purpose of this manual is to increase the driller''s knowledge regarding the earth and the movement of water within the earth. Additionally, the handbook will provide up-to-date information regarding drilling methods and well installation. This information will enable the driller to better participate as a member of a team, together with scientists, engineers, and geologists, to solve some of society''s more difficult problems.

    As the society in which we live produces more waste materials, some of which contaminate the nations'' potable water supply, new sources of water and methods to clean up the polluted water supplies must be found. These difficult problems are being encountered by drillers which require them to understand the nature of the problem in order to be able to suggest suitable solutions.

    Finally, the handbook will provide information to aid the driller in making drilling a safe enterprise.