Or. Admin. Code § 690-240-0060 - Monitoring Well Constructor License Examination
(1) The Water
Resources Department administers the written examination required under ORS
537.747. Separate examinations
are administered for each license endorsement. The Department schedules the
examination on the second Monday during the months of January, April, July and
October. Examinees must pay a $20 exam fee. Special accommodations may be given
to those individuals who cannot attend the regularly scheduled examination
dates. Requests shall be considered on a case-by-case basis. The examination
tests the applicant's knowledge of:
(a)
Oregon laws and administrative rules on the use of ground water, monitoring
well constructor licensing requirements, basic information on hydrogeology, the
construction of monitoring wells and/or geotechnical holes, and the preparing
and filing of Start Cards and Monitoring Well Reports;
(b) Hydrogeology, the occurrence and movement
of ground water and contaminants, and the design, construction and development
of monitoring wells; and
(c) Types,
uses, and maintenance of drilling tools and equipment, drilling problems and
corrective procedures, repair of faulty monitoring wells, sealing of monitoring
wells, and safety rules and practices.
(2) An applicant who fails to pass an
endorsement examination may retake an examination for the same endorsement
after three months and the payment of another examination fee.
(3) Passing examination scores are valid for
three years from the date of the examination.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 536.090, ORS 537.505-537.795, ORS 536.027, ORS 536.900 & ORS 537.992
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 536.090, ORS 537.505-537.795, ORS 536.900 & ORS 537.992
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