16 Tex. Admin. Code § 76.21 - Requirements for Issuance of a Driller or Pump Installer License
(a) An applicant must submit a completed
application, the required fee, and have the required two (2) years of
experience drilling wells or installing pumps.
(b) An applicant must complete all
requirements within one year of the date the application is filed.
(c) A licensee, not licensed to perform all
types of well drilling and pump installation, may apply for endorsements.
Applications for additional endorsements shall be accompanied by the
appropriate application fee, and must contain all information required by this
chapter for an initial license. Upon examination of the applicant's
qualifications, the executive director must deny or grant additional
endorsements to an existing license.
(d) An applicant must have sufficient
installation/drilling experience as set forth in paragraphs (1) and (2) to be
eligible to take each applicable endorsement examination.
(1) Drillers Endorsements--Qualifying number
of installation/drillings
(A) Water Wells
(W)--15
(B) Monitor Wells
(M)--50
(C) Injection Wells
(N)--50
(D) Dewatering Wells
(D)--50
(E) Closed Loop Geothermal
Wells (C)--50
(F) Master Driller
(A)--All of the above endorsements required.
(2) Pump Installer Endorsements--Qualifying
number of installation/drillings
(A) Single
Phase Pumps (P)--15
(B) 3 Phase
Pumps (K)--15
(C) Turbine Pump
(T)--15
(D) Windmill, Pump jack,
hand pump--15
(E) Master Installer
(I)--All of the above endorsements required.
(e) An applicant who has all of the
endorsements in subsection (d)(1)(A) - (E) is qualified to be a master
driller.
(f) An applicant who has
all of the endorsements in subsection (d)(2)(A) - (D) is qualified to be a
master pump installer.
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