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NGWA Well Construction and Pump Installation Certification Program
This program, started in 1970, is the only national certification program for contractors and pump installers in the groundwater industry. The program is designed and governed by groundwater contractors who understand the daily activities in the field. They have set realistic expectations and guidelines, but also high standards to ensure integrity. It is recognized as the leading program in the industry by numerous state agencies, which have adopted the tests for their own programs.
It is designed to demonstrate pride in your job and to promote professionalism in the groundwater industry. By participating in this program, your commitment to advancing knowledge and skill in the groundwater industry is recognized by the public, regulatory officials, and the scientific community.
Being certified:
Promotes confidence to the consumers in your market
Gives you local, state, and national recognition
Exemplifies your dedication to professionalism
Ensures you keep current in the industry with continuing education
Affords you a competitive edge.
In addition, these are the same exams many state agencies are using as part of their licensing requirements.
The NGWA Certification Committee, selected by the president of the Association and approved by the NGWA Board of Directors, establishes program rules and revises the exams. Once you're in the program, you're encouraged to propose revisions and improvements to it.
Administration and maintenance of files are handled at NGWA headquarters in Westerville, Ohio.
If you have questions about NGWA certification, contact the NGWA certification coordinator at
certification@ngwa.org
or call 800 551.7379 (614 898.7791 outside the United States).
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