A Full Day of Field Demonstrations, Training Sessions, and Manufacturer and Supplier Exhibits at the PGWA Well Demonstration Site
What will be demonstrated?
Proper Residential Well Construction: The 2008 program will feature a step-by-stem demonstration of the proper way to construct a sanitary residential water well. The key element to be demonstrated is the grouting of the well casing to protect the quality of the ground water produced by the well AND to protect the quality of the ground water in the aquifer.
Hard facing of drill bits and stabilizers: Learn how to extend the life of your drill bits and other steel tools by reducing abrasive wear. A training session will be held under the tent. You will learn how to buy the correct composition hard facing rods, and how to get the maximum life from the hard facing that you apply. DOT compliance training: Using a large rig-tender truck, the instructor will conduct a simulated DOT "walk-around" inspection. Learn what to look for before you leave the yard, and increase your understanding of the Department of Transportation regulations that apply to drill rigs and rig-tender trucks. This session is designed to help you avoid receiving citations and fines on the road.
Why attend
these demonstrations?
This Summer Field Conference
will demonstrate procedures that you may only have read about in text books. There will be tabletop displays and large equipment displays. The displays will provide product information and demonstrations of constant-pressure residential water systems and many other products for well construction and decommissioning. Who should attend?
Water-well owners, water-well drilling contractors, geologists, sanitarians,
watershed specialists, hydrogeologists, water-supply regulators, municipal
officials, planning commission members, members of watershed associations, and
anyone interested in well yield development and in ground-water quality
protection. Equipment manufacturers and suppliers to the ground-water industry
should also attend. Schedule for Friday, June 6, 2008: Note there are concurrent sessions.
Registration Fee: The fee for this Summer Field Conference is $35 per person for PGWA members and $45 for non-members, and includes the demonstrations, the displays, and lunch.
Registration for an employee or member of any federal, state, or local government agency or entity, Master Well Owners, faculty, and students is FREE. To go to the free registration form, click this link.
Registration is FREE to any Regional Committee member and to any Statewide Committee Member.
To ensure that enough meals are available, advance registration is required for every attendee. The advance registration deadline is May 30, 2008. Field
Conference Location:
The
2008 Summer Field Conference site is at the new PGWA Well Demonstration Site in
Rock Springs (near State College), PA.
Registration:
Advance registration is required so
we will know how many meals to provide. The advance registration deadline is
May 30, 2008.
After you print and complete the paid registration form or the exhibitor registration form, please mail it to: Ms. Rose Ann Hoover, PGWA, 3320 Marengo Road, Port Matilda, PA 16870.
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