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Well Pumping Test and Analysis

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26-043 Surfside Well Drilling ITT

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → Regional District of Nanaimo
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Performs pumping tests to determine yield and characteristics for prime contractors on Regional District of Nanaimo water projects. Executes pumping tests to evaluate water production capacity and monitors drawdown and recovery rates using high-capacity submersible pumps and flow meters. Requires Professional Geoscientist or Engineer certification. Delivers pumping test data and a final yield report.

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