These are basic recommendations that have worked for me;
what you use may or may not be the same. In all cases, I sug-
gest you work with what you have used.
This concludes this portion of our three-part series. Next
month we will conclude this discussion with an overview on
the various things you should know about controls.
Until then, work safe and smart.
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Ed Butts, PE, CPI, is the chief engineer at 4B Engineering & Consulting,
Salem, Oregon. He has more than 35 years experience in the water well
business, specializing in engineering and business management. He can
be reached at epbpe@juno.com.
Learn How to Engineer Success for Your Business
Engineering Your Business: A series of articles serving as a
guide to the groundwater business is a compilation of works
from long-time Water Well Journal columnist Ed Butts, PE, CPI.
The hardback book features 37 complete "Engineering Your
Business" columns and the figures and tables that originally ran
with the articles. The columns cover the groundwater industry
and are divided into six areas: contractor classroom, getting
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and tricks of the trade.
Visit NGWA's Online Bookstore at www.NGWA.org for more
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