Water Well Journal

January 2016

Water Well Journal

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Other Safety Solutions to Remember • Be prepared to monitor gases from borings • Provide spark arrestors for all internal combustion engines • Keep all spark-producing equipment well away from potential fuel sources • Don't allow vehicles to idle in the vicinity of fuels or dry grass • Keep all open flames away from the boring and other fuel sources • Don't allow smoking while drilling • Have a hot work permit procedure and enforce use • Store all cylinders upright and secured • Have well-maintained fire extinguishers at drilling sites • Use a fire watch (additional person) when doing hot work. The tools and tasks mentioned here can be easily devel- oped and implemented. Make sure your company does so. WWJ Gary Ganson, a certified industrial hygienist and certified safety professional, is a senior consultant for Terracon in Lenexa, Kansas. Twitter @WaterWellJournl DACUM Codes To help meet your professional needs, this article covers skills and competencies found in DACUM charts for drillers and pump installers. DO refers to the drilling chart and PI represents the pumps chart. The letter and number immediately following is the skill on the chart covered by the article. This article covers: DOA-4; DOC-1, 3, 6, 9; DOD-4, 5, 6, 8; DOK-9; DOL-2, 3 More information on DACUM and the charts are available at www.NGWA.org. WWJ January 2016 33 Additional Resources Here are some more resources that can be accessed to help in the education and development process. • 29 CFR 1910.106, Flammable and Combustible Liquids. OSHA Standard. • 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S, Electrical. OSHA Standard. • Accident Prevention Reference Guide. International Associa- tion of Drilling Contractors. • Model Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manual, National Ground Water Association. • RP 54, Recommended Practice for Occupational Safety for Oil and Gas Well Drilling and Servicing Operations, Wireline Service, American Petroleum Institute. • Safety Meetings for the Groundwater Industry, National Ground Water Association. ABILITY CAP Y ABILITY CAPA TILITY AT VERS ABI DEPENDA . . Y. . LITY. , visit e o learn mor To learn mor e or f or call 1.9190 .66 1.800 Canada/U ( otary R s Dual ' t emos or , F 9 7 19 e Sinc tin on y c he . T e ormanc er perf t t of be ofitabi y and pr tivit oduc o the pr t s, or t ac tr on wing number of c o gr h T ca/DR t. mos .S.A.) U 5.5800 3.29 1.40 orldwide (Wo pr on the ed er e deliv v drills ha y on t c e significan o mak nue t . F orldwide s w or t a y of oper lit o drill. y t a er w t t s simply no be e' er ) omise tributions or a g T DR RIGS ARE IDEAL F S OREMO F el er We te a tic & Municipal Wa Domes al B , Gener ery, ve o ec asing R and C ts, Under ojec tion Pr eclama Land R tion S truc ons t, Mine C Abandonmen y Shafts and Mine OR: E IDEAL F t ell Abandonmen tion, We truc ons ll C tion, truc ons tion C ounda Building F ound Mine Utility gr ! e ering, And Much Mor te a Wa e De- Site

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