Water Well Journal

August 2016

Water Well Journal

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or performed simply by using off-the- shelf components without a full exami- nation of the water supply, the type and degree of the rejected materials, waste disposal, cost, and operational consider- ations. An extended pilot study is often needed to be certain about all the above considerations. I hope you found the information in this series of interest and can apply some of it to your next filtration project. Until next month, work safe and smart. WWJ 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. WWJ August 2016 47 Twitter @WaterWellJournl 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. Visit NGWA's Online Bookstore at www.NGWA.org for more information. Charles Sargent Irrigation/Sargent Drilling Companies are looking for experienced sales engineers in the Carroll, Iowa and Salina, Kansas areas. We are also looking for experienced well drillers, pumpsetters, technicians, welders, field personnel, and mechanics at several locations in Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa. We offer a competitive wage and an excellent benefits package including Health, Life, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance, 401k, Paid Holidays, Sick and Vacation Time. Please visit our website at www.sargentirrigation.com and print off our application and/or send a resume to admin@sargentirrigation.com, or feel free to call any of our locations to inquire about our current job openings.

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