Distinguish monitoring-well driller licensing from water-well driller licensing in Utah
domain: waterrights.utah.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Determine which license class matches the work: Utah treats water well driller and monitoring well driller as separate classifications
Document the experience required for the target class (e.g., roughly 2 years full-time experience or a set number of wells constructed under supervision, with different thresholds per class)
Apply for and pass the exam specific to that license class
Register the license and any required bond for that class before contracting for that type of work
Track continuing education and renewal separately if the state administers classes independently
Known gotchas
Holding a water-well driller license does not automatically authorize monitoring-well work, or vice versa; check the specific class printed on the license
Experience and well-count thresholds differ meaningfully between the two classifications
Performing work outside the licensed class can invalidate the well report and expose the contractor to enforcement action
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