South Carolina Well Driller continuing education covers the newest and hottest topics such as water well rehabilitation and design and construction of wells. Water well rehabilitation covers topics such as well hydraulics, causes of well plugging problems, unsafe bacterial results, identification of well problems, and groundwater microbiology. And design and construction of wells reviews well development, wellhead protection, determining a well location, and causes of well plugging problems.

American Contractors Exam Services offers the training needed for a well driller. We provide online well driller classes and live classroom seminars in South Carolina. These classes will help everyone from the experienced well driller to the newly licensed well driller. If you need to pass the South Carolina well driller license exam, we can help! Just look at the class schedule for the dates and locations.

We are currently developing new South Carolina well driller continuing education. Make sure that you check back often for new courses. These courses will cover the following topics:

• Water Well Rehabilitation - Topics that will be covered are groundwater microbiology, identification of well problems, unsafe bacterial results, well hydraulics, water well rehabilitation, diagnosing well problems, and causes of well plugging problems.
• Design and Construction of Wells - This course will review such topics as well drilling, well development, wellhead protection, components of a well, determining a well location, and water well basics.
• Water Quality - This continuing education program will provide current information on water quality standards, monitoring, assessments and reporting, ground water, acid rain, and surface water.

These are the current requirements for renewing your South Carolina Well Drillers license. We will always provide the newest information available and will update the requirements as soon as there are changes.


• To renew your Well Driller license in the state of South Carolina, you are required to complete 12 hours of continuing education every 2 years.
• Continuing education hours must be obtained through information that is related to well drilling or well construction.
• You must record the number of continuing education hours that you completed on your renewal form.
• Keep records of all the information relating to continuing education that you completed.