Form 238-2 is the Application for Renewal of a Well Drilling Company License required by the State of Idaho. This form must be completed and submitted to ensure that your company can continue its drilling operations without interruption. To get started on your renewal, please fill out the form by clicking the button below.
Form 238-2 Instructions
01/2012
State of Idaho
Department of Water Resources
INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING FOR RENEWAL OF A WELL DRILLING COMPANY LICENSE
Renewal of a Well Drilling Company License requires:
1)Form 238-2, Application for Renewal of a Well Drilling Company License. Form 238-2 is available on our web page as a fill-in PDF.
2)Appropriate fee for each licensed driller and operator
3)A new bond, form 238-4 or form 238-5, or bond continuation certificate form 238-6
4)Continuing Education Summary and supporting documentation
The Conditions and Procedures for use of Start Card Drilling Permits are included with the renewal application. Please read the procedure, sign the acknowledgement page, and return the acknowledgement page with the renewal application.
The completed documents and appropriate fee must be received by the State Office of the Department of Water Resources no later than March 15 to assure drillers and operators licensed under your company remain valid without interruption. Incomplete and late applications will be processed as time allows. Send the completed forms and fee to:
Driller Licensing
322 East Front Street
PO Box 83720,
Boise ID 83720-0098
FORM 238-2, Application for Renewal of a Well Drilling Company License
The Application for Renewal of a Well Drilling Company License Form 238-2 must be signed by the Principal Driller named in the application. The Principal Driller is an Idaho licensed driller in responsible charge of the company’s drilling activities.
FEE
A fee of $100 per driller and $15.00 per operator identified on form 238-2 must be submitted with the application.
BONDING
All bonds must be completed and signed by the bonding agent on forms provided by the Department of Water Resources. It is the Principal Driller’s responsibility to provide the bonding company with the appropriate Department form. Surety Bond Continuation Certificate form 238-6, Surety Bond form 238-4, and Cash Bond Pledge form 238-5 are available on our web site: http://www.idwr.idaho.gov/WaterManagement/WellInformation/DrillerLicensing/dl_default.htm at.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
Each licensed driller and operator must submit a separate CEU summary. Make as many copies of the form as necessary. The courses you are claiming for continuing education credits must be listed on the summary. The completed summary and copies of attendance certification must be submitted with the drilling company’s license renewal application.
If your license has expired you may not drill in Idaho until all requirements for renewal have been met and you have received your license card and certificate or other verification from the Department that your license is valid.
Form 238-2
Rev 01/2012
Page 1 of 5
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF WELL DRILLING COMPANY LICENSE
Name of Drilling Company:
Drilling Company License Number:
Principal Driller of Company:
Last Name
First Name
Middle Name/Init
Primary Business Address:
Mailing:
Physical:
City:
State:
Zip:
Telephone Numbers:
Primary:
Mobile:
Fax:
Email Address:
Drilling Company Owner (if different from Principal Driller):
The Drilling Company’s Bond, covering the drilling activities of each licensed driller and operator, is a Surety Bond Cash Bond in the amount of ($5,000-$20,000): $
Name of Bonding Company or Banking Entity
Mailing Address of Bonding Company or Banking Entity
City
State
Zip
Phone
Page 2 of 5
WELL RIG INFORMATION
The company license application must include “a list of all drill rigs and other related equipment owned or used by the company, including the type, make, and model.
Type
Year
Make and Model
Description
Air Rotary
Mud Rotary
Cable Tool
Reverse Circulation
Auger
Direct Push
Sonic Vibration
Core Drill
Jetted
Page 3 of 5
Licensed Drillers employed by the Drilling Company
The appropriate fee must be submitted for each of the individuals listed in this table.
Principal Driller’s Name (as listed on page 1)
Phone No.
Personal Mailing or Street Address
Licensed Driller Name
Class II (CII) Operators employed by the Company
Class II Operators are required to receive adequate supervision as defined in the Idaho
Well Driller Licensing Rules.
CII Operator Name
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Class I (CI) Operators employed by the Company
CI Operators are entry level and are required to be supervised at all times while operating equipment.
CI Operator Name
Use the following table if you need additional space to include all of your drillers and operators:
DL
CI
CII
Name
Page 5 of 5
CERTIFICATION – TO BE COMPLETED BY PRINCIPAL DRILLER APPLICANT
ATTENTION: Read the following paragraphs before signing this application.
A false or dishonest answer to any question in this application may be grounds for revocation or refusal to approve the Well Drilling Company’s license. All statements made are subject to investigation.
I certify that I have read, understand, and will comply with all Idaho Statutes and Department Rules, including Start Card Procedures.
I certify that for every well drilled under this company license number, a driller’s report has been filed with the Department within 30 days of completion as required by Section 42-238, Idaho Code.
I certify that all of the statements made in this application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Date
Signature of Principal Driller (as it will appear on Driller Reports)
For Department Use Only
Receipt No. ________________ Fee $__________ Date _______________ Received by _______________
Deposit to licensing fee account
CONTINUING EDUCATION SUMMARY
Summary of Continuing Education Units obtained during the two-year licensing period preceding the application for renewal.
First Name: _________________________ MI: ______ Last Name: _____________________
Idaho Well Drilling Company Name ________________________________________________
Well Drilling Company License No._________
Please list the conferences/conventions you attended and the number of continuing education units earned. The completed summary and certificates of attendance must be submitted with the drilling company’s license renewal application. In addition, it is the responsibility of the driller/operator to maintain documentation records for a period of three (3) years and have them available for review by the Department.
Date of Course
Convention
Presented by
Credit Hours Earned
CERTIFICATION
A false or dishonest entry in this summary may be grounds for revocation or refusal to renew the well driller’s license or operator’s permit. All statements are subject to investigation.
I certify that I have earned the credit hours listed above by attending the entire class time and that the information given in this summary is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
_______________________________
___________________________________
Signature
Form 238-2 is the Application for Renewal of a Well Drilling Company License in the state of Idaho. This form must be completed and submitted to renew a company’s license to operate as a well drilling business. It is essential for ensuring compliance with state regulations and maintaining valid licenses for all associated drillers and operators.
When submitting Form 238-2, the following documents must be included:
It is also important to read and sign the acknowledgment page regarding the Conditions and Procedures for Start Card Drilling Permits.
All completed documents and fees must be received by the Idaho Department of Water Resources by March 15. Submitting your application by this date ensures that your company’s licenses for drillers and operators remain valid without interruption. Late or incomplete applications will be processed as time allows, but this may lead to delays.
The form must be signed by the Principal Driller named in the application. The Principal Driller is the licensed individual responsible for overseeing the company’s drilling activities. This signature confirms that the information provided is accurate and that the individual is authorized to act on behalf of the company.
The renewal fees for Form 238-2 are structured as follows:
These fees must accompany the application to ensure processing.
All bonds must be completed and signed by the bonding agent using the forms provided by the Department of Water Resources. The Principal Driller is responsible for ensuring that the bonding company receives the correct Department forms. Options include:
These bonds cover the drilling activities of each licensed driller and operator associated with the company.
Each licensed driller and operator must submit a separate Continuing Education Unit (CEU) summary. This summary should list all courses completed for continuing education credits. Copies of attendance certifications must also be included. It’s crucial to submit these documents with the renewal application to demonstrate compliance with continuing education requirements.
If your license has expired, you are prohibited from drilling in Idaho until all renewal requirements are met. This includes submitting Form 238-2 along with all necessary documentation and fees. Once your application is processed and approved, you will receive your license card and certificate, or another form of verification that your license is valid.
Misconceptions about Form 238-2 can lead to confusion during the renewal process for a Well Drilling Company License. Here are ten common misconceptions explained:
Understanding these misconceptions can help ensure a smoother renewal process for your Well Drilling Company License.
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