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地表水监测井洗井记录表 Table of Water Monitoring Well Cleaning Records Introduction This document presents the template for recording the cleaning activities carried out on surface water monitoring wells. Purpose The purpose of this form is to maintain accurate and up-to-date records of well cleaning, ensuring the quality and reliability of data collected from surface water monitoring wells. Record Information The following information should be recorded for each cleaning activity: 1. Date: The date when the cleaning was performed. 2. Well ID: The unique identifier assigned to each surface water monitoring well. 3. Cleaning Method: The specific method used for cleaning the well, such as brushing, scraping, jetting, or other techniques. 4. Cleaning Duration: The duration of the cleaning activity, expressed in minutes. 5. Cleaning Equipment: The equipment or tools used for the cleaning process. 6. Observations: Any observations or notes made during the cleaning, such as the presence of debris, sediment, or any abnormalities. 7. Cleaner Name: The name of the person responsible for the cleaning. 8. Supervisor Name: The name of the supervisor or person overseeing the cleaning activity. Usage Instructions 1. Fill in the date of the cleaning activity. 2. Enter the well ID. 3. Specify the cleaning method used. 4. Record the duration of the cleaning activity in minutes. 5. Describe the equipment or tools used for cleaning. 6. Provide any observations or notes regarding the cleaning process. 7. Enter the name of the person who performed the cleaning. 8. Write down the name of the supervisor overseeing the cleaning activity. Example Date Well ID Cleaning Method Cleaning Duration (minutes) Cleaning Equipment Observations Cleaner Name Supervisor Name 2022-01-01 SW-001 Brushing 30 Nylon brush No debris was observed John Doe Jane Smith 2022-01-02 SW-002 Jetting 45 Jetting hose Sediment was flushed Jane Smith Adam Johnson Conclusion By using this record form, we can ensure that surface water