Get Wi 4400-122 1998-2026

Filling out the WI 4400-122 form is essential for documenting soil boring logs accurately. This guide provides a step-by-step approach to ensure you complete the form properly and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to fill out the WI 4400-122 form accurately.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the WI 4400-122 form and open it for editing.
2. Indicate the project name or facility in the provided field, ensuring it corresponds to the location where the boring was conducted.
3. Fill in the license, permit, or monitoring number assigned to the facility. If you do not know this number, you may leave this field blank.
4. Enter the site boring number or name in the designated boring number section, such as B-1.
5. Provide the name of the drilling crew chief and the drilling firm in the 'Boring drilled by' field.
6. Record the date drilling started and completed, using the month/day/year format.
7. Specify the drilling method used, such as solid stem auger or rotary, in the corresponding section.
8. If applicable, indicate the Wisconsin Unique Well Number (WUWN) and ensure to attach a WUWN tag to the appropriate items.
9. Complete the DNR Well ID number and well name section if a well was constructed.
10. Document the final static water level and surface elevation in the specified fields.
11. Fill in the borehole diameter and select the appropriate box for local grid origin or boring location.
12. Report the section location of waste/source, local grid location, and county information accurately.
13. Provide the sample number and details regarding sample length and recovery.
14. Document the blow counts and depth of sample collection along with soil/rock descriptions.
15. Include soil properties measurements and any comments in the designated columns.
16. Once you have filled out all relevant sections of the form, save your changes, download, print, or share the completed form as necessary.

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