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What information must be entered into the OMS by the operator on duty?
What information must be entered into the OMS by the operator on duty?
- Depot, docket number, slug number, start and stop times, opening and closing readings, and total volume of product injected or delivered (correct)
- Slug number and start time only
- Opening and closing readings only
- Depot and docket number only
When does the planner change the status of the docket information from 'not checked' to 'checked'?
When does the planner change the status of the docket information from 'not checked' to 'checked'?
- Once the planner receives a notification from the client
- On the next day after the data is entered
- After sending an email to the financial department
- After verifying that all information on the docket is correct (correct)
What action does the planner take after updating the printed copy of the shipment programs?
What action does the planner take after updating the printed copy of the shipment programs?
- Sends an EDI message to the client
- Checks the docket information in the OMS
- Writes down volumes injected or delivered in the shipment program (correct)
- Updates the OMS system
What is done with the docket information after it is checked by the planner?
What is done with the docket information after it is checked by the planner?
What is the purpose of keeping track of volume movement in planning according to the text?
What is the purpose of keeping track of volume movement in planning according to the text?
Why is it advisable for the planner to liaise with the depot manager regarding expected blending rates?
Why is it advisable for the planner to liaise with the depot manager regarding expected blending rates?
When should the planner compile new operations notices according to the text?
When should the planner compile new operations notices according to the text?
What information should be obtained before the planner can start with actual scheduling?
What information should be obtained before the planner can start with actual scheduling?
Why is it necessary to establish the timing condition of the pipeline in relation to scheduled time?
Why is it necessary to establish the timing condition of the pipeline in relation to scheduled time?
What should the planner establish before starting the next scheduling session according to the text?
What should the planner establish before starting the next scheduling session according to the text?
The Coordinating Officer working the day shift must prepare all the log sheets for the following day.
The Coordinating Officer working the day shift must prepare all the log sheets for the following day.
The daily control sheets are completed electronically by coordinating officers.
The daily control sheets are completed electronically by coordinating officers.
All entries on the log sheets must be done in pen according to the text.
All entries on the log sheets must be done in pen according to the text.
The DATE FIELD entry on the log sheet is done in red and refers to the time when operations started.
The DATE FIELD entry on the log sheet is done in red and refers to the time when operations started.
The SLUG FIELD entry must be done in red according to the log sheet instructions.
The SLUG FIELD entry must be done in red according to the log sheet instructions.
The NOMINAL FIELD represents the volume in gallons to be introduced into the line.
The NOMINAL FIELD represents the volume in gallons to be introduced into the line.
The CO FIELD describes the coordinating officer who will inject the product into the line.
The CO FIELD describes the coordinating officer who will inject the product into the line.
The START TIME entry represents the time when the pump switching occurs.
The START TIME entry represents the time when the pump switching occurs.
The PUMPS FIELD records pump switching by indicating ticks (√) for pumps in the 'off' position.
The PUMPS FIELD records pump switching by indicating ticks (√) for pumps in the 'off' position.
The REMARKS FIELD is used to record operational occurrences like when spheres and pigs are launched and received.
The REMARKS FIELD is used to record operational occurrences like when spheres and pigs are launched and received.
