Driver Delivery Procedure - Fleet Way
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What is the first step in the driver delivery procedure?

  • Verify site address against BOL and Fleet Order. (correct)
  • Mark Diesel fill with Yellow cone.
  • Take Veeder root readings after delivery.
  • Deliver Diesel first if you have Diesel on board.

What action should be performed if the Veeder root readings before and after do not match stick readings?

  • Ignore the discrepancy if it is small.
  • Recheck the connections and perform the delivery again.
  • Manually adjust the readings on the BOL.
  • Report to station and Dispatch. (correct)

Which item is specifically mentioned as mandatory to attach to the BOL?

  • A summary of the delivery process.
  • Delivery confirmation signatures.
  • Veeder root readings before and after delivery. (correct)
  • Fuel type and quantity details.

Before delivering fuel, what should be verified about the product markers on the trailer?

<p>They must clearly identify the product being delivered. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done if maintenance items are needed during a delivery?

<p>Report to Dispatch immediately. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What color cone should be used to mark a Diesel fill?

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What is the purpose of taking stick readings before and after delivery?

<p>To confirm delivered gallons equal loaded gallons. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which order should products be delivered if both Diesel and another product are onboard?

<p>Deliver Diesel first. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is not a key component to triple check before delivery?

<p>Ending stick readings. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done to ensure that tanks are ready for delivery?

<p>Stick tanks for water and ensure load fit. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be checked before pressing the start button for product flow?

<p>The accuracy of all settings and quantities (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should a driver do before entering the terminal rack?

<p>Check for spills or issues at the rack (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action is required if there are discrepancies in the loading instructions?

<p>Immediately notify dispatch (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is necessary before loading a product onto a trailer?

<p>Verify that the trailer is empty (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the driver do after loading is complete?

<p>Retrieve the Bill of Lading and inspect it (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following actions should be avoided while under the terminal loading rack?

<p>Using a cell phone (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following steps must be performed while loading products?

<p>Monitor for any leaks during the flow (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be done to trailer internal valves after loading is completed?

<p>Close all valves securely (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be the focus when connecting loading arms to the trailer?

<p>Keeping the body centered behind the loading arm (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the appropriate stance for exiting the tractor cab?

<p>Three-point stance for safety (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done immediately if there are discrepancies in the information provided for loading?

<p>Notify dispatch right away. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the essential action to take before starting the product flow?

<p>Triple check all settings. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done before pulling into the terminal rack?

<p>Stop at the Stop Line and turn off all electronics (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When exiting the tractor cab, what stance should be used?

<p>Three-point stance (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is required to confirm after the loading process is complete?

<p>Verify that the gallons loaded match the customer's order. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to ensure the trailer is empty before loading any product?

<p>To avoid cross-contamination of products (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done with the trailer internal valves after the loading is finished?

<p>Close and secure them. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be checked after connecting the loading arms to the trailer?

<p>The loading arm identification must match the desired product (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct method for exiting the truck after completing the loading process?

<p>Use the three point stance. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action is prohibited while under the trailer loading rack?

<p>Using a cell phone (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Verify Site Address

Confirm the delivery location matches the Bill of Lading (BOL) and the actual site.

Tank Identification

Ensure tanks are clearly marked to avoid errors during delivery.

Diesel Cone Marking

Place a yellow cone near the diesel fill point, even if not delivering diesel.

Veeder Root Readings

Record fuel levels using Veeder Root equipment before and after delivery.

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UST Connection First

Connect to the Underground Storage Tank (UST) before connecting to the trailer.

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Trailer Product Markers

Check the trailer to verify it matches the product type being delivered.

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Triple Check Delivery

Final verification of location, cones, connections and product type before starting the delivery.

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Stick Readings Match

Confirm that the amount of fuel delivered matches the amounts initially loaded.

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Report Maintenance Items

Notify dispatch about any issues during the delivery process like improper fills, missing product tags, venting problems or other strange conditions.

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Trailer POT Breakdown

Document the initial and final product and water levels for the delivery process

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Terminal Carding

A process that explains the specific rules and regulations of a terminal, including loading procedures and safety protocols.

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Three Point Stance

A safe way to enter and exit a truck cab while under the loading rack, using both hands and one foot for stability.

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Overhead Obstructions

Potential hazards like pipes or wires that are positioned above the truck while loading.

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Trailer Valves

Internal valves controlling the flow of product in and out of the trailer.

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Product Markers

Indicators placed on the trailer to identify the product being loaded.

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Loading Accuracy

Ensuring the correct product, quantity, and destination are entered into the system.

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Loading Process Monitoring

Observing the loading process for leaks, overfilling, and spills to ensure a safe and accurate delivery.

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Loading Process Completion

Securing all valves, disconnecting loading arms, and stowing equipment to ensure a safe and efficient delivery.

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B.O.L. Verification

Checking and ensuring the accuracy of the Bill of Lading, including the product loaded, quantity, and destination.

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Loading Data Entry

Using the ASR driver app to record gallons loaded and the Bill of Lading number for accurate tracking and documentation.

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Why stop at the 'Stop Line'?

Before entering the terminal rack, drivers must stop at the designated 'Stop Line' to shut off electronics, inspect for defects, and prepare for loading. This ensures safety and compliance with terminal regulations.

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What is the 'Three Point Stance'?

A safe procedure for entering and exiting the truck cab under the terminal rack, using both hands and one foot for stability. This minimizes risk of injury and falls.

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Why is backing up under the rack prohibited?

Backing up under the terminal rack is strictly forbidden due to the risk of collisions and potential damage to equipment. It disrupts the flow of operations and can lead to accidents.

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What are 'Product Markers'?

Indicators placed on the trailer to identify the specific product being loaded. This helps to prevent loading errors and ensures the correct product reaches its destination.

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Why double check the loading arm information?

Before connecting the loading arm, drivers should double-check the identification on the arm to ensure it matches the desired product. This helps prevent product contamination and ensure accurate loading.

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Study Notes

Driver Delivery Procedure - Fleet Way

  • Verify site address against the Bill of Lading (BOL), Fleet Order, and the physical location.
  • Ensure tanks are clearly identified.
  • Mark Diesel fill with a Yellow cone, even if the driver is not carrying Diesel.
  • Use sticks to measure water and ensure the load will fit in the tanks.
  • Take Veeder root readings before delivery.
  • Connect to the Underground Storage Tank (UST) first, then to the trailer. Verify product markers on the Trailer.
  • Deliver Diesel first if Diesel is on board.
  • Double-check connections, and walk the hose to ensure proper connections.
  • Triple-check key components of delivery before delivery:
    • Correct station
    • Cones placed
    • Properly connected
    • Product correctly identified
  • Ending stick readings must confirm that delivered gallons equal loaded gallons.
  • Take Veeder root readings after delivery.
  • Any maintenance items need to be reported to Dispatch:
    • Improper or poorly maintained fills
    • Missing product tags
    • Venting problems
    • Any unusual conditions
  • Staple Veeder root readings before and after, behind the BOL (Mandatory).
  • Report to the station and Dispatch if the Veeder root before and after does not match the Stick.

Trailer POT Breakdown

  • Document Trailer Product On Tank (POT) Breakdown on the BILL OF LADING (BOL).
  • Include the Fleet Number and the address.
  • Record:
    • Stick before (inches)
    • Water before (inches)
    • Veeder Before (gallons)
    • Stick after (inches)
    • Water after (inches)
    • Veeder after (gallons)
  • Document the product and gallons remaining.
  • Record the address where the retained product is being taken.

Fleet Transit Inc. Driver Delivery Procedure

  • The delivery procedure requires verification of the site address against the Bill of Lading (BOL), Fleet Order and the physical location.
  • Drivers must ensure tanks are clearly identified and mark Diesel fill with a yellow cone, even if Diesel is not being delivered.
  • The driver must visually check tank sticks (measuring rods) for water and to ensure the load will fit.
  • Before delivery, drivers must take Veeder Root readings (fuel dispensing system).
  • The first connection should be made to the Underground Storage Tank (UST), then to the trailer.
  • Verify product markers on the trailer.
  • If carrying Diesel, deliver it first.
  • Double check connections and walk the hose to ensure proper connections.
  • Conduct a triple check on key components of the delivery before delivery, including:
    • Correct station
    • Cones are placed correctly
    • Proper connections
    • Correctly identified product
  • After delivery, ensure ending stick readings confirm that delivered gallons equal loaded gallons.
  • Drivers must take Veeder Root readings after delivery.
  • Report any maintenance items to dispatch, including:
    • Improper or poorly maintained fills
    • Missing product tags
    • Venting problems
    • Unusual conditions
  • Staple Veeder root readings taken before and after delivery behind the BOL.
  • If the Veeder root before and after readings do not match the stick readings, report it to the station and dispatch.
  • Write the Fleet Number and address on the BOL.
  • Complete the Trailer POT (Product On Tank) Breakdown table by recording the stick readings before and after delivery, including water levels.
  • Report product and gallons retained and the address where the retain is being taken.

Driver Delivery Procedure

  • Verify site address against the Bill of Lading (BOL) and Fleet order.
  • Ensure tanks are clearly identified.
  • Mark Diesel fill with a yellow cone, even if Diesel is not being delivered.
  • Stick tanks for water and to ensure the load will fit.
  • Take Veeder root readings before delivery.
  • Connect to the Underground Storage Tank (UST) first, then to the trailer..
  • Verify product markers on the trailer.
  • Deliver Diesel first if carrying Diesel.
  • Double check connections and walk the hose to ensure proper connections.
  • Triple check key components of delivery before delivery.
    • Correct station
    • Cones placed
    • Properly connected
    • Product correctly identified
  • Ending stick readings must confirm delivered gallons equal loaded gallons.
  • Take Veeder root readings after delivery.
  • Report maintenance items to dispatch.
    • Improper or poorly maintained fills
    • Missing product tags
    • Venting problems
    • Any unusual conditions
  • Staple Veeder root readings before and after to the BOL.
  • Report to the station and dispatch if Veeder Root readings before and after do not match the stick.
  • Write the Fleet number and address on the BOL.
  • Record the trailer POT (Product & Oil Transfer) breakdown on the BOL.
    • Stick before inch
    • Water inch before
    • Veeder before gallons
    • Stick after inch
    • Water inch after inch
    • Veeder after gallons
  • Record the product and gallons retained on the BOL.
  • Record the address where the retained product is being taken on the BOL.

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This quiz covers the essential steps involved in the Driver Delivery Procedure for Fleet Way. It includes verification of site address, identification of tanks, and proper delivery protocols for diesel fuel. Understanding these procedures is crucial for safe and efficient fuel delivery.

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