I. Introduction
As an important base for oil storage, transshipment and transportation, the standardization and safety of its operation are crucial. The purpose of this document is to describe in detail the operation process of the tank farm to ensure the efficient, safe and environmentally friendly operation of the oil farm.
2. Detailed description of the operation process of the oil depot
Preparation before the job
Facility and equipment inspectionsConduct a comprehensive inspection of oil tanks, oil pipelines, valves, pumps and other facilities and equipment to ensure that they are in good working condition.
Notification checkingCheck the inbound or outbound notices to ensure that the oil variety, quantity and other information are accurate.
Operator arrangementAccording to the operation task, the operator is reasonably arranged, the responsibilities are clarified, and the necessary safety and operation training is carried out.
Emergency preparedness: Prepare firefighting equipment, emergency tools, etc., to ensure that you can respond quickly in case of emergency.
Oil warehousing operations
Information checkingBefore warehousing, check the oil variety, quantity and other information again to ensure that it is consistent with the warehousing notice.
Quality checks: Conduct quality sampling inspection of incoming oil products to ensure that the quality of oil products meets national and enterprise standards.
Turn on the facility equipmentIn accordance with the operating procedures, correctly open the oil tank, oil pipeline and other facilities and equipment to ensure that the oil can be stored smoothly.
Records and ledgersRecord the type, quantity, quality and other information of the stored oil products, and establish a detailed storage ledger.
Oil products are managed in storage
Separate storage: According to the different types and properties of oil, it is classified and stored to prevent mixing.
Regular check-ups: Regularly inspect the stored oil to ensure that its quality is not affected.
Security management: Ensure that the facilities and equipment in the oil depot are always in a safe operating state.
Oil products out of the warehouse
Information checkingBefore leaving the warehouse, check the information such as the type and quantity of the outbound oil to ensure that it is consistent with the outbound notice.
Quality checks: Conduct quality inspection on the outbound oil products to ensure that the oil quality meets the standards.
Turn on the facility equipmentIn accordance with the operating procedures, correctly open the oil pipelines, pumps and other facilities and equipment to ensure the smooth delivery of oil products.
Records and ledgersRecord the type, quantity, quality and other information of the outbound oil products, and establish a detailed outbound ledger.
Post-job inspection and cleanup
Facility and equipment inspectionsAfter the operation is completed, the facilities and equipment are inspected to ensure that there are no leaks and abnormalities.
Clean up the site: Clean up the operation site to ensure that there is no debris and no potential safety hazards.
Records & Reports: Keep a record of inspections and clean-ups, and report any anomalies in a timely manner.
Safety and environmental measures
Compliance with the safety systemStrictly abide by the safety system of the state and enterprises to ensure the safety of operations.
Environmental awareness training: Regularly conduct environmental awareness training for employees to ensure that environmental protection measures are implemented in the process of operation.
Emergency measures
Development of emergency plans: Develop emergency plans for various emergencies that may occur.
Emergency drills and training: Conduct regular emergency drills and training to improve employees' ability to respond to emergencies.
Library job process
I. Introduction
As an important base for oil storage, transshipment and transportation, the standardization and safety of its operation are crucial. The purpose of this document is to describe in detail the operation process of the tank farm to ensure the efficient, safe and environmentally friendly operation of the oil farm.
2. Detailed description of the operation process of the oil depot
Preparation before the job
Facility and equipment inspectionsConduct a comprehensive inspection of oil tanks, oil pipelines, valves, pumps and other facilities and equipment to ensure that they are in good working condition.
Notification checkingCheck the inbound or outbound notices to ensure that the oil variety, quantity and other information are accurate.
Operator arrangementAccording to the operation task, the operator is reasonably arranged, the responsibilities are clarified, and the necessary safety and operation training is carried out.
Emergency preparedness: Prepare firefighting equipment, emergency tools, etc., to ensure that you can respond quickly in case of emergency.
Oil warehousing operations
Information checkingBefore warehousing, check the oil variety, quantity and other information again to ensure that it is consistent with the warehousing notice.
Quality checks: Conduct quality sampling inspection of incoming oil products to ensure that the quality of oil products meets national and enterprise standards.
Turn on the facility equipmentIn accordance with the operating procedures, correctly open the oil tank, oil pipeline and other facilities and equipment to ensure that the oil can be stored smoothly.
Records and ledgersRecord the type, quantity, quality and other information of the stored oil products, and establish a detailed storage ledger.
Oil products are managed in storage
Separate storage: According to the different types and properties of oil, it is classified and stored to prevent mixing.
Regular check-ups: Regularly inspect the stored oil to ensure that its quality is not affected.
Security management: Ensure that the facilities and equipment in the oil depot are always in a safe operating state.
Oil products out of the warehouse
Information checkingBefore leaving the warehouse, check the information such as the type and quantity of the outbound oil to ensure that it is consistent with the outbound notice.
Quality checks: Conduct quality inspection on the outbound oil products to ensure that the oil quality meets the standards.
Turn on the facility equipmentIn accordance with the operating procedures, correctly open the oil pipelines, pumps and other facilities and equipment to ensure the smooth delivery of oil products.
Records and ledgersRecord the type, quantity, quality and other information of the outbound oil products, and establish a detailed outbound ledger.
Post-job inspection and cleanup
Facility and equipment inspectionsAfter the operation is completed, the facilities and equipment are inspected to ensure that there are no leaks and abnormalities.
Clean up the site: Clean up the operation site to ensure that there is no debris and no potential safety hazards.
Records & Reports: Keep a record of inspections and clean-ups, and report any anomalies in a timely manner.
Safety and environmental measures
Compliance with the safety systemStrictly abide by the safety system of the state and enterprises to ensure the safety of operations.
Environmental awareness training: Regularly conduct environmental awareness training for employees to ensure that environmental protection measures are implemented in the process of operation.
Emergency measures
Development of emergency plans: Develop emergency plans for various emergencies that may occur.
Emergency drills and training: Conduct regular emergency drills and training to improve employees' ability to respond to emergencies.