Get Monthly Inv Ctrl Sheet Grid With Instructions - Tanknetics Sir

This guide provides comprehensive, step-by-step instructions to help users successfully fill out the Monthly Inventory Control Sheet Grid for Tanknetics SIR. By following these clear directions, users can ensure accurate inventory management and compliance with reporting requirements.

Follow the steps to accurately complete your form online:

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Monthly Inventory Control Sheet and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Enter the tank number in the designated field at the top of the form.
3. Complete the month and year fields to specify the reporting period.
4. Indicate whether the tank is manifolded by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
5. Fill in the facility name and facility ID number.
6. Document the tank capacity and any relevant dimensions.
7. State the type of fuel stored in the tank.
8. For each day of the month, record the initial stick reading date and value.
9. Record daily gallons dispensed by noting the difference between opening and closing pump readings.
10. Input gallons delivered on the day of delivery, ensuring to complete stick readings before and after the delivery.
11. Calculate the book inventory by using the formula: Initial Stick Inventory - Daily Gallons Dispensed + Gallons Delivered.
12. Measure the closing stick reading and convert it to gallons using the appropriate calibration chart.
13. Determine if there is a daily over or short by subtracting the book inventory from the closing stick inventory.
14. Initial the record in the designated field by the person responsible for entering the measurements.
15. Perform the math check at the end of the month to ensure all calculations are correct.
16. Conduct a leak check and a water check as specified, documenting the results in the provided fields.
17. Once all fields are complete, save the changes, and choose to download, print, or share the filled form.

Complete your Monthly Inventory Control Sheet online today to ensure accurate tracking and reporting.