Standard Operating Procedure for dipping or Re-Gauging Container Contents
Objective
This SOP outlines the steps required to accurately re-gauge the contents of containers such as IBCs, vats, and tanks.
Key Steps
Step 1 – Look Up the IBC (0:08)
- Access the system and locate the IBC you need to re-gauge.
- Ensure you have the correct IBC selected before proceeding.
Step 2 – Request a Re-Gauge (0:31)
- Initiate a re-gauge request through the normal process.
- Monitor the warehouse dashboard for updates on the request.
Step 3 – Manually Add Re-Gauge Data (0:45)
- If necessary, manually add the re-gauge data.
- Confirm that a task is in place for this re-gauge.
Step 4 – Enter User Information (1:08)
- Specify the user who performed the re-gauge.
- Ensure that the user information is accurate.
Step 5 – Mark as Billable (if applicable) (1:15)
- Decide if the re-gauge should be marked as billable.
- Select the appropriate option in the system.
Step 6 – Input Re-Gauge Data (1:32)
- Enter the new re-gauge data:
- Current volume (e.g., 300)
- Previous volume (e.g., 308.8)
- Strength (e.g., 42.5)
- Temperature (e.g., 14)
- Use the calculator feature if needed to assist with calculations.
Step 7 – Review Inferred Losses (1:39)
- Check the inferred losses displayed by the system.
- Classify any losses as maturation losses if applicable.
Step 8 – Submit Re-Gauge Information (2:07)
- Review all entered data for accuracy.
- Submit the re-gauge information to finalise the process.
Step 9 – Verify Re-Gauge Chart (2:21)
- Access the re-gauge chart to confirm that the new figures have been recorded correctly.
Cautionary Notes
- Always double-check the IBC selected to avoid errors.
- Ensure all data entered is accurate to prevent discrepancies in inventory.
Tips for Efficiency
- Familiarise yourself with the system interface to speed up the process.
- Use the calculator feature to minimise manual calculations and reduce errors.
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