Who is responsible for creating the Daily Pumping Order?

The role of creating the Daily Pumping Order primarily falls to the chief dispatcher, who is tasked with coordinating and managing the flow of product through the distribution system. The chief dispatcher must understand the current inventory levels, transportation capabilities, and the demand requirements from customers or receiving facilities. By assessing these factors, the chief dispatcher can ensure the optimal scheduling and routing of products, while also adhering to safety and regulatory guidelines.

The other roles mentioned, such as the terminal manager, operations supervisor, and petroleum engineer, have responsibilities that may involve oversight or technical aspects of the operation, but they do not typically engage directly in the day-to-day task of drafting the Daily Pumping Order. The terminal manager oversees overall operations, the operations supervisor may supervise the processes and personnel, and the petroleum engineer focuses on technical and engineering aspects related to the petroleum products and their handling, rather than on logistics or dispatching.