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ow, were we impressed! These guys are so professional
Wand have documented systems set up for everything. Congratulatious to our grad:Hates:
Thanks to O.J.Johnson, Terminal Manager; Lynn Brown, Shana Abercrombie Steve Dixon Starr Hughes
Head Terminal Operator; and Paul Boggs, ES&H Field Sharrie Killion Scotl May Christina Miller
Specialist, for hosting our group of new Southern Region Pamela pinto Alex Rcrtcliff Whit Rawlinson
employees on August 3. Tami show Elaine wdtson

Dodging raindrops, we toured the tank farm as we received an
overview of the responsibilities of running a megaterminal that
thruputs about 22 million gallons of product monthly. The
storage tanks range in size from 28,071 barrels (diesel) tc>
98,541 banels (unleaded). [A barrel equals 42 gallons.]
Doraville is manned 24 hours a day by highly trained and
skilled terminal operators performing a myriad of
responsibhities. They safely and efficiently receive, store and
disperse controlled product to our customers.

We must also thank our professional dnvers - Ray Bichop,
CyEvans,TyroneLewis,RonPittman,andHaroldStrickland.
Nine of us rode with them to make a delivery. They were
patient with our questions as they explained their vanous
procedures, including ADEC, the computer system on board
the trucks that records mileage, arrival and departue times
and miles per hour (it beeps if they exceed 58 mph). Each
truck is safety checked twice per shift. These drivers have
impressive processes in place for quality control and safe (L to R) Slari Hughes,
deliveries. That's why they've accrued 929,000 miles without Steve Dixon, Wendy
a preventable accident. BIacltstock , Pamelo
Plnto, O.J. Johnson,
O.J. participates in a local co-op of terminal managers called Tami Snow, Alox
the Atlanta Area Oil Terminal Co-op. They meet weekly to
Ratcliff, and Ron
partner in maintaining a safe environment for the PithTian ln truck.
neighborhoods around the teminals. They also benefit from
this partnership when one of the terminals runs out of product,
by exchanging product to meet the needs of the situation.

One of the astonishing things we learned was the result of
installing the Stage 11 Vapor Recovery Unit (VRU). In the last
12 months, the terminal recovered 421,186 gquons of gasoline
via vapors returned to the VRU. (L to R)
Aneesah Ahmad,
Listed below are the employees that participated in the Cy Evans, and
orientation sessions. The series of five sessions concluded with ShaJrie Killion
this visit to Doraville. Alex Ratcliff deserves special
recognition, as he demonstrated the system for injecting
Techron into all product that leaves the terminal. Don Ferren Doravtlle ba§ been deliver2rlg mogas Produtsfor over 50 years.
let us know that Alex is called the
"100% Man." You may wish to ask Lynn Bro`ujn asha if anyone ba5 any unf;ormateon on just bow lorig
J-\J\J /\J ,,+a\L. \\J\^ \\\|*J ``J tl}e termirial has lJeen in business to Please call him at 457-5251.
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