Storage Management
Tank allocation, product segregation, heating control and integrity monitoring keep each product stored safely and ready for dispatch.
Managing every tank, every product
Storage management is the operational discipline of deciding which product goes in which tank, keeping it in the right condition, and maintaining the tank’s integrity while it does. It is where planning meets the physical reality of storage.
Tank allocation and product segregation preserve product integrity across every stored product. Heating control and integrity monitoring keep each tank safe, compliant and ready for dispatch.
Good storage management means the right product is in the right tank at the right condition, with integrity confirmed and dispatch ready when the customer calls.
Key capabilities
Tank Allocation
Products matched to compatible tanks.
Segregation
Product segregation prevents contamination.
Heating Control
Temperature management for products that require it.
Integrity Monitoring
Continuous tank integrity monitoring.
The storage management disciplines
Storage management covers the decisions and controls that keep product safe in tanks.
- Compatibility-based tank allocation
- Product segregation to prevent contamination
- Heating and temperature control where required
- Level, temperature and pressure monitoring
- Tank integrity inspection and maintenance
- Overfill protection and alarm management
Keeping tanks sound
A tank only stores product safely if it is structurally sound. We manage that through inspection and maintenance.
A rolling inspection program based on recognised standards keeps tank integrity verified and documented, with findings tracked to closure and lessons fed back into asset care.
Frequently asked questions
How do you decide which tank a product goes in?
Tanks are allocated by product compatibility, considering the product’s properties, the tank’s service history, and the need to prevent contamination. Heating requirements and capacity also factor into the allocation.
Do you provide heating for products that need it?
Heating and temperature control are part of storage management for products that require them. Availability depends on facility capability and partner arrangements at the relevant location.
How is tank integrity maintained?
Through a rolling inspection program based on recognised standards such as API 653 and EEMUA 159, with findings tracked to closure and lessons fed back into asset care.