EUSR SCO Module 3: Non-Routine Operations (NRO) Practice Questions – Set 1
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Well Done, You Passed!
You’ve demonstrated a good understanding of the principles covered in SCO Non-Routine Operations (NRO) Module 3.
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Not Quite This Time
Don’t be discouraged. Non-Routine Operations can be challenging, and this quiz is designed to test your understanding of the procedures used in less common but higher-risk situations.
Take some time to review the areas you found difficult, then come back and have another go. Each attempt helps build your confidence and improve your knowledge.
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#1. What is the primary purpose of a Non-Routine Operation (NRO)?
#2. On a Low-Pressure gas network, when would an NRO normally be required?
#3. Who should ideally prepare the NRO document?
#4. Who is responsible for ensuring the NRO is shared with all interested and affected parties?
#5. Which documents should be available on site during execution of an NRO?
#6. What is the AE’s involvement during execution of an NRO?
#7. Who is responsible for retaining their own completed NRO documentation?
#8. NROs are generally associated with which systems?
#9. What does GNCC stand for?
#10. During preparation of an NRO, who should the Originator ideally liaise closely with?
#11. What should be included within the contingency plan section of an NRO?
#12. Why is it important to maintain a complete circulation list?
#13. What information should be included within Section 8 – Operations to be Carried Out?
#14. What is generally meant by a Major Supply Point?
#15. If a change of Competent Person is required, what must happen?
#16. Who is responsible for carrying out on-site conflict checks immediately before and during the operation?
#17. How long before the operation should an authorised NRO normally be submitted to the Network Controller for registration and clearance?
#18. What must the Competent Person do before starting work under an NRO?
#19. During the operation, the CP identifies that site conditions differ from those described in the authorised NRO. What should happen?
#20. What must happen if a change of Authorising Engineer is required during an NRO?
