Examples of using Carlog in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Mission makes every effort to educate the operators of the vehicles during mission induction training about the importance of entering the correct quantity of fuel manually into the CarLog system.
The Carlog system has been installed at all pumps to ensure accurate recording, independent of the Supply Section ' s recording.
s CarLog system to ensure that Movement of Personnel Forms are accurately completed in order to identify liberty trips.
Creation of one new United Nations Volunteer Carlog Administrator-- conversion from one international General Service post[6(b)].
In addition, periodic manual downloads of the carlog data allow the Mission to closely monitor the fuel consumption of its vehicles.
The Transport Section provides monthly reports generated by CarLog, which includes data on fuel collection, odometer readings and relevant dates, as well as plate numbers.
In addition, the CarLog system will be installed in all vehicles in mission headquarters, Khartoum and sector headquarters to monitor vehicle fuel consumption.
The vehicle usage monitoring system(also referred to as" CarLog") is an electronic fleet management and security system for the fleet of vehicles at Headquarters.
The CarLog/FuelLog Supervisor will provide direction, guidance, assessments and management of Unit personnel.
Implementation of the CarLog system to monitor usage of the United Nations-owned fleet and control speeding.
UNDOF has approved the policy regarding the Carlog system, and the system has been installed in all light passenger vehicles and medium buses in the mission.
Furthermore, Carlog reports are used regularly to assist military police in their traffic accident investigations.
(d) The CarLog system is proposed as a standard feature for all vehicles driven on public roads.
Carlog is able to pinpoint aberrant driver behaviour,
The Administration also agreed with the Board ' s recommendation that UNMIL implement procedures to generate and review the information in CarLog as part of monitoring vehicle usage.
The Department of Field Support informed the Board that UNMIL had since used CarLog to notify users of service intervals.
On reaching a given mileage, CarLog activated an alarm to notify the driver.
At present, 89 per cent of UNMIS vehicles are equipped with the CarLog.
As earlier communicated to the Board, UNMIL has since used CarLog to notify users of service intervals.
The Communications and Information Technology Section of the Mission implemented business objects as a standard reporting mechanism for CarLog/FuelLog.