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Continuous monitoring devices shall be installed and used to monitor temperature; injection pressure, flow rate, and volume; and the annular pressure and fluid volume between the tubing and the long string casing above the packer. 5. 'Automatic Alarms; Shut-Off Devices and' Operator Require- ments The permittee shall continuously operate and maintain an automatic warning system which will immediately notify the operators of a malfunction in the event that the injection pres- sure at the wellhead exceeds the maximum injection pressure authorized by this permit. This system shall be in operation at the time of commencement of injection. The permittee will extend the above described system to provide for automatic shut-down of the well in case of overpressure. This automatic shut-down system will be in operation no later than 90 days after commencement of injection,. A trained operator will be on duty during all hours when injec- tion is taking place. D. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS [§146. 13 (c) ] 1. Quarterly reports The permittee shall submit short and accurate quarterly reports to the Director containing the following information: (a) Results of the injection fluid analyses specified in permit condition Part II, Section C, Item 2 . (b) Daily and monthly average, as well as daily and monthly maximum and minimum values for the continuously monitored parameters specified in Part II, Section C, Item 3 . (c) Equipment calibration. (d) A narrative description of all non-compliance which oc- curred during the reporting period. 2 . Reports on Well Tests and Workovers [§146. 13 (c) (2) ] In the first quarterly report after the activity the permittee shall report to the Director the results of the following: (a) mechanical integrity tests; (b) other tests required by this permit; (c) any well workovers; and 17