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Run: Parts Bin Location Accuracy Cycle Count Audit

Use this audit to sample parts bins, verify each location against DMS records, and reconcile physical counts before inventory errors spread. It helps catch m...

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Audit Scope and Count Setup

Record the date, location/department, and inspector performing the cycle count.
Verify the sample was selected using the approved daily cycle count method or schedule.
Confirm no pre-count adjustments, transfers, or edits were made to the sampled bins before physical verification.
Verify each sampled location has a clear bin label or location ID that matches the DMS location record.
Select the method used to verify the physical quantity.

Bin Location Verification

Confirm the item in the bin matches the part number shown in the DMS for that location.
Confirm the item description, size, or specification matches the DMS record for the sampled bin.
Verify the material is stored in the correct bin or rack location assigned in the DMS.
Check whether unrelated parts are mixed in the same bin or stored in the wrong location.
Flag any obsolete, superseded, or no-longer-used parts found in the sampled bins.

Quantity Reconciliation

Enter the on-hand quantity shown in the DMS for the sampled bin location.
Enter the actual physical quantity counted in the bin location.
Enter the variance between DMS quantity and physical count. Use positive or negative values as needed.
Confirm the variance is within the site's approved tolerance for cycle counts.
Indicate whether a DMS adjustment, transfer, or correction is required based on the count result.
Select the most likely cause of the variance.

Condition, Obsolescence, and Housekeeping

Flag any damaged, contaminated, or unusable parts found in the sampled bins.
Verify part labels, lot numbers, or identifiers are visible and traceable where applicable.
Note any stock that appears slow-moving, aged, or at risk of becoming obsolete.
Confirm the bin is organized, with no loose parts, debris, or unrelated inventory mixed in.
Verify the bin is accessible and arranged so the contents can be counted accurately without obstruction.

Corrective Actions and Sign-Off

Record corrective actions for any non-conformance, variance, mislocation, or obsolete inventory identified.
Confirm the responsible supervisor, inventory controller, or parts manager was notified of significant variances or critical items.
Enter the name or role responsible for resolving the discrepancy or corrective action.
Enter the due date and time for resolving the identified issue.
Summarize the audit result, notable variances, and any recurring issues observed during the count.

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