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Run: Spare Parts Inventory Audit

Audit spare parts bins, counts, min-max levels, and critical spares in one walk-through. Use it to catch stock variances, obsolete items, and shortage risks ...

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Audit Scope and Preparation

Verify the audit period, included bins/racks, and any excluded locations before starting.
A frozen system snapshot or count cutoff was documented before physical counting began.
The count list includes correct part numbers, descriptions, units of measure, and bin locations.
Non-available stock is segregated and not mixed with available inventory.
Bins are accessible, labels are legible, and items are not obstructed or commingled.

Bin Reconciliation

The physical bin/rack location corresponds to the location recorded in the inventory system.
The label, tag, or barcode matches the actual spare part in the bin.
Enter the physical count observed for the bin. Compare against the system quantity and document any variance.
Select the variance level based on site inventory policy.
No mixed SKUs, loose parts, or unlabeled items should be present in the same bin.

Min-Max and Reorder Control

A minimum stock level exists in the system or on the bin card.
A maximum stock level exists in the system or on the bin card.
The reorder point reflects current usage, lead time, and service level requirements.
On-hand quantity is not below minimum or above maximum stock levels.
Identify whether the part is at risk of shortage or excess inventory.

Critical Spare Parts Verification

The critical spares list is reviewed and approved by maintenance, operations, or engineering.
Required critical spare parts are available at or above the minimum required quantity.
Critical items have clear labels, part numbers, and traceability to the approved list.
Critical parts are protected from damage, corrosion, contamination, and environmental degradation.
Shortages are documented and escalated to the responsible owner for immediate action.

Obsolete, Slow-Moving, and Damaged Stock Review

Obsolete parts are clearly identified, segregated, and not available for normal issue.
Items with low turnover are reviewed against demand, lead time, and replacement plans.
Any damaged, expired, corroded, or otherwise unusable stock is identified for disposition.
Select the required disposition path for nonconforming stock.

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