Test Your Knowledge of Storage and Warehousing Procedures!

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What does storage refer to?

  • The distribution of commodities for safety and availability
  • The receiving, storage, and distribution of commodities for safety and availability (correct)
  • The transfer of property custody
  • The arrangement and recording of materials

What procedures are involved in warehousing?

  • Material receipt, arrangement, and recording (correct)
  • Transfer of property custody
  • Utilization for efficiency and economy
  • Repairs and maintenance

What is utilization?

  • Procedures for material receipt
  • Storage and distribution of commodities
  • Transfer of property custody
  • Efficiency and economy in property use (correct)

What should be included in a program for equipment maintenance?

<p>Repairs and maintenance (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum amount that repair expenses should exceed?

<p>30% of fair market value (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How long does COA have to receive pre-repair inspection reports?

<p>5 days (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for replacing damaged parts?

<p>Designated employees or private contractors (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

  • Storage refers to the receiving, storage, and distribution of commodities for safety and availability.
  • Warehousing involves procedures such as material receipt, arrangement, and recording.
  • Issuance is the transfer of property custody, while utilization promotes efficiency and economy in property use.
  • Guidelines for using facilities and equipment should be followed, and repairs and maintenance should be included in a program.
  • Maintenance keeps equipment usable, while major or extraordinary repair increases its value or extends usable life.
  • Repair requests must be approved, and expenses should not exceed 30% of fair market value.
  • Pre-repair inspection reports must be provided to COA within 5 days.
  • Designated employees or private contractors are responsible for replacing damaged parts.
  • An inventory custodian slip is generated for monitoring supplies and materials with a useful life of over one year.
  • An acknowledgement receipt for equipment is generated for non-expendable property and equipment.

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