Standard Operating Procedures
Configuring Asset Status
PURPOSE:
Asset Status is used to describe the current availability of equipment and is part of the Master Asset profile. Changes, additions, or deletions should not be made to this list without the approval of the Asset Manager as well as the UCONN AiM System Administrator. The current statuses are shown below as well as their Asset Type correlation and status flag (the AiM background setting that actually dictates availability).
CURRENT ASSET STATUSES:
Asset Status | Asset Status Flags | Description |
Active | Active | Indicates the asset is in service/assigned to an individual |
Available | Maintenance | Indicates it is available to use/assign |
Decommissioned | Inactive | Indicates the asset is no longer in service and is deemed not usable in the future to UConn, generally due to irreparable damage, malfunction or end of useful life |
Offline | Maintenance | Indicates that an asset is currently in service. This information is useful in determining MTBF (mean-time-between-failure) reports |
Validation | Pending | Indicates a new asset has been created but is not yet available for use with transactions. Good examples for this status could include assets that are about to be purchased and not yet installed or assets included in planning but might not be acquired. All fields are editable while in this status. These assets may not be used on work orders or other transaction screens |
PROCEDURE:
ROLES USED:
- System Administration: Responsible for configuring and updating Asset Statuses in AiM.
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