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=Signing out Research Equipment= | =Signing out Research Equipment= | ||
== | ==Rationale== | ||
Almost every asset within SIAT Research has a barcode-label. These allow us to: | Almost every asset within SIAT Research has a barcode-label. These allow us to: | ||
*manage the entire life-cycle of an asset (purchase date, vendor, price, repair-history, notes, end-of-life, etc) | :*manage the entire life-cycle of an asset (purchase date, vendor, price, repair-history, notes, end-of-life, etc) | ||
*track the comings and goings of research assets, when they're required off-site | :*track the comings and goings of research assets, when they're required off-site | ||
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Examples of appropriate offsite usage may include: | Examples of appropriate offsite usage may include: | ||
*Conducting research | :*Conducting research | ||
*Installations | :*Installations | ||
*Conferences (particularly presentation resources | :*Conferences (conference-hosting resources particularly, then presentation-resources, lastly attending-resources) | ||
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There is an expectation that the user who signs out the asset(s) treat | <p>There is an expectation that the user who signs out the asset(s) treat it (them) as their own. Every reasonable step must be taken to ensure that the asset(s) come(s) back in the same condition it (they) left in. This can be especially challenging for publicly-accessible circumstances, such as installations. Securing the assets may require substantial creative planning by the user.</p> | ||
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<p>In the event that an asset is stolen while off-site, we can support the user filing a police-report by providing serial-numbers, and possibly other details as required. If an asset '''is''' stolen, there '''may''' be recourse through SFU's internal insurance. "Own-damage" has not been covered, historically.</p> | |||
==Policy== | ==Policy== | ||
*Users taking assets off-site require their ID-barcodes to be recorded, by Research staff | |||
*Assets to be taken off-site require their barcodes to be recorded, by Research staff | *Assets to be taken off-site require their barcodes to be recorded, by Research staff | ||
*Assets to be taken off-site require an accompanying "Conveyance Form", which communicates to Security and Facilities that the asset-movement has been approved and recorded by Research staff | |||
*Assets to be taken off-site require an accompanying "Conveyance Form", which communicates to Security and Facilities that the asset | |||
==Procedure== | ==Procedure== | ||
*have a member of the Research staff scan your ID-barcode, and the barcodes of the assets to be taken off-site | *have a member of the Research staff scan your ID-barcode, and the barcodes of the assets to be taken off-site | ||
*have a member of the Research staff provide a copy of the "Conveyance Form". Present this to Security or Facilities, as necessary. When returning from off-site, this same document my assist you in proving ownership and successfully removing the assets from the off-site venue. | *have a member of the Research staff provide a copy of the "Conveyance Form". Present this to Security or Facilities, as necessary. When returning from off-site, this same document my assist you in proving ownership and successfully removing the assets from the off-site venue. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:51, 20 February 2007
Signing out Research Equipment
Rationale
Almost every asset within SIAT Research has a barcode-label. These allow us to:
- manage the entire life-cycle of an asset (purchase date, vendor, price, repair-history, notes, end-of-life, etc)
- track the comings and goings of research assets, when they're required off-site
Examples of appropriate offsite usage may include:
- Conducting research
- Installations
- Conferences (conference-hosting resources particularly, then presentation-resources, lastly attending-resources)
There is an expectation that the user who signs out the asset(s) treat it (them) as their own. Every reasonable step must be taken to ensure that the asset(s) come(s) back in the same condition it (they) left in. This can be especially challenging for publicly-accessible circumstances, such as installations. Securing the assets may require substantial creative planning by the user.
In the event that an asset is stolen while off-site, we can support the user filing a police-report by providing serial-numbers, and possibly other details as required. If an asset is stolen, there may be recourse through SFU's internal insurance. "Own-damage" has not been covered, historically.
Policy
- Users taking assets off-site require their ID-barcodes to be recorded, by Research staff
- Assets to be taken off-site require their barcodes to be recorded, by Research staff
- Assets to be taken off-site require an accompanying "Conveyance Form", which communicates to Security and Facilities that the asset-movement has been approved and recorded by Research staff
Procedure
- have a member of the Research staff scan your ID-barcode, and the barcodes of the assets to be taken off-site
- have a member of the Research staff provide a copy of the "Conveyance Form". Present this to Security or Facilities, as necessary. When returning from off-site, this same document my assist you in proving ownership and successfully removing the assets from the off-site venue.