Asset Inventory & Site Requirement Audits
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How Does Asset Inventory Impact a Lab Relocation?
A laboratory relocation is a lot like a recipe. For everything to come together in the end, there are steps, processes, and measures that need to be taken. While it’s critical to have all of the necessary ingredients, it’s also key to put them in the right order. With the
relocation of your laboratory, its equipment and assets don’t have the luxury of a learning curve.
A proper asset Inventory and site requirement audit is the essential first step.
Vital Information Compiled & Documented at This Stage Includes:
- Proper dimensions and utility requirements for architectural plans
- Instrumentation umbilical requirements
- Bench and weight requirements for proper lab design and support
- Suitable utility chain support systems (gas, electrical, venting etc.)
Properly accounting for each asset, whether it’s going to be moved, decommissioned or disposed of is also a critical component of proper lab relocation planning. An Asset Inventory & Site Requirement Audit is the first step in the process of the asset preparation step which includes identifying and prioritizing critical assets, planned placement in the new space, packing protocols, and site consideration with moves documented.
Every Successful Lab Relocation Begins with a Plan. Do You Have One?
Download Our Lab Relocation Organization Plan.
