Parts Specialist Flashcards
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A part is overstocked and not selling. Which inventory action helps recover its value?
Answer: Return it to the supplier under a stock adjustment
A stock return or adjustment lets you recover value on slow-moving overstock.
What is the primary purpose of a perpetual inventory system?
Answer: It updates stock counts in real time with each transaction
A perpetual system continuously updates quantities as parts are received and sold.
A technician orders a wheel bearing but gives only the model and year. What additional info is most critical?
Answer: Drivetrain and whether it has ABS
Drivetrain and ABS equipment often change which bearing assembly fits.
Which term describes parts kept on hand specifically because they are frequently requested?
Answer: Stocking inventory
Fast-moving, regularly demanded parts are kept as stocking inventory.
When receiving a shipment, what should you do before stocking the parts?
Answer: Verify quantities and part numbers against the packing slip
Checking received items against the packing slip catches shortages and errors early.
A 'min/max' setting in inventory software controls what?
Answer: When to reorder and how much to keep on the shelf
Min/max levels trigger reorders and cap shelf quantities for each part.
Why should hazardous parts like batteries be stored according to specific guidelines?
Answer: To meet safety and environmental regulations
Proper storage of hazardous items complies with safety and environmental rules.