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Figure 7-1.—Example of an inventory schedule.
The storeroom Storekeeper should inspect his spaces
and the container is prominently marked to show
and rearrange stock to make sure that
the actual count and the date of the count.
Loose articles are repackaged in standard bulk
lots where possible.
All stock is labeled or otherwise clearly
identified.
Cartons and other containers are stowed with
labels and identifying information facing out
where possible.
Containers with broken seals are checked to
make sure that a full count of material is present
At least 1 week before the inventory, the supply
officer should request that an official notice be placed
in the “plan of the day,” identifying the storeroom or
stock being inventoried. This notice sets the dates and
restrictions that must be observed during the inventory
period.
INVENTORY PROCEDURES
Keeping m mind that inventories are performed to
bring stock and stock records into agreement, you can
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