Stores Flashcards

1
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The service rendered by a store can be categorized into four broad divisions

A

To make available a balanced flow of raw material, component, tool, equipment and any other materials necessary to meet operational requirements.

To provide maintenance materials, spare parts and general stores as require

To receive and dispatch finished products.

To accept and store scrap and other discarded Merchandise as they arise and also arrange for their disposal.

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2
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Stores Identification System,

two major systems for stores identification one for internal use and second for external use.

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System for external use (facilitates sales transactions)

System for internal use(is meant for all departments to communicate unequivocally the identification and description of materials used.)

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3
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managers are responsible to develop a system for effective identification of materials carried in stores.

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Stores manager and Materials manager

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4
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Internal System Design

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The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System

The Export Commodity Control Numbers

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5
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The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System

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It
provides a set of descriptions and a six digit code for item identification, description and reporting. Additional two digits can be added to provide more local detail.

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6
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Stores Vocabulary

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When the operation of coding is complete, the lists of code numbers, descriptions, size etc. are published in a document known as the ‘stores vocabulary’.

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7
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All modern identification systems are based on

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Universal Decimal Classification system. Generally used in libraries

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8
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Codification system used for identification of products achieves four objectives.

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  1. Prevents duplication.
  2. Assures interchangeability & equivalence
  3. Standardization and variety reduction
  4. Efficient inventory control.
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9
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TYPES OF STORE

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Centralized and Decentralized retail stores

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10
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Centralized structures

disadvantages

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power being consolidated at the top of the organization, risk is great if the top of the organization becomes incapable of leading the organization

Employees also will feel less motivated to perform for the organization as they will not have an avenue for sharing their ideas on how to improve the organization.

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11
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Decentralized organizations

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allows organizations to take advantage of
division of labor by sharing decision-making across the organization

empowers employees and allows them to improve their performance by being able to act to improve deficient or inefficient areas immediately without approval from the top of the organization.

allowing for the managers of business areas to actually use their first hand knowledge and experience to improve their areas

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12
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centralized structure would be considered

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marketing

Controlling the public image of the entire corporation would prove beneficial over a long-term outlook, even though it might take some of the ideas and unique marketing strategies out of the hands of the people who know them best.

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13
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FUNCTIONS OF STORES

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Provisioning and indenting of materials

Receipt and documentation of material

Repairs to equipment and furniture

Material:

  1. Dispatch
  2. Transportation
  3. Clearance
  4. Issue of material
  5. Quantitative Accounting

Engagement of casual labor

Disposal of surplus

storage, preservation and safe custody

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14
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direct store delivery

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For manufacturers, direct store delivery is the process of creating goods, storing goods, and delivering them to retailers without the use of a third-party or intermediary shipper.

In CIL it’ll be made only when urgent and desirable.

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15
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Receipt of material

Source of supply

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Main sources of the supply is:

  1. Against purchase order: Indigenous supplier and Foreign supplier
  2. Against Cash Purchase
  3. Item fabricated departmentally
  4. Surplus stores returned

Also from:

  1. For sale custody
  2. For repair
  3. Components after cannibalization of equipment.
  4. Scrap
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16
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receives should be on

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Challan or other similar doc with details on it.

17
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Labeling

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Printed material that is identified on the engineering list of materials or is identified as a specific product.

18
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Sterile Material

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Any material that has been subjected to an accepted method of sterilization, provided that its packaging is intact.

19
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Clean Material

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Any material or component that has been cleaned in a clean environment and is intended for use in a clean environment

20
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Material cognizance

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The term material cognizance refers to the inventory manager and technical advisor of each category of material in the supply system.

21
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Progress officer

A

person nominated by purchaser to visit suppliers work to ascertain position of deliveries of stores purchased

22
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contract price

A

the sum accepted or calculated in accordance with the price or term accepted by/on behalf of the purchaser.

23
Q

EMD

A

Earnest Money Deposit

Should be stipulated in contract

24
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The value of Earnest Money

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EMD deposited by the tenderer should be 2% of the value of the estimated cost tendered for or Rs.10,00,000/-, whichever is lower

25
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For unsuccessful tenderer

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EMD shall be refunded immediately after finalisation of the tender

26
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EMD shall be forfeited

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if any tenderer withdraw their offer before finalization of the tender or fails to submit order acceptance within 15 days from the date of order.

27
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The value of Security Money

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The value of Security Money to be deposited by the successful tenderer in the form of Bank Draft shall be 10% of the value of the awarded contract without having any ceiling. For successful tenderer, EMD should be converted to Security Money which will be refunded to the firm within 30 days of satisfactory execution of the contract

28
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no earnest money/security deposit will be required.

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For procurement value less than Rs.1,00,000/-

29
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inspection cost

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The supplier shall, at his own expenses, afford to the Inspector all reasonable facilities and such accommodation as may be necessary for satisfying itself

30
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factors to keep in mind when evaluating the safety

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  1. Safety and Security Factor Considerations in the Retail Store Design
  2. Fire Safety and Fire Hazards
  3. Ergonomics: Right man for right work.
  4. Air Quality
  5. Visual Inspection of Premises to ensure that no hazards are apparent(uneven flooring, spills)
  6. Lighting
  7. Employee Training
31
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Shrinkage

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The difference between the perpetual book inventory and the physical inventory count is called shrinkage

Three general causes
paperwork errors,
internal theft and
shoplifting.

32
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The book inventory

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a record of what ought to be on hand in view of what has been received, what has been sold and price changes.

The cost of inventory on hand, as stated in an organization’s accounting records. This amount is compared to the actual inventory on hand to see if there are any discrepancies in the accounting records, which can indicate procedural or control problems that should be corrected

33
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Physical inventory count

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the volume and value of all the goods actually on hand.

34
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Forms of Shrinkage

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  1. Paperwork Errors
  2. Internal Theft
  3. Shoplifting
  4. Overages: counted in the physical inventory more than the book figure indicates. Goods are stolen, but not donated to the store. Therefore, overages are due largely to errors in record keeping, although they may be due to an employee trying to cover up the theft of merchandise.
35
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Scrap materials

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that are not usable in their present form, but that still have value.

36
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Surplus materials

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while still in good condition and usable, have no foreseeable use within specified operations during the next 12 months.

37
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Mode of Disposal

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The standing Disposal Committee (SDC) will decide one of the following
modes off disposal:

i) By gift to Education Institute within the State
ii) By transfer to other CSIR Labs.
iii) By public action
iv) By limited tendering
v) By press tender
vi) By limited tendering