Recorded Equipment and Tool System

Abstract

This technique for recording tools and equipment was created to ensure that the tools and equipment had accurate recording data and would last longer and more safely. This technique was designed to shorten the time needed to borrow tools and equipment before beginning any duties in their workshop. This system also can record tools and equipment that are borrowed for extended periods for various activities. This means that the captured record can also be printed in hard copy using this technique. This system can capture records, which can then be printed in physical copy using this method. This system can identify the missing tools and equipment in the tool crib as well as the names of the staff members who have borrowed items in the past and failed to return them after the staff members have completed their tasks in the workshop. The output of the system for recording tools and equipment (R.E.T.S.) allows for the unrestricted recording of tools and equipment, as needed by the personnel to complete a task. This method allows for an infinite number of tools and equipment records. It is evident from this that running this system takes less time. Additionally, by using this approach, less paper will be used, the environment will be protected, and the logbook method will be used less.