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HomeMy WebLinkAboutIR 2533 INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 2533 � September 4, 1975 o4.01oA,W­rx To the Mayor and Members of the Cky Council Subject: INVENTORY CONTROLS IN THE BUILDING MAINTENANCE DIVISION ass During Council Budget Study Sessions, it was requested that information be provided on what inventory controls were being exercised in the Building Maintenance Division. When the Building Maintenance Division receives a request for a project, an estimate is made by the Building Maintenance Superintendent of the materials and labor required to do the job. After receiving the approval of the Research and Budget Department to do the requested project, a requisition for the required materials is com- pleted, and sent to the Purchasing Department for bids. If any item ex- ceeds $500, an M&C is prepared for Council approval. After the materials are purchased, they are shipped directly to the Building Maintenance Division where they are received by either the Building Maintenance Superintendent, a General. Foreman, or a Cabinet Maker. If all of the materials are delivered, the shipping invoice is checked against the copy of the originating requisition, and the invoice is signed and prepared for payment. The delivered materials are stored in a locked storeroom until the job is started (usually within a day of delivery) . The materials are not ordered until they are needed since there is no adequate storage space to keep building materials; consequently, there is no substantial inventory of material. After a project is completed, a copy of the work order is sent the department that made the original request showing the material used, cost, and required labor. Should City Council desire any additional information, it will be supplied upon request. Respectfully submitted, R. N. Line City Manager RNL:bff ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS