Record what is physically observed, preserve traceability and never hide an exception.
The application is designed around a controlled national workflow. The field team collects evidence, the data team validates and reconciles it, and QA confirms readiness for handover.
Identity and classification rules
The unique identifier approved by Nama Water Services. Do not create duplicate asset numbers.
Use a clear, recognizable description. Avoid vague entries such as ‘item’ or ‘equipment’.
Record exactly as shown on the manufacturer plate. Use ‘Not Available’ only after checking the asset.
Record the actual physical location observed during verification, not the location shown only in the old register.
Condition and operational codes
| Condition | Use when |
|---|---|
| Excellent | Like-new appearance, no evident defect and fit for intended use. |
| Good | Normal wear only; functional and serviceable. |
| Fair | Visible wear or minor defect, but still usable. |
| Poor | Significant deterioration; usable only with limitation or attention. |
| Damaged | Physical damage affects use, safety or expected serviceability. |
| Not Assessable | Access, power, restriction or other limitation prevents a reliable observation. |
Condition is visual. Operational status is separate and may require confirmation from the responsible user without specialist testing.
Reconciliation classifications
Physical asset agrees with the existing register and location evidence.
Physical asset exists but no reliable source record is found.
Register record exists but the asset is not physically located after the agreed search.
More than one register record or tag appears to refer to the same physical asset.
Asset is found, but the physical location differs from the existing record.
Evidence indicates a formal or informal move between custodians or locations.
Asset is found but condition or operation requires attention or client decision.
Asset requires an approved new tag.
Existing label cannot be reliably scanned or read.
Evidence is insufficient for a final classification. Assign an owner and due date.
Tagging standard
- Generate content only from the validated record.
- Perform visual and scan checks before release.
- Clean and dry the installation surface.
- Use a visible, protected and category-consistent position.
- Do not cover manufacturer plates, safety labels, ventilation or controls.
- Scan the installed label against the correct record.
QA acceptance
HSE and information protection
- Follow site induction, permits, access controls and Life Saving Rules.
- Do not interfere with live process, electrical, laboratory or workshop equipment.
- Maintain clear walkways and remove label backing and work waste.
- Photograph only with authorization and avoid confidential papers or personal workspaces.
- Use project devices and approved storage; do not use public file-sharing for client records.
- Report suspected data loss, security incidents, unsafe conditions or access violations immediately.
Handover package
The Excel export produces a controlled multi-sheet workbook. Open exceptions remain visible and are not silently removed from the final dataset.