Asset Checks, Label Governance and the Risk Score — Assessment

1. A custodian answers Not held for a laptop. What happens to the asset?

It is marked lost It is transferred to the store It is retired Nothing moves; it is an exception for a manager to follow up

2. What can still be changed on a campaign after it is launched?

The list of assets The instructions and dates Nothing at all The custodians on each row

3. A contractor has no AWRA login. How do they answer an asset check?

They cannot; a manager must always do it From the signed link in their reminder email By calling the office By replying to the email

4. When does a newly printed label become the asset’s active label?

When the batch is marked printed When it is queued When it is first scanned When the batch is created

5. A technician asks for a replacement label. Who can approve it?

The technician Anyone who can view assets It is approved automatically Someone other than the requester who may approve asset movements

6. Why is the risk score recalculated every night as well as on events?

Because an overdue return gets riskier with no event at all To pick up price changes To reset scores to zero Because scores expire after a day

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