Classification of

Non-Functional
and Functional
Tools
Tools are very useful in
the jobs at home.
However, tools that are
not functional may
cause harm.
 Methods of Identifying Non-
Functional Tools and Equipment

1. Visual Inspection
This is done through visual observation
on the appearance of the tools and
equipment by the expert.
 Methods of Identifying Non-
Functional Tools and Equipment

2. Functionality
The extra noise and/or vibration in the
operation means that there are
problems on the parts and the
accessories are starting to develop.
 Methods of Identifying Non-
Functional Tools and Equipment

3. Performance
There is a need for an immediate
repair and/or maintenance of the hand
tools or equipment whenever there is
wrong with its performance.
 Methods of Identifying Non-
Functional Tools and Equipment

4. Power Supply (for Electrically

Operated only)
If there is failure in the required power
supply, malfunctioning of the parts of
hand tools or equipment occurs.
 Methods of Identifying Non-
Functional Tools and Equipment

5. Person’s Involved
Does the technical person have skills
and knowledge about the technology?
 Non-Functional Tools and
Equipment
These refer to the damage and
impairs where the material cannot
perform its regular function.
Examples of these are the
following:
1. Hammer with a broken handle
2. Screwdriver with a broken handle
3. Long Nose Pliers with damage jaw
4. A broken / cut foot rule
5. Electrical equipment with damage
cord
 Functional Tools and
Equipment
These are in good condition
and can perform the regular
functions. Examples of these
are the following:
1. Standard Screwdriver
2. Philips Screwdriver
3. Combination Pliers
4. Long Nose Pliers
5. Wire Stripper
6. Portable Electric Drill
 Inventory Form
This is a list of tools,
materials, property and
other resources.
 Parts of an Inventory Form

1. Tools / Equipment refers to all

hand, pneumatic and power tools.
2. Quantity refers to the number or
amount of the material.
 Parts of an Inventory Form
3. Number of Functional refers to the
number of materials which is in good
condition.
4. Number of Functional but
Repairable refers to the number of
materials which does not perform its
regular functions.
 Parts of an Inventory Form
5. Number of Condemnable refers to
the number of materials that is for
disposal.
6. Number of Borrowed refers to the
total items temporarily taken.
7. Number of Missing refers to the
total items not found.
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