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UC IRVINE ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES & PROCEDURES |
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Office: Materiel & Risk Management Revised: April 1997 (reviewed February 2007) |
Loans of equipment, title to which is not vested in The Regents and which is in the care and custody of the University, are strictly prohibited without the specific written approval of the title holder.
If equipment is loaned to another department for a short period, a memorandum of the transaction should be filed in the lending department. If the period of the loan exceeds one year, it should be reported to Equipment Management on an Equipment Inventory Modification Request (EIMR) form by the lending department, giving the name of the borrowing department, the property number, and the new location of the equipment.
When the loan is terminated, Equipment Management must be advised by the lending department.
The Equipment Assignment form, signed by the department authority and the user, must be forwarded to Equipment Management for final approval and recording. Two copies of the completed agreement will be returned to the lending department. One copy should be retained in the department; the other copy should accompany the borrower and the equipment.
When loaned equipment is returned, the lower section of the Equipment Assignment form should be completed and returned to Equipment Management.
Should this procedure prove impractical or unusual circumstances are involved, contact Equipment Management, 824-6111 for assistance.
Insurance coverage is highly recommended on loaned equipment. The University's personal property insurance program and procedure for requesting coverage are discussed in Section 711.
The University does not insure equipment on loan unless required by the lender. If insurance is required, it is at the department's expense (see Section 711). An Equipment Loan Agreement form is available for use in reporting equipment loan agreements between departments of the University and external agencies or individuals (other than agencies of the federal government).
Intercampus loans are reported to the borrowing campus in the same manner that intercampus transfers are reported (BUS-29, Section L, I., D., 2).
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