Equipment

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Equipment

Equipment management pertains to the record keeping for acquiring, maintaining, protecting, and properly disposing of capital equipment which includes any equipment purchases over $5,000.  Departments are required to maintain records of equipment purchased with federal and non-federal funds, and equipment furnished by the government in their possession.  General departmental responsibilities include: keeping equipment purchase records, physical inventories, fabrication (WIP-work in progress) requests, placement in service requests, recording movement of equipment, and proper disposal of equipment, for donation, sale, or faculty transfer.  Harvard Medical School uses MAES (Medical Area Equipment System) as the system to record, track, and maintains information related to equipment management.

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Harvard Medical School's Office of Finance

is responsible for the stewardship of the financial resources of the Faculty of Medicine. Its major activities include strategic financial planning, directing the School's budget to its highest priorities, maximizing indirect cost recovery, maximizing the benefit of donations to the School, and compliance with appropriate restrictions arising from accounting rules or donor intent.