Unserviceable Asset Tagging

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The process of labeling or tagging assets that are unserviceable—i.e., those that cannot be used in operations due to damage, wear, or obsolescence—to ensure they are identified, segregated, and managed appropriately within the supply chain or maintenance workflows.

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