Topographic Audit of Fertiliser Silos with Inventory of Stores, Distribution Centres and Factories
Case Study
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Assets
6,400
Asset categories
72
Asset families
13
A public Educational Centre located in Madrid, required the support of RGIS. The school has approximately 30 teaching spaces, 20 of which are classrooms, of which 12 are technology classrooms, equipped with 28 computer stations and 8 digital classrooms. Within these spaces, they also have a library, music room, gym, departments and offices, among others.
THE CHALLENGE
The educational centre needed to carry out a complete fixed asset inventory of all furniture and electrical equipment throughout the site.
So required RGIS to provide the following:
To create a new asset register of every asset within the project’s scope:
- All furniture including shelves, tables, desks and chairs
- Electrical equipment including computers and projectors
- Blackboards, books and instruments
- To cover all rooms in all buildings
- To tag all assets with unique barcodes
- All data to be transferred on to the asset register to enable the educational centre to maintain the information
Why RGIS?
Customers use RGIS for asset tagging and counting to gain accurate, verified visibility of assets across their estate. This structured approach supports better asset control, compliance, and ongoing management through reliable, up-to-date asset data.
Our Solutions
The educational centre partnered with RGIS to complete the educational centre asset tag and count project, and RGIS provided the following:
RGIS scheduled an experienced RGIS auditor and supervisor to complete the asset count
Assets were identified and unique labels were applied to all assets with corresponding name and barcode. Tags placed so that they were visible
72 asset categories were created, belonging to 13 different asset families: Audio-visuals, sports, electrical appliances, tools, instruments, books, cleaning, measurement, furniture, planning, reprography, health and sound
All barcodes were scanned and data collected
Results
The educational centre found by outsourcing the educational centre asset tag and count project to RGIS, the following results were achieved:
RGIS completed the asset tag and data collection at the educational centre in 20hrs
A total of 6,400 assets were identified, labelled, scanned and added to the asset register
The educational centre can now identify how many assets are available for each category and utilise across all locations (classrooms, departments etc.)
The asset register can now be maintained by the educational centre going forward by adding new, and removing obsolete assets as applicable
Conclusion
By partnering with RGIS to complete a comprehensive fixed asset inventory and tagging programme, the educational centre achieved a complete, accurate, and maintainable asset register across all buildings and rooms. RGIS’s structured categorisation, barcode tagging, and efficient data capture delivered full visibility of furniture and equipment within a short timeframe. As a result, the centre gained ongoing control of its assets, improved utilisation across departments, and established a reliable foundation for future asset management.
