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The MapTrack spare parts requisition form has 7 columns and room for 12 entries.

Jarrod Milford

Jarrod Milford

Co-Founder & Commercial Director

Published 4 June 2026Updated 26 October 2026

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A spare parts requisition form records a request for parts against a work order and asset, and what the store actually issues: part numbers, descriptions, locations, quantities requested and issued, unit costs, substitutions and approvals. Maintenance staff raise one whenever parts are needed under the stores process. Regulation 213 of the model WHS Regulations requires plant maintenance to follow manufacturer or competent person recommendations.

Checked against Managing risks of plant in the workplace (model Code) (November 2024 version (reviewed May 2018; amended 2021, 2023 and 2024)) on by the MapTrack templates team. How we check templates

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  • The MapTrack spare parts requisition form has 7 columns and room for 12 entries. Columns: Part no., Description, Bin / loc., Qty req., Qty issued, Unit cost, Line total.
  • Request and record parts against an asset and job. Download the form or customise a digital form for your team.
  • Keep the requested and issued quantities separate so a shortfall stays visible.
  • Keep the asset or project reference consistent across the form and its supporting records.

What is a spare parts requisition form?

A spare parts requisition form records a request for parts and what the store actually issues. This template identifies the requisition, requester, workshop, work order, asset and cost centre. Its parts table separates the quantity requested from the quantity issued, with columns for the part number, description, storage location, unit cost and line total.

In the PDF, use the reason-for-request field to explain the job, and the notes area for substitutions, shortages or expected delivery. Keeping the request and issue quantities separate makes a partial supply visible. Record an approved substitution clearly instead of silently changing the original part reference. The authorisation and sign-off sections record the people responsible for the request and approval.

A requisition is different from an inventory register or purchase order. It records this issue of parts; your stores process still needs to update the stock record and arrange any replenishment. A paper or spreadsheet form doesn't do that automatically. Keep the requisition reference on the related job and reconcile the issued quantities against your inventory process.

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Benefits of using this spare parts requisition form

  • Job reference: an asset ID, work order and cost centre connect the request to the repair or maintenance work being planned.
  • Clear quantities: separate requested and issued columns make a shortage visible instead of presenting a partial supply as a completed request.
  • Part identification: a part number, description and storage location help the storeperson identify the requested item before arranging its issue.
  • Approval record: requester and approver sign-offs identify the people involved while the workplace process determines who has authority to approve.
  • Cost reference: unit cost and line-total columns retain the amounts needed for the team to reconcile the issue with job costs.
  • PDF follow-up notes: space for substitutions, shortfalls and lead times keeps the outstanding action alongside the request and quantities.

What to include in a spare parts requisition form

  • Requisition header: requisition number, date raised, store or workshop, and the requester name and role.
  • Work order reference: the work order or job number the parts are being drawn for.
  • Asset / equipment: the machine or asset being repaired, with its asset ID.
  • Cost centre: the cost centre, department or project to charge the parts to.
  • Priority: routine, urgent or breakdown, so the store can sequence picks.
  • Part lines: part number, description, quantity requested and quantity issued for each part.
  • Bin location: where each part is held, to speed the pick.
  • Unit cost and line total: optional cost per part and line value for job costing.
  • Requested by: signature and date of the person raising the requisition.
  • Approved by: signature, name and date of the supervisor authorising the issue.
  • Notes: substitutions, shortfalls and lead time, so the store and requester can see any outstanding action.

How to use this spare parts requisition form

  1. Raise the requisition against the work order that needs the parts.

    Start a new requisition, give it a number and date, and record the work order or job reference and the asset being repaired. Linking the request to a specific job from the outset is what makes the parts cost traceable back to that work order and asset later.

  2. List each part with its part number and the quantity requested.

    Enter the part number, a clear description and the quantity wanted for every line. Use the exact stock code from the spare parts inventory so the storeperson picks the right item and the on-hand count can be reduced accurately when the parts are issued.

  3. Set the priority and the cost centre to charge.

    Record the priority and cost centre using your workplace's categories and coding. These references help the store sequence requests and let the accounts or maintenance team reconcile the cost later.

  4. Send the requisition for approval before parts are issued.

    Send the request to the person authorised under your workplace process. Have the parts, quantities, cost and any substitution checked before issue, recording the approval and any conditions.

  5. Issue the parts and record the quantity actually issued.

    Record the quantity actually supplied for each part, which may differ from the requested quantity. Note any shortfall or approved substitution and keep later issues traceable to the same requisition.

  6. Update the inventory and file the completed requisition.

    Deduct each issued quantity from the spare parts inventory so on-hand counts stay accurate, then file the signed requisition against the work order. The completed form becomes the record for job costing, stock reconciliation and any later warranty or audit query.

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How often should you complete this form?

Raise a requisition when parts need to be requested or issued under your stores process. For planned work, identify the job and required parts early enough for availability to be checked. For an urgent repair, record the request and approval using the emergency process your workplace has agreed.

Complete the quantities issued when the store supplies the parts, including a partial issue or substitution. Keep later issues and returns traceable to the request. Reconcile the completed record with your inventory and job-cost records at the frequency your operation needs; this template does not update those records automatically.

Which record do you need?

These records do different jobs. Keep the same asset ID across them so the history is easy to follow.

  • Work order / job card

    Record an individual maintenance task..

    Keep the work completed, parts, labour and sign-off together..

  • Equipment maintenance log

    Keep servicing and repairs in date order..

    Use the same asset ID to connect the history to this record..

  • Spare parts inventory

    Record stock held and movements..

    Reconcile the issued quantities against the inventory record..

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Frequently asked questions

Practical answers about the form, record keeping and using MapTrack.

Record the requester, requisition number, work order, asset, cost centre and reason for the request. List each part separately with its number, description, location, quantities requested and issued, and cost. The PDF has notes for a shortage or substitution; add that detail separately in the workbook and keep the approval and date with the completed record.

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No. The requisition records parts requested and issued for a particular job. An inventory register records stock held and movements across jobs. Use the requisition as a reference when updating the stock record, but don't assume that completing a PDF or spreadsheet deducts the quantity from another system.

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Keep the original requested quantity and enter the quantity actually supplied in the issued column. Record the outstanding amount and next action in the PDF notes, or add the detail alongside the workbook, including any delivery information available. Make later issues traceable to the same request so the store and technician don't mistake a partial issue for completion.

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Record the shortage and proposed substitution, then follow the approval process for the equipment and job. Don't treat a similar description as confirmation that another part is suitable. Keep the approved part number and the person authorising the change with the requisition before the issue is recorded.

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Enter the unit cost and line total using your stores or purchasing records, and identify an estimate if the final cost isn't known. Keep the asset, work-order and cost-centre references consistent. Reconcile the completed issue with your job-cost process so the same parts aren't charged twice.

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Use the approval responsibilities set by your workplace, including any limits for urgent, high-value or safety-related items. The form provides requested-by and approved-by sign-offs, but doesn't assign that authority itself. Check the requirements for the repair and equipment before issuing a substituted or otherwise uncertain part.

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Raise it at the point required by your stores process, linking the request to the job before parts are issued where that process requires approval. Planned work can be prepared ahead of time. Keep urgent requests traceable too, using the agreed emergency process and completing the outstanding details promptly.

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The page offers a PDF and an Excel workbook. Both include the parts table; the PDF also has dedicated job-description and notes areas. Add those details separately when using the workbook. Neither file automatically updates inventory or job costs. Keep actual issue quantities and approvals with the related job.

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Applicable regulatory standards

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  • Model Code of Practice: Managing risks of plant in the workplace

    Edition: November 2024 version (reviewed May 2018; amended 2021, 2023 and 2024)

    Model Code guidance on maintenance and repair following manufacturer instructions, relevant before a substituted part is fitted.

    • Section 3.6: Maintenance, repair and cleaning of plant, following manufacturer instructions and by competent people.

    Safe Work Australia

  • Model Work Health and Safety Regulations

    Edition: Model WHS Regulations as at 5 December 2025 (cited within as the Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011)

    Plant maintenance by a competent person following manufacturer or competent person recommendations.

    • reg 213: Plant must be maintained, inspected and, if necessary, tested by a competent person, following manufacturer or competent person recommendations; annual inspection applies only if neither is practicable.

    Safe Work Australia (drafted by the Parliamentary Counsel's Committee)

  • AASB 116 Property, Plant and Equipment

    Edition: AASB 116 (August 2015), latest compilation dated 2022-12-31

    Accounting: spare parts are property, plant and equipment when they meet the definition, otherwise inventory.

    • para 8: Spare parts, stand-by and servicing equipment are property, plant and equipment when they meet the definition, otherwise inventory.

    Australian Accounting Standards Board

  • AASB 102 Inventories

    Edition: AASB 102 (July 2015), latest compilation dated 2021-12-31

    Accounting: inventories, including spares held as stock, are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

    • para 9: Requires inventories to be measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

    Australian Accounting Standards Board

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About the author

Jarrod Milford

Jarrod Milford

Co-Founder & Commercial Director

Jarrod has spent over a decade in technology consulting and asset management, including roles at Accenture (mining and heavy industry) and CGI as an Asset Management Consultant. He co-founded MapTrack and built and scaled its original platform, then rebuilt it with Lachlan and Alex from thousands of customer conversations and 300+ user research sessions with field teams. His consulting background gives him deep insight into the operational and compliance challenges facing asset-intensive Australian businesses.

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