What is the status of equipment that has been idle for more than 30 days?

The status of equipment that has been idle for more than 30 days is classified as "Inactive Equipment Maintenance" to reflect that it has not been in use for an extended period. When equipment remains idle for this duration, it usually prompts maintenance checks to ensure it is still in good working order and is safe to operate when needed again. This classification indicates that although the equipment is not currently operational, it requires attention before it can be returned to service.

In contrast, equipment categorized as operational would imply it is actively being used, which does not apply here due to the inactivity. The term "overdue for inspection" might suggest that the equipment has a pending assessment, but this is not specifically tied to the 30-day inactivity status. Lastly, "ready for use" would imply the equipment is fully functional and available, which is contrary to the characterization of equipment that has been inactive for such a time frame.