What status is assigned to equipment that is inactive for more than a week and isn't scheduled for maintenance, overhaul, or removal from the ship?

The correct status for equipment that is inactive for more than a week and isn't scheduled for maintenance, overhaul, or removal from the ship is Status 1. This status is used to indicate that the equipment is not currently in use and has not been designated for any forthcoming activity that would reactivate it.

In the Navy's Maintenance and Material Management system, equipment is categorized based on its operational readiness and maintenance status. Status 1 signifies a high readiness level for equipment that is temporarily not operational but is readily available for reactivation without the need for any scheduled maintenance or major interventions. Understanding this classification helps maintain an accurate overview of the availability of equipment assets and ensures that any inactive items are properly tracked, thereby optimizing maintenance schedules and resource allocation.

The other statuses represent different conditions of readiness and maintenance needs, including those requiring further action or resources, which differentiates them from Status 1.