How to Fill Out NASA Form 892

NASA Form 892 at a glance

What it is: The Employee Property Pass/Loan Agreement and Removal Permit is a form of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Who signs: Employee signs and dates.

A filled-in NASA Form 892 example: an employee borrows a laptop for telework

NASA Form 892 example filled out, example: an employee borrows a laptop for telework
Dana Example, a NASA employee, borrows a laptop for telework. The loan lasts 20 days, so the SEMO line stays empty: it is for loans exceeding 30 days. The picture shows the filled form, and every value in it is made up. Dana is not a contractor employee, so the contract number stays empty. The loan lasts 20 days, so you select the required period of the loan: 30 days or less. The picture does not show this choice, because the block 5 buttons cannot be filled in it. The equipment has not been returned yet, so the receipt for return of property stays empty.

How to fill out NASA Form 892, box by box

Employee name, organization, custodial account number and phone number

NASA Form 892 example filled out, employee name, organization, custodial account number and phone number

Enter the employee name (Last, First M.I.).

Enter the name of the organization to which the employee belongs.

Enter the custodial account number to which the equipment belongs.

Enter the employee's work phone number.

Period of the loan, removal date, return date and contract number

NASA Form 892 example filled out, period of the loan, removal date, return date and contract number

This form applies to NASA equipment in the custody of NASA employees or (on site) contractor employees performing official duties off-site (telework or travel). This agreement consistent with the conditions set forth herein authorizes the employee/contractor to remove the equipment described to the location cited for the official purpose or project stated and for a temporary period not to exceed 180 days. Subject equipment will be returned at the conclusion of subject loan period or project, or immediately at the discretion of NASA upon notice to the employee.

Select the required period of the loan.

Enter the actual removal date.

Enter the actual or approximate return date.

Enter the contract number if contractor employee.

Justification and location

NASA Form 892 example filled out, justification and location

Employee making the request enters a justification for the loan, and includes the location where the equipment will be utilized.

Equipment description

NASA Form 892 example filled out, equipment description

Enter the item number, in sequence, for each item requested.

Enter the Equipment Control Number (ECN).

Enter the Item description.

Enter the Model number of the item.

Enter the Serial number of the item.

Enter "Last Item" on the row immediately following the last entry in block 10.

Use the NF 892A Continuation Sheet, if necessary.

Employee acceptance

NASA Form 892 example filled out, employee acceptance

The employee requests, accepts, and assumes complete responsibility for the equipment listed and certifies that it will be used to conduct official NASA business.

The employee also certifies that this pass/loan is requested for the minimum time required to complete the specified purpose or project.

The employee assumes full responsibility for the accountability, care, safeguard, and use of the NASA equipment and shall not permit its use for other than the purpose of this loan.

The employee may be subject to disciplinary action and/or pecuniary liability for any loss, damage, or destruction of the NASA equipment resulting from the employee's negligence, misuse, dishonesty, or wanton and willful misconduct.

Property custodian, division chief or contracting officer and SEMO

NASA Form 892 example filled out, property custodian, division chief or contracting officer and SEMO

The Property Custodian signs and dates this block acknowledging that the property will be removed from NASA, and ensures that the status of the equipment is properly updated in NASA Property (N-PROP).

The Division Chief or Contracting Officer if contractor employee, signs and dates this block certifying the validity of the loan.

The Center SEMO approves the request for employee passes/loans exceeding 30 days and monitors compliance with specified return date.

The center Supply and Equipment Management Officer's (SEMO) approval is required for loans over 30 days.

Return of property

NASA Form 892 example filled out, return of property

The Property Custodian signs and dates this block acknowledging the condition and return of the equipment, and ensures that the equipment status is properly updated in N-PROP.

Page number and total number of pages

NASA Form 892 example filled out, page number and total number of pages

Enter the page number and the total number of pages in the loan agreement at the top of the form.

Sources

[1] NASA Form 892, Employee Property Pass/Loan Agreement and Removal Permit, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (the Official source link on this page).

Nasa Form 892 PDF Details

In the heart of every operation that involves the transfer of equipment, especially within organizations as sophisticated as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), there lies a thick layer of procedures designed to ensure the smooth flow and accountability of assets. The NASA 892 form, namely the National Employee Property Pass/Loan Agreement and Removal Permit, exists as a vital cog in this machinery. Tailored for both NASA employees and on-site contractor employees tasked with performing official duties off-site, whether through telework or travel, this document ensures that any equipment leaving NASA premises is tracked, used responsibly, and returned in accordance with the guidelines stipulated. The form delicately balances the need for flexibility in operational demands with the imperative of safeguarding NASA's assets. It outlines the conditions under which equipment can be loaned, the period of the loan—capped at a temporary window not exceeding 180 days—and the responsibilities of the employee in managing the equipment. With spaces dedicated to capturing detailed descriptions of the equipment, the purpose and location of its use, and the acknowledgment of the employee's acceptance of responsibility, the form serves as a comprehensive agreement that meticulously records the lifecycle of the equipment's temporary transition from NASA to an off-site location and back. Further fortified by the signatures of approving officials, including Property Custodians and, in cases requiring more than a short-term loan, the Supply and Equipment Management Officer (SEMO), the NASA 892 form underscores both the importance and the rigor with which NASA approaches asset management and operational integrity.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameNasa Form 892
Form Length2 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out30 sec
Other namesNF892 when nasa form is filled