What reporting term is used when materials required to complete a maintenance action are not available?

The term used when materials required to complete a maintenance action are not available is "Awaiting Parts." This term specifically indicates that there is a delay in maintenance activities due to the absence of necessary components or materials. When work cannot be completed because the required parts are not on hand, it is crucial to identify that the maintenance task is on hold, waiting for those parts to become available.

"Awaiting Work" suggests that a task is ready but has not yet started, which does not address the specific issue of missing materials. "Material Delay" could refer to a broader context of delays related to materials but is not the standard terminology in maintenance practices. "Pending Requisition" implies that a request for materials has been made but does not specifically indicate that the materials are unavailable at the moment. Therefore, "Awaiting Parts" is the most accurate term to describe the situation where the lack of required materials hinders the progress of maintenance work.