What is NOT part of conducting inventories?

Conducting inventories typically involves taking a physical count of supplies, assessing the condition of equipment, and verifying serial numbers to ensure that all items are accounted for accurately and are in good working order. A physical count of supplies ensures that what is on the inventory list matches what is physically present. The condition of the equipment helps to determine functionality and the need for maintenance or replacement, while verifying serial numbers is important for tracking and management purposes.

Training satisfaction surveys are not related to the inventory process. They focus on evaluating the effectiveness of training programs and the participants' experiences rather than assessing physical assets or stock levels. Therefore, conducting inventories does not include gathering feedback on training, making this the correct response to the question.