What is the assessment of previously completed maintenance items?

• A. Full audit
• B. Spot check
• C. Final review
• D. Re-inspection

Answer: (B)

Spot checks verify that maintenance work already completed meets the required standards by sampling a few tasks or records. This approach gives quick, ongoing assurance without having to inspect every item. A full audit reviews everything in depth and is more time-consuming, so it’s not typically used for routine checks of completed maintenance. A final review is usually about confirming everything is ready for handover at the end of a project, not about routine verification of past work. A re-inspection is performed when a problem is found and corrective actions are checked, not for regular verification of completed maintenance. So, the assessment of previously completed maintenance items is a spot check.