During a re-inspection, what items does the inspector mechanic inspect?

In the context of a re-inspection following an initial inspection where certain items failed, the inspector mechanic is tasked with specifically checking only the items that were identified as not meeting the required safety standards. This is because the primary aim of a re-inspection is to verify that these specific deficiencies have been adequately addressed.

Inspectors focus on the failed items to ensure they have been repaired or replaced correctly and that the vehicle is now compliant with safety regulations. This targeted approach allows the inspector to conserve time and resources by concentrating on areas that needed correction rather than performing a full inspection of the vehicle’s entire safety system again.

In this scenario, inspecting only the failed items is an efficient process that maintains safety without unnecessary repetition, thus ensuring that the vehicle can quickly return to the road in a safe condition.