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The main idea is documenting formal safety checks performed by a qualified person. Training props must undergo required inspections, certifications, and maintenance before they are used, and the record that shows those checks have been completed is the document titled “Required engineering inspections.” This proves that the props have been evaluated for safety and structural integrity, any needed repairs have been addressed, and the necessary certifications are in place, ensuring readiness for live-fire evolutions.

End of evolution would only indicate a drill finished, not that the props themselves were inspected or maintained. Runoff Management focuses on environmental controls rather than prop safety, and a PPE inspection log covers personal protective equipment, not the props.