On what type of forms are in-process inspections documented?

In-process inspections are documented using locally developed forms because these forms can be tailored to meet the specific operational needs and requirements of a particular unit or organization. This flexibility allows the documentation process to reflect the unique aspects of the in-process inspections being conducted, enabling better tracking, compliance, and ease of use for those involved in aircrew flight equipment management.

Locally developed forms can incorporate relevant checklists, specific procedures, and fields that cater to the equipment and situations unique to that organization, making them more effective for in-process inspection purposes. Customization is often essential in ensuring that all necessary details are captured and that the documentation aligns with the local standard operating procedures.

Other form types may not provide the same level of customization or relevance to the specific operational environment, which is why locally developed forms are preferred for such inspections.