According to maintenance regulations, how should inspection of Rescue Swimmer equipment be conducted?

The appropriate procedure for inspecting Rescue Swimmer equipment is outlined in NAVAIR 13-1-6, which provides specific guidelines and standards for the maintenance and inspection of aviation-related equipment. Adhering to these established regulations ensures that the equipment is systematically checked based on the latest safety protocols and manufacturer recommendations.

NAVAIR 13-1-6 details not only the frequency of inspections but also the criteria and methods that should be employed to ensure all equipment is safe for use. This level of specificity is crucial, as it helps maintain operational readiness and the safety of the personnel involved in rescue missions. Regular inspections as per these guidelines reduce the risk of equipment failure during actual rescue operations, thereby ensuring greater safety for both the rescuers and those being rescued.

While other options provide suggested frequencies for inspections, they lack the comprehensive framework and adherence to authoritative guidelines that NAVAIR 13-1-6 supplies, making the latter the most reliable and regulatory-compliant choice.