What must be done after completing a job, in the context of FOD management?

After completing a job, inspecting and cleaning any tools used is essential in the context of Foreign Object Damage (FOD) management. This practice helps ensure that no tools or parts are inadvertently left behind in the aircraft or equipment, which could lead to potential damage or safety hazards. By inspecting and cleaning tools, technicians can identify any foreign objects that may have accumulated and ensure that tools are returned to their designated storage locations, maintaining the integrity of the work environment.

This approach not only supports safety protocols but also helps uphold quality control standards in aviation maintenance. Properly managing tools and preventing FOD are critical components of effective maintenance practices that protect both the aircraft and its components.