What is encompassed within the term "Rework" in NAMP?

The term "Rework" in the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program (NAMP) refers specifically to major overhauls and rebuilding processes. This involves substantial efforts to restore equipment or systems to a serviceable condition, which may include extensive repairs, replacements of parts, and ensuring that all components meet current specifications and operational standards. Rework is typically characterized by a significant depth of intervention compared to routine maintenance tasks.

Other options describe activities that are more routine or minor in nature, such as maintenance checks, minor repairs, inspections for defects, or routine upkeep, which do not fall under the broader and more comprehensive scope of rework. Understanding "Rework" as a distinct category within NAMP emphasizes its role in maintaining the readiness and longevity of aviation assets through substantial and corrective processes.