Which of the following is NOT part of the Tiedown Equipment Checklist?

The Tiedown Equipment Checklist focuses specifically on ensuring that cargo and equipment are securely fastened and safe for flight. This includes verifying the functionality and presence of tiedown devices, checking for safety straps to prevent movement during transport, and assessing the status of cargo securing chains to guarantee that they are properly installed and not damaged.

Inspection of engine components, while crucial for overall aircraft safety and operation, does not pertain to the tiedown equipment used for securing cargo. This task falls under different checklists focused on aircraft maintenance and safety inspections rather than those specifically designed for cargo tiedown procedures. Therefore, it is accurate to identify inspection of engine components as not being part of the Tiedown Equipment Checklist.