When Chile reviews insulated-tool control, the review points can be set at two moments, before work starts and at the quarterly stocktake, confirmed jointly by the service manager and safety officer. Insulating gloves, insulating rods, and torque tools should be logged item by item with their numbers, withstand-voltage ratings, and expiry dates; expired or damaged items should be taken out of use immediately. The inspection record should cover workshop, equipment, technician, and work date, the target for insulated-tool control, and the approval date. If the documents do not match the physical items, hold that batch of tools first and restore issue only after the withstand-voltage test is done or the tools are replaced. The withstand-voltage test interval for insulated tools and the qualification of the testing body follow the current rules of the destination country's competent authority and licensed testing bodies. Use this related vehicle-import guide to connect the insulated-tool control check with the surrounding process. When insulated-tool control is handed over in Chile, retain the prior decision and the reason for the revision.