Site Safety Inspection Checklist
The daily/weekly site walk: access, work at height, services, PPE, and public protection.
5 questions · 1 page · about 4 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Construction safety lives in the daily walk, not the folder. This inspection checklist covers the site killers systematically – access and egress, work at height, buried and overhead services awareness, plant and pedestrian separation, PPE in practice, and protection of the public at the boundary – with photo evidence and a stop-work flag.
Scored consistently across sites, it gives contract managers the cross-site risk picture no single site diary provides.
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Site inspection
This form logs an inspection of the site. Rate each area as you found it, and note hazards so they are dealt with. It takes about 4 minutes.
Q1.Site, inspector, and weather/conditions*
Q2.How does each area rate on inspection?*
| Unsafe | Needs action | Satisfactory | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access, egress, and walkways | |||
| Work at height (edges, ladders, scaffolds) | |||
| Services located and marked | |||
| Plant and pedestrian separation | |||
| PPE compliance observed | |||
| Public protection at boundaries |
Q3.Most significant finding today.*
Q4.Photo of the finding (max 5 MB)
Q5.Any work stopped pending action?*
- No
- Yes - detailed above
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