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ATW Site Audit Checklist

by Jason Drain, from the Community

Use this ATW site audit checklist to assess general site conditions, emergency readiness, barricading, PPE, equipment pre-checks, hand and power tools, ladders, scaffolds, and aerial lifts. It also covers confined space entry, rigging and lifting, electrical safety, and welding or hot work. Record crew attendance, verify training and permits, and document defects or corrective actions to improve construction site safety and compliance.

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Authorisation to Work (ATW) Checklist

This Authorisation to Work (ATW) checklist helps supervisors and contractors document permission to start work. It captures issue date, company and worker details, phone and site pass numbers, and allows multiple workers to sign on. QSHE checks include completed site induction/orientation, approval of safe systems of work, verification of competency, and inspection of tools, equipment, and PPE. The form records specific job details, identifies if high‑risk permits are required, and prompts selection of the necessary permit type. Acceptance is finalized with contractor signature and the name of the person issuing the ATW, ensuring accountability and control before work commences.

by James Lyall, from the Community

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General Inspection (KCI) Checklist

Use this General Inspection (KCI) checklist to evaluate construction site safety and compliance. It covers OSHA Focus Four hazards, housekeeping, PPE, hand and power tools, welding and hot work, electrical and GFCI controls, lockout and tagout, scaffolds and aerial lifts, ladders and stairs, fall protection, cranes and rigging, vehicles and heavy equipment, excavations and trenching, and confined space entry. Capture observations, note corrective actions, and sign off.

by Eric Caldwell, from the Community

20+

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ABC Construction Safety Audit Checklist

This comprehensive construction safety audit checklist helps supervisors and safety reps assess job sites across key areas: administration and communication, hazard communication, PPE, housekeeping and fire protection, electrical and lockout, tools and ladders, fall protection, concrete and masonry, aerial lifts and scaffolds, mobile equipment, cranes and rigging, excavations, confined spaces, welding and hot work, and demolition. Use it to document findings, assign actions, and capture signatures to improve compliance and reduce incidents.

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Safety Audit - Full Construction Checklist

Use this full construction safety audit checklist to evaluate site conditions and compliance. Cover general conditions, emergency preparedness, housekeeping, power and hand tools, ladders, scaffolding, fall protection, fire prevention, equipment and mobile plant, trenching, rigging and cranes, PPE and respiratory protection, electrical, welding and cutting, stairs and access, aerial lifts, material handling, environmental controls, and administration. Capture observations, add photos, note issues, and assign corrective actions for follow-up.

by April Woelk, from the Community

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ATW Site Audit Checklist

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