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Brick Weekly Inspection Checklist

by Josh Prather, from the Community

This weekly inspection checklist helps construction teams verify site safety and facility conditions. It covers first aid supplies, fire extinguishers, lighting, electrical grounding and cord use, eyewash stations, storage and aisle clearance, restroom condition, emergency exits and signage, tool condition and guarding, chemical labeling and SDS records, and PPE availability and use. Use it to spot hazards, document issues, and drive timely corrective actions.

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