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Contractor Site Safety Checklist

by Dermot Rodwell, from the Community

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This contractor site safety checklist helps supervisors and site managers verify licensing, SWMS, PPE, permits, mobile plant, and housekeeping compliance on construction sites. Use it to record details, test and tag equipment, check first aid kits, assess high risk work, confirm traffic management and signage, and capture notes and photos. Customize the template, share with teams, and export completed inspection reports.

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Contractor Inspection Checklist
This contractor inspection checklist helps site managers and facility teams assess contractor compliance and safety performance. Verify inductions, permits, SWMS and risk assessments, lockout and isolations, signage and barriers, and adherence to site controls. Capture findings, document required actions, and confirm work areas are isolated from the public. Use it to standardize inspections, improve contractor oversight, and reduce risk across active worksites.
by Victoria Reboton, from the Community
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Contractor Audit Checklist
This contractor audit checklist helps local government and site managers review contractor compliance and safety on site. It covers procedures, JSA and SWMS, inductions, licenses and insurance, first aid and emergency contacts, plant and equipment checks, traffic management, PPE, housekeeping, and required permits. It also includes controls for working at height, hot work, excavations, electrical isolation, and confined space entry, plus toolbox talks and signage. Use it to verify requirements are met and document findings for corrective action.
by Craig Lucas, from the Community
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Contractor Site Inspection Checklist
Use this contractor site inspection template to assess compliance on construction sites. Review site documentation, inductions, signage, welfare, housekeeping, work at height and scaffolding, electrical and PAT, COSHH and hazardous substances, asbestos controls, manual handling, PPE, fire safety and extinguishers, first aid, site security, training and toolbox talks, and environmental management including waste, spill kits, and runoff controls. Capture findings and actions to improve safety and reduce risk.
by Paul Bray, from the Community
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Site Safety Inspection and Contractor Monitoring
Use this site safety inspection and contractor monitoring checklist to verify compliance on construction projects. Sections cover construction phase plan, statutory information and safety documentation, workforce training records, site security and signage, traffic and pedestrian management, housekeeping and access, welfare facilities, fire safety, first aid, PPE, manual handling, tools and plant, work at height controls, excavations, environmental controls and waste, and asbestos management and R&D surveys. Capture observations, attach media, and document sign-off on site.
by Lunsworth McKenzie, from the Community
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Contractor Inspection Checklist

This contractor inspection checklist helps site managers and facility teams assess contractor compliance and safety performance. Verify inductions, permits, SWMS and risk assessments, lockout and isolations, signage and barriers, and adherence to site controls. Capture findings, document required actions, and confirm work areas are isolated from the public. Use it to standardize inspections, improve contractor oversight, and reduce risk across active worksites.

by Victoria Reboton, from the Community

20+

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Contractor Audit Checklist

This contractor audit checklist helps local government and site managers review contractor compliance and safety on site. It covers procedures, JSA and SWMS, inductions, licenses and insurance, first aid and emergency contacts, plant and equipment checks, traffic management, PPE, housekeeping, and required permits. It also includes controls for working at height, hot work, excavations, electrical isolation, and confined space entry, plus toolbox talks and signage. Use it to verify requirements are met and document findings for corrective action.

by Craig Lucas, from the Community

10+

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Contractor Site Inspection Checklist

Use this contractor site inspection template to assess compliance on construction sites. Review site documentation, inductions, signage, welfare, housekeeping, work at height and scaffolding, electrical and PAT, COSHH and hazardous substances, asbestos controls, manual handling, PPE, fire safety and extinguishers, first aid, site security, training and toolbox talks, and environmental management including waste, spill kits, and runoff controls. Capture findings and actions to improve safety and reduce risk.

by Paul Bray, from the Community

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Site Safety Inspection and Contractor Monitoring

Use this site safety inspection and contractor monitoring checklist to verify compliance on construction projects. Sections cover construction phase plan, statutory information and safety documentation, workforce training records, site security and signage, traffic and pedestrian management, housekeeping and access, welfare facilities, fire safety, first aid, PPE, manual handling, tools and plant, work at height controls, excavations, environmental controls and waste, and asbestos management and R&D surveys. Capture observations, attach media, and document sign-off on site.

by Lunsworth McKenzie, from the Community

40+

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Contractor Site Safety Checklist

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