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DIG Safety Evaluation

by Patrick Hall, from the Community

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This DIG Safety Evaluation checklist helps construction teams perform comprehensive site audits. It covers PTA/DTA alignment, permits, and worker readiness, plus housekeeping, fire prevention, signage and barricades, hand and power tools, and environmental controls. Sections address concrete and masonry, welding and cutting, electrical, scaffolds, steel erection, excavation and trenching, demolition, cranes, ladders, and motorized equipment. Includes PPE inspections, aerial work platform checks, and prompts to stop work and correct at-risk conditions to maintain compliance and reduce incidents.

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Jacks DIG Construction Safety Checklist

Use this Jacks DIG checklist to conduct site safety audits across construction activities. Review PTA and DTA availability and alignment, verify required permits, PPE, tools, and emergency plans, and check signage, barricades, and housekeeping. Assess key risk areas including electrical, welding and cutting, scaffolds, steel erection, cranes, excavations and trenching, demolition, motorized equipment, and concrete and masonry. Consider environmental impacts and any work involving asbestos, lead, or silica, then capture general comments and an auditor signature.

by Patrick Hall, from the Community

10+

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Construction Safety Evaluation Checklist

This construction safety evaluation checklist helps project managers, general contractors, and safety evaluators audit contractor compliance on active job sites. It covers site evaluation; aerial and scissor lifts; concrete and masonry; confined spaces; cranes and rigging; electrical safety and lockout tagout; fall protection; fire safety; forklifts; housekeeping; ladders and stairs; medical and first aid; PPE; postings and safety signage; sanitation; scaffolds; steel erection; hand and power tools; traffic control; trenching and excavation; and welding and hot work.

by Jim Stengel, from the Community

20+

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Jobsite Safety and Environmental Checklist

Ensure compliance and reduce risk with this jobsite safety and environmental checklist for construction projects. Cover critical areas including PPE, fall protection, housekeeping, fire prevention, ladders and scaffolds, concrete and masonry, electrical safety, tools, welding and cutting, cranes and rigging, excavation and trenching, aerial work platforms, and general site conditions. Environmental items include permits, erosion control, secondary containment, dust control, and stormwater management.

by samuel serrato, from the Community

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Template

Construction Job Site Hazard ID and Risk Assessment

This checklist helps supervisors and crews identify and control common construction site hazards through a structured risk assessment. It covers housekeeping, hazard communication, first aid readiness, excavation and trenching controls, ladder and scaffolding safety, electrical and temporary power, PPE, hand and power tools, welding and cutting, cranes and rigging, floor and wall openings and stairways, concrete work, structural steel erection, heavy equipment operation, aerial lifts, and fire prevention. Use it to document observations, note corrective actions, and sign off on site safety compliance.

by Chad Lennon, from the Community

70+

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DIG Safety Evaluation

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