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MMA Construction Safety Inspection Checklist

by John Bestman, CSP, from the Community

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This construction jobsite inspection checklist by Marsh and McLennan Agency helps general contractors and safety managers assess active projects. It covers jobsite summaries, subcontractor oversight, and GC expectations alongside detailed safety checks for aerial lifts, cranes and rigging, demolition, electrical, emergency response, excavations, fall protection, forklifts, housekeeping, hot work, ladders, PPE, power tools, respirators, sanitation, scaffolding, silica compliance with OSHA Table 1, stairs, steel erection, and woodworking. Use it to document hazards, corrective actions, and best practices.

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Munger Construction Site Safety Inspection Tier 1
This Tier 1 construction site safety inspection checklist helps identify OSHA-citable hazards and improve jobsite safety and compliance. It guides supervisors and consultants through key areas including general health and safety provisions, PPE, fire prevention and hot work, housekeeping and material storage, hand and power tools, electrical safety, scaffolding, aerial lifts, fall protection, excavations, concrete and masonry, steel erection, demolition, heavy equipment, ladders, confined spaces, cranes, hazard communication, silica exposure, and incident reporting. Use it to document observations, corrective actions, and training needs to reduce risk and protect workers.
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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.
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Construction Safety Audit Checklist
This construction safety audit checklist helps assess contractor compliance and site safety across critical areas including aerial and scissor lifts, concrete and masonry, confined spaces, cranes and rigging, electrical systems, fall protection, fire safety, forklifts, housekeeping, ladders and stairs, first aid, PPE, postings and signage, safety training, sanitation, scaffolding, steel erection, tools, traffic control, trenching and excavation, and welding and hot work. Use it to identify hazards, verify controls, document findings, and drive timely corrective actions and contractor responses. Ideal for site managers, safety officers, and project leads overseeing multiple trades.
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Gonyea Jobsite Safety Inspection Checklist
This jobsite safety inspection checklist helps construction teams assess site conditions and contractor compliance. It covers AWAIR and Right-to-Know/GHS programs, respiratory protection, fall protection, ladders and stairways, scaffolding, electrical wiring and equipment, forklifts and aerial work platforms, excavations, woodworking and power tools, fire extinguishers, and PPE. Capture findings, confirm hazards are controlled, and sign off when complete.
by David Rumsey, from the Community
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