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Roofing Audit Checklist

by Dax Biederman, from the Community

Designed for roofing projects in the construction industry, this audit checklist helps verify OSHA 29 CFR 1926 compliance. It covers general safety, occupational health, personal protective equipment, fire protection, material handling, tools, electrical, scaffolds and aerial lifts, fall protection, vehicles and heavy equipment, traffic control, and stairways and ladders. Use it to document hazards, mitigation plans, training, signage, housekeeping, and inspections. Capture site details, responsible personnel, and positive findings, and record recommendations and signatures.

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Summit Homes Weekly Audit - Clearwater Lofts
Use this weekly construction audit checklist to standardize site inspections in line with OSHA 29 CFR 1926. Sections cover supervisor meetings, general safety, first aid and sanitation, PPE, fire protection, material handling, hand and power tools, cutting and welding, electrical safety, scaffolds and aerial lifts, fall protection, vehicles and heavy equipment, excavations and trenching, concrete and masonry, steel erection, stairways and ladders, silica controls, and cranes. Capture positive observations, corrective actions, and training recommendations, and record site contacts and signatures to support compliance and continuous improvement.
by Kevin Berg, from the Community
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Summit Homes Weekly Audit - Smith Ranch
This weekly construction audit template helps supervisors evaluate site safety and compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926. It covers housekeeping, lighting, sanitation, and PPE; fire safety; material handling and rigging; hand and power tools; hot work and ventilation; electrical and GFCI; scaffolding and aerial lifts; fall protection and anchor points; hoists and elevators; motor vehicles and heavy equipment; excavations and trenching; concrete and masonry; stairways and ladders; silica exposure controls and monitoring; and cranes and derricks. The checklist prompts a preliminary supervisor meeting, incident review since the last visit, documentation of positive items, and training recommendations, with fields for site contact details and signatures.
by Kevin Berg, from the Community
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Job Site Safety Survey Checklist
This job site safety survey checklist helps construction teams assess compliance across key areas of OSHA 29 CFR 1926. Topics include housekeeping, power and hand tools, ladders, fall protection, scaffolding, fire protection, excavations, heavy equipment, PPE, electrical safety with GFCIs and covers, lockout tagout, welding and cutting controls, stairways and access, material handling, aerial lifts, powder actuated tools, and environmental documentation such as MSDS. Use it to verify training, inspect gear and safeguards, confirm proper access and guarding, and document issues with corrective actions to improve job site safety and reduce incidents.
by olayemi agboola, from the Community
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Onsite Safety Audit for Construction Sites
Use this onsite safety audit checklist to conduct thorough job site inspections across construction projects. The checklist covers administrative compliance, hazard communication, housekeeping and sanitation, PPE, fall protection, guardrails and hole covers, ladders and stairs, scaffolding, electrical safety, power tools and equipment, welding and cutting, heavy equipment, rigging, masonry operations, fire protection, excavations, and confined space. It helps supervisors and safety managers identify hazards, document corrective actions, and verify OSHA 29 CFR 1926 requirements. Capture site details, subcontractors, and sign off to improve accountability and safety performance.
by Thomas Scott, from the Community
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