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Mungo Homes Weekly Safety Inspections

by David Hoefler, from the Community

This weekly safety inspections checklist supports Mungo Homes supervisors, trades, and crews in maintaining a safe residential construction site. It covers site setup, housekeeping, fire prevention, electrical safety, tool and equipment checks, fall protection, ladders, scaffolding, floor and wall openings, material handling, concrete construction, and personal protective equipment. Additional sections address vehicles and stairs, with space to log violations and warnings. Use it to identify hazards, document compliance, and improve safety performance across active lots and communities.

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