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Construction Safety Inspection Report

by Joe Rodriguez, from the Community

This construction safety inspection report helps general contractors and site teams audit compliance across key areas. It covers administration and OSHA postings, housekeeping, public protection and site security, motorized equipment checks, earthwork and trench safety, ladders, concrete and silica controls, cranes and hoisting, steel erection, framing and drywall, electrical and lockout tagout, masonry, mechanical and plumbing, glazing, roofing, painting, confined space, equipment inspections, silica compliance, and general site hazards. Use it to verify PPE, fall protection, access, barricades, fire safety, and documentation are in place.

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