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Site Safety Assessment Checklist

by Paul Mclean, from the Community

Use this site safety assessment template to evaluate construction site readiness before work begins. The checklist covers tool condition and defects, guards and electrical cords, storage and missing parts, PPE availability and competency, ladders and tags, first aid kits and fire extinguishers, and equipment registers. It also prompts signage setup, subcontractor sign-in, hazard identification, photos of tools and site setup, and customer communication about safe zones. Ideal for supervisors and crews aiming to standardize inspections, reduce risk, and document compliance.

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