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Work Area Inspection Checklist Weekly

by Jessica DeGraaf, from the Community

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Use this weekly Work Area Inspection checklist to systematically review job sites and maintain compliance. The form covers housekeeping, aisles and exits, access and egress, guardrails, stairs, ladders, elevated work platforms, floor and roof openings, personal protective equipment, electrical safety including cords, GFCI and panels, lighting, machine guarding, material handling, ventilation, traffic control, public protection and fire protection. Inspectors can record hazard ratings from high to low, note recommended corrective actions, attach photos, and capture signatures. Ideal for construction crews and site supervisors to identify risks early, standardize audits, and improve safety performance week after week.

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