Template

Work Site Induction Checklist

by Doug McKenzie, from the Community

20+

This work site induction checklist helps teams identify hazards, assess risks, brief workers, and record attendance and acknowledgments before starting a job. It covers general safety checks, traffic management controls, electrical hazard identification, and key high-risk activities such as confined space entry and working at heights. Use it to capture work steps, define controls, confirm SWMS availability, and obtain worker signatures and dates for compliance and due diligence.

With SafetyCulture you can

Digitize any process, procedure or policy

Eliminate mistakes made by paper-based processes

Create and share professional reports instantly

Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

With SafetyCulture you can

Digitize any process, procedure or policy

Eliminate mistakes made by paper-based processes

Create and share professional reports instantly

Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

About author

Community

This community page makes available free workplace checklists and templates created by other users within the SafetyCulture community. SafetyCulture has re-published this content and where possible, has credited the original author. SafetyCulture has not verified the accuracy, reliability or suitability of any community content. You agree that your use of any of this content is in accordance with SafetyCulture’s Terms and Conditions.

Template
Hazard Identification Checklist
This hazard identification checklist helps teams systematically spot and control workplace risks across high-risk activities and environments. It covers working at heights, plant and equipment, scaffolds, lifting gear, ladders, hazardous manual tasks, hazardous chemicals, PPE, emergency response, traffic management, work environment, electrical and environmental hazards, and administrative controls. The checklist supports permit to work, SWMS, LOTO, and inspection protocols, and includes sections for corrective actions and sign-off to document compliance and accountability.
by Michal Strzyzewski, from the Community
Downloads: 0
Get
Template
Pre-Job Safety and Hazard Analysis and Hot Work
This pre-job safety and hazard analysis checklist helps teams plan and execute hot work and other high-risk tasks in a manufacturing environment. It covers job information, PPE requirements, work area preparation, and a Take 5 risk review to identify hazards such as electrical, mechanical, fire, chemical exposure, confined space, and working at heights. The template includes permit controls for confined space, lockout tag out, hot work, high voltage, and hazard communication. It guides fire watch assignments, start and end time logging, and post-work monitoring, with prompts for emergency contacts and documentation.
by Edwin Horna, from the Community
Downloads: 20+
Get
Template
Site Induction Form for Construction Projects
Use this site induction form to record worker and employer details, verify licenses and high-risk work permits, and brief teams on critical site safety rules. The template covers PPE requirements, scaffolding standards, plant and equipment checks, electrical safety and tagging, excavation and trench controls, fall prevention, welding and hot works permits, hazardous substances registers, ladder use, and general prohibitions. Includes declaration and sign-off sections to confirm induction completion and SWMS alignment.
by Nakul Nahar, from the Community
Downloads: 0
Get
Template
Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS
This Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS template helps teams plan and document high risk construction work. It guides users to break work into steps, identify hazards such as working at heights, excavation, electrical, confined spaces, traffic, and extreme temperatures, assess risk levels, and record control measures. The form includes fields for responsible persons, codes of practice consulted, maintenance checks, assumptions, review dates, and worker sign off with signatures. Use it to communicate methods, verify qualifications and fitness for duty, and ensure controls are followed before and during work. Intended as a starting point only and should be adapted to your site and jurisdiction.
by Onke Mbongo, from the Community
Downloads: 0
Get

Hazard Identification Checklist

This hazard identification checklist helps teams systematically spot and control workplace risks across high-risk activities and environments. It covers working at heights, plant and equipment, scaffolds, lifting gear, ladders, hazardous manual tasks, hazardous chemicals, PPE, emergency response, traffic management, work environment, electrical and environmental hazards, and administrative controls. The checklist supports permit to work, SWMS, LOTO, and inspection protocols, and includes sections for corrective actions and sign-off to document compliance and accountability.

by Michal Strzyzewski, from the Community

Get

Template

Pre-Job Safety and Hazard Analysis and Hot Work

This pre-job safety and hazard analysis checklist helps teams plan and execute hot work and other high-risk tasks in a manufacturing environment. It covers job information, PPE requirements, work area preparation, and a Take 5 risk review to identify hazards such as electrical, mechanical, fire, chemical exposure, confined space, and working at heights. The template includes permit controls for confined space, lockout tag out, hot work, high voltage, and hazard communication. It guides fire watch assignments, start and end time logging, and post-work monitoring, with prompts for emergency contacts and documentation.

by Edwin Horna, from the Community

20+

Get

Template

Site Induction Form for Construction Projects

Use this site induction form to record worker and employer details, verify licenses and high-risk work permits, and brief teams on critical site safety rules. The template covers PPE requirements, scaffolding standards, plant and equipment checks, electrical safety and tagging, excavation and trench controls, fall prevention, welding and hot works permits, hazardous substances registers, ladder use, and general prohibitions. Includes declaration and sign-off sections to confirm induction completion and SWMS alignment.

by Nakul Nahar, from the Community

Get

Template

Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS

This Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS template helps teams plan and document high risk construction work. It guides users to break work into steps, identify hazards such as working at heights, excavation, electrical, confined spaces, traffic, and extreme temperatures, assess risk levels, and record control measures. The form includes fields for responsible persons, codes of practice consulted, maintenance checks, assumptions, review dates, and worker sign off with signatures. Use it to communicate methods, verify qualifications and fitness for duty, and ensure controls are followed before and during work. Intended as a starting point only and should be adapted to your site and jurisdiction.

by Onke Mbongo, from the Community

Get

Work Site Induction Checklist

About author

You might also like

Hazard Identification Checklist

Pre-Job Safety and Hazard Analysis and Hot Work

Site Induction Form for Construction Projects

Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS

You might also like

Hazard Identification Checklist

Pre-Job Safety and Hazard Analysis and Hot Work

Site Induction Form for Construction Projects

Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS