Go to main contence: Standardized Procedures and Workflows for Construction Team
Conducting a thorough site inspection means carefully examining the construction site before and during the project to ensure everything is safe, on track, and matches the plans.
Why is it important?
- Identify any safety hazards or issues early
- Check if the work matches the project specifications
- Monitor progress and quality
- Ensure compliance with permits and regulations
- Prevent costly mistakes or delays
What to inspect?
- Site conditions (ground, weather effects, access)
- Materials on-site and storage
- Equipment and machinery safety
- Work quality and craftsmanship
- Safety measures (signage, PPE, barriers)
- Environmental protection (waste disposal, pollution control)
- Compliance with construction drawings and codes
Who should do the inspection?
- Project Manager
- Site Supervisor
- Safety Officer
- Quality Control Inspector
How often?
- Before starting work
- Daily or weekly during construction
- After major milestones or deliveries
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