Does anyone have an example of a simple job-site log sheet they use? We’ve been putting all the job site info on the lead’s time sheet, but its getting too cluttered with notes from subs, deliveries, etc., so we need to get it separated. Any examples of what’s wroked for you would be appreciated. Thanks!
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We use one which has the following headings:
Date
Weather
Site inspection:
a. Fire Extinguishers
b. Lighting
c. Debris
d. Bathrooms
e. Materials
f. Job Boxes
Deliveries - who, what, time and delivery of materials confirmed by_______.
Subs/ Crews on site.
Work performed.
Arch visit.
Client visit.
Inspector visit.
Expenses:
Account
Petty Cash
Notes:
Signature
Most of this is done anyway, but noting it assigns responsibility and offers a time line if there are any questions later on down the line. Much also serves as a memory jog when someone questions why we did something, why something costs so much, who did what when, or what happened when/ to...
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