Quality Management Site Visit Checklist

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Compliance & Quality Assurance

1. Safety Compliance

  • Are all workers wearing appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)?

  • Is the site organised and free from potential trip hazards?

  • Are safety barriers and signage properly installed where required?

  • Has a risk assessment been conducted for the day’s activities

  • Are emergency procedures and equipment (e.g., fire extinguishers) available and functional?

  • Have any incidents, near misses, or safety concerns been logged and reported?

2. Quality Assurance

  • Does the work meet the project’s specifications and standards?

  • Is the workmanship neat, precise, and professional?

  • Are materials used of the specified quality and properly installed?

  • Have previous non-conformance issues been resolved

  • Are inspections or tests (e.g., electrical, structural) required, and have they been scheduled or completed?

Progress, Resources and Relations

3. Progress Assessment

  • Is the work on schedule according to the project timeline or job order?

  • Have milestones or key deliverables been met?

  • Are there any delays or obstructions affecting progress?

  • Are workers following the agreed-upon sequence of activities??

4. Resource Management

  • Is the workforce adequate to meet the current demands of the project?

  • Are tools and equipment available, operational, and being used safely?

  • Are the materials and resources on-site sufficient for upcoming tasks?

  • Are there any issues with deliveries or material shortages?

5. Client and Stakeholder Relations

  • Have the client’s requirements and expectations been met so far?

  • Are there any client concerns that need addressing?

  • Is there clear communication with the client regarding progress and any issues?

Documentation and Observations

6. Documentation and Reporting

  • Have all required records (e.g., daily updates, daily photos, job sheet) been completed from each engineer?

  • Are any photographs or evidence needed to document progress or issues?

  • Have feedback or improvement suggestions been captured?

7. General Observations

  • Are there any notable improvements or standout performances on-site?

  • Are there additional risks, inefficiencies, or quality concerns not covered above?

  • Have any innovative practices or cost-saving measures been observed?

Actions and sign off

8. Follow-up Actions

  • List corrective actions required to resolve any non-compliance or issues above.

  • Schedule follow-up inspections or site visits as needed

  • Ensure responsible parties are assigned to address outstanding items

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