Quick summary
- What it is
- Record workers and visitors arriving at and leaving the construction site.
- Best for
- Superintendent, General Contractor, Safety Manager
- Format
- Excel
- Price
- Free ($0.00)
- Pillar
- Project Management
Template columns
| Date | Name | Company | Trade / Role | Purpose | Time In | Time Out | Signature | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
Excel vs. Daily Build
| Excel | Daily Build | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free to start |
| Mobile field entry | No | Yes |
| Photos & attachments | No | Yes |
| Automatic reports | No | Yes |
| Works offline | Yes | Yes |
FAQ
Who should sign in on site?
Record every worker and visitor according to your site's access policy, including subcontractors, inspectors and delivery visitors.
Does a sign-in sheet replace a safety induction?
No. Attendance records complement, but do not replace, site induction, access control or emergency procedures.
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