Inspection, Verification & Monitoring

View Submissions for each of the following forms, these submissions serve as proof of inspection, verification and monitoring throughout the project/jobsite:
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Harness  Inspections

Scaffold Inspections

Ladder Inspections  

Daily Pre-Shift Meetings  

Patrick Jones

Site safety manager

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Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of this demo?

This demo provides a sample of how an online platform can deliver site safety orientations and assessments for construction sites in NYC. It includes common questions and answers related to site rules, emergency procedures, and general safety requirements.

Is this information applicable to all NYC construction sites?

The content reflects general NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) and OSHA regulations. However, specific rules may vary by site. Always follow the safety guidelines provided by your site supervisor.

What is the muster point for 123 Some Place, Brooklyn, NY?

In this fictional site scenario, the designated muster point is located at the northeast corner of the site near the main entrance. Muster points are critical gathering locations during emergencies.

How are site safety orientations conducted?

Site safety orientations typically include an overview of site rules, hazard awareness, emergency procedures, and required PPE. This demo shows how these orientations can be delivered online for pre-arrival training.

What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required on site?

At minimum, all workers must wear hard hats, high-visibility vests, safety boots, and protective eyewear. Additional PPE may be required based on tasks performed.

What should I do in case of an emergency?

Follow these steps in an emergency:
  • Stop work immediately and alert others.
  • Follow the designated evacuation route to the muster point.
  • Report to your supervisor or site safety officer for further instructions.

Are online site safety orientations recognized by NYC authorities?

Online safety orientations can supplement in-person training but must meet NYC DOB and OSHA requirements. Some sites may require additional in-person verification.

 How often do workers need to complete site orientations?

Workers typically need to complete an orientation before starting work on a new site. Refresher orientations may be required for long-term projects or when new hazards arise.

Can this platform be customized for real construction projects?

Yes, this demo represents a customizable solution for construction firms looking to provide site-specific safety orientations and assessments online.