Quick summary
- What it is
- Capture safe and at-risk behaviors observed on site and the feedback given. Free from DailyBuild.
- Best for
- Superintendent, Project Manager, General Contractor
- Format
- Excel + PDF
- Price
- Free ($0.00)
- Pillar
- Project Operations & Administration
What's included
- Observation category
- Safe vs at-risk behavior
- Feedback given
- Follow-up actions
Template columns
| Date | Observer | Area | Category | Safe / At-Risk | Observation | Feedback Given | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
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
Are observation cards meant to discipline workers?
They are usually used for coaching and trend tracking; apply your company's own policy.
Is the safety observation card really free?
Yes. It's provided free by DailyBuild; fill in the short form once and download.
References
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