Pre-Start Checklist Construction

Use this Construction Pre Start Checklist to inspect technology and tools, and plan projects, ensuring sites are ready before beginning construction work.

Download as free PDF

Library
Construction
Pre-Start Checklist Construction

Project Planning And Assessment

Regulatory Compliance And Permits

Financial Planning

Project Team And Resources

Design And Documentation

Procurement And Supplier Management

Risk Assessment And Management

Stakeholder Communication

Logistics And Site Preparation

Technology And Tools

Is this sample what you are looking for?
Sign up to use & customise this template, or create your own custom checklist:

Checklist by GoAudits.com – Please note that this checklist is intended as an example. We do not guarantee compliance with the laws applicable to your territory or industry. You should seek professional advice to determine how this checklist should be adapted to your workplace or jurisdiction.

Easy inspection app for your digital checklists

Conduct inspections anytime, anywhere - even offline
Capture photos as proof of compliance or areas needing attention
Instantly generate and share detailed reports after the inspections
Assign & track follow-up tasks, view historical trends on a centralized dashboard

Pre-Start Checklist Construction

Use this Construction Pre Start Checklist to inspect technology and tools, and plan projects, ensuring sites are ready before beginning construction work.

1. Have project goals, objectives, and client expectations been reviewed?

2. Has the feasibility of the project been evaluated, considering budget, resources, and timeline?

3. Has a site analysis been conducted, including topography, soil quality, and environmental factors?

4. Has the project scope, deliverables, and milestones been defined?

1. Have the required permits and approvals from local authorities been verified?

2. Is the project in compliance with zoning regulations and building codes?

3. Does the project adhere to environmental and safety regulations?

1. Has a comprehensive budget been developed, accounting for all costs?

2. Have funds for contingencies and unexpected expenses been estimated and allocated?

3. Has a financial management plan been created to track expenses and adjustments?

1. Has a project team, including architects, engineers, and contractors, been assembled?

2. Have roles and responsibilities been assigned to team members?

3. Is there availability of skilled labor, equipment, and materials?

1. Have architectural and engineering drawings been finalized?

2. Have detailed construction plans, including blueprints and schematics, been developed?

3. Has a project specifications document detailing materials, finishes, and standards been created?

1. Have relationships with reliable suppliers and subcontractors been established?

2. Have competitive bids and quotes for materials and services been obtained?

3. Have contracts and agreements with suppliers and subcontractors been negotiated?

1. Have potential project risks, including financial, scheduling, and safety concerns, been identified?

2. Have risk mitigation strategies and contingency plans been developed?

3. Has insurance coverage been reviewed to ensure adequate protection?

1. Have communication protocols with project stakeholders, including clients, team members, and regulatory agencies, been established?

2. Have regular progress meetings been scheduled to maintain open communication?

1. Has a plan for construction site logistics, including access points, storage areas, and utilities, been developed?

2. Have site preparation activities, such as clearing, grading, and utility connections, been coordinated?

3. Are proper safety measures in place for workers and the public?

1. Has construction management software and tools been implemented for project tracking?

2. Has Building Information Modeling (BIM) been utilized for enhanced project visualization and coordination?

3. Have on-site communication systems been set up for real-time updates and reporting?