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Site safety induction

Contractor: Hale Construction Ltd
Site: Quay House refurbishment, 12 Dock Road
Date: 12 April 2027
Person inducted: Luis Ortega
Employer: Ortega Electrical
Trade: Electrician
Given by: Tom Hale, Site Manager

1. Hazards on this site

Work at height on the scaffold
Excavation at the rear, with edge protection
Live services in the basement
Plant moving in the yard
Asbestos report for the 2nd floor, no work there

2. Protective equipment

Hard hat, safety boots, high-visibility vest at all times
Gloves and eye protection for cutting and drilling
Hearing protection in marked areas

3. Site rules

Sign in and out at the gate every day
No alcohol or drugs
No work at height without training and a harness
Keep walkways clear and tools tidy
Report every accident and near miss

Permits: Hot work, work at height, confined space and electrical isolation each need a permit from the site manager

4. Emergencies

Alarm: one long horn. Assembly point: car park by the gate.
First aider: Priya Nair, in the site office.
Nearest hospital: City General, 2 km.
Site emergency number: +44 7700 900123

Welfare: Toilets and drinking water in the green cabin, mess room next to the gate

5. Your duties

  • Look after your own safety and that of others.
  • Follow the method statement for your task, and stop work if it is not safe.
  • Do not use equipment you are not trained or authorised to use.
  • Tell the site manager about hazards, accidents and near misses at once.
  • You may refuse unsafe work without penalty.

6. Checked by the inductor

  • Site plan and walk round done
  • Hazards, rules and emergency plan explained
  • Certificates, training and tickets seen (list): ______________________
  • Protective equipment checked
  • Questions answered

7. Confirmation

I have been shown and understood the above and I will follow the site rules.

Name: Luis Ortega Signature: ______________________ Date: ______________

Inductor: Tom Hale, Site Manager Signature: ______________________ Date: ______________

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What this template is for

A site safety induction record for construction: hazards, rules, emergency points, protective gear and a signed confirmation. Fill it in online.

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What you fill in

The form asks for 13 details. The document fills itself in as you type.

  • Contractor

    For example: Hale Construction Ltd

  • Site name and address

    For example: Quay House refurbishment, 12 Dock Road

  • Date of the induction

    For example: 12 April 2027

  • Person inducted

    For example: Luis Ortega

  • Their employer

    For example: Ortega Electrical

  • Trade or role

    For example: Electrician

  • Given by

    For example: Tom Hale, Site Manager

  • Main hazards on this site

    From your risk assessment. One per line.

    For example: Work at height on the scaffold Excavation at the rear, with edge protection Live services in the basement Plant moving in the yard Asbestos report for the 2nd floor, no work there

  • Protective equipment required

    For example: Hard hat, safety boots, high-visibility vest at all times Gloves and eye protection for cutting and drilling Hearing protection in marked areas

  • Site rules

    For example: Sign in and out at the gate every day No alcohol or drugs No work at height without training and a harness Keep walkways clear and tools tidy Report every accident and near miss

  • Emergency arrangements

    For example: Alarm: one long horn. Assembly point: car park by the gate. First aider: Priya Nair, in the site office. Nearest hospital: City General, 2 km. Site emergency number: +44 7700 900123

  • Welfare (optional)optional

    For example: Toilets and drinking water in the green cabin, mess room next to the gate

  • Permits needed (optional)optional

    For example: Hot work, work at height, confined space and electrical isolation each need a permit from the site manager

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What is inside

The parts of this document, in order.

  1. 11. Hazards on this site
  2. 22. Protective equipment
  3. 33. Site rules
  4. 44. Emergencies
  5. 55. Your duties
  6. 66. Checked by the inductor
  7. 77. Confirmation

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  2. 02

    Check

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Questions people ask

What details does this template ask for?

The form asks for 13 details, starting with Contractor, Site name and address, Date of the induction, Person inducted, Their employer. 2 more are optional.

Can I download this template as Word or PDF?

Yes. When you have filled in the form, save it as a Word document to keep editing, or as a PDF to send or print. It is free and needs no account.

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What should I check before I use this template?

This is a template, not legal advice or a safety certificate. Building site safety law differs by country and by job. Use it with your site risk assessment and method statements, and add every duty your local rules require.

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Do they meet a standard such as ISO 9001?

They are a practical starting point and certify nothing. Standards and safety laws differ by industry and country, so check what applies to you.

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