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Visitor log

Record who visits your premises, who they met and when they left, for security and safety.

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Visitor log

Site: Head Office, 12 Mill Lane
Date: 14 October 2027
Kept by: Reception, Anna Berg

Visitors

Time in Name Company Who they came to see Badge Time out
09:05 Paul Meyer Alder Supplies Meeting with Sofia Marin Badge 14 Out 10:40
13:30 Ines Duarte Delivery driver Drop at loading bay Badge none Out 13:42

Safety briefing

Fire exits shown, visitor badge worn, escorted at all times.

Visitors without an escort

None today.

Problems or refused entry

None.

End of day

Anyone still on site: No one.

Privacy

This log is used for security and safety, and for a roll call in an emergency. It is not shared except where the law requires. Kept for: 12 months, then deleted

Checked

______________________ Reception, Anna Berg Date: 14 October 2027

Templates are a careful starting point, not legal advice. Where the law matters, check what applies where you are.

Operations and quality

What this template is for

A visitor log for offices, sites and clinics. Record who came, their company, who they met, time in and out, badge number and any safety briefing given.

It is free to fill in online, needs no account, and downloads as a Word document or a PDF. See all Operations and quality templates

Operations and quality

What you fill in

The form asks for 9 details. The document fills itself in as you type.

  • Site or building

    For example: Head Office, 12 Mill Lane

  • Date

    For example: 14 October 2027

  • Kept by (reception or security)

    For example: Reception, Anna Berg

  • Visitors

    One row for each visitor.

    For example: 09:05 | Paul Meyer | Alder Supplies | Meeting with Sofia Marin | Badge 14 | Out 10:40 13:30 | Ines Duarte | Delivery driver | Drop at loading bay | Badge none | Out 13:42

  • Safety briefing givenoptional

    For example: Fire exits shown, visitor badge worn, escorted at all times.

  • Visitors allowed without an escortoptional

    For example: None today.

  • Problems or refused entryoptional

    For example: None.

  • Anyone still on site at the end of the dayoptional

    Needed so nobody is missed in an evacuation.

    For example: No one.

  • How long this log is keptoptional

    For example: 12 months, then deleted

Operations and quality

What is inside

The parts of this document, in order.

  1. 1Visitors
  2. 2Safety briefing
  3. 3Visitors without an escort
  4. 4Problems or refused entry
  5. 5End of day
  6. 6Privacy
  7. 7Checked

Templates

How it works

  1. 01

    Fill in

    Type your details in the form. The document fills itself in as you type; click any gap to jump to its field.

  2. 02

    Check

    Read it through. Gaps you have not filled stay marked, so nothing goes out half done.

  3. 03

    Download

    Save it as a Word document to edit further, or as a PDF to send or print.

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Operations and quality

Questions people ask

What details does this template ask for?

The form asks for 9 details, starting with Site or building, Date, Kept by, Visitors. 5 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.

Is what I type sent anywhere?

No. What you type stays in your browser while you fill in the document. It only goes to nerix if you choose to open the template in the chat.

What should I check before I use this template?

A visitor log holds personal data. Tell visitors why you keep it, keep it private and delete it after the period your local rules allow.

Are these operations templates free?

Most are. Fill in and download them for free as Word or PDF, with no account. A few longer documents are premium: free to fill in, paid once to download, and marked with their price.

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.

Who should approve a procedure?

The person who owns the process and a manager who can authorise it. The procedure template has fields for both, and for the review date.