What the checklist should prove
A job planning checklist should prove that the team has enough information, people, documents, materials and controls to start work without scrambling on the day.
Checklist
- Confirm scope, location and client contact
- Check drawings, RAMS, permits and job documents
- Assign labour, supervision and subcontractors
- Confirm materials, plant, tools and deliveries
- Plan access, parking, welfare and working hours
- Capture pre-start photos and known constraints
- Define completion evidence and handover requirements
Keep the plan connected
The checklist is easier to use when it sits beside the job record. Link readiness checks to tasks, documents, stock, RAMS, photos and completion notes.
Zektrx connects Contractor Job Planner Software, Site Operations Software and Construction Project Management Software so planning does not live in a separate spreadsheet.
Next step
Use the Job Planning Checklist, download the Contractor Setup Pack, or start a ยฃ5 for 14 days trial.
Related Zektrx workflow
More ways to use this job planning guide.
Put it into practice
Turn this guide into a working Zektrx workflow.
Start with the ยฃ5 for 14 days trial, then connect RAMS, jobs, stock, documents, records and reporting in one place.