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Contractor Sign In and Induction Record

A free printable contractor register — who is on site, what work they are doing, what they were briefed on, and that they signed for it.

First page of the Contractor Sign In and Induction Record — Record not just that a contractor arrived but what they were told about your building before they started work.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.

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What this sheet is for

Record not just that a contractor arrived but what they were told about your building before they started work.

Who it is for

Site managers, facilities teams, landlords, schools and anyone letting trades into premises they are responsible for.

How to use it

  1. Fill in the work being done, not just the company name.
  2. Brief them before they start, then tick the induction column.
  3. Write the points you covered at the foot of the sheet.
  4. Record permit numbers where a permit system applies.
  5. Check everyone has signed out at the end of the day.

What is on the sheet

One page, top to bottom:

Printed under the title: Contractors on site — who they are, what they were briefed on, and that they signed for it.

Record what they were told, not just that they arrived. The induction column is the point. A contractor sign-in that does not record what they were told about the building is a list of names. What your induction has to cover depends on the site and the law where you are — write your own points in and tick them off.

Write-on lines: Site · Date · Site contact · Sheet

Table, 11 rows: Time in · Name · Company · Work being done · Induction given · Permit no. · Time out · Signature

Ruled lines: Points covered in the induction today

Write-on lines: Signed off by · Date

Questions

What should an induction cover?

That depends entirely on the site, the work and the law where you are, so the sheet prints no list. Write your own points in the space provided — the value is in covering the same things every time and having a record that you did.

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The same subject, with a version you can fill in on screen.

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