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Top 10 Checklists in Raken

Elissa

Posted on February 9th, 2026

Raken construction checklist app for web and mobile.

Raken’s safety and quality checklists standardize procedures for inspections, hazard analysis, incident reports, and more. We offer a library of pre-built checklist templates you can assign as is or customize to fit your workflows. You can also create checklists from scratch using our fast and easy checklist building tools.

Check out our top ten most frequently used checklist types.

Raken’s top checklists

1. Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

Construction workers put their lives at risk every day. A simple checklist can help them thoroughly assess hazards on the jobsite and ensure there's a plan in place to prevent unnecessary incidents.

A job hazard analysis checklist covers:

  • The risks associated with the day’s tasks

  • Safety measures that should be taken

  • PPE requirements

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2. Heavy Equipment

From bulldozers and backhoes to cranes and excavators, working with or around many of the tools and equipment needed on the jobsite can be dangerous and difficult to manage.

Our customers use heavy equipment checklists so equipment stays in better working condition and operators keep safety top of mind.

A heavy equipment checklist covers:

  • What equipment is being used

  • Inspection of the equipment and work area

  • Safety measures that should be taken

  • Operator certifications 

3. Extra Work/Change Order Form

When work is required that’s out of the project scope, it needs to be properly documented. An extra work or change order form keeps your teams organized and clearly communicates the change in scope to stakeholders.

An extra work/chane order checklist covers:

  • What new work is required

  • Who completed the work

  • When the work was completed

  • How many hours and materials were used

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4. Construction Quality Control

Rework is expensive and time consuming. To avoid quality mistakes that can lead to costly disputes, our customers utilize checklists that walk field crews through the steps for reviewing work and checking for defects.

A quality control checklist covers:

  • Scope of work

  • Submittals

  • Inspections

  • Any issues found

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5.Material Delivery

Materials are a major expense. Construction companies often use a standardized checklist to track material deliveries and protect their investments.

A material delivery checklist covers:

  • Who delivered and received the materials

  • Time and date of delivery

  • Where and how the materials were stored 

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6. Project Safety

Safety is a complex issue, and many variables can affect the level of risk on a construction site. Many of our customers choose to complete a general project safety checklist that reviews all factors holistically on a regular basis.

A project safety checklist covers:

  • General safety measures on the jobsite

  • Housekeeping

  • PPE

  • Equipment

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7. Incident/Property Damage Report

Not all incidents or accidents can be avoided. In the event that an injury or illness occurs, or if property is damaged, businesses need a way to quickly document the details.

An incident or property damage report covers:

  • What happened

  • Who was involved

  • Whether or not the right stakeholders have been notified

  • Prevention tactics

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8. Near-Miss Incident Report

Similarly, even when a mistake leads to a close call, it’s crucial to document exactly what happened and all the contributing factors. That way, different strategies can be implemented to improve safety and prevent near-misses (and worse) in the future.

An near-miss incident report covers:

  • What happened

  • Contributing factors

  • Prevention tactics

9. Excavation Safety

Excavation areas are highly dangerous, so our customers will often take extra care and assign a dedicated checklist for prepping and inspecting the excavation site.

An excavation safety checklist covers:

  • DigAlert notification

  • Soil inspections

  • Access routes

  • Emergency plans

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10. Forklift Safety

Forklifts are one of the most commonly used pieces of heavy equipment. You can ensure the safety of both the operator and other personnel in the work area with a checklist.

An forklift safety checklist covers:

  • Operator certification

  • Equipment inspection

  • Maintenance requirements

  • Pathway clearance

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