Construction site diary guides
A site diary is the daily record that protects the programme and the payment when a job is disputed months later. The strongest diaries are written for the actual work in front of you, capturing the things that cause arguments on that phase. These guides set out what a defensible daily record should capture for each type of work, with a worked example and how to log it from your phone without losing an hour to paperwork.
Site Diary for a New Build
Labour, plant, progress by plot, inspections and delays across the whole build.
Site Diary for Groundworks
Excavation, ground conditions, water, services and weather stops.
Site Diary for Roofing
Access, edge protection, weather and progress on roof work.
Site Diary for a House Extension
The daily record for a domestic extension from dig to handover.
Site Diary for a Refurbishment
Existing-condition findings, strip-out, services, variations and occupied-building points.
Site Diary for a Loft Conversion
Party wall, structural steels, roof weathertightness, fire safety and building control.
Site Diary for a Commercial Fit-Out
Landlord coordination, out-of-hours works, M&E progress, deliveries and variations.
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