👉SITE BOOK

💫In construction, a site book (sometimes called a site diary, site log, or site register) is an official record used to document daily activities, progress, issues, and instructions on a construction site.

🏷Key Purposes

1. Daily Progress Tracking

Records work completed each day, weather conditions, manpower, and machinery used.

2. Communication & Instructions

Used by the Resident Engineer (RE), Project Manager, or Supervisors to issue instructions or note observations for the contractor.

3. Quality & Safety Documentation

Logs inspections, tests, safety incidents, and compliance with specifications.

4. Evidence & Dispute Resolution

Acts as legal evidence in case of claims, delays, or disputes between parties.

⭐️Typical Entries

*Date, weather, and site conditions

*Manpower and equipment on site

*Work completed (by section or activity)

*Instructions given by RE or Consultant

*Safety incidents or quality control checks

*Delays, disruptions, or variations

*Visitor records (e.g., inspectors)

📜Who Maintains It?

Usually kept on site and maintained by the Contractor or Site Engineer, but entries can be made by the Consultant, RE, or Client Representative as well.

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