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Daily Construction Site Log for Foremen, Excel with Printable PDF

A foreman keeps a dated record of weather, manpower, deliveries and delays. Most days nobody reads it. Then a deadline dispute starts, and the log is the first thing anyone asks for.

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Refunds within 30 days, for any reason. Reply to your receipt and the payment goes back in full. You keep the files; there is nothing to return.

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What it looks like

Cover of Daily Construction Site Log for Foremen, Excel with Printable PDF
The Project Summary, counting days logged, weather by type, total labor hours, deliveries by condition, and hours lost broken down by cause, with the largest single cause of lost time named.
The Daily Log, one row per calendar day: the date and weekday, the weather with heavy rain days picked out in red, the high and low temperature, ground conditions, the work start and stop times, and the workers on site, labor hours, deliveries and delay events that total themselves from the other sheets.

What it does

What you get

  • An Excel workbook with six working sheets: Setup, Daily Log, Manpower, Deliveries, Delays and Events, and Project Summary.
  • A Daily Log with about thirty sample weekdays already filled in, so every formula is visible before you clear it.
  • Manpower, delivery and delay records kept on their own sheets and totaled onto each day automatically.
  • A Project Summary sheet that totals weather days, workforce, deliveries by condition, and hours lost by cause.
  • A one page printable PDF form for the site, with a crew section, space for deliveries, delays and safety notes, and a signature line.
  • A Start Here guide with the numbered steps and the Google Sheets import.

Who it is for

  • Foremen and site supervisors on active construction jobs who need one dated record for weather, manpower, deliveries and delays.
  • General contractors who want the same daily record kept the same way across every site.
  • Anyone who has had to reconstruct what happened on a specific day, weeks after the fact, and does not want to do it again.

What it is not

  • Not accounting software. It does not connect to your bank, your payroll or your accounting system.
  • Not scheduling software. It records what happened; it does not plan what happens next.
  • No macros and no add ins. It is a plain workbook, which is why it opens in Google Sheets.
  • Not a record built to satisfy any single rule or standard. It is a plain, dated log of what happened on site each day.

Refunds

Refunds within 30 days, for any reason. Reply to your receipt and the payment goes back in full. You keep the files; there is nothing to return.