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The equipment inspections jobsite teams look up first — excavator, tower crane, forklift, aerial lift, loader, transport vehicle.

Excavator

Mobile crane / boom truck

One platform, multiple sectors

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Construction

Residential, commercial, and civil engineering. CSTC / RSST aligned.

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Transport

Pre-trip inspections, SAAQ compliance, and hazardous materials transport.

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Industrial

Factories, warehouses, and production sites. Lockout/tagout and confined spaces.

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Fire Safety

Fire prevention, building inspections, and NFPA compliance.

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Mining & Quarries

Mining operations, quarries, and aggregates. LSST and RSST standards.

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Energy

Power lines, substations, and renewable energy. CSA standards.

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Municipal

Roads, waterworks, public spaces, and snow removal. MTQ standards.

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Forestry

Logging, forest roads, and timber transport. LSST / RSST framework.

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Jobsite checklists — CSTC / RSST

Over 70 free checklists, written from the CSTC and RSST, for your Québec job sites.

Heavy Work

Structure & Reinforcement

Building Envelope & Roofing

Mechanical & Electrical

Finishing & Cladding

Equipment & Hoisting

Equipment Inspections

Cross-cutting Situations

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Construction safety guides

Practical articles on inspections, prevention, and CSTC/RSST-aligned checklists — to structure your approach before you hit the job site.

Construction site safety inspections

How to prepare SST site inspections in Québec: document findings, prioritize risks, and tie field checks to CSTC/RSST-aligned checklists.

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Construction employers: field prevention

Practical levers for employers: prevention programs, training, supervision, and field evidence—plus checklists to make it operational.

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Work at height: site prevention

Prevention principles for work at height in Québec construction: planning, collective protection, equipment, and field inspections.

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Excavations and trenches

Prevention for excavations and trenches: wall stability, buried utilities, water, access, and signage—with practical checklists.

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Electrical safety on job sites

Electrical safety in construction: temp distribution, conductor protection, energized work rules, and overhead line proximity.

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Scaffolding: inspection themes

What to verify on construction scaffolds: foundations, plumb, guardrails, decks, access, and loads—in a prevention-minded flow.

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Prevention programs on site

Connect prevention programs to daily work: risk ID, instructions, WHMIS, confined spaces, hazardous materials—with field checklists.

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CSTC/RSST-aligned jobsite checklists

What CSTC/RSST-aligned checklists are for, how to deploy them on site, and how to turn completions into useful prevention records.

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Lockout/tagout on construction sites

Lockout/tagout method for Québec construction: identify energy sources, apply locking devices, and document the procedure.

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Respiratory protection on construction sites

Choosing and using respiratory protection on Québec construction sites: RPE types, fit testing, maintenance, and field checklist integration.

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Common SST mistakes on construction sites

The most common safety mistakes on Québec job sites and how to prevent them with field checklists.

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Jobsite inspection report as PDF

How to write and export a jobsite inspection PDF in Québec: findings, photos, follow-up. An aid, not a compliance certificate.

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Site safety representative: daily inspections

What a site safety representative does in the field: prepare, record, close actions. Legal thresholds live on the RMPPCC sheet.

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Inspection app for Québec construction sites

How to choose a Québec jobsite inspection app: CSTC/RSST lists, mobile, PDF, crew. Independent aid. The CNESST does not certify it.

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Silica on site: control the dust

How to control silica dust on a Québec site: water, HEPA, respirators, cleanup. CSTC 3.25 thresholds are on the legal sheet.

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Crane inspection: initial, periodic and daily checks

Crane checks under the Québec CSTC: competent-person verification, periodic inspection per the manufacturer, and the operator's daily inspection.

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Confined space on site: prepare before entry

How to prepare a confined-space entry on a Québec construction site: CSTC 3.21, atmosphere, rescue. Aid tool, not a CNESST certificate.

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SAAQ circle check: the walk-around before leaving

How to run a heavy-vehicle circle check in Québec: SAAQ rules, not the CSTC. Tie the field list to the official guide.

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Daily machine inspection: the walk-around before the shift

How to run a daily construction-equipment inspection in Québec: operator, pre-op points, CSTC/RSST. Equipment-list hub.

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SST coordinator (CoSS): the role, not only the threshold

CoSS / site SST coordinator in Québec: 100 workers or $12M thresholds, role vs RSS. RMPPCC sheet for the articles.

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Québec construction rules (French)

Citable thresholds for falls, trenches, power lines and rescue — based on the CSTC and RSST. These pages are in French.

Organisation

CSTC : Code de sécurité pour les travaux de construction

Organisation

Article 51 de la LSST : les 16 obligations de l’employeur

Organisation

Mécanismes de prévention : les seuils par nombre de travailleurs

Chutes

CSTC chute plus de 3 m : garde-corps et hiérarchie 2.9.1

Chutes

Ligne d’avertissement toiture : CSTC 2.9.4.0 et 2.9.4.1

Chutes

Sauvetage harnais 15 minutes : CSTC 2.9.5

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