A log filled in on the day the work happened is a business record. The same words written three days later are recollection. When a delay claim or a defect dispute lands months later, that difference decides who pays.
Ran out of pages, or want to try the layout before you buy? Print as many as you need. No sign-up, no email required.
Twenty-five pages: the eight rules for keeping a log that holds up, six full daily records, and the delay, verbal instruction and idle plant summaries. Prints on letter-size paper.
PDF, 8.5 × 11 in. Free to print and use on your own jobs.
Twenty pages: the eight rules for keeping a log that holds up, the two-page pre-pour checklist, five full pour records, and the delay and quantity summaries. Prints on letter-size paper.
PDF, 8.5 × 11 in. Free to print and use on your own jobs.
One general site record for the whole job, and one book per trade where the columns have to be different.
Hardcover, 280 working days, one page per day. Delay attribution named and totalled, verbal instructions with the email that confirmed them, what did not happen but should have, and the work photographed before it was covered.
Ready-mix tickets, slump, air, temperature and cylinders per truck. Placement, consolidation and curing. Delay attribution, verbal instructions, and the work that was about to be covered.
The same record, with the fields each trade actually needs.
One short email when a new log book is available, and nothing else. Entirely optional: the refill sheets above are free either way.
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