Daily Site Delay Report Sample (Free PDF, Excel)

Accurate documentation of daily delays is critical for managing claims and ensuring transparency in any construction project. This Daily Site Delay Report Sample helps you formalize delay incidents by capturing key information on-site.

The PDF includes:

Date & location
Weather conditions
Activity affected
Time & nature of the delay
Responsible party
Schedule impact
Corrective action
Safety and remarks

Use this form as part of your daily reporting system to strengthen project records and support future Extension of Time (EOT) claims.

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