Site inspections can be highly targeted to the type of work being done, but there are generally a few standard requirements for any site inspections:

1. Safety Check: Check for potential safety hazards, verifying the use of appropriate safety gear and protocols, and ensuring that emergency procedures are in place.
2. Work Quality Assessment: The quality of the work being performed and the materials being used. This can include examining the work done and checking that the work aligns with the project specifications and industry standards.
3. Progress Report: Is your project on track according to the contract? Any delays or deviations are noted, and potential remedies are considered.
4. Compliance: Are you following building codes, environmental regulations, and safety requirements.
5. Documentation: Do you have all the necessary paperwork and documentation, such as permits, safety logs, incident reports, worker certifications, and contract changes.
6. Reporting: The report provides a record of the inspection and can be important for a full audit trail.
7. Follow-up: If any issues were identified during the inspection, follow-up actions are necessary to address them. This could involve making repairs, adjusting work procedures, retraining workers, or taking other corrective measures.

See an example of a site inspection report below.