Sanchez asks how DOB reviews site safety logs
Sanchez asks how and when DOB checks site safety logs and whether they are submitted; Tigani says site safety logs are checked at every inspection, whether routine, unannounced, or incident-related, and that 32,472 sites got a log review in FY2026, resulting in 260 oath summonses for missing, incomplete, or falsified logs.
So DOB requires site safety managers, coordinators, and construction superintendents to keep safety logs.
How does DOB check whether site safety logs are kept and if reports are accurate?
When does DOB review these logs?
Is it during a routine inspection, an announced visit, or only after an incident?
Do they submit them?
And I'll stop there because this is like a seven-part question.
So the department does require these documents as necessary to verify compliance.
We check for site safety logs at every inspection.
It's done during the routine, the unannounced, or...
The incident inspection incidents, I think you asked us to look at fiscal year 2026.
All site inspections included a site safety log review.
Total sites inspected, which included a site safety log review, is 32,472.
And if I can go forward, because I'm sure you'll also want to know about missing and complete or falsified logs.
That's right.
That we issued.
260 oath summonses in fiscal year 2026 for missing and complete or falsified logs.
Thank you.
How do you know that they're falsified?