Work report

Handover & work protocol for scaffolders

Erection, release and inspections documented per scaffold — liability boundary and billing basis.

Work report
Report no. ____
LOGO
Your business · Street · City
Name
Company
Street, no.
ZIP, city
E-mail
Customer · Street · City
Name
Company
Street, no.
ZIP, city
E-mail
Date
Time from / to

Site / project: ______________________

No.Hrs
1Erect working scaffold, facade up to 7 m (m²)______
2Base standing time 4 weeks (m²)______
3Standing time extension per week (m²)______
4Protective roof over entrance (lm)______
5Scaffold stair access (pcs)______
6Dismantling and removal (flat rate)______
7
8
Total hours ______
Place, date · Signature client
Place, date · Signature contractor
Notes
  • · Have the customer sign on site — the report is your proof when questions come.
  • · For time-and-material work: agree hourly rates in advance and state them in the report.

Sample without guarantee — no legal or tax advice. · Last reviewed: 2026-07

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What belongs in the scaffold protocol

The handover protocol with date and signature marks the liability boundary: from release, the user is responsible for changes to the scaffold. Document the as-erected state (anchoring, decks, signage) and every ordered change — together with the standing time data, that is the basis of billing.

E-invoicing & public contracts

Scaffolding on schools, town halls and municipal housing: public clients require XRechnung — DasHandwerk.xhub generates it automatically.

Typical line items for Scaffolding

  • Erect working scaffold, facade up to 7 m (m²)
  • Base standing time 4 weeks (m²)
  • Standing time extension per week (m²)
  • Protective roof over entrance (lm)
  • Scaffold stair access (pcs)
  • Dismantling and removal (flat rate)

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