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Snow Removal Readiness Checklist for Property Managers

Stay ahead of winter's challenges! Our Snow Removal Readiness Checklist ensures your properties are protected and tenants are safe. From equipment checks to vendor contracts, this essential guide simplifies prep and minimizes winter worries for property managers.

This Template was installed 4 times.

Equipment Inventory & Maintenance

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Verify snow removal equipment (plows, shovels, salt spreaders) is available, functional, and properly maintained.

Snow Plow Condition (1-5, 5=Excellent)

Shovel Count

Salt/Sand Spreader Condition (1-5, 5=Excellent)

Tire Condition (All Equipment)

Last Maintenance Date (Plow)

Notes on Equipment Condition/Repairs Needed

Photo of Equipment (if needed)

Supplier Agreements & Stockpiles

2 of 8

Confirm contracts with snow removal vendors are in place and review salt/sand/melt inventory levels.

Primary Snow Removal Vendor

Salt/Ice Melt Stock Level (tons)

Sand Stock Level (tons)

Vendor Contract Expiration Date

Notes on Vendor Contract (e.g., rates, services included)

Backup Snow Removal Vendor (if applicable)

Emergency Contact Information

3 of 8

Ensure up-to-date contact details for vendors, staff, and relevant authorities are readily accessible.

Primary Vendor Contact Name

Primary Vendor Phone Number

Secondary Vendor Contact Name

Secondary Vendor Phone Number

Local Authority Contact (Police/Fire)

Local Authority Phone Number

Internal Property Management Contact

Internal Contact Phone Number

Weather Monitoring & Alert System

4 of 8

Set up a system to monitor weather forecasts and issue timely alerts to staff and residents.

Primary Weather Source

Alert Threshold - Snowfall (inches)

Alert Threshold - Wind Chill (Fahrenheit)

Last System Check Date

Alert Delivery Method

Recipient Groups

Resident Communication Plan

5 of 8

Develop a plan to communicate snow removal procedures, parking restrictions, and safety guidelines to residents.

Initial Snow Alert Message Draft

Communication Channels Used

Date of Last Communication Test

Time of Last Communication Test

Snow Removal Policy Reference Link

Contact Person for Resident Inquiries

Parking & Access Management

6 of 8

Establish parking restrictions and ensure clear access routes for snow removal equipment and emergency vehicles.

Designated Snow Emergency Parking Zone?

Snow Emergency Parking Zone Description (if applicable)

Maximum Vehicle Parking Time (Snow Emergency)

Restricted Areas (Snow Removal)

Date of Last Parking Restriction Signage Review

Notes on Accessibility Considerations for Disabled Parking

Safety Procedures Review

7 of 8

Review and reinforce safety procedures for staff involved in snow removal operations.

Review of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements (gloves, boots, eye protection)

Review of safe lifting techniques for snow removal

Confirmation of understanding of ice/snow hazard identification protocols

Report any equipment defects or concerns

Date of safety procedure review completion

Employee Signature Acknowledging Review

Liability & Insurance

8 of 8

Confirm adequate liability insurance coverage for snow removal activities.

Current Liability Insurance Coverage Amount

Insurance Policy Type (Snow Removal Endorsement)

Insurance Policy Expiration Date

Summary of Snow Removal Liability Coverage Details

Confirm Policy Includes Subcontractor Coverage

Insurance Certificate of Insurance (COI)

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