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Crawlable sample new hire onboarding checklist

Sample small-business onboarding checklist

A local-only sample output for a small business hiring an operations coordinator. It shows the checklist shape before a manager uses the browser-only generator for a real hire.

Local-only sample output

New hire onboarding checklist

Jordan Lee - Operations coordinator

June 15, 2026 | Full-time | manager: Avery Patel

2/18
LocationFront office and warehouse desk
EquipmentLaptop, phone extension, shared inbox access request, desk key
SystemsEmail, scheduling calendar, POS viewer, inventory sheet, team chat

First-week priorities

Learn order intake steps, shadow the daily warehouse handoff, confirm vendor contact sheet, and draft the first weekly operations update.

Pre-start setup

  • [x]Confirm accepted offer, start date, manager, role title, pay schedule, and work location in the official HR/payroll system outside this page.
  • [x]Prepare workspace, desk supplies, badge/key request, parking or building instructions, and first-day arrival contact.
  • [ ]Stage equipment or workspace items: laptop, phone extension, shared inbox access request, desk key.
  • [ ]Request only the systems this role needs: email, scheduling calendar, POS viewer, inventory sheet, team chat.

Day 1 welcome

  • [ ]Meet the manager, review the day-one agenda, explain where questions go, and confirm the first check-in time.
  • [ ]Walk through workspace, restrooms, exits, break area, safety equipment, emergency contacts, and timekeeping routine.
  • [ ]Point the hire to official I-9, W-4, benefits, handbook, policy, and payroll workflows without collecting those records in this checklist.
  • [ ]Introduce immediate teammates, backup contacts, and the person who can answer operational questions when the manager is unavailable.

First week ramp

  • [ ]Shadow the daily workflow and document the first two handoffs the hire should learn.
  • [ ]Confirm access works for email, scheduling calendar, POS viewer, inventory sheet, team chat; remove any access not needed.
  • [ ]Start the first priorities and draft the first weekly operations update.
  • [ ]Hold a first-week manager check-in covering what is clear, what is blocked, and what should be practiced again.
  • [ ]Review safety walkthrough, emergency contacts, incident reporting route, and any role-specific equipment boundaries.

30/60/90 follow-up

  • [ ]At day 30, review role expectations, first deliverables, attendance/timekeeping fit, and training gaps.
  • [ ]At day 60, confirm ownership of recurring work, cross-training needs, and manager feedback themes.
  • [ ]At day 90, review performance expectations, next responsibilities, and any policy or training follow-up.
  • [ ]Store final onboarding notes only in the company's approved employee record or manager file, not in this browser checklist.