Blue-collar / Foreman / Project Management Vernacular
I often make checklists for jobs, especially if they are a distance from my shop, and assures my helpers get all the stuff I want on the site.  Rather than one word headings, I usually two or three checklists like 1) Tools and equipment. This includes the obvious tools and things like ladders, extension cords, compressor hoses and the like. 2) Material list. this has all the components that will be needed and purchased by the customer. Lumber, trim, paint, light fixtures, insulation etc. 3) Shop stock. this list contains all the consumable items that are not billed individually. This includes stick nails, small electrical supplies, fasteners, tapes, caulking etc. I build these lists when I am estimating the job, then  keep these lists in a customer file, so it is easy to bill out materials etc when the job is done.