This Project Concern Tracker template helps teams capture and close project issues quickly. Record document and site details, date and time raised, add photos, and describe the concern. Define proposed and agreed actions, assign a responsible person, and set an expected completion date to drive accountability. Track status and capture the person closing the concern for full traceability. Useful for snagging and punch lists in construction, as well as general issue tracking and QA across projects where clear ownership and proof of completion are required.
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