What is tracked using Resolution Tracking Forms (RTF)?

Resolution Tracking Forms (RTF) are specifically designed to document and track issues and resolutions that arise during the commissioning process. This tool is crucial for ensuring that any challenges encountered are addressed systematically, allowing the project team to maintain clarity and focus on resolving problems effectively. By keeping a detailed record of each issue, including its nature, impact, and the actions taken to resolve it, project stakeholders can ensure that all pertinent information is captured and can be reviewed as necessary. This process ultimately contributes to a smoother commissioning experience and enhances overall project quality.

The other options deal with aspects that are unrelated to the primary purpose of RTF. Employee attendance records focus on staff management rather than the technical process of commissioning, budget discrepancies pertain to financial management rather than operational resolutions, and vendor performance metrics evaluate supplier effectiveness rather than addressing project-specific challenges. Thus, the primary function of RTF remains centered around capturing issues and resolutions specific to the commissioning process.