What is typically tracked in the Master Punch List (MPL)?

The Master Punch List (MPL) is primarily used in construction and project management to compile and track all outstanding issues that need to be addressed before a project can be considered complete. This includes items from architectural punch lists, which detail specific tasks that need correction or finishing touches, as well as issues identified during the commissioning process, where systems and components are tested for proper functionality. By encompassing all these issues, the MPL serves as a comprehensive reference for ensuring that everything is resolved to meet project specifications and standards prior to final handover.

Tracking design changes and updates, financial records, or meeting attendance, while important in their own contexts, do not specifically pertain to the primary function of the Master Punch List, which focuses on the completion of outstanding project work.