During a project, what type of report tracks the manpower and equipment used?

The Weekly Summary Report is essential for tracking manpower and equipment used during a project. This type of report provides a regular overview of the project's progress on a weekly basis, allowing project managers to assess resource allocation, efficiency, and any potential issues related to labor and equipment. It helps ensure that the project stays on schedule and within budget by documenting how many workers are on site, what equipment is being utilized, and how these resources are being managed over time.

In contrast, the other report types have specific purposes that do not focus primarily on tracking manpower and equipment. For example, a Materials Usage Report is concerned with the quantities and types of materials consumed during the project. A Non-Conformance Report addresses issues or deviations from project specifications or standards, highlighting problems that need corrective action. Lastly, a Project Completion Report provides a summary of the entire project after completion, evaluating success against initial goals without detailed ongoing resource tracking.