A construction snag list, also known as a construction punch list, is a document that outlines items that need to be completed, corrected, or addressed before a construction project can be considered finished or finalized. It typically includes defects, imperfections, or unfinished tasks identified during the final inspection of the project. The purpose of a snag list is to ensure that the construction work meets the required standards of quality and safety before the property is handed over to the client or occupants. Typically, the snag list is created by the project manager, architect, or construction supervisor, and it is then reviewed and addressed by the construction team to rectify any outstanding issues. Once all items on the snag list are resolved satisfactorily, the project can be considered complete.