Which evaluation form assesses a designer's performance during the construction phase?

The Construction Phase Evaluation Form is specifically designed to assess a designer's performance during the construction phase of a project. This form focuses on various aspects of the designer's contributions while the project is being executed, such as communication with contractors, responsiveness to issues that arise, and overall effectiveness in ensuring that the design is being implemented as intended. By evaluating these factors, stakeholders can identify both strengths and areas for improvement in the designer's performance in real-time.

Other forms, such as the Design Phase Evaluation Form, focus on assessing performance during the initial design stages, while Performance Review Forms are generally broader and may cover various aspects of an employee’s work beyond just a specific project. Compliance Evaluation Forms assess adherence to codes, regulations, and standards rather than performance specifically related to the design. Each form serves a distinct purpose, making the Construction Phase Evaluation Form the appropriate tool for evaluating performance during the construction phase.