Job Lifecycle ​
Every job follows a journey from initial offer through to completion and payment. This page explains that journey from the engineer's perspective.
The Journey ​
1. Job Offer ​
A job starts as an offer. The engineer receives a push notification and can view:
- Customer name and location
- Job type (installation, repair, service, callout)
- Scheduled date and time slot
- Payment amount
Standard vs Regional Offers ​
Engineers receive standard offers assigned directly to them, and may also receive regional offers broadcast to all eligible engineers in an area. Regional offers are competitive and first-come, first-served.
Learn more about Regional Offers
The engineer decides whether to accept or decline.
2. Accepted ​
Once accepted, the job appears in the engineer's diary. They can now see full details:
- Complete customer information
- Property address
- Specific requirements
- Materials needed (if applicable)
3. On the Day ​
When the job day arrives:
- Engineer sends an ETA to the customer
- Travels to the property
- Completes any required risk assessment
- Performs the work
4. Documentation ​
During and after the work, the engineer documents everything:
- Required photos at each stage
- Forms and certificates (e.g., CP1 for gas)
- Customer signature (where required)
5. Ready for Audit ​
When all work and documentation is complete, the engineer submits the job for review. Support staff check:
- All required photos are present
- Forms are completed correctly
- Work meets quality standards
6. Complete ​
Once approved, the job is marked complete. The engineer:
- Receives payment
- Invoice is generated