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