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How to check if you are scheduled to work on a site?

Written by Nenad Pajovic

Updated at March 21st, 2025

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In the CloseOut app, select Scheduling to see if you have any work assigned to you. You can see the sites assigned to you in the Scheduling screen and organize the view by day, week, or month.


As a team leader of the scheduled site, you have the ability to set, replace and clear a job type by clicking on the briefcase icon. As a member, you are only able to see which job type you are assigned to by clicking on the blue briefcase icon.

When a Job type is set or replaced, an orange triangle in the upper right corner implies that there was a change made. This is the case on a Daily and Weekly view. On a monthly view, an orange dot implies that the change was made.

Additionally, scheduled Live VQA sessions will be shown in Scheduling, marked in red. 


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