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# Add a callout job
Use this when you're called out to a job that isn't on the Calendar yet. Open the main menu and tap **Add Callout Job**.
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Add Callout Job
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Further down: staff, vehicles, photos and TMPs
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1. Choose the **Client**.
2. Enter the **Location**: start typing a road or address and pick it from the list.
3. Enter a **Description of Work Activity**.
4. Under **Traffic TTM Closures** and **Pedestrian and Cyclist TTM Closures**, pick the closures from the list, or type a new one.
5. Enter the **Number of Staff Required Onsite** (it starts at 1), or tick **TBC**.
6. Add the **Allocated Staff** and **Allocated Vehicles**. You're added to the staff automatically.
7. Tap **Add photos** to add any photos.
8. Under **TMPs**, search the TMP library and add the TMP you're using, or tap **Upload TMP** to attach a PDF.
9. Tap **Save**.
The job is added to the Calendar for the office to see.
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