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Capture inspection photos

Capture the site photos and attach them to the field report.

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Jamie Davis10 minutes ago

The inspection photos are ready. Could you check the equipment labels before I attach the report?

Alex Morgan5 minutes ago

Checked — the labels are clear. Looks good to include in the field report!

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Jamie Davis changed status from Todo to In progress.25 minutes ago
Alex Morgan assigned this issue to Jamie Davis.30 minutes ago
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