He never returns to a list. Annie names the next shot before he has put the phone down, so the rhythm is shoot, listen, shoot — and where a requirement has a known rejection reason she says it before the photo, while he is still standing there with a wrench in his hand.
Next I need job placard. Get the work order number sharp and in frame.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now before you started. Wide enough to recognise the spot later.
That's everything here. Head over to the trench and I'll need handhole. Whole handhole, lid and the grade around it.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now conduit in the ground. In the open trench, before anyone backfills.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now buried cable depth. Measuring stick in the trench, numbers facing you.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now concrete pad. Whole pad with its surroundings for context.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now pole. Full pole, base to attachment.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now tree trimming. The cleared span, wide enough to show the clearance.
Got it, that's a clear shot. Now distance and scale. A known reference in frame so distance can be judged.
That's everything here. Last thing before you leave: site put back. Same view as your before shot.
The shot list is exported by the app itself rather than written out here, so this page cannot drift from what the technician is actually asked for. Annie speaks these lines aloud from a bundled voice pack — no network, no per-utterance cost, works at the bottom of a vault.