Which notification is NOT available to be sent to clients regarding a job?

• A. The tech has completed the job
• B. The tech arrives on site
• C. The tech has started the job
• D. The job is scheduled for next week

Answer: (B)

The correct choice is that the notification indicating that "the tech arrives on site" is not available to clients regarding a job. This is because typical client notifications focus on significant milestones that pertain to the job's progress or its status, such as job completion, start time, or upcoming appointments.

Notifications such as when the technician completes the job, starts the job, or when a job is scheduled for a specific time are crucial for keeping clients informed about the status of the work they have requested. These notifications help clients plan accordingly and ensure they are prepared for the service being provided.

In contrast, the notification of the technician's arrival is generally not provided as an individual update, because it can be assumed that clients should be ready for the technician’s arrival based on prior communication or schedule confirmations. Thus, while arrival notifications may be useful in some contexts, they are not a standard offering in job-related client notifications, which is why this choice stands out.