This is a slight alternative if you updated your workflow.
When the computer is checked back in and placed in the dock.
The staff member would boot the computer up in the dock and either press F12 to get to the boot menu and select network to reach the fog menu (or based on the boot order it would boot to the FOG Menu right away). Once at the fog menu the staff member would pick quick image (or what ever its called now). Then fog will lay down the image. There is no need to touch the web console. I’d have to check but I think we can even set the quick image feature as a default FOG Menu option. In FOG 1.4.0 (soon to be released) there is an option to limit the quick image menu to only display the image you defined for that host system. Today it will list all images defined in the FOG environment.
There is another option that may take a little hacking (very little). When you schedule an image deployment FOG creates a task for this. At the very end of the image deployment the target computer checks back into the fog server and tells it “I’m all done”. When the fog server gets the “I’m all done” signal it will remove the task from the list. If that “I’m all done” signal is not sent by the target computer the task will remain in the queue. Someone with little computing skills could make this change to the inits to disable this signal. I’m not in favor of this route, but it is possible to do without much effort.