Requirements to complete the installation of the cable network
· Final inspection
· Review of the test information in the cable network
· Instructions for configuring and testing the communications system
· Last documentation update
· Update and completion of the restoration plan, storage of components and documentation
Fiber optic contractor jobs
Preparation of a project checklist
The final checklist of a project will consist of several points, all of them of great importance. Each point on the list requires a complete description that contains the place and time at which it will be necessary and the person responsible for that point. See Chapter 10 for a recommended checklist for the installation of a project. Components such as cables and cable network hardware must have indications regarding suppliers, locations, dates and times of delivery and even, sometimes, the mode. Special equipment for installation must also be planned. Notes on what should be purchased and what will be rented should be included. If the workplace is not safe and the installation will take more than one day, it may be necessary to have security guards in the workplace.
A work plan should be developed that indicates the specializations that will be needed, as well as the place and time. The facilities of the external plant (OSP) usually have a work team in charge of pulling the cables, in particular those that require special facilities such as direct buried cables, those of aerial or underwater laying, other equipment in charge of the splices and maybe one more to perform the tests. OSP installers usually do only part of the job because they need not only skills and training to handle specialized equipment, such as fiber optic fusers or OTDRs, but also installation practices: climb the poles or run the cables through the plow. The contributions of the installation teams can help determine the approximate time needed for each stage of the installation and what are the possible inconveniences that can affect the planning.
· Final inspection
· Review of the test information in the cable network
· Instructions for configuring and testing the communications system
· Last documentation update
· Update and completion of the restoration plan, storage of components and documentation
Fiber optic contractor jobs
Preparation of a project checklist
The final checklist of a project will consist of several points, all of them of great importance. Each point on the list requires a complete description that contains the place and time at which it will be necessary and the person responsible for that point. See Chapter 10 for a recommended checklist for the installation of a project. Components such as cables and cable network hardware must have indications regarding suppliers, locations, dates and times of delivery and even, sometimes, the mode. Special equipment for installation must also be planned. Notes on what should be purchased and what will be rented should be included. If the workplace is not safe and the installation will take more than one day, it may be necessary to have security guards in the workplace.
A work plan should be developed that indicates the specializations that will be needed, as well as the place and time. The facilities of the external plant (OSP) usually have a work team in charge of pulling the cables, in particular those that require special facilities such as direct buried cables, those of aerial or underwater laying, other equipment in charge of the splices and maybe one more to perform the tests. OSP installers usually do only part of the job because they need not only skills and training to handle specialized equipment, such as fiber optic fusers or OTDRs, but also installation practices: climb the poles or run the cables through the plow. The contributions of the installation teams can help determine the approximate time needed for each stage of the installation and what are the possible inconveniences that can affect the planning.
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