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  • CSA

  • Job ID

  • Job Source

  • Address

  • Audit Date/Time

  • Auditor

  • Auditee

  • Field Manager

NGA.01 Inventory Data Correct

  • 110.050 Inventory database updated

NGA.02 Closure Labelling Correct - inc. Data Card

  • 110.051 Network labelling correct at AOFDF and log completed

  • 110.052 FFP Cabinet data card completed in pencil. ABF - microduct #, splitter and splitter leg. FF - splitter and splitter leg

  • 110.053 ONT - All ONTs labelled with 'SLID' number - schools, commercial, locations with multiple services

  • 110.054 Fibre closure customer trays labelled

NGA.03 Correct SOW Code Claimed

  • 110.055 Correct Statement of Work codes used

NGA.04 Solution Tested and Working

  • 110.056 Techmate tests completed at install.<br>

NGA.05 Correct CSE Followed

  • 110.057 Contractor appearance/manner/service completion card left (customer view)

  • 110.058 Customer ring before arrive/Technician called ahead

NGA.06 Site Tidy, No Task waste

  • 110.059 Site tidy, no task waste - Customer/Business Premises

  • 110.060 Site tidy, no task waste - exchange

  • 110.061 Site tidy, no task waste - outside plant

NGA.07 No Fibre Task Waste/Fibre Shards

  • 110.062 No fibre task waste, no optical/fibre shards.

NGA.08 Permanent Reinstatement Completed to Standard

  • 110.063 Ground reinstatement completed

NGA.09 External Pathway to FTP Installed Correctly

  • 110.064 Decision tree applied for correct lead in method

  • 110.065 Unused copper aerial lead removed

  • 110.066 Aerial Lead-in managed and entry correct

  • 110.067 20mm or 32mm conduit secured to pole (wooden – galvanised saddles for white PVC pipe, plastic saddles for grey/beige 32mm HDPE pipe, secured with clouts or bandit straps. 600mm spacing)

  • 110.068 Pedestal microduct connectors installed in vertical positions only

  • 110.069 Correct aerial Service Lead used

  • 110.070 Correct aerial fittings used and installed correctly (screw eyes, clamps, pole and buildings)

  • 110.071 Pipe on poles, secured correctly

  • 110.072 Roadway crossing at correct height

  • 110.073 Correct procedure followed to extend 4/7 way up pole

  • 110.074 Service Lead terminated correctly

  • 110.075 Correct type of pipe above ground level

  • 110.076 Depth correct

  • 110.077 Correct surface mount fastenings used/spacing to suit surface,. Spacing max 600mm supported, 300mm unsupported

  • 110.078 Copper locate installed with fixed fibre lead in if not installed with existing copper

  • 110.079 Slack Managed in fibre management coil (1.5 - 2m) FAT

  • 110.080 1-Way connected correctly at boundary

  • 110.081 Cover board installed at boundary prior to reinstatement

  • 110.082 Customers' S/way duct managed round edge of handhole

  • 110.083 Handhole joint installed correctly between lateral and service lead

NGA.10 FTP Installed Correctly

  • 110.084 Correct ETP installed, tidily and secure

  • 110.085 Heat shrink splice protectors secured from movement

  • 110.086 Gas block connector installed correctly on the microduct

  • 110.087 Sufficient metallic location element left for locate purposes

  • 110.088 Micro duct held in position with zip tie or integrated saddle within ETP

  • 110.089 Lid secured and laser label positioned externally on the lid

  • 110.090 Unused copper pairs are capped with clearing connectors

  • 110.091 Fibre managed correctly

  • 110.092 Min 5mm hybrid cable sheath inside ETP

NGA.11 Internal Pathway Installed Correctly

  • 110.093 Pipe or flexi duct fitted to building is secured and managed correctly

  • 110.094 Correct cable used, secured correctly and tidy

  • 110.095 Correct clearances observed

NGA.12 Building Penetrations Watertight and Fireproofed

  • 110.096 Cable entry to building sealed

  • 110.097 Fire and smoke barriers installed/reinstated

NGA.13 ONT and ITP Installed Correctly/Wiring Integrated

  • 110.098 ONT installed and secured correctly, at least 300mm above the floor. Pigtail secure

  • 110.099 Min 10mm hybrid cable sheath inside ONT

  • 110.100 ITP installed on hybrid copper cable at ONT and labelled correctly

NGA.14 Fibre Management Within Closure Correct

  • 110.101 FFP Cabinet - ABFU managed correctly and secured in tube with strain bung

  • 110.102 FAT - Fibre correctly managed within FAT and trays

  • 110.103 FAT - Heat shrink splice protectors secured from movement

  • 110.104 GLC - All microducts secured into management brackets

  • 110.105 GLC - Fibre routed and laid up correctly in tray

  • 110.106 Flash 9 - Fibre routed and laid up correctly in trays

  • 110.107 BUDI - Fibre routed and laid up correctly in tray. All unused connectors capped

NGA.15 Correct Sealing Practices Completed at Closure/FFP

  • 110.108 FFP Cabinet - ABFU managed correctly and secured in tube with strain bung

  • 110.109 FAT - Silica Gel Pack installed/replaced

  • 110.110 FAT - All Latches are closed - ports blocked/sealed

  • 110.111 Flash 9 - All populated Microducts fitted divisible seal. Unused fitted with strain relief plugs or end stops

  • 110.112 Flash 9 - Closure base 'O' ring clean, dry undamaged & correctly seated. Spare 'O' ring in closure

NGA.16 Network Elements Secured

  • 110.113 Network elements secured

  • 110.114 Aerial Terminal lid secure

  • 110.115 Pedestal straight and secure

  • 110.116 FAT Swing Arm and bracket in working order / or mounted on manufactured bracket

  • 110.117 FAT chamber Lid Locked and lock bung installed

  • 110.118 Hand hole locked, with lock facing the Customer Boundary and openable

  • 110.119 GLC Lid secure

NGA.17 Optical Patch Cords Correctly Managed

  • 110.120 AOFDF - Optical cables & cords adequately managed within racks and shelves

  • 110.121 AOFDF - Protective caps on all unterminated connectors

  • 110.122 FFP Cabinet - All unused connectors capped

  • 110.123 FFP Cabinet - Allocated splitter leg routed over mandrel into correct tray position

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