Information

  • FDH Name

  • Conducted on

  • Location
  • Prepared by

  • Personnel present if applicable.

Health and Safety

  • All Health and Safety as per UFF and contractors policy, OSH guidelines

  • Have you signed onto site.

  • Take a photo of the Sign On sheet (ensure the correct focus)

  • Have you sighted the Contractors JSA.

  • Additional notes and comments

General

  • Site left clean and clear from all task waste

  • Reinstatement matches surrounds, is at correct level and contour, and shows no substance.

  • No visual damage to the closest premises (fences, etc)

  • Record all damage.

  • Additional notes and comments

Plinth Installation

  • Inside of plinth free of all waste

  • Damage to the plinth (including hairline fractures)

  • Plinth placement correct to build pack. ( Correct address and position)

  • FDH proximity to power utilities.

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  • Plinth installed level.

  • Take a photo of the spirit level as an indication of the plinth angle.

  • Plinth installed to correct ground level (no trip danger)<br>

  • Plinth concrete surround installed as per guide

  • Correct seal between the FDH and the plinth.

  • Correct bolts and washers used to secure FDH base to plinth

  • Additional notes and comments

Duct and Cable Management.

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  • ABF Ducts inside the plinth are installed in order as per FDH installation guide V9.2

  • ABF Feeder duct in correct position

  • 100mm ADSS duct sealed with an end cap.

  • Uniform cement layer of 3 - 5 mm seal 150 - 200mm from the base of the plinth

  • Distribution Multi-duct installed through gland plates with correct micro - duct sequence

  • All micro duct including the 14/10mm is trimmed to 50mm.

  • Gland Plates secured to FDH and gaps sealed where required

  • Duct tracer wires terminated to the underside of gland plates as per guide

  • All micro ducts sealed.

  • Take a photo of plinth internals, duct and duct labels.

  • Additional notes and comments

Functional Earth

  • Earth bar installed as per guide

  • Functional earth secure into the base of the plinth

  • Earth wire terminated to earth bar with brass plate

  • Earth wire terminated to gland plate ( no exposed conductors)

  • Additional notes and comments

Provisioning from FDH (ABF)

  • Has the splice trays got the associated duct label on the edge of the tray.

  • Has the splice tray and DPP been pre-allocated.

  • Does the pre-allocation conform to UFF-3-002 Installation of UFF FDH cabinets.

  • Any non-conforming issues.

Labelling

  • Take a photo of the cabinet certificate located on the cabinet door

  • Multi ducts labeled as per guide

  • Gland plates labelled.

  • Cabinet external door labelled.

  • Cabinet internal door labelled.

  • Feeder Cable Labelled. i.e. HMW102[0004Y]

  • ADSS Cables Labelled i.e. HW54673_A3[54673]

  • Splice tray labelled<br>Feeder: HMW102 F1-12 OCP 1-12<br>ADSS: HW54673_A1 F1-12 FAT40001 F1-12 DPP 1-12<br>ABF Dist: HW54673_01_04 DPP 13-24

  • Has the Pigtails been labelled 100mm from the connector end

  • FDH Records book laid out correctly and data entered.

  • Take a photo of all tray labels.

  • Take a photo of each page of the records book.

  • Additional notes and comments

ADSS Cables and Splice Trays

  • Is there ADSS

  • ADSS Cable gland plate grommet tightened around cable

  • Spare gland plate positions sealed

  • ADSS Cable strength member secured (does not slid freely)

  • ADSS tubes coiled neatly in storage bins. The spare/EOI must be placed in the top tray.

  • Spare tubes in storage bins are completely within the bin

  • Tube transitions correctly from storage bin to splice trays

  • All working tubes over sleeved

  • Tubes secure into splice tray

  • Splice tray installed correctly

  • Splices labeled in tray (both Feeder and any provisioning (BAYP)).

  • Pigtails manage correctly to patch panel and secured as per guide

  • Additional notes and comments

Feeder Cables and Splice Trays

  • Inside main compartment free of waste.

  • Feeder duct has gas block connector installed correctly and tightened around cable

  • Feeder cable gland plate grommet tightened around cable

  • Cable sheath removed to appropriate location and secured to the backframe.

  • Tubes over sleeved and taped at cable.

  • Spare tubes managed to trays as per guide and secured.

  • Feeder Cable strength member secured (does not slid freely).

  • Allocated tubes managed to trays as per guide and secured.

  • Feeder Pigtails installed correctly to patch panel as per guide

  • Take a photo of the splice trays and feeder cable

  • Additional notes and comments

Patch Panel

  • Pigtail management bars installed at front and back of panel.

  • Pigtails managed correctly at back of panel.

  • Patch panel rear cover installed.

  • All dust caps installed at front of patch panel.

  • Splitter output legs

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  • Splitters present and distribution fibres managed as per installation guide .

  • Splitters installed and connected to feeder fibre on patch panel.

  • Splitters output legs managed correctly.

  • Take photos of the front and rear of the DPP

  • Additional notes and comments

Moisture

  • Roof membrane installed within the FDH.

  • Installation of the micro duct gland membrane (bag to go over the sponge) no holes present in the unpopulated duct gland

  • Gaps between the micro duct gland plate sealed with a bead of silicon sealant or foam strip.

  • Evidence of moisture ingress in the plinth area.

  • Evidence of moisture ingress in the main optical compartment.

  • take photos if there's any obvious causes and report this to the Standards Department.

  • Take photo of the underside of the gland plates

  • Additional notes and comments

Sign Off

  • On site representative

  • Auditor's signature

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