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  • Tow number: This MUST be correct

  • Address including state: These MUST be spelt correct

  • Conducted on

  • Personnel initials

  • Telstra Lic used- Lic extension claimed only

  • NBN Lic used- "dig-under ground drop new"

  • Customer signature: - I authorise Lwf Electrical on behalf of NBN Co Limited to carry out work in order to connect my NBN network. -I understand contractors will have to enter my property to undertake civil work. -The contractor has explained what work will be carried out and I have agreed on a location of the pcd

  • Pit to pep: distance from pit to property entry point in total

  • Pep to pcd: distance from property entry point to pcd in total

  • Any info on job: Incorrect depth Not deep enough at pit ect.

  • New Lic- how many meters of trenching total------- -------it can only be this one or one below not both

  • Lic extension- how many meters total of pipe installed

  • Blockage or Y splitter

  • Grundomat 1

  • Grundomat 2

  • Grundomat 3

  • Grundomat 4

  • Grundomat 5

  • Grundomat 6

  • Grundomat 7

  • Number of coredrills

  • 50mm corebore 1=1mm

  • Concrete breakout and reinstatement distance eg, 200x400mm

  • Bitumen breakout and reinstatement

  • Pavers breakout and reinstatement

  • Any other claims, write in full detail or any extra info required:

  • Trenching in rock: photo with jackhammer and Rocks included

  • Asbestos breakout

  • Asbestos pit removal

  • P5 installed

  • P2 installed

  • Any other claims write full details:

  • All photos: Include start card:

  • Mud map, would be better drawn on whiteboard or paper:

  • Customers signature: -This states the customer is happy with installation of pipe and has been installed to the agreed location -reinstatement of surface is to customers satisfaction

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