Information

  • Audit no.

  • Work Order #

  • Client (Person receiving this report)

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel audited

  • Contractor audited

  • Please conduct yourself professionally while on site - you are simply an observer, follow all instruction from the site manager/team leader and if asked to leave please do so.
    Wear correct PPE when entering a contractor site.

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Site Photos

  • Site photograph

  • Hazard Identification Document

Scoping - Process

  • Explained the End to End connection process and confirmed the RFS date with the End User?

  • Explained all risks associated with underground lead-in installation methods to the End User and highlighted on the scope

  • Scope contain an aerial view

  • Structured the scope to flow in a logical manner? I.e from the FAP to the ETP to the ITP

  • Has an understanding of the End User Terms

  • Ensures that all relevant tick boxes on the End User Terms have been completed appropriately

  • Scoping Standard IS039 read and understood

  • Understands the Civil Matrix

  • Understands all of the information on the Work Order?

  • Applies and ensures all requirements of the Work Order have been followed

  • Knows where the scoping document is to be sent following g completion

  • Does the Scoper send the completed Scope to the Work Management Centre immediately following it's completion?

  • Has a pre-call been made to the End User?

Scoping - Equipment

  • Measuring wheel or laser device on site

  • End User Terms Pad on site?

  • Work Order on site

  • Access and uses the Enable WebMaps available

  • Digital device to collect and construct a Scoping document is available

Civil - process

  • End User pre-called

  • Reinstatement process and requirements understood

  • Scope on site and understood

  • Consent and conditions on site and understood

  • TMP/CAR process understood

  • Work order details amendment process understood and utilised if required

  • Service lead-in standard IS037 understood

  • Multiduct breakout standard IS034 understood

  • Fence-line lead-in Installation Standard IS45 understood

  • Work order on site and requirements understood

  • NCOP - Utility Operators understood

  • Scope understood and not deviated from

  • Considerations made for other services prior to undertaking civil work

  • Webmaps navigation and operation understood

  • Before you dig and Service Plans understood

  • Traffic controller course completed

  • First Aid course completed

Civil - equipment & consumables

  • Broom

  • Camera

  • Chalk line

  • Compressor

  • Crowbar

  • Deburr tool

  • Drill

  • Concrete Drill bits

  • Dropsheet

  • Level

  • Terra Saw/Machine trencher

  • Rake

  • Rivet gun

  • Rodder

  • Screwdriver

  • Service locator

  • Shovel

  • Snake

  • Thruster

  • Tube cutter

  • Signs

  • Cones

  • Barriers/Bars

  • Appropriate fuel container/fuel

  • Battery charger

  • Tube connector 7/3.5-5/3.5, 7/3.5-7/3.5

  • ADR

  • Hammer

  • Grass seed

  • Top soil

  • Scope on site

  • Work Order on-site

  • Consents and conditions on-site

  • Service Plans on-site

  • CAR # available

  • Generic TMP plans on-site

  • Webmaps accessible

  • Email accessible

  • WNET/INGRID accessible

  • Internet connection available

  • IS034 on-site or accessible

  • IS037 on-site or accessible

  • IS045 is on-site or accessible

  • Work completed to enable Standards and as requested in the Scoping document

FRT - process

  • Fibre is being blown ahead of the RFS

  • TMP/CAR process understood

  • Work order requirements understood

  • Work order details amendment process understood and utilised if required

  • Fibre blowing equipment maintenance requirements understood and equipment in good condition including (silica gel, water traps, seals, hoses)

  • Fibre management and disposal process understood

  • Tube fault identification & management process understood, including tube fault template

  • Ericsson FDH fibre management Standard IS030 understood

  • Shape FDH fibre management Standard IS044 understood

  • SOS PED Distribution Fibre installation standard IS053 understood

  • Fibre installation Standard IS017 understood

  • Webmaps navigation and operation understood

  • WNET/INGRID work completion signoff understood

  • Cabinet/SOS PED Security requirements understood

  • Traffic controller course completed

  • First Aid course completed and current

FRT - tools and equipment

  • Tube fault template

  • Bullets Ericsson

  • Bullet Huawei

  • Ericsson fibre

  • Huawei fibre

  • Catcher

  • Extender hose

  • Spare silica gel

  • Fibre gun

  • Fibre cutters

  • Compressor

  • After cooler

  • Air drying & cooling unit

  • Phone/radio

  • Spounges

  • Tube cutters

  • Tube joiners

  • Grass Seed

  • Lubricant

  • CAR #

  • TMP documentation

  • Rubbish bucket

  • Top soil

  • Drop sheet

  • Digital communication device

  • Tent (cabinet cover)

  • Sharps container (Fibre Can)

Fibre installer - Process

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