Information

  • Inspection Completed By

  • Sub-contractor Company Name

  • Job ID

  • Date of inspection

  • Date of construction

  • Prepared By

  • Location/s

  • Field Manager Responsible

Civils External

  • Manhole Core as per Telstra Document TM00042

  • Conduit Link P100 as per Telstra Document TM00042

  • Conduit installations as per NN-ENG-CO-SPC-002

  • Conduit depth as per NN-ENG-CO-SPC-002

  • Conduit Route as per design – excluding agreed route change

  • Trench compaction (backfilling)

  • Temp-Restoration & Compaction

  • Restoration (non council) concrete, bitumen, tiles, pavers

  • Pit installation & Compaction correct

  • Pit Labelled (contractor and Project No on white PVC biscuit tag)

  • Tdux or Jackmoon installed Telstra Document TM00042

  • Subduct installation as per Telstra Document TM00042

  • Cable loops as per plan

  • Loops vertically installed in pits and manholes TM00042

  • Cable loops in pits and manholes labelled with white PVC biscuit tag

  • Site left clean

Civils Internal

  • Building Core hole neat and sealed where required

  • Cable/conduit tied to tray and labelled with warning tape and biscuit tag

  • Conduit securely fixed to wall/tray/catenary

  • Cable installed via riser shaft as per building standard

  • Cable installed via Ceiling as per standards (ACMA)

  • Conduit installed via Ceiling as per standard (ACMA)

Joint Closures

  • Cables prepared / installed/ fixed as per manufacturer standard

  • Heat shrink seal installed to manufacturer standard

  • Correct port used as per manufacturer standard

  • New tray installation as per manufacturer standards

  • Correct size transport tube installed as per manufacturer standard

  • Fibres and tubes housed to manufacturer standards

  • Cables tied in with existing cables

  • Nextgen fibre warning tape placed every 2 meters on cable tail

  • Cables/Joint housed in M/H and pits in a neat condition

  • Cables Labelled before and after new Jnt / wallbox

  • Cable labelled

  • Cable loop or loops positioned vertically TM00042

  • Joint secured to bracket / bearer in M/H

  • Joint pole bracket installed to correct height

  • Pole cable loop labelled with PVC biscuit tag

  • Site left clean

Customer Premises

  • FTP installed as per manufacturer standards

  • Cable prepared and fixed in FTP as per manufacturer standard

  • Fibres spliced and housed correctly as per manufacturer Standard

  • Pigtails housed correctly as per manufacturer standard

  • Through connectors used as per design

  • Nextgen SMC label stuck to equipment and FTP

  • Patch lead exit from FTP as per manufacturer standard

  • Patch lead run in neat manner

  • Patch lead to equipment correct length

  • Patch lead labelled

  • Equipment / mounting kit installed

  • Equipment labelled

  • Cable labelled

Building

  • Wall Box Installed as per manufacturer standard

  • Wall Box cable fixed / prepared as per manufacturer standard

  • Wall Box Labelled

  • Cables/conduits Labelled

  • Nextgen fibre warning tape placed on cables and conduits

  • Cables / conduits secured to wall entering wall box

  • Fibre Tubes Housed correctly / secured / labelled

  • Fibres Housed as per manufacturer standard

Head End/Node

  • Card secured into chassis with lock screw

  • Pigtail/fibre terminations to manufacturer standard

  • Patch lead correct length

  • Patch lead run in neat manner

  • Patch lead Labelled both ends

  • Copper Patch lead installed to length

  • Copper Patch lead labelled

  • Asbuilt returned as per VS-NXG-IN-QCC-001 AB Civil & Hauling and compliant

  • Asbuilt returned as per VS-NXG-IN-QCC-002 AB Splice & Test and compliant

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