Information

  • S/O Number

  • Address

  • Commit date

  • Prepared by:

  • FULL SCOPE MUST BE COMPLETED. CONTRACTOR CAN CLAIM A 701 CODE UPON COMPLETION OF A LAST STEP FIBRE SCOPE. LAST STEP FIBRE CAN ONLY BE FOR A SINGLE DWELLING PREMISE BASED ON THE 8 DIFFERENT CRITERIA'S BELOW. PLEASE ENSURE YOU ADVISE EACH DIFFERENT SURFACE METHOD USED ISB.

Next Actions

  • Type of network?

  • Why is this job referred to LSF?

  • What is the total inside boundary distance (boundary to FTP location) of the existing open trench that will be utilised?

  • What is the surface type of the open trench that will require reinstating?

  • What is the total distance of the new thrust/drill required (boundary to FTP location)?

  • What is the surface type you will be pot holing in for drill set up and locating services for reinstating?

  • What is the total distance of the new trench required (boundary to FTP location)?

  • What is the surface type you will be trenching through and reinstating?

  • What is the total distance of the surface mount required (please note this does not include surface mount inside the premise only boundary to FTP location) ?

  • What is the total new lead in distance (boundary to FTP location)?

  • What is the surface type you will be trenching through and reinstating?

  • What is that total inside boundary distance of existing conduit/trench (boundary to FTP)?

  • What is the surface type of the open trench that will require reinstating?

  • What is the total number of aerial spans FTP back to boundary pole?

  • Is an EWP required?

  • What is the total distance inside boundary of existing duct to be hauled through (boundary line to FTP location)?

  • Specific skills required?

  • Traffic Management Required?

  • What is the TMP required for?

  • Where is the TMP required?

  • Is there any special outside boundary considerations to be made to connect the lead in service to (i.e. drop off not usable, new drop off to be created)?

  • Other requirements? I.e Arborist / Heritage building consent / EWP / weekend work

  • What is required?

  • Customer must sign off on agreed scope while on site.

  • What work type is to be claimed on completion of the LSF build?

Customer / Job Details

  • Name and contact number

Job instructions

  • Agreed location of the ONT?

  • Detailed description of works required

  • Add labelled photos using the 'inote HD' app

Health, Safety and Environmental Issues

  • Gas detector required?

Consents Required

  • Right of way, MDU or Heritage site?

Additional notes

  • Notes

Ultra-Fast Broadband Installation Consent

  • If you are not the person who ordered service (the customer), please confirm that you are authorised to represent the customer.

  • We will carry out the work in accordance with Chorus' End User Terms (available at www.chorus.co.nz/ufb-terms).

Outside property consent

  • Hole excavation and trenching?

  • Removal of concrete/tiling/pavement?

  • Installation of conduit(s)?

  • Removal of existing copper line to the house?

  • Others?

  • Clean up: We will leave the property in a clean and tidy state on competition. This does not include reinstatement to the same condition.

Inside property consent

  • Drilling small holes?

  • Cutting holes in walls?

  • Exposed surface wiring?

  • Removal of ceiling tiles?

  • Surface mounted installation and hardware?

  • Others?

Signed consent

  • I confirm that:
    - I have seen, read and understood this information and the end user terms and accept those terms; and
    - If I am not the owner of the property, I have obtained the consent of the owner for the installation works; and
    - I understand that there may be an impact on the operation of burglar and medical alarms, particularly monitored alarms. [Note: check with your alarm provider or telecommunications service provider]

  • End user signature:

  • Authorised Chorus technician:

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