Information

SITE INFOMATION

  • Audit Conducted by, 1)Name. 2)Company

  • This site visit / observation was Conducted on.

  • (1) Address. (2) RSP. (3) Job Number

  • Severity Ratings. Completion time. SR.1. To be completed within 1 calendar day. SR.2 To be completed within 7 calendar days.<br>

  • Work type checked, (check the box(s) below) check as many as appropriate for this visit. Don't check NO on work type not observed

  • Install - Business

  • Cable Locate

  • install - Proactive Lead in

  • Install - Civils

  • Assure - Residential

  • Assure - Business

  • Assure - Fibre

  • Assure - Duct/Tube

  • Install - Residential

  • Completed Check

  • Inflight check

  • Team Member Observed / Their Manager.

1.0 Scoping

  • 1.01 Does the scope cover all aspects of the job, scoping document / correct information in the job pack

  • 1.02 Does the scope have, customer approval / customer Signature

  • 1.03 Pre existing site hazards identified on scope

  • 1.04 Civil - duct route and install method identified - discussed with customer / Accepted by customer

  • 1.05 ETP location identified in scope

  • 1.06 ITP / ONT install location identified in scope

2.00 - Work Areas and Safety Observations (SOB)

  • 2.01 Hazards - Personal and site safety procedures observed. SR.1. Tech Doc ref. Contractor HCP's<br>

  • 2.02 Hazards - Tailgate / 4x2 Presented on arrival, Hazards identified & explained. Hazard notices in place. SR.1. - Section. Hazards. Tech Doc Ref. contractor HCP's

  • 2.03 Traffic - Transit TMP used. SR.1. Does the tech know what traffic management plan they are working to?<br>

  • 2.04 Clearances - Power and Gas clearances correct. SR.1 Contractor HCP's

  • 2.05 H&S - Correct PPE being worn for task being observed. SR.1. Tech Doc ref. Contractor HCP's

3.0 - OFDF & Exchange Fibre.

  • 3.01 Fibre - All optical Fibres cables100% supported on Horizontal an managed on vertical. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. IS024 CO & POI patching. Routed through guides and Mandrels

  • 3.02 OFDF - OFDF hardware draw secure: OFDF draw, cables through guides, cables not catching. SR.2. Tech Doc Ref. IS024 CO & POI patching.

  • 3.03 Records & Integrity - Network Element labelling correct- OFDF - Patch lead - Racking - Other. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. IS024 CO & POI patching.

  • 3.04 Fibre - Optical cables & patch cords adequately manages within racks and shelves. SR.2. CO & POI Patching

  • 3.05 Fibre - Fibre splicing within design tolerance. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. Fibre Splicing Standards IS036

  • 3.06 Fibre - Bend radius not exceeded, visual check. SR.2. Tech Doc Ref. IS024 CO & POI patching

  • 3.07 Fibre - Protective caps on all unterminated connectors. SR. 1. Tech Doc ref. IS024 CO & POI patching

  • 3.08 Fibre - Connectors cleaned and verified with inspection probe. SR.1. Tech Doc ref. IS024 CO & POI

  • 3.09 H&S - No fibre task waste, all optical (glass) ends safely contained in correct sharps container. SR.1 Tech Doc ref. Downer HCP's

  • 3.10 Fibre - OFDF patch cords routed within Mandrels, correct length patch cords have been used. SR.2. tech Doc ref. IS024 CO & POI patching.

  • 3.11 Fibre - Access OFDF rack cables secured, breakout to OFDF shelves tidy. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. IS024 CO & POI patching

4.0 - Fibre Jointing & Closure. (QA inspection do not open fist closure unless necessary)

  • 4.01 Closure - Joint closure secured to chamber wall. SR.2. IS013 Isrod Standard, Flat Fist enclosure

  • 4.02 Closure - Heat shrink fittings secure (thermal paint change, glue exuding). SR.2. IS013 Isrod Standard, Flat Fist enclosures

  • 4.03 Closure - Mechanical closure fitting correct, (fittings,seal). S.R2. IS013 Isrod Standard, Flat Fist enclosure

  • 4.04 Closure Non Metallic strength member anchored. Metallic strength member isolated. SR.2. IS013 Isrod Standard, Flat Fist enclosure

  • 4.05 Fibre Splicing - Unused tubes controlled, managed, secured without stress. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. Fibre Splicing Standards IS036.

  • 4.06 Labelling - Micro ducts and Fibre cables are labelled with correct ID using Critchley type labels. SR.2. Enable Field. Labelling doc

  • 4.07 Fibre Splicing - Bending radius observed at all locations. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. Fibre Splicing Standards IS036.

  • 4.08 Fibre Splicing - Fibre Spliciing within design tolerance. SR.2. Tech Doc ref. Fibre Splicing Standards IS036

  • 4.09 Fibre splicing - Heat shrink splice protectors secured from movement. SR2. Tech Doc ref. Fibre Splicing Standards IS036

  • 4.10 H&S - Site tidy, NO Fibre task waste, all optical (glass) ends safety in recognised sharps container. Correct method of disposal of Fibre(glass) off cuts. SR.1. Contractor HCP - Fibre Optic cables

5.0. Cabinet (FDH). Please report defects to 08004FIBRE opt. 2

  • 5.01 Security - Outer door lock works, door opens / closes without jamming. SR.1. Enable FDH Standard IS010

  • 5.02 Security - Door stay is in place and functional. SR.2 Enable FDH Standard IS010

  • 5.03 Fibre/FDH - Active Fibres layed up correctly in splice tray. SR.2. Enable FDH Fibre Installation Standard IS030 [4.2.2]

  • 5.04 Fibre/FDH - Unused Fibre Pigtails laid up in bottom compartment in splice tray. SR.2. Enable FDH Fibre Installation Standard IS030 [4.2.2]

  • 5.05 Fibre/FDH - Fibre to premises managed via management rings. SR.2. Enable FDH Fibre Installation Standard IS030 [4.1.1]

  • 5.06 Fibre/FDH - All fibre dust caps in place, which includes bulkhead adapters & splitter pigtails. SR.2. Enable FDH Fibre Installation Standard IS030

  • 5.07 Patching - Correct Port from splitter used, as per work request. SR.2. Enable Installation Standard IS010 [Fig 1].

  • 5.08 Cabinet - Distribution tray is secure in inner door, clear cover clipped on. No fibres trapped in lid closure. SR2. Enable FDH Fibre installation Standard IS030 [4.2.2]

  • 5.09 Microducts - All micro ducts end caps in place. SR.2. Enable FDH Standard IS010 [5.2]

  • 5.10 Housekeeping - Site tidy (in-fight / completed check). SR.2. Enable Services Standard IS003.

  • 5.11 House keeping - Graffitti Reported 08004FIBRE. SR.2. Enable FDH Standard IS010

  • 5.12 House keeping - NO Fibre task waste, all optical (glass) ends safety in recognised sharps container. Correct method of disposal of Fibre(glass) off cuts safety contained in sharps container (inflight check). SR.1. Contractor HCP - Fibre Optic cables

6.0 Service Lead In. (buried or above ground). Ref Enable Standard IS037- Service Lead in Standard.

  • 6.01 Civil - Service lead installed as per work instruction, Route correct as per scope. SR.2. Service Lead in Standard IS037.

  • 6.02 Civil - Depth Correct (450mm cover) or if shallow trench site 250 mm deep. Sr.2. Enable Lead in Standard IS029.

  • 6.03 Micro tube - Correct duct used SR.2. Enable Lead in Standard IS037.

  • 6.04 Reinstatement - Match "like for like" match customers expectations if on private Property, and/or comply with Local Council. SR.2. Enable Lead in Standard IS037.

  • 6.05 House keeping -Site tidy - work area has been left tidy, no task waste or excess spoil left on site. SR.2.

7.0 ETP Customer Premises

  • 7.01 ETP - ETP alignment correct, installed between 300-1500mm above ground, secured with three screws. installed to best suit the site and external cladding, all fittings secure, installation tidy. SR2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 7.02 Pipe (Res) - 20mm pipe to ETP is white, secured with Galv saddles correct intervals. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 7.03 Pipe (Bus) Correct pipe installed for environment. Galv Flexi of plastic UV rated Flexi and pipe above grab height, secured with saddles at correct intervals to avoid sagging

  • 7.04 ETP - ETP installed between 300mm and 1500mm above ground, secured with three screws and installed to best suit the site and cladding. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 7.05 Pipe - Fixed fibre or ABF is housed in UV stabilised flexi pipe where the fibre exits through the bottom of the ETP. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 7.06 Fibre - Minimum fibre bending radius unconditionally observed at all locations. SR.2. Enable Fibre Installation Standard IS017

  • 7.07 Design - Fibre splicing within design tolerance (unlike fibres<.45db, like fibres <.15db). SR.2. Enable Contractor. Testing document TM002 [table pg9].

  • 7.08 Closure - Heat shrink Splice protectors secured from movement. SR.2. Enable Installation Standard IS003

  • 7.09 Testing - Fibre continuity confirmed using a power meter and results captured on CCR. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 7.10 Optical Fibre H & S. - NO Fibre task waste, all optical (glass) ends safety in recognised sharps container. SR.1. Contractor HCP - Fibre Optic cables.

  • 7.11 Reinstatement - Site Tidy. SR.2

8.0 ITP / ONT. Customers Premises.

  • 8.01 Wiring- ITP correct alignment and securely fixed. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0[12.4] (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)<br>

  • 8.02 Wiring ITP installed in dry environment. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0[12.4] (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 8.03 Wiring - Fibre bending radius not exceeded. SR.1. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0[12.4] (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 8.04 CPE. - ONT hardware installed correctly. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0[12.5] (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 8.05 CPE. - ONT installed in a dry Enviroment. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0[12.5] (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 8.06 CPE. - RGW (Residential Gateway) Installed correctly in agreed position. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

9.0 Customers Premises -

  • 9.01 Cable - Correct cable from ETP to ITP used. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 9.02 H&S Correct clearances from other services observed. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)<br>

  • 9.03 Cable - Wiring route acceptable and cable safe and secure. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 9.04 Cable - Exposed surface wiring neat and tidy including trunking. SR.2. Enable Standard DS003 v2.0 (soon to to expanded out into separate standards)

  • 9.05 Commissioning - Optical power meter test at the ONT before plugging in the SC/A connector. SR.2. Enable installation Standard DS003[12.8]

  • 9.06 Fibre - Connectors cleaned with Cletop or like, and verified with scope. SR2. Enable Fibre splicing Standards IS036

  • 9.07 Optical Fibre Health & Safety. NO Fibre task waste, all optical (glass) ends safety in recognised sharps container. SR.1. Contractor HCP - Fibre Optic cables.

  • 9.08 Housekeeping. - Work area tidy, floor free from task waste, ( plaster dust etc.), marks on walls cleaned off. SR.2.

10.0 Business Premises

  • 10.01. Labelling - CPE labelled with circuit number.<br>

  • 10.02 House keeping - Site tidy. SR.2.

  • 10.03 Commissioning - Optical power meter test at the ONT before plugging in the SC/A connector. SR.2. Enable installation Standard DS003[12.8]

  • 10.04 Fibre - Connectors cleaned with Cletop or like and verified with scope. SR2. Enable installation Standard DS003

  • 10.05 Optical Fibre Health & Safety. - NO Fibre task waste, all optical (glass) ends safety in recognised sharps container. SR.1. Contractor HCP

11.0 CCR - Connection Completion Record.

  • 11.01 Records and Integrity - Target and completion dates recorded. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.02 Records and Integrity - Job number correct. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.03 Records and Integrity - Customer details correct. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.04 Technician - ONT serial number recorded on CCR. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.05 Records and Integrity - db reading recorded. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.06 Technician - Fibre blown distance recorded. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.07 Customer - Customer acknowledged with signature, (or reason for no customer signature).SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.08 Technician - Service persons Name. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.09 Records and Integrity - Circuit ID recorded (eg. SNAP 5532). SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

  • 11.10 Records and Integrity - Civil details, distance, dig, drill, type of reinstatement. SR.2. Enable CCR form ESOF034 v2

12.0 CSE - Customer Service Experience.

  • 12.01 CSE - Was the customer involved in a site walk through.

  • 12.02 CSE - ONT/RGW, at the agreed by the customer

  • 12.03 CSE - Work carried out as per customers expectations.<br>

  • 12.04 CSE - Contractor appearance / Manner (customers view).

13.0 Escallation

  • 13.01 Referral - Escalation Procedure Followed, (Tech notified Manager, Manager reports to Enable Services). SR.2.

14.0 House Keeping. Contractor to complete this section

  • 14.01 Fibre Cleanliness (Hygiene) - Fibre cleaning kit held on vehicle. SR2. <br>

  • 14.02 Vehicle cleanliness - Vehicle clean and tidy. SR.2.

  • 14.03 Tool Maintenance - Spare battery held and charged for splicer. SR.2.

  • 14.04 Tool Maintenance - Splicer calibration current. SR.2.

  • 14.05 Tool Maintenance - Spare fuel for compressor. SR.2.

  • 14.06 Tool Maintenance - Splicer kit, clean complete working condition. SR.2.

  • 14.07 Records & Integrity - Work Net accessible & utilised. SR.2.

  • 14.08 Records & Integrity - Job packs contains site plans and info. SR.2.

  • 14.09 Records & Integrity - SMC sign offs in real time. SR.2.

  • 14.10 Customer - Customer contacted as per SLA. SR.2.

  • 14.11 Check compressor tank is purged of water, desiccant pack is not saturated (crystals not fully changed to waterlogged colour)

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