Title Page

  • Lead Technician

  • Service Order No

  • Location
  • Prepared by

  • Conducted on

  • Photo of tech / Chorus ID

Permits & paperwork

  • site induction performed

  • EDP filled and understood if excavations taking place

  • IPP filled and understood for all works on premise

  • CAP process followed for non- chorus pole

CSE / Scope tasks.

  • Pre-call requirements met, records visible in OFSC / ETA

  • Introduction meets Chorus requirements outlined in ND0602?

  • Scope performed correctly in an understandable fashion

  • Scope evidence photos GPS tagged and notated.

  • Customer consent forms filled correctly and signed by customer.

  • Customer rating of experience, any feedback please note.

Build Tasks

  • correct lead in methodology selected

  • Boundary connection made correctly

  • lead in correctly installed

  • Fibre-ETP installed according to ND0563 guidelines.

  • Fibre free of macro bends & managed correctly

  • Divisible seals used

Connect Tasks

  • effort made to conceal cabling

  • cable run & secured in a safe manner

  • CPE location suitable

  • ONT & ITP installed correctly

  • FIP Used before ONT connected

  • Wiring Integration performed correctly

  • Techmate used and all 3 tests performed

  • Building penetration sealed

FFP & FAT tasks

  • Used ducts capped with divisible seals

  • network elements secured (pit bolts, clamps etc)

  • Unused ducts capped / sealed

  • Records updated if needed

  • RMR lodged for faulty plant

Flash 9

  • Fibres routed on the correct side, correct length left on SC tray

  • bare fibre managed correctly on SC trays, splice placed in comb position 1

  • Label fitted to underside of SC tray with customer address & details

Cabinet / AOFDF

  • correct length of fibre managed on mandrels

  • Data cards filled in correctly with pencil

FAT (TE-FIST, GLC, Gator)

  • Both Fibres spliced?

  • Fibres managed correctly?

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