Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Customer Service Area

  • Viscore/ Job Number

  • Responsible Manager

  • Auditee

  • Company

Service Order

  • 3.006 Records updated or confirmed correct

  • 3.007 WMS Trouble Ticket receipted by service company and clearly defines the problem

  • 3.008 WMS Trouble Ticket event log clearly describes action taken to fix fault

4 Codes

  • 4.004 Correct Statement of Work codes used

5 Fault

  • 5.001 NTS test result (Good Line)

  • 5.002 Records - Customer information & cable pairs correct, changes updated

  • 5.004 OUT Fault Ticket text field completed - first name, surname initial, fault cause, fault resolution, location of repair incl. street no., name of end customer if contacted. If applicable: reason for uneconomic repair, billing information – S&S doc no., PDR no., NFF – NVF no.

  • 5.005 First Time Fix principles applied. Fault repaired but there was another service affecting issue that could have been fixed and wasn’t.

  • 5.009 Escalation procedure followed (Defect Referral)

7 Exchange Equipment

  • 7.001 Equipment positioned & installed correctly, ventilation unimpeded

  • 7.002 Equipment anchored / mounted compliant with seismic needs

  • 7.003 Equip secure; Fastenings, Isolation, Earthing, Masking, Covers

  • 7.004 Equipment & racks labelled correctly. Node name visible. TLRD system name visible.

  • 7.005 Static straps fitted where required

  • 7.006 Alarms connected & tested. Commissioning info confirmed

  • 7.007 DF components secure, labelled, jumper management correct

  • 7.008 Conduits and pipework adequately routed & anchored

  • 7.009 Cable tray earthing & isolation correct

  • 7.01 Cable type & size and labelled OK. Installation neat and tidy

  • 7.011 Cable and jumper terminations tidy & to required standard

  • 7.012 UTP cables are supported and routed securely

  • 7.013 Structured Cabling supported and routed securely, not tight bends, Velcro ties used

  • 7.014 Circuit breakers / fuses correct type & size & labelled

  • 7.015 Equipment area tidy, task waste removed

  • 7.016 Air conditioning functioning and temperature OK

  • 7.017 Trunking manages fibre cords within maximum capacity limits; drop off position OK, flexitube anchored at equip, fibre slack managed.

  • 7.018 Fire & Smoke stopping around wall cable access holes

  • 7.019 Replacement equipment correct

  • 7.02 Replacement equipment programmed correctly

  • 7.021 Faulty equipment sent for repair

8 UCLL CoLocation

  • 8.001 Customer owned copper / fibre cables labelled every metre with owner name

  • 8.002 Fibre cable tails coiled on top of Customer footprint or feed direct into footprint (no excess)

  • 8.003 Trunking manages fibre cords within maximum capacity limits; drop off position OK, flexitube anchored at equip

  • 8.004 Customer equipment secured compliant to seismic standards

  • 8.005 MDF cabling installation & testing confirmed

  • 8.006 50 Volt End Of Row feeds clearly labelled for each Customer

  • 8.007 Customer equipment earthed (6mm cable green sheath) connected to Telecom earth bar

  • 8.008 NetMAP, Floor and Rack Layout & Record Systems represent Customer information correctly

  • 8.009 Previous QA and/or Build activity completed, no outstanding actions

9 MDF (7535, NDF-100A, NDF-100B, ND0066)

  • 9.001 MDF Block secure (installation, earthing)

  • 9.002 MDF Block Labelling correct (Cable Number, Pair range)

  • 9.003 MDF Area cable entry duct sealed

  • 9.004 VESDA in working condition

  • 9.005 Jumper routing via frame guides

  • 9.006 Jumper type correct (OR/WH) with required (175mm - 225mm) slack left

  • 9.007 IDC jumper terminations correct (full insertion to IDC, excess trimmed)

  • 9.008 Solder jumper terminations correct (wire strip & wrap, no excess solder)

  • 9.009 Old jumpers removed

  • 9.01 Lightning protection (where fitted) earth to common earth

  • 9.011 Cable pair records updated

  • 9.012 Sign off codes correct (specify here)

  • 9.013 Site tidy, rubbish bins, jumpers, floor

10 Pride & Logs

  • 10.003 Equipment Room Log completed in exchange

  • 10.004 Cabinet Log completed

11 OFDF & Exchange Fibre

  • 11.001 All optical cables 100% support on horizontal & managed on vertical

  • 11.002 OFDF hardware secure: OFDF Drawer-Cable Trough-Guides-Rack

  • 11.003 Network labelling correct at OFDF (OFDF Designation, Jumper to/from label)

  • 11.004 Optical cables & cords adequately managed within racks and shelves

  • 11.005 OFDF Single Fibre Organiser not overfilled (<1.5mtr tails)

  • 11.006 Fibre splicing within design tolerance

  • 11.007 30mm bending radius unconditionally observed at all locations

  • 11.008 Fibre pigtail label records 'from' OFDF ID and SFO number

  • 11.009 Trunking manages fibre cords within maximum capacity limits; drop off position OK, flexitube anchored at equip

  • 11.01 Protective caps on all unterminated connectors

  • 11.012 Laser Safety labels (1M Safety) at OFDF (inside and front panel)

  • 11.013 No fibre task waste on site, all optical (glass) ends safely contained (H&S)

29 Active Cabinet Internal LHS

  • 29.001 Outer Door lock works smoothly and door closes without jamming

  • 29.002 Door stays are in place and all work well

30 Active Cabinet Equipment

  • 30.005 Earth and wrist strap installed

  • 30.007 Fibre cable entry to Cabinet secured with cable gland, managed to OFDF OK

  • 30.008 OFDF in a CNSP approved enclosure, netmap label on OFDF lid

  • 30.009 Laser Safety labels (1M Safety) at OFDF (inside and front panel)

  • 30.01 Cable entry to OFDF secured with cable gland

  • 30.011 Fibre managed within OFDF OK

  • 30.012 Protective caps on all unterminated connectors

  • 30.014 30mm bending radius unconditionally observed at all locations

  • 30.015 Fibre pigtail labels fitted with OFDF number and position designation

  • 30.016 Site tidy, no fibre or task waste, all optical (glass) ends safely contained (H&S)

55 Network Records

  • 55.085 FRE generated to capture faults (where appropriate)

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