network cable installer certification

 Read the project and the technical documentation, organizing the activities

Apply the rules relating to safety at work on site, using individual and collective protective equipment

Adopt appropriate strategies for the installation structures

Identify and prepare the equipment based on the solutions adopted

Carry out the laying of cables in boxes, pipes in the air on facades or pilings in compliance with the project and with environmental and safety standards

Working in elevation and climbing mode

Equipping piling

Install fiber near active low voltage network infrastructures

Insert fiber cables into conduits containing low voltage electric cables

Clamp fiber cables on low voltage overhead electrical cables

Check that there is no tension on the lanyard

Monitor activities, verifying the results according to compliance with the required standards


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