network cabling certification

Fire and first aid rules

Safety rules for electrical work on site - Elements of electrical engineering

TLC systems and structure of the optical fiber network

Intervention procedures and working methods on the various types of TLC systems

Construction and operating characteristics of telecommunications exchanges (POPs) and components

Auxiliary equipment

Methods of creating access gateway (POP) central units and related components

Wiring diagrams

Cable preparation techniques

Junctions and terminations

Diagnostic instrumentation and methods of use

Measurements for testing

Main faults on the equipment


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