Execution
Initial Consultation and Assessment
Understand the client’s needs, project scope, and location specifics. Site visits, feasibility studies, and network design planning. Gathering data on environmental factors and legal requirements.
Project Design and Planning
Develop a detailed project plan and design for the fiber network. Detailed engineering design, including fiber routes, splicing plans, and hardware specifications. Project timelines and resource allocation are also established.
Permitting and Approvals
Secure the necessary permits and approvals before construction begins. Coordinate with local authorities, utility providers, and other stakeholders to ensure legal and regulatory compliance.
Procurement of Materials and Equipment
Source and procure the necessary materials and equipment for the project. Purchase fiber cables, conduit systems, connectors, splitters, and other required infrastructure. Ensure quality control and timely delivery.
Site Preparation and Excavation
Prepare the site for fiber installation. Trenching or microtrenching, installation of conduits, and clearing any obstacles. This can include aerial fiber installation on utility poles or underground fiber placement.
Fiber Installation
Lay the fiber optic cables along the designated paths. Fiber optic cables are pulled through the conduits or mounted on poles. The cables are then spliced together, and the network is configured according to the design plan.
Testing and Comissioning
Ensure the system is functioning properly before going live. Perform optical tests (such as OTDR testing), check signal strength, and verify that all connections meet performance standards. Resolve any issues identified during testing.
Handover and Maintenance
Complete the project and provide ongoing support. Provide the client with all necessary documentation (e.g., as-built drawings and test results). Offer post-installation support, including network monitoring and future upgrades or maintenance services.
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