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TFSNZ Pressure Testing Remedials Checklist

by Rowan Hill, from the Community

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This template guides telecom technicians through pressure testing and remedial work on fiber infrastructure. It covers microduct tests at 4 bar and dome tests at 2 bar, end-cap checks, boundary joint inspections, and o-ring cleaning. It includes leak detection using soapy water, photo evidence requirements, and verification steps such as fiber blowing to the ABFFP. Fields for client, site code, location, and preparer help document each job for FTTP installs and maintenance.

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Pressure Testing Validation Checklist
This microduct pressure testing validation checklist guides field teams through ABFFP setup and verification. Install an end stop on the boundary end of the microduct, connect the valve tap and gauge at the ABFFP, and pressurize the line. Test at one bar for one hundred twenty seconds or at four bar for ninety seconds, then close the valve to allow pressure to stabilize. Capture photos of the gauge and ABFFP label, monitor for sixty seconds, safely release pressure, replace the O ring, refit the lid, and record internal and external compliance photos.
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TFSNZ Ribbonet Joint As-Built V1.2
Use this TFSNZ Ribbonet joint as-built checklist to document and map the location of fiber joints for telecommunications infrastructure. Record client and site details, joint number, street address, and properties fed. Capture mandatory offsets including KLm to kerb line, FLm to fence line, and either RPm or LPm to the nearest boundary. Add measurements, notes, and photos of the joint interior and exterior to support accurate as-built records and future maintenance.
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Water Testing Record Template
This Water Testing Record template helps project teams and auditors document commissioning of new water mains. Capture key title page details such as project, water authority, auditor, date, preparer, and document number. Record swabbing activities across multiple lines and main types with optional photo evidence. Log pressure testing across sections, including number of lines, target test pressure, and recorded pressure. Designed for construction and civil works, it supports quality assurance and regulatory compliance for water infrastructure projects.
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Customer Connections PIC Template
This PIC template supports engineers performing fiber customer connections. It guides photo capture and verification steps including node open and labeling, power tests, fiber wrapped in tray with labels, Hyperoptic label at cable entry, rope left in all chambers and toby box, chamber cleanliness and closure, and cable coil tests at the property. It also prompts for the number of chambers worked on, challenges encountered, meters of fiber used, A55 submission, and CIV reference numbers. Use it to standardize documentation for underground fiber cabling and customer activation.
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Pressure Testing Validation Checklist

This microduct pressure testing validation checklist guides field teams through ABFFP setup and verification. Install an end stop on the boundary end of the microduct, connect the valve tap and gauge at the ABFFP, and pressurize the line. Test at one bar for one hundred twenty seconds or at four bar for ninety seconds, then close the valve to allow pressure to stabilize. Capture photos of the gauge and ABFFP label, monitor for sixty seconds, safely release pressure, replace the O ring, refit the lid, and record internal and external compliance photos.

by Tara Costello, from the Community

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TFSNZ Ribbonet Joint As-Built V1.2

Use this TFSNZ Ribbonet joint as-built checklist to document and map the location of fiber joints for telecommunications infrastructure. Record client and site details, joint number, street address, and properties fed. Capture mandatory offsets including KLm to kerb line, FLm to fence line, and either RPm or LPm to the nearest boundary. Add measurements, notes, and photos of the joint interior and exterior to support accurate as-built records and future maintenance.

by Rowan Hill, from the Community

20+

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Water Testing Record Template

This Water Testing Record template helps project teams and auditors document commissioning of new water mains. Capture key title page details such as project, water authority, auditor, date, preparer, and document number. Record swabbing activities across multiple lines and main types with optional photo evidence. Log pressure testing across sections, including number of lines, target test pressure, and recorded pressure. Designed for construction and civil works, it supports quality assurance and regulatory compliance for water infrastructure projects.

by James Sorraghan, from the Community

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Customer Connections PIC Template

This PIC template supports engineers performing fiber customer connections. It guides photo capture and verification steps including node open and labeling, power tests, fiber wrapped in tray with labels, Hyperoptic label at cable entry, rope left in all chambers and toby box, chamber cleanliness and closure, and cable coil tests at the property. It also prompts for the number of chambers worked on, challenges encountered, meters of fiber used, A55 submission, and CIV reference numbers. Use it to standardize documentation for underground fiber cabling and customer activation.

by Saif Maljee, from the Community

20+

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TFSNZ Pressure Testing Remedials Checklist

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