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UCG NGA/MDU Scoping Form

by Amrit Shergill, from the Community

This UCG NGA/MDU Scoping Form supports planning and site assessment for fiber deployments in multi-dwelling units. Capture customer and job details, then verify health, safety, and environmental considerations, required consents, and site access. Record network configuration, including fiber type (air blown or fixed), overhead or underground routes, FAT location/ID, ETP location, and haul/blow distances. Identify civil requirements such as hand digging, drilling, grundomat, or hydro excavation, check hauling tapes, and specify reinstatement needs across concrete, grass, or tar seal. Add notes as needed.

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UCG NGA/MDU Scoping Form
This document serves as a comprehensive audit and scoping form for network installations, specifically designed for UCG NGA/MDU projects. It covers essential aspects including health and safety considerations, site access requirements, necessary consents, network specifications, and civil work requirements. The form guides technicians through critical checkpoints such as ceiling and underfloor access, service locations, fibre types, network configurations, and reinstatement needs. It ensures thorough documentation of technical specifications like FAT locations, cable distances, and installation methods while addressing important compliance factors such as heritage considerations and protected areas. This systematic approach helps ensure complete and accurate site assessment for successful network installations.
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NGA Fibre Ready Scoping Form Version 5
Use this NGA Fibre Ready Scoping Form Version 5 to scope fibre jobs from desktop to site. Capture build completion status, work type such as aerial, haul, surface mount, trench or drill, and network type including air blown fibre, fixed fibre and aerial. Record specific skill needs, distances, traffic management and other requirements. Collect customer details, job instructions and labelled photos. Note health, safety and environmental considerations and required consents for right of way, multi dwelling units and heritage sites. Document network assets such as FAT and cabinet locations and internal preferences for ONT and RGW. Includes end user consent and technician sign off for Ultra Fast Broadband provisioning.
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