Skill Scope Academy
About the Course
The unit ICTCBL322 is titled "Install, test and terminate optical fibre cable on customer premises."
Unit Description:
ICTCBL322 covers the skills and knowledge required to install, test, and terminate optical fibre cable used for telecommunications on customer premises.
This includes different types of terminations such as direct termination, fusion splicing, and mechanical splicing.
The unit applies to new installations, upgrades, and maintenance work in domestic, commercial, and industrial settings.
Communications applications include digital and analog telephony, data, video, digital broadcasting, computer networks, LANs, WANs, and multimedia systems.
Compliance with licensing, legislative, regulatory, and certification requirements is essential.
Work must be performed by registered cablers under Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) rules.
Key Learning Outcomes and Performance Criteria:
Preparing for optical fibre cable installation including site access, hazard identification, and setup.
Cleaning, inspecting, and testing connectors and cables for faults.
Installing cables and pigtails into indoor/outdoor enclosures.
Terminating fiber via fusion splicing or mechanical connectorisation.
Testing cable joints for continuity and transmission loss using specialized tools.
Cleaning the work area and safely disposing of fibre hazards.
Documenting installation work and obtaining customer sign-off.
Training and Endorsement:
The course often includes online theory and one-day face-to-face practical training.
On completion, it provides certification and optical fibre endorsement for cabling licenses.
It is aimed at technicians who already hold an open cabling registration seeking to add optical fibre cabling competency.
This unit is vital for telecommunications technicians specializing in fibre optic cabling and certification in Australia.The unit ICTCBL322 is titled "Install, test and terminate optical fibre cable on customer premises."
Unit Description:
ICTCBL322 covers the skills and knowledge required to install, test, and terminate optical fibre cable used for telecommunications on customer premises.
This includes different types of terminations such as direct termination, fusion splicing, and mechanical splicing.
The unit applies to new installations, upgrades, and maintenance work in domestic, commercial, and industrial settings.
Communications applications include digital and analog telephony, data, video, digital broadcasting, computer networks, LANs, WANs, and multimedia systems.
Compliance with licensing, legislative, regulatory, and certification requirements is essential.
Work must be performed by registered cablers under Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) rules.
Key Learning Outcomes and Performance Criteria:
Preparing for optical fibre cable installation including site access, hazard identification, and setup.
Cleaning, inspecting, and testing connectors and cables for faults.
Installing cables and pigtails into indoor/outdoor enclosures.
Terminating fiber via fusion splicing or mechanical connectorisation.
Testing cable joints for continuity and transmission loss using specialized tools.
Cleaning the work area and safely disposing of fibre hazards.
Documenting installation work and obtaining customer sign-off.
Training and Endorsement:
The course often includes online theory and one-day face-to-face practical training.
On completion, it provides certification and optical fibre endorsement for cabling licenses.
It is aimed at technicians who already hold an open cabling registration seeking to add optical fibre cabling competency.
This unit is vital for telecommunications technicians specializing in fibre optic cabling and certification in Australia.
Your Instructor
Kelly Parker
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