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Jumper metallic conductor cable in the access network (Skill 1)

ICTCBL320 training develops practical skills in jumpering metallic conductor cables within telecommunications access networks, including cable identification, connection procedures, safe work practices and maintaining reliable network connections.

FTTC Course (Skills 1-2-3-5 & 16)

FTTC training develops practical knowledge of Fibre-to-the-Curb networks, including network components, fibre and copper connections, installation practices, service connections, fault identification and safe telecommunications work procedures.

Fibre Splicing – Skill 13

Fibre Splicing training develops practical skills in preparing, splicing, protecting and terminating optical fibre cables for reliable telecommunications installations and maintenance.

Fibre Testing – Skill 12

Fibre Testing develops the practical skills to test optical fibre cabling, use appropriate testing equipment, interpret results and identify faults affecting fibre performance.

Fibre Hygiene – Skill 9

Fibre Hygiene training develops practical skills for inspecting, cleaning and safely handling optical fibre cables and connectors to maintain reliable fibre connections and minimise contamination or damage.

Cable Hauling

Cable Hauling develops the practical knowledge and skills required to safely handle, prepare, route and install telecommunications cables using appropriate hauling techniques, tools and equipment.

Optical Fibre Cabling

Optical Fibre Cabling develops practical skills in fibre installation, termination, splicing, testing and safe handling for telecommunications cabling work.

ACMA Open Registration

ACMA Open Registration provides essential knowledge and practical skills for telecommunications cabling work and ACMA cabler registration requirements.

Power Awareness

Covers safe awareness practices for working near live electrical power infrastructure.