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Introduction to Air Blown Fibre - Open Course
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From £249 + VAT
Traditional classroom available UK wide
What is the Introduction to Air Blown Fibre open course?
The Introduction to Air Blown Fibre open course is a 2-day in-person training program that prepares installers, engineers, and other network professionals to successfully install and maintain air blown fibre systems. The course will cover the required equipment and tools, proper setup, and operation. Bespoke training is available, allowing the content to be customised to your company’s specific needs. There may be liaison with your Safety or HR team, enabling the expert trainer to integrate real-world experiences with examples from your company while still following industry standards and compliance requirements. There is a practical session at the end of the course, which involves installing fibre cables into different subducts.
Introduction to Air Blown Fibre Open Course - Key Information
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2-day course
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Designed for engineers, technicians & installers
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Bespoke training is tailored to reflect your company
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No prerequisites
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No fixed expiration
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Insight into industry-standard techniques
Introduction to Air Blown Fibre Open Course Details
Once your payment is processed for your classroom-based course, you’ll receive your joining instructions via email.
Your joining instructions include the following details:
- The date of your chosen course
- Course start time
- Address of your chosen venue, including a map screenshot
- Duration of the course
What will you learn on the Introduction to Air Blown Fibre open course?
This course is designed to provide you with the following knowledge and skills:
- Understanding the basics of air blown fibre technology, including terminology, components, and equipment
- Learning best practices for installing air blown fibre, including setup, teardown, and various blowing methods and techniques
- Gaining hands-on experience with tasks such as calculating fill ratios, duct and microduct joining, proper lubrication methods, duct cleaning, and preparation tests
- Conducting all activities safely while wearing the appropriate safety gear
Assessment and Certification
The Introduction to Air Blown Fibre course assesses you through a theoretical and a practical assessment. You must pass both to earn your qualification.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Equipment to bring on the day
You will need to bring the following PPE with you:
- Hi-Vis Clothing
- Safety Boots
- Safety Helmet
- Gloves
- Eye shields
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Do I need to bring my own safety equipment for the Introduction to Air Blown Fibre course?
Delegates are required to bring the following personal protective equipment (PPE): hi-vis clothing, safety boots, safety helmet, gloves, and eye shields.
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