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Introduction to Fibre Splicing

Introduction to Fibre Splicing

What is the Introduction to Fibre Splicing course?

The Introduction to Fibre Splicing course provides training in the installation and splicing of various fibre cables. In particular, it covers both single-mode and multi-mode fibre, with a focus on industry-standard techniques. This course is for those who are new to fibre jointing and managers who need to understand the fundamentals of fibre optic systems. You will learn how to terminate and test fibre optic cables and connectors. Practical termination exercises cover the use of a fusion splicer, mechanical terminations, and testing with both a power meter and OTDR.

Introduction to Fibre Splicing - Key Information

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Bespoke Training means the content within the training presentation is customised to the specific needs of your company. Examples and scenarios are made relevant to your type of work. However, the core course criteria and legal requirements will still be covered, ensuring the training remains valid and compliant with industry standards. There may be liaison with your Safety or HR team to ensure the customised version aligns with your company’s internal processes and policies.

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What will you learn on the Introduction to Fibre Splicing course?

This course is designed to provide you with the following knowledge and skills:

  • The fundamentals of fibre optic cables and how to install and splice a variety of fibre types, including single-mode and multi-mode
  • Fusion splicing techniques for connecting fibres, as well as mechanical terminations for fibre optic cables
  • How to test fibre optic cables and connectors using industry-standard equipment such as a power meter and OTDR
  • Best practices for fibre jointing and how to manage the termination and testing process safely and efficiently
  • Hands-on experience with real-world tools and equipment, including the use of a fusion splicer and testing with a power meter and OTDR

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Assessment and Certification

The Introduction to Fibre Splicing course assesses you through a theoretical and a practical assessment. You must pass both to earn your qualification.

Entry Requirements
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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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the questions we frequently get asked about the Introduction to Fibre Splicing course.

What are the benefits of taking the Introduction to Fibre Splicing course?

By completing this course, you will gain valuable hands-on experience in fibre optic splicing, improve your ability to install and maintain fibre networks, and ensure compliance with industry standards. The course also provides a deeper understanding of the tools and techniques required for efficient fibre splicing, making you more confident and capable in your role.

What is the role of the trainer during Introduction to Fibre Splicing course?

A qualified professional trainer will guide you through the training, teaching industry-standard techniques and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. The trainer will also provide insights through real-world experiences and examples.

Who should attend the Introduction to Fibre Splicing course?

This course is ideal for those new to fibre optic jointing, as well as managers who oversee fibre network installations. It’s designed for both beginners and professionals looking to improve their skills.