This course suitable for network installers, fibre optic cabling installers and engineers, who are seeking to enhance and validate their installation skills and and to show others that they are true professional.

This City and Guilds 3667  course is particularly applicable to other individuals who work in related industries; for example, electrical engineers, telecomms installers, indeed anyone who is wishing to increase and broaden their range of skills.

This combined City & Guilds 3667-02:101 and 103 course is the recognised qualification for professional fibre optic cabling installers and is on the newly established UK's qualifications framework

For the Basic Principles Section of the Course

- Introduction to communications cabling

- Health and Safety

- The application of communications cabling in the networking environment

- Current communications cabling terminology and standards

- Communications cabling bandwidths and performance

- Communications cabling transmission

- Common communications cabling components

- Communications cabling installation procedures and working practices

For the Fibre Optic Cabling in an External Environment Section of the Course

- Theory of Light

- Fibre optic transmission

- The " how" and "why" fibre optic cabling is used in a datacomms environment

- How optical fibres work and the issues that can affect performance

- Current standards

- Terminologies

- Identify fibre optic components and explain their uses

- Work safely with optical fibres in an external environment

- Follow recommended installation procedures and working practices

- Prepare fibre optic cabling for termination, and splicing

- Terminate fibre optic cabling by splicing onto "pigtails"

- Dressing fibre optic cabling into a patch panel

- Carry out fibre optic cable "dressing into a closure" procedure

- Loss budget calculations

- Test fibre optic installation using the OTDR.

- Interpret OTDR test results and complete client documentation

- Fibre optic fault finding

All candidates are assessed via a examination comprising of 2 individual examinations comprising of 25 multiple choice questions – this is an “closed book” examination and is carried out using the computer based City and Guilds e-volve system.

All candidates are given their results at the end of the examination.

There is also a series of timed practical assessments covering installation practices on a simulated external system, which will also include an assessment in splicing and dressing into an external enclosure or joint closure.

This course costs £890 plus VAT and is inclusive of all course materials and examination fees.

This course leads to a fully accredited City and Guilds 101 & 103 3667 level 2 qualification in the core module, Basic Principles of Communications Cabling plus Fibre Optic Cabling in an External Environment

Delegates are provided with full colour, comprehensive course manuals to work through during the course
 

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