How we deliver
From the peg to the last test.
A job moves through the same sequence, whether it is a new intercity fibre route or a chamber that needs opening. Each stage is checked against the client’s specification, with field safety supervision and a record of tests and handover.
On every job
The sequence stays. So does the standard.
A new intercity fibre route and a chamber that needs opening go through the same checks. The size of the job does not change what has to be true before the crew leaves.
Specification
Each stage is checked against the client’s specification, approved drawings and method statement.
Quality
Inspections at defined stages of the work, with testing and commissioning written down before handover.
Safety
Health, safety and environmental practice, with field safety supervision while the ground is open.
Programme
Scheduling, work-front planning and progress monitoring, reported daily, weekly and monthly.
Crew and materials
Skilled technical manpower, site supervision, and control of materials, equipment and tools.
Records
Fault tracking, restoration notes and the handover record that closes the job.
Plan
Scope review, mobilisation, method and the materials, equipment and logistics the route will need.
Survey
Technical site survey, route assessment and a check of crossings and what is already buried.
Civil
Trench, duct and build the chambers the cable will live in.
Lay
Blow or pull fibre, copper, coaxial and RF, overhead or underground.
Prove
Splice, test, commission, and hand over the acceptance documents with the route.
Keep
Preventive and corrective maintenance, fault restoration, progress reports and final handover.