What we do

Six kinds of work. One route.

Every job is a cable path: surveyed, built, tested, and then looked after. These are the kinds of work the crews carry.

Crew laying fibre duct into a trench beside a laterite road

Optical fibre routes

Underground, overhead and intercity fibre. Route surveys, ducting, trenching, blowing and pulling, jointing, splicing, OTDR and power testing, commissioning, diversion and restoration.

Drums of copper and coaxial cable beside a utility pole

Copper, coaxial and RF

Cable for telecom and CCTV, laid overhead or in the ground. Routing, termination, testing, replacement and the repair of routes that have already been in service.

A technician restoring a fibre route at an open chamber

Operations and maintenance

Preventive rounds and emergency response for network operators. Fibre-cut detection, route and chamber inspection, fault tracking, escalation and the records that close a job.

Security camera with copper and coaxial cable on a concrete wall

CCTV and security cable

Route planning and installation for security systems, using copper, coaxial and RF cable, then termination, connectivity testing and later rehabilitation.

An open telecom trench leading to a new concrete chamber

Civil works for the route

Trenching, excavation, HDPE duct, manholes, handholes and chambers, road crossings, backfill and reinstatement of the ground we open.

A long cable route running beside a road at golden hour

New networks and expansion

Greenfield routes and additions to live networks. Relocation, diversion, capacity work, testing and a documented handover.