Installing Outside the Box - FIA Deliverables

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1 Installing utside the Box - FIA Deliverables Frank Kler Blue Helix

2 Frank Kler Fibreoptic Industry Association External Installations Director Frank Kler, FInstSMM Mobile: +44 (0) FIA Business Development Manager, Blue Helix Limited ver 35 years experience in all aspects of IT infrastructure installation and project management Direct experience of networking including sales, marketing, project scoping, qualification, design, specification, procurement, project management, implementation, testing, commissioning, handover and maintenance In recent years specialised in the civils aspects of infrastructure engineering providing innovative solutions for the delivery of optical fibre, metallic and wireless solutions

3 Introduction The opportunity for FIA members to increase their revenue by offering to undertake or manage the civils element of an optical fibre span has already been recognised and discussed. The actual cost of the civils or duct infrastructure is typically over 80% of the installation cost. The challenges, however, in delivering civils and external cabling are far reaching and it is imperative that you understand and meet the legal requirements. These guides will help you understand the requirements and avoid problems.

4 The Documents FIA Technical Support Guide FIA-TSD ptical Fibre Cabling Installation External: BS EN and UK Regulations Shortform Guidance 1.Specification of Pathways, Spaces and Structures 2.Digging, Reinstatement and Comparative Costs 3.Licences and Wayleaves 4.Interpretation of Standards and Regulations

5 FIA Website Useful Links

6 Useful Links CSCS & CPCS construction skills certification scheme CHAS Contractors Health & Safety Assessment Scheme ConstructionLine procurement and supply chain management service that collects, assesses and monitors standard company information HERS Highway Electrical Registration Scheme Safecontractor Annual vetting of contractors USAG Utility Strike Avoidance Group -ensure best practices and highest standards of safety UVDB (Achilles) UK utility industry proven pre-qualification system NRSWA New Roads & Street Work Act installing apparatus in the highway CDM Construction (Design & Management) Regulations legal duties on virtually everyone involved in construction work

7 FIA Website- TSG & Shortforms

8 SFG: Pathways, Spaces and Structures SHRTFRM GUIDANCE NTE Specification of pathways, spaces and structures Ducts 50mm, 100mm & 150mm Chambers 450x450mm 450x600mm 450x900mm 600x900mm 600x1200mm Plastic moulding Modular glass reinforced polymer sections Brick Concrete Frames & Covers B tonne (footway) D tonne (carriageway) Marker tape Splice Closures

9 SFG: Digging, Reinstatement, Costs SHRTFRM GUIDANCE NTE Digging, Reinstatement and Comparative Costs pen cut (trench with duct) Micro trench/slot cut Poling/overhead Directional drill Direct burial Line of sight Wireless Section 50 licence Specialist traffic management Road closure S tiles Costs Soft 22/m Footway 45/m Type 3-4 Road 85/m Type 1-2 Road 110/m Agricultural 45/m Chamber 600x450 (FW) x900 (CW) 1200

10 SFG: Licences and Wayleaves SHRTFRM GUIDANCE NTE Licences and Wayleaves Wayleave access and carryout work Easement access Code Powers utility providers Licence Section per street 75 per additional 200m 30 day lead in or 3 months if major works i.e. over 11 days work Permit to dig Section 74 Fines for apparatus left out after completion 20 minute rule daily whereabouts

11 SFG: Interpretation SHRTFRM GUIDANCE NTE Interpretation of Standards and Regulations Standards BS6701 cabling external to buildings BS7671 wiring regulations BS EN BS EN Regulations NJUG Guidelines BT penreach Developers Guide to Telecomms Infrastructure & installation

12 TSD Technical Support Guide Twelve page document Introduction Scope References Definitions & Abbreviations Regulations National Local Depths of Lay BS EN & NJUG Carriageway & footway Motorways Railways ther land Marker tape Lateral separation New development sites Reinstatement

13 NJUG Carraiageways Footways/verge LV GAS Communications Non-potable 0,45 m 0,60 m 0,75 m 0,25 m 0,45 m 0,60 m 0,75 m LV GAS GAS Communications Non-potable 1,20 m 1,20 m

14 BS EN Carraiageways Footways/verge LV GAS Sacrificial installation Communications BS EN Non-potable Telecommunications 0,45 m 0,60 m 0,75 m 0,25 m 0,45 m 0,60 m 0,75 m LV GAS Communications Sacrificial installation GAS BS EN Telecommunications Non-potable 1,20 m 1,20 m

15 NJUG in the 2 metre Footway 1550 mm 1255 mm 960 mm LV Cable TV GAS GAS 690 mm Data 430 mm Carriageway 0,25 m 0,45 m 0,60 m 0,75 m 1,20 m

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