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 This program is suitable for Engineers and Technicians from all backgrounds. It is also designed  to enlighten non-engineering managers like the procurement managers on Fiber Optic technology awareness. This enables them to make informed decisions about costing, quality of the cable and future expansion plans. The course entails practical application in the modern industry where sensors, SCADA systems, PLCs and other automated functions that are currently embracing Fiber Optics as the media of choice in relaying signals in all these applications Click here to down load the program, To view what you missed the last session, click here, to book online, click here 

Fibre Optic Procurement

We believe, we provide the highest level of experience and knowledge within fibre optic training and fibre optic installation and testing services. We offer our Fibre optic services both in the field and the training centre using only highly qualified and experienced staff.

When purchasing fibre optic equipment, the "least expensive can prove to be the most expensive" along with the nightmare experiences and heartache this can bring.

Consultancy & Procurement

Fibre Optic Training is usually the first option put to one side in  times of difficulty, without a thought to the hidden high costs that occur due to inexperience in time lost, bad installation or inaccurate test results, with the outcome of possible embarrassment or lack of professionalism for the company involved.

The signs of good telecommunication consultancy or procurement services, i

s where the company provides guarantees against it's fees and provide a cost  absorbed, in the cost savings of the service provided, saving you the customer money and achieving reliability best a scenario of ending in no cost to you the customer, we like to place emphasis on achieving time scales and budgets available to you.

Fiber Optic Training Course

We are currently offering the training for the Technicians and    students who wish to make a career in Optic Fiber Technology.          

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The intake is ongoing. You may book online now by clicking on Contact Us button at the Mid Left of this page

Day – 1:

History and Future of Fiber Optics

Networking

• Fiber To the Desk

• Fiber To The Home

• K-12 Fiber Optics Networking

• Fiber Optics Safety

• Hands-on Session Begins                

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Fiber Optics Networking Standards

• BICSI, RCDD Certification, CFOT Certification

• Fiber Optics Cable and Connector Identification.

• Outside Plant Cable Introduction.

• Hands-on Session Continues –

Termination of Fiber Connectors,

Splicing (Mechanical & Fusion),

Design & Installation of Fiber Cabling, Introduction to Splicing

Day – 3:

Outside Plant Fiber Cable preparation,termination & testing.

• Introduction to Basic OTDR Functions,

• Use of the OTDR, Power Source and Light Meter Functions

• Continuity Testing, Tools and Equipment

• Safety

• Class Discussion

• Administer and Grade CFOT Test

Test Results & Review, Conclusion and issue of certificates

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 John Wenyaa

 0202180869/0722739563

General OFC Course

Optic Fiber Training

• Introduction to Fiber Optics
   What is Fiber Optics
  Fiber Manufacturing methods (Video)
  Fiber Advantages
  Fiber Design
  How Fiber Works
  
  Fiber types
  
  Refraction and Reflection
  Numerical Aperture
  Mode-Field Diameter
  What is an Optical Network?
  Optic Fiber Parameters
  Cable Plant Hardware
  Frequency
  Safety
  Fiber Optic Installation Safety Rules
  Cable preparation and closure assembly techniques
  Slicing: Fusion, Mechanical and Termination Methods
  Choosing a Splice Type
  Cable preparation techniques
  Fusion splicing featuring time saving techniques
  Spice Loss: Cause and Remedy
  Fusion splicer mantainance and cleaning
  Connectorization
  Connectors Types
  Polishing Techniques
  Termination Procedures
  Wavelength Division Multiplexing
  Attenuation
  Scattering and Absorption
  Dispersion
  Transceivers
  Amplifiers
  Attenuators
  Cable Types
  Loose tube vs Tight buffer
  Choosing a Cable
  Cable Specifications
  NEC Ratings
  Cable Design Criteria
  Practical Session using the
  following 3M products
  Fibrlok
   Hot Melt Connectors
  No Polish Connectors
  Volition 45
  Patch Panel
  2552 Scotch Box

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 John Wenyaa

 0202180869/0722739563