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Underground Drop Installation

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1. When the terminal is fenced in a customer's yard (rear yard easement), what must the technician do before entering the property?
Hop the fence to save time. Always make attempts to contact the homeowner to verify access is permitted. Check the fiber signal level. Dig up the side of the flowerpot first.
2. What must a technician never do to a pedestal or flowerpot during an installation?
Dig under it. Leave a slack loop. Drill a hole in it. Disturb the drainage gravel.
3. When digging a large hole, how should a technician store the dirt to help with restoration?
In the flowerpot. In the customer’s trash can. On the customer's lawn. On a tarp.
4. After opening a flowerpot or vault, what must a technician do?
Leave the lid loose for the bury crew. Dig a large hole next to it. Secure and tighten the lid and the bolt. Immediately begin splicing.
5. What specific routing rule must the underground drop follow?
It must be routed in a straight line to the house. It must cross the shortest path. It must follow all property lines (e.g., wrap to the rear of the property if it comes from the front of the home) It must avoid all tree roots.
6. What is the technician's responsibility to review with the customer before leaving the premises regarding the drop burial?
The precise time the bury crew will arrive. Drop bury instructions, including expected steps and required customer actions (e.g., private locates for dog fences, sprinkler systems). The exact number of feet of slack they left. The name of the drop bury crew foreman.
7. Where should special instructions provided by the customer (e.g., regarding irrigation or private locates) be listed?
On a sticky note on the house box. In the technician’s personal log. On the job closeout (see closeout section). Only verbally confirmed with the customer.