WORK PROCEDURES FOR FIBER OPTIC SERVICES Sample Clauses

WORK PROCEDURES FOR FIBER OPTIC SERVICES. 8.2.A SERVICE DROP CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS (Residential & Commercial) • E-Span clamps are required for all drops. • Wedge drop grips will be used to support all drops. • Maximum sag on a drop that is not lashed will be 1” per 100’ span. • 8” diameter drip loops will be used at every tap, intermediate pole, and mid-span clamp. • When drops transition from aerial to underground, a 5’ riser u-guard will be used. All holes in the u-guard must have screws. E-clips will be used above the riser and placed approximately 18” apart. • Underground service drops should be buried (average depth of 10”) to customer’s premise. • P-hook are required to attach the drop to the subscriber’s dwelling. • E-clips will be used to secure the drop to the subscriber’s dwelling and be spaced 18” apart. • A NID box will be installed on the side of the subscriber’s building. NID boxes will be placed to match other existing demarcation boxes where possible. • The first E-clip should be 6” to 8” below the NID box to support the fiber. • Tie-wraps will be used in the NID to secure the fiber. They are NOT to be placed on the buffer tube, but only on the drop sheath and strength members. • Drops coming up from the underground to the NID will use ½” conduit up the foundation to just below the siding. The conduit is to be secured to the foundation using c-clamps and anchors. E-clips will be used every 18” to secure the drop up to the NID with the last E-clip within 6”-8” of the NID. • Underground workers are responsible for restorations including shrubbery and plants. • Power mast clamps should only be used where overhead clearance is an issue. • Tracer wire will be used on all dielectric drops. • Pigtail jumpers shall be spliced on the blue fiber on customer end of the drop. Unused fibers shall be left the same length as blue fiber for future use. • Light meter readings are required after each splice and connection and shall be submitted with completed drop paperwork. • Clearances are as follows: o State Roads 18’ o County and dirt roads 16” o Over tillable fields 16” o *Over non-traveled roads 12” *Requires permission of Cooperative representative.
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