To any engineers out there that draw up the prints for fiber, one word,,,UNDERGROUND!!!!! Its safer and faster.
Any guidence is appreciated, thanx, Red
Aerial fiber splicing
Member #: 35208
Registered: 1/1/2005
Posted:
215
Name:
Trent
Company:
Verizon
Occupation:
Customer Zone Technician (Lineman)
Location:
Ft. Wayne
I was wondering if anyone had aerial experience splicing fiber. This is the first time I've had to splice fiber off of a ladder or hooks. Heres' the problem, getting the welder up there safely. I've been putting it in a 5 gallon bucket with bubble wrap around it in case it falls it would have a little protection. So far I've been lucky and very careful. I'd hate to drop a $10k welder.
To any engineers out there that draw up the prints for fiber, one word,,,UNDERGROUND!!!!! Its safer and faster.
Any guidence is appreciated, thanx, Red
To any engineers out there that draw up the prints for fiber, one word,,,UNDERGROUND!!!!! Its safer and faster.
Any guidence is appreciated, thanx, Red
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