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| OSP100 INTRODUCTION TO CUSTOMER-OWNED OUTSIDE PLANT
Learn the fundamentals of customer-owned outside plant! This is an introductory level course providing the fundamentals of customer-owned outside plant (CO-OSP). CO-OSP is the tele-communications cabling infrastructure, located on a customers property, that is required to transport information between buildings or other structures. You will learn important terms and definitions of the outside plant business and learn to communicate effectively with outside plant contractors and designers. Students will become familiar with outside plant safety issues, regulations, codes, and standards-making organizations. The different types of outside plant cabling will be described, along with the pathways and spaces required for multi-building cabling distribution. Fundamentals of underground, direct-buried, and aerial distribution systems will also be covered. This course will benefit personnel who have less than two years of outside plant experience, or who need a good refresher of the fundamentals.
Course Overview |
| I. |
Course Introduction |
| II. |
Basic structure and components of an outside plant system |
| III. |
Safety, Regulations, and Important Organizations |
| IV. |
Media |
| V. |
Underground and Buried Cabling |
| VI. |
Aerial Cabling Systems |
VII. |
Site Survey |
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Overview of a Complete Campus System |
Course Fees BICSI members, $595 Nonmembers, $695
Course Materials: You will receive a comprehensive course workbook, notepads, templates, pencils, and highlighters. At the end of the class, you will receive a certificate of completion.
Credits 14 hours RCDD 14 hours RCDD/OSP Specialist 14 hours Installer, Level 2 14 hours Technician 14 hours Residential Installer Who Should Attend: Multi-building property managers, general contractors, building and facility management personnel, campus telecommunications administrators, outside plant sales/marketing personnel, persons planning to enter careers in outside plant design and/orconstruction. Back to Top | |