Ribbon Fibre Installation Course

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Our three-day Ribbon Fibre Installation Course short course, uniquely designed for experienced individuals who have completed a formal qualification, departs from the purely theoretical. This hands-on, practical course, developed in collaboration with manufacturers, equips technicians and engineers with the skills to correctly fusion splice ribbon fibre.

Our package includes:

This hands-on, practical course, developed in collaboration with manufacturers, equips technicians and engineers with the skills to correctly fusion splice ribbon fibre.

More about this course:

Our diligent collaboration with the manufacturers ensures that the correct methodology is performed. This partnership not only guarantees the quality of the training but also instils confidence, especially as we acknowledge that mass ribbon splicing differs from conventional fibre jointing/splicing.

By the end of the course you will be competent in the following:

✔️ How to correctly set up ribbon splicing machines

✔️ How to prepare multiple elements of the ribbon for splicing

✔️ How to thermal strip and prepare up to 12 fibres for splicing

✔️ How to ribbon standard fibres allowing mass fusion splicing

✔️ How to prepare ribbon to single fibre circuits for add and drop applications

✔️ How to cleave fibres correctly up to 12 fibres at the same time

✔️ How to understand why we use ribbon and its applications

✔️ What is fibre and machine hygiene

✔️ How to identify and understand spider web ribbon (SWR)

✔️ How to preparing external enclosures and port kits

Career progression:

When a technician or engineer leaves this course, they will be fully conversant with the correct practices required to install and terminate ribbon fibre.

Who is this course suitable for?

Uniquely designed for experienced individuals who have completed a formal qualification.

Examinations & Qualifications Included:

This hands-on, practical course, developed in collaboration with manufacturers, equips technicians and engineers with the skills to correctly fusion splice ribbon fibre.