1. Plan restricted cabling work
   • Identify building infrastructure that places critical constraints on cabling
   • Apply organisational strategies to manage other infrastructure in relation to cabling
   • Notify appropriate personnel of identified safety hazards at cabling work site
2. Manage remote power feed
   • Identify and avoid risks posed by contact with remote power feeding services when performing cabling activity
   • Make site safe by identifying remote power feeding services that operate at above telecommunications network voltage (TNV) inside customer premises
3. Install cables and protective earth wires
   • Install cables according to manufacturer application specifications, including tension and bending stress requirements
   • Identify and avoid sources of possible damage to cable, including hot pipes, sharp edges and cable burn
   • Allow sufficient excess at cable ends to facilitate termination
   • Place and secure cable to maintain safety and interference segregation according to legislative and industry standards
   • Install cable fasteners with correct tension to prevent cable sheath damage or transmission impairment and trimmed flush to prevent risk of personal damage
   • Use appropriate underground cable installation techniques associated with minimum depth of cover and segregation from hazardous electrical and other services according to current Australian Standards
   • Identify issues surrounding underground cables (excluding blown fibre tube systems) to incorporate a blocking agent within the cable to prevent the ingress of water
   • Use appropriate aerial cable installation techniques associated with minimum clearance, segregation from hazardous electrical and other services and minimum height requirements according to current Australian Standards
   • Install over-voltage protection devices to all cable pairs according to Australian Standards, as required, to suppress voltage surges and protect from earth potential rise (EPR) hazards and protectively earth the devices
   • Protect earth wire insulation against damage and segregate protective earths according to relevant legislative and industry standards
4. Terminate and test cables and earth wires
   • Remove cable sheath to allow for correct termination length and without damage to underlying conductors and their insulation
   • Install cable modules according to manufacturer specifications, and cable pairs neatly and sequentially fan for termination
   • Terminate conductors according to recommended colour code sequence using appropriate termination tools according to manufacturer specifications
   • Earth cable shield, as required, according to manufacturer specifications, relevant industry codes of practice and Australian Standards
   • Conduct visual inspection to confirm termination colour code sequence has been followed prior to end-to-end testing of wire and pair termination integrity
   • Terminate earth wire according to industry codes of practice and Australian Standards
   • Ensure earth wire continuity throughout and observe interface requirements with electrical systems
   • Test earthing installation for continuity, insulation resistance and conductive resistance according to industry standards and Australian Standards
   • Confirm compatibility of alterations with existing systems and test new work both in isolation and when integrated with existing systems
5. Inspect cable route to ensure correct separations
   • Inspect separations along the entirety of the cable route and rectify separations that do not comply with regulations
   • Install barriers to achieve separations where sufficient spatial separation cannot be met
6. Create records
   • Provide customer with a job sign-off telecommunications cabling advice form at the completion of each cabling task
   • Complete NTD record cards for work undertaken
7. Monitor work activity
   • Supervise unregistered cablers undertaking work in line with scope of own role and organisational procedures
   • Ensure cabling activity is according to legislative requirements for safety and network integrity including the relevant Australian Standards

Specifies different work environments and conditions that may affect performance. Essential operating conditions that may be present (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) are included. It is restricted to essential operating conditions and any other variables essential to the work environment.