Construction Supervision & Management

The construction supervision and management course ensures that construction is carried out in accordance with the plans, regulations and quality standards. The following topics are covered: Quality, schedule, cost and safety control. Seamless documentation with construction reports, photo documentation, lists of defects and acceptances serve to ensure traceability and legal protection.

Agenda

General & basics

• Building supervisor Why?
  • Role as a central link
• Qualification and tasks of the building inspector
  • Knowledge of line technology, planning documents, ZTV-TK and traffic safety in accordance with RSA 21
  • Ensuring smooth operations and compliance with official requirements

Safety & building preparation

• Occupational health and safety
  • PPE, general occupational health and safety principles and risk assessments
  • Safety and health coordinator (SiGeKo)
• Prerequisites for successful construction measures
  • Checking the plans, permits, utility plans and traffic regulations
  • Construction schedule – management and control tool

Project documentation & evidence

• Construction diary
  • Legally compliant documentation of special features, processes and deviations as contractual evidence
• Photo documentation
  • Proof of quality standards through georeferenced photos directly from the start of construction
  • Recording of relevant construction phases and surface conditions
• Material monitoring
  • Monitoring of storage options and continuous quantity control
  • Requesting and monitoring proof of disposal for bentonide use and contaminated soil replacement
• Recording services
  • Precise and comprehensible review of services rendered

Practice of network construction & error minimization

• Overview of building an FttX network
  • The practical phases from civil engineering to assembly
  • Avoidance of errors – analysis of construction defects
• Documentation of an FttX network
  • Precise measurement, splice plans and measurement protocols

Civil engineering methods & pipe laying

• Open civil engineering
• Alternative construction method
  • Trenching, plowing, milling
• Presses / straightening presses
• (Cable-guided) drilling
• Laying pipes and pipe systems
  • Compliance with bending radii and avoidance of the corkscrew effect
  • Causes and effects of the corkscrew effect
  • Watertight connection and gas-tight seal after installation

Surfaces & traffic safety

• Surfaces
  • Professional sealing of asphalt, concrete and paved surfaces to avoid refusal of acceptance
• Barriers, traffic safety
  • Practical implementation of official requirements and control plans

Junctions, microducts, installation & grid commissioning

• Installation of cable ducts / cable distribution cabinets
  • Proper installation of shafts and NVTs
• House entry & house transfer point (HüP)
  • Production of a building entry and dos and don’ts for HÜP installation
• Pulling in microtubes
  • Cost savings by pulling into existing pipe systems
• Continuity of the pipe system & preparation for blowing in
  • Calibration of a pipe system to determine the patency
• Blowing in fiber optic cables & technology
  • Sequence of a control-compliant blowing process
  • Quality assurance through documentation of pressure, thrust and speed during the process
• Installation of joints & acceptance / defect management
  • Implementation of splice plans during assembly, with final OTDR acceptance measurement