Industry

Wired Networks

Fiber and fixed-line design, drafting and as-built records for operators and telecom contractors.

Access FiberMetro & BackboneFiber & CopperGIS & DBoR
A typical street section: the conduit and its pit in the footway beside power, gas and water, the lead-in to the premises, the depth of cover, and the DBoR record for that conduit. Not to scale; values are illustrative.
How it works

From the Trench to the Record

A fixed-line network is designed to each authority’s standards, built in shared public space, and only as good as its record. We design the route, prepare the permit packages, and turn construction mark-ups into as-built data that keeps your network records matched to the ground, ready for maintenance, upgrades and future builds.

  • Conduit, access chambers and lead-ins designed to your standards
  • Permit and authority drawings for each local authority
  • As-built depth, position and status captured in your network records and GIS
Services we deliver

Partnering on Fiber Rollouts Since 2013.

Since 2013, Wizzio has designed and documented fiber networks for major Australian network programs, from the national broadband rollout to multi-year engagements with Tier 1 delivery contractors. We work inside your standards and document control, and hand back a record that matches what is in the ground.

Network Engineering & DesignFiber, wireless, IT infrastructure Drafting & DocumentationDrawings, models and the record As-BuiltMark-ups to accurate records Pole LoadingLoading, make-ready, joint use

Who We Partner With

For the teams who run rollouts, and the teams who deliver them.

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Engineering Deliverables

Fiber Networks, From Route Design to As-Built Record.

  1. Preliminary Design

    Initial design options and route feasibility, setting out where the network can run, what the build will involve, and which route offers the best balance of cost and risk.

  2. Survey

    Field survey of the route and site conditions, so the design is based on what is actually in the ground rather than on old drawings.

  3. Detailed Design

    Build-ready drawings for every route, structure and connection. For detailed drawings, contact the client and, if required, connect with the design team.

  4. Pole Loading

    Pole loading analysis, clearance checks and make-ready recommendations for aerial routes, so attachments are approved and crews can build safely.

  5. Approval

    Design packages prepared and submitted for authority and client approval, to each authority’s requirements.

  6. Construction

    Construction drawings and design support through the build, with changes managed as field conditions arise.

  7. As-Built Review

    Construction mark-ups reviewed and converted into accurate as-built records, keeping the network record matched to what is in the ground.

Some wired designs cover two to three routes for the same job alongside one site. The design is built to produce the two maps required at approval, based on the field survey carried out by the construction team.

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