This course meets the requirements for nbn™ technical skill accreditations:

• Skill 12 – Testing and commissioning live fibre;

What Do I Take to My nbn™ Fibre Tester Course?

• Proof of identity to show your instructor - this can be either a current driver's licence, passport or company photo ID
• Enclosed shoes or safety boots
• Appropriate work attire
• Safety glasses
• A laptop to class to access learning resources

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• Skill 9 – Fibre inspection and cleaning;
• Skill 13 – Fibre splicing

What do I take to the nbn™ Fibre Splicer course?

• Proof of identity to show your instructor - this can be either a current driver's licence, passport or company photo ID
• Enclosed shoes or safety boots
• Appropriate work attire
• Safety glasses
• a laptop to class to access learning resources

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Sound management is the foundation of any successful project. This course provides learners with the tools
and templates to successfully manage an ICT project throughout the entire project lifecycle. This course is designed to provide ICT professionals an opportunity to build on their existing project management skills while also exploring the steps and thought processes behind the basic principles and information necessary for managing a successful telecommunications project.

A successful ICT project manager requires knowledge of project management and knowledge of the telecommunications process (e.g, codes, standards, installation methods, telecommunications design).

This five-day course provides a hands-on approach to managing real-world ICT design and installation projects and covers key steps required during the project initiation, implementation, execution and closing phases. You will not only learn how to manage projects from start to finish, you will be better prepared to apply these management concepts and skills in real-world situations.

Who Should Attend

• Candidates preparing to take the RTPM exam
• Individuals seeking a career in ICT project management
• Installers seeking advancement to lead technicians
• Data center professionals managing ICT projects
• Architects/engineers who manage ICT projects

Required Materials

The RTPM exam and associated credentialing is not included in the course fee. You must apply and register for the exam separately. You may complete an exam application online at www.bicsi.org

Students must also bring a laptop or tablet to class each day.

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This Fibre Hygiene and DPU Installation course is designed for nbn workers seeking accreditation to perform FTTC installation and maintenance work. On successful completion of this program, workers will be provided with the relevant certification to upload to the enAble portal for Skills 9 and 29.

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Nbn™  FTTC Courses

The following FTTC courses align with the nbn™ technical skill accreditations for the copper components of FTTC work, which are Skills 2, 3, 5. We have also included sessions for Skills 1 and 16. (for those who require it)[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_separator type="normal"][vc_column_text]

Fault Finding

Duration :Three (3) days
Course Fee: $750.00

This is the ICTTEN303: Locate, identify and rectify recurrent network faults unit of competency.
It is a two and a Three (3) day course and covers nbn™ Technical Skill Accreditation 5.


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Simplex FTTC Jointing

Duration: Three (3) days
Course Fee: $750.00

This is the ICTCBL215: Joint metallic conductor cable in access network unit of competency.
It is a Three (3) day course and covers nbn™ Technical Skill Accreditations 2 and 3.

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Jumpering

Duration : One (1) day
Course Fee: $250.00

This is the ICTCBL320: Jumper metallic conductor cable in the access network unit of competency. It is a one (1) day course and covers nbn™ Technical Skill Accreditation 1.


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Aerial Cabling

Duration : One (1) day
Course Fee: $250.00

This is the ICTCBL214: Fix aerial cable unit of competency.
It is a one (1) day course and covers nbn™ Technical Skill Accreditation 16.

Fibre Hygiene and DPU Installation

this is a one (1) day course and covers ICTTEN311 - Inspect, clean and handle optical fibre cable and connectors
This Fibre Hygiene and DPU Installation course is designed for nbn workers seeking accreditation to perform FTTC installation and maintenance work. On successful completion of this program, workers will be provided with the relevant certification to upload to the enAble portal for Skills 9 and 29.
Duration : One (1) day
Course Fee: $250.00

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This CPR course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in a range of situations and has been developed in line with the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Guidelines.

Low Voltage Rescue (LVR)

The LVR component of this training covers the skills and knowledge required for a person to be able to carry out a risk assessment of an electrically hazardous situation and perform low voltage rescue procedures without causing a hazard to themselves or others. It is recommended that both LVR & CPR training are refreshed yearly or as required by workplace and industry needs.

blended learning

This program is delivered as a blended learning solution and provides learners with an assessment only option for both knowledge and practical components. This essentially means that if you believe your knowledge and skills are current you may simply resit the actual knowledge assessments without having to go through all the theory again.

This training program is delivered in two parts and combines both self-paced e-learning where you will be able to resit the knowledge assessments for these units of competency, before attending a three (3) hour face to face classroom based session where you will undergo a range of practical assessments.

The self-paced knowledge assessments will need to be completed in your own time but must be successfully completed prior to attending the face to face practical session. Both the knowledge and practical assessments need to be successfully completed to be deemed competent.

How elearning and blended learning works

When you have selected the course you wish to enrol in, click on the Book E-Learning button and complete the booking screen. Once you have completed the online knowledge assessments and student declaration, you will be contacted by a Student Support Officer. A suitable workshop booking for you will be made for the practical component of this training program.

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Do I need working at heights training?
Falls are a major cause of death and serious injury in Australian workplaces. Fall hazards are found when carrying out common tasks in the installation and maintenance of a telecommunication service.  In the telecommunication industry falls can also occur at ground level into open holes, for example trenches, manholes or service pits. Falls can also occur at height, causing serious injury or death.

This course has been developed to comply with the Australian Work Health and Safety Regulations. This course is designed to provide training in relation to the risks involved in the workplace and provides safe work procedures when working at heights.

This nationally recognised course follows the code's of practice in ‘Managing the risk of fall at workplaces’ and, ‘Preventing falls in housing construction’ & construction work, and covers  both the theoretical and practical aspects of working at height.

It is focused on fall prevention rather than fall arrest. This course is designed to deliver the ‘best practices’, to assist the telecommunication industry workforces when working at the customers premise for residential and commercial installation & maintenance tasks. This training  is designed to equip workers with the knowledge and skills needed to work safely and to Australian standards in any height situation.

This training covers risk assessment, selection and correct use of equipment, rigging and anchor systems, fall restraint, work positioning and fall arrest systems.

The Working At Heights ( WAH) course  will require you to participate in physical practical exercises.
For students safety there is a maximum of 12 learners per course.

What do I take to working with heights course ?

Please bring along or wear the following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• ARC Rated clothing of 100% cotton, long sleeve shirts and drill pants
• Hi-Vis Vest
• Safety helmet (hard hat)
• Steel Toe (capped) Boots
• Riggers Gloves
• Safety Glasses
• Sun Screen Protection

How long is working at heights certificate valid for?

We recommend a refresher every two (2) years.

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Get an in-depth review of best practices for designing data centers.

In this Data center design course you will be introduced to various data center infrastructure systems. In addition, you will have an opportunity to apply what you have learned by engaging in case studies, discussions and real-world scenarios, as well as gain practical application in ICT data center design best practices.

After completing this course, you will be able to design a data center based on a set of given requirements; this will include both new and retrofit designs.

A variety of hands-on exercises, including the final group project, will help reinforce material and prepare students for real-world scenarios.

* Note: The DCDC exam is not included in the course fee. You must apply and register for the exam separately. You may complete an exam application online at bicsi.org/dcdc

Who Should Attend

• Anyone involved in planning, implementing, operating and making critical data center decisions
• Architects
• Data center professionals
• Designers
• Engineers
• Facility managers
• IT professionals
• Project managers
• Telecommunications professionals

COURSE FEES

AUD $3000 plus GST
AUD $600 is required on enrolment to secure your place on the course

Entry Requirements:

DC102 is designed for those who have a minimum of two (2) years of experience in data center design and/or construction. If you do not meet the experience requirements, BICSI strongly recommends that you complete the Introduction to Data Center Design online course prior to enrolling in DC102.

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This course is for telecommunications workers who are required to complete a HSENE – HSE for New Entrants. It is aligned to the Accredited Service Provider (ASP) 1xf program. The content is designed to deliver the ‘best practices’, to assist the telecommunication industry workforces when working in a deregulated carrier network.

This training program is delivered in two parts and combines both self-paced e-learning to cover off the theoretical components of the course as well as classroom based learning where students will undergo a range of practical assessments. The self-paced e-learn component is to be completed in your own time but must be successfully completed prior to attending the two (2) day practical classroom component. Both the theory and practical components need to be successfully completed to be deemed competent.

This program places greater emphasis on the manual handling, lifting and carrying of ladders. There is sufficient time to allow learners to become accustomed to working at height on telecommunication and share use poles. This course is highly recommended for learners that are new or are returning to the trade after a prolonged absence.

This course also includes JBHT-01WMH working at manholes. Upon the successful completion of this course, learners are eligible to enrol in the HSEI assessment and practical program in the following year.

In addition you will receive the following non-accredited JBH modules:

JBHT—1VSTC – VESI Safe to climb
JBHT-01WWL – Working with ladders
JBHT-01WAP – Working at poles
JBHT-01WMH – Working at manholes

Before enrolling in this program, learners are advised to discuss their training requirements with their delivery Partner.

What do I take to the HSE course ?

Please bring along or wear the following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• ARC rated clothing of 100% cotton, long sleeve shirts and drill pants
• Hi-Vis vest
• Safety helmet (hard hat)
• Steel toe (capped) boots
• Riggers gloves
• Safety glasses
• Sun screen protection

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This course is for telecommunications workers who have previously completed the Health, Safety and Environment training program. It is aligned to the Accredited Service Provider (ASP) 1xf program. The content is designed to deliver the ‘best practices’, to assist the telecommunication industry workforces when working in a deregulated carrier network.

This program is delivered as a blended learning solution and provides learners with an assessment only option for both knowledge and practical components. This essentially means that if you believe your knowledge and skills are current you may simply resit the actual knowledge assessments without having to go through all the theory again. This training program is delivered in two parts and combines both self-paced e-learning where you will be able to resit the knowledge assessments for these units of competency, before attending a one (1) day face to face  classroom based session where you will undergo a range of practical assessments. The self-paced knowledge assessments will need to be completed in your own time but must be successfully completed prior to attending the one (1) day practical session. Both the knowledge and practical assessments need to be successfully completed to be deemed competent.

Before the commencement of this program, the learner is expected to have achieved the fundamental understanding of all topics. To be eligible for this program, you will have needed to have successfully completed the HSW Three Yearly Initial Program.

This course includes the following non-accredited JBH modules:

JBHT-01VSTC- VESI Safe to climb
JBHT-01WWL – Working with ladders
JBHT-01WAP – Working at poles

HOW ELEARNING AND BLENDED LEARNING WORKS

When you have selected the course you wish to enrol in, click on the Book E-Learning button and complete the booking screen. Once you have completed the online knowledge assessments and student declaration, you will be contacted by a Student Support Officer. A suitable workshop booking for you will be made for the practical component of this training program.

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