★ Third-Party Verification
Before you accept a fibre installation and release payment, know it meets the specification. We act as your independent fibre specialist — no stake in the installation, just clear evidence.
Workmanship audit — trays, closures, routing, labelling and cleanliness checked against the spec.
★ Why Audit
When an installer hands over a fibre network, the test results are usually produced by the same team that did the work. Wrong reference methods, missing links, incorrect pass criteria or results copied between links are more common than most clients realise.
An independent audit gives operators, consultants and main contractors confidence before sign-off — and a fair, evidence-based basis for any remedial work.
We sit between the installer’s results and your sign-off, and give a clear recommendation backed by retest evidence.
How It Works
We review the installer’s submitted OTDR and OLTS files, attend their testing where needed, and independently retest an agreed sample of links. Results are compared link by link.
Alongside the test data we inspect workmanship on site. You receive one report with our findings, photographs, retest results and a recommendation: accept, accept with conditions or reject.
Services
Use one service or combine them into a full acceptance audit.
Results review, sample retest and workmanship inspection in one report — ready for sign-off decisions.
We attend and observe the installer’s testing to confirm correct methods, references and equipment.
An agreed percentage of links independently retested and compared with submitted results.
Submitted OTDR and OLTS files analysed for errors, missing data and incorrect pass criteria.
Splice trays, closures, routing, bend radius, labelling and cleanliness inspected and photographed.
Retesting after defects have been corrected, so the record closes cleanly.
Process
Who It’s For
Anyone accepting new fibre infrastructure who wants an independent second opinion.
Checklist
FAQ
We agree the sample size with you at the start, based on the size of the installation and the level of confidence you need. Problems found in the sample can trigger a wider retest.
For you. An audit is only useful if it is independent, so we report to the party commissioning the audit.
Yes — for example before a warranty claim, an upgrade or a dispute. The same review, retest and inspection approach applies.
The report sets out exactly what failed and why. Once the installer has corrected the defects, we can retest to close the record.
Talk to us about an independent audit before you sign off.
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