Location: Breinigsville, PA

Breinigsville, PA

Certified Fiber Installer training is designed for those who layout, install or maintain fiber optic cabling systems. It identifies you as an installer able to demonstrate a practical knowledge of fiber optic theory, codes, standards and practices widely accepted in the fiber optics industry. In addition, this training incorporates two days of individual hands-on training validating installer skills, including fiber terminations, cable preparations, fusion splicing, OTDR and optical loss testing. These skills are applicable to all the requirements to safely and competently install, maintain, and test fiber optic cabling systems.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Certified Fiber Optic Installer course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Certified Fiber Optic Installer lecture (either online or in person.)

This ETA exam may accompany our Certified Fiber Optic Installer course. ETA certifications are one of the industry standard certifications in the telecommunications industry. ETA Certified Fiber Optic training is the only way to take one of these exams (and hence get the certificate.)

Identifies you as a technician who understands the basic concepts of fiber optics installation and service as they apply to all the functions required to safely and competently install fiber optics communications cabling.

Awarded to students who pass the ETA exam in one of our ETA certified installer training courses. This certification is considered an industry standard and is offered in addition to the FiberOptic.com course certification.

We periodically offer web-based FiberBase demonstration utilizing GotoWebinar. Please check the schedule to see when the next scheduled demonstration is taking place.

This three-day course will provide you with all the knowledge and requirements that are needed to effectively characterize your optical infrastructure. You will learn about all the requirements for engineering and for qualifyin the optical fiber links that utilize specific bit rates in regards to both metro and long haul spans.

After taking this course, students will have a detailed understanding of advanced OTDR configuration, cause and effect of trace events, and other advanced trace analysis techniques including bi-directional splice characterization and optical return loss testing.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Fiber Characterization Technician course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Fiber Characterization Technician lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Fiber Characterization Technician course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Technician Training Labs

Identifies you as a technician who has advanced knowledge of the concepts of fiber optic characterization and testing as the apply to all the functions required to safely test fiber optics communications cabling, utilize OTDRs, and property use testing equipment.

Awarded to students who pass the ETA exam in one of our ETA certified master technician training courses. This certification is considered an industry standard and is offered in addition to the FiberOptic.com course certification.

This ETA exam may accompany our Certified Fiber Optic Installer course. ETA certifications are one of the industry standard certifications in the telecommunications industry. ETA Certified Fiber Optic training is the only way to take one of these exams (and hence get the certificate.)

"Fiber to the X" (FTTx) is the hottest network topic since TCP/ IP. In this course, we will discuss various network designs, installations, maintenance and troubleshooting. This is a hands-on, four day course designed to provide students with a practical understanding of FTTx networks. Students will learn the difference between an Active and a Passive Optical Network (PON). The advantages and disadvantages of each system and how they are currently being implemented in the field are featured in this course. Students will learn splicing, testing and installing techniques for an FTTx network.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our "Fiber to the X" course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the "Fiber to the X" lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our "Fiber to the X" course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Installer Training Labs

Identifies you as a technician who understands the basic concepts of fiber optics installation related to "Fiber to the x" (FTTx) equipment and service which are applicable to all the functions required to safely and competently install fiber optics communications cabling.

The Master Fiber Optic Technician (TR-MFOT) training is the most comprehensive certification training available. It is our complete Fiber Optic Training; encompassing all aspects of our master splicing and testing programs into an extensive five-day certification experience that qualifies a Technician as a truly unique “Craftsmen”. It is designed to provide an unmatched, real-life experience with solid classroom instruction using various labs designed around splicing, and testing scenarios.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Master Fiber Optic Technician course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Master Fiber Optic Technician lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Master Fiber Optic Technician course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Master Training Labs

This certification, designed after the FOT certification, identifies professionals who can be involved with designing, configuring, installing, and maintaining fiber optic systems specific to outside plants. Technicians will also be able to test and troubleshoot a Local Area Network (LAN) system with various faults.

The Master in Splicing program is the first of its kind in the telecommunications field. It is designed to provide an unmatched, real-life experience with solid classroom instruction using various labs designed around specific techniques. The Master in Splicing training is a perfect compliment for experienced installers and technicians. Advanced hands-on design labs along with advanced fusing splicing techniques are featured in this course.

Students work with several types of fusion splicers from at least two different manufacturers.

As a masters level course, it is recommended that students have had several years of field experience or have taken our CFI or OSP course prior to enrolling.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Master Fiber Optic Splicer course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Master Fiber Optic Splicer lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Master Fiber Optic Splicer course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Master Training Labs

Awarded when a student passes our master fiber optic splicer course. This certificate shows that a student has demonstrated advanced techniques in fiber optic splicing allowing them to make better, faster and cleaner splices.

FiberOptic.com's Master in Testing program is the first of its kind in the telecommunications field. It is designed to provide an unmatched, real-life experience with solid classroom instruction. Using various labs designed around specific testing scenarios, the Master in Testing training is a perfect compliment for experienced fiber optic installers and technicians. This course features advanced hands-on testing labs demonstrating advanced testing procedures and techniques. Students work with test equipment from several different manufacturers.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Master Fiber Optic Tester course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Master Fiber Optic Tester lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Master Fiber Optic Tester course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Master Training Labs

Awarded when students pass our master fiber optic tester course. This certificate shows that students have demonstrated advanced techniques in fiber optic testing allowing them to perform tests quickly, accurately, and cleanly.

The fiber optic Outside Plant Installer course is similar to the Certified Fiber
Installer (TR-CFI) course in that it is designed for workers with fundamental
fiber optic knowledge but it differs in that it focuses specifically on outside
plant installations (OSP). OSP includes communications such as building to building
or long haul telecommunications (including customer-owned OSP.)

Emphasis is on single mode fiber optic installation and the associated international
standards, theory, and practices. This specialized course is a must for any OSP
professional. This course also includes an overview of FTTx ("Fiber to the x") applications
(but there is another course specifically for FTTx specialists - TR-FTTX.)

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Outside Plant Installer course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Outside Plant Installer lecture (either online or in person.)

This ETA exam may accompany our Outside Plant Installer course. ETA certifications are one of the industry standard certifications in the telecommunications industry. ETA Certified Fiber Optic training is the only way to take one of these exams (and hence get the certificate.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Outside Plant Installer course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Installer Training Labs

This Fiber Optic certification, designed after the FOT certification, identifies professionals who can be involved with designing, configuring, installing, and maintaining fiber optic systems specific to outside plants. Technicians will also be able to test and troubleshoot a Local Area Network (LAN) system with various faults.

Awarded to students who pass the ETA exam in one of our ETA certified Outside Plant Installer training courses. This certification is considered an industry standard and is offered in addition to the FiberOptic.com course certification.

The Premise Wiring Systems Installer training is designed for those who design, install or maintain copper and fiber optic systems in commercial buildings and outer facilities. It identifies you as an installer who demonstrates a practical knowledge of copper and fiber optic theory, codes, standards and practices widely accepted in commercial building and customer-owned outside plant (campus environment).

In addition this training incorporates hands-on training of copper and fiber terminations, cable preparation, installation practices and certification testing procedures. Learn and perform skills which are applicable to all the functions required to safely and competently install advanced copper and fiber communications cabling. All procedures and practices are instructed based on the latest EIA/TIA Commercial Building Cabling Standards

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Premise Wiring Systems Installer course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Premise Wiring Systems Installer lecture (either online or in person.)

This ETA exam may accompany our Premise Wiring Installer course. ETA certifications are one of the industry standard certifications in the telecommunications industry. ETA Certified Fiber Optic training is the only way to take one of these exams (and hence get the certificate.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Premise Wiring Systems Installer course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Installer Training Labs

This certificate exclusive to FiberOptic.com identifies you as a certified premise wiring systems installer who has completed our installer level course (including practical hands-on labs utilizing the lastest techniques and equipment in the telecommunications industry.)

Identifies you as a technican who has knowledge of the basics concepts of premise wiring installation and service required to safely and completely install telecommunications equipment and cabling.

The Premise Wiring Systems Technician training expands a student's installer training and encompasses a higher knowledge level of copper and fiber optic cabling used in commercial buildings and customer-owned outside plant environments (Campus).

This training incorporates hands-on labs including multi-vendor copper and fiber terminations, and expanded fiber optic splicing and testing labs. Students will learn skills which are applicable to all the functions required to safely and competently install copper and fiber communications cabling in the premise environment.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Premise Wiring Systems Technician course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Premise Wiring Systems Technician lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Premise Wiring Systems Technician course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Technician Training Labs

This certificate exclusive to FiberOptic.com identifies you as a certified Premise Wiring Systems Installer who has completed our technican level (above installer) course (including practical hands-on labs utilizing the lastest techniques and equipment in the telecommunications industry.)

With rising demand for mobile broadband services, network operators are seeing sharp increases in bandwidth requirements. The cellular network infrastructure must evolve to support newer technologies that require more and more bandwidth. Mobile service providers need to gain real-time, insight into their network performance in order to manage existing architectures and ensure a higher quality of service regardless of the underlying technology.

Cellular networks may face challenges that include:

• Quality of Services(QoS)
• Testing multiple technologies - Ethernet, SONET
• SLA's
• Tracking and validation
• Network monitoring
• Cost of Network Expansion

This course is designed to give students a firm understanding of WLAN security. Hands-on access point and client adaptor labs provide attendees with experience setting up and securing a wireless LAN. Presentation material will explore WLAN design concerns, essential equipment, AP configuration, and site survey techniques.

This exam must be passed in order to qualify for a certificate in our Certified Wireless Technician course. This exam will consist of a combination of multiple-choice, fill in, diagram drawing, or other similar questions. More information about this specific exam will be given during the Certified Wireless Technician lecture (either online or in person.)

This lab is part of the hands-on portion of our Certified Wireless Technician course. This lab will consist of multiple hands on exercises to get the student ready to pass a practical exam. Details about this specific lab can be found on our course detail page at the link below.

Item Type: Manual Installer Training Labs

This certificate exclusive to FiberOptic.com identifies you as a certified wireless technician who has completed our technician level (above installer) course in wireless communications and security (including practical hands-on labs utilizing the lastest techniques and equipment in the wireless communications industry.)