Optimización de procesos de radicación FTTH – Huawei

Abstract

This document details the complete process implemented for submitting FTTH fiber optic projects in the internship area at Huawei. The main task is the change from MDU clusters (Multiple Housing Units), which are responsible for permits for residential complexes or shopping centers that have Claro service, to SDU clusters (Single-Family Housing Units), which are responsible for permits for open neighborhoods. In other words, they are responsible for ensuring that all external elements, such as poles or cameras, are suitable for fiber optic deployment. This includes preparing the technical documentation, creating a document with photographic records of the poles and cameras, submitting the project to JOIN AS, Umbrella, and ISDP, and maintaining internal project control. All of this follows the technical, regulatory, and operational rules of Huawei, Claro, and Enel. The process begins upon receiving the engineering cluster design. Using this, the MDUs are removed, leaving only the SDUs, as this is for individual homes. Next, we check that the fiber optic cable follows its path, observing the location of the poles to ensure logical and technical continuity. The training offered aims to improve the planning, execution, and documentation of FTTH projects, strengthening the skills of telecommunications engineers. To this end, training will be provided on the construction and deployment of fiber optic networks. This will cover everything from the installation of feeders and subfeeders to splicing and distribution to individual homes. Furthermore, Excel macros will be optimized to simplify the creation of CSV files, thus improving the management of photographic documentation. The training program includes the creation of technical documentation required by electricity companies such as Enel, ENSA, ESSA, EEP, and CHECK. Similarly, specialized tools such as QGIS, AutoCAD, and OneBox will be used. Furthermore, the automation of image renaming will be explored to improve the organization of the photographic record and, in turn, enhance project traceability. Finally, the objective of this work is to organize information to prepare engineers to manage telecommunications projects with greater efficiency, precision, and coordination, ensuring faster execution and the delivery of complete and organized documentation, while meeting industry standards.