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| Number | Best Practice |
|---|---|
| 13-10-0710 | Network Operators should use 'dig carefully' concepts and utilize guidance from industry sources for the protection of underground facilities when excavation is to take place within the specified tolerance zone. |
| 13-10-0719 | Network Operators should use 'dig carefully' concepts and utilize guidance from industry sources when installing underground facilities. |
| 13-10-0722 | Network Operators, Service Providers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should consider pest control measures to protect cables where appropriate. |
| 13-10-0725 | Network Operators and Government should increase stakeholder coordination and cooperation to improve the effectiveness of state one-call (811) legislation efforts. |
| 13-10-0726 | Network Operators should consider partnering with excavators, locators, and municipalities in a cable damage prevention program (811). |
| 13-10-0729 | Network Operators should establish training, qualification and performance standards for internal utility locators and establish performance standards with external utility locators. |
| 13-10-0733 | Network Operators should coordinate activities with other right-of-way occupants to minimize the potential for damage when they are relocating buried facilities in a common right-of-way area. |
| 13-10-0735 | Network Operators should evaluate the performance of their contracted excavators and internal excavators to foster improved network reliability. |
| 13-10-0736 | Network Operators should develop and implement a rapid restoration program for cables and facilities. |
| 13-10-0741 | Network Operators and Service Providers should review, and adopt as appropriate, Best Practices aimed at reducing damage to underground facilities that are maintained by the Common Ground Alliance. |
| 13-10-0745 | Equipment Suppliers should design equipment so that changes and upgrades are non-service impacting. |
| 13-10-0746 | Equipment Suppliers should emphasize human factors during design and development to reduce human errors and the impact of these errors. Automated systems should be considered to reduce operating errors. |
| 13-10-0748 | Equipment Suppliers should provide troubleshooting job aids, with updates as appropriate, to assist operations support personnel during fault isolation and recovery. |
| 13-10-0749 | Equipment Suppliers should prevent critical systems from accepting or allowing service affecting activity without appropriate confirmation. |
| 13-10-0751 | Equipment Suppliers should provide clear and specific engineering guidelines, ordering procedures, and installation documentation in support of their products. |
| 13-10-0752 | Network Operators, Service Providers, and Public Safety should evaluate support documentation as an integral part of the equipment selection process. |
| 13-10-0753 | Network Operators, Service Providers, and Public Safety should be familiar with support documentation provided with the equipment. |
| 13-10-0754 | Network Operators, Service Providers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should have documented installation guidelines for equipment deployment in their network or buildings. |
| 13-10-0755 | Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should document and communicate their installation and maintenance guidelines (e.g., MOP) and the expectation of compliance by all involved parties. |
| 13-10-0756 | Network Operators, Service Providers, Equipment Suppliers, Property Managers, and Public Safety should consider including a quality review based on the installation guidelines as part of the on-site installation acceptance. |
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