Where can I find resources on pole attachments for fiber optic training?

The National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) is the foundational standard governing power and communications utilities, including fiber optic lines. It covers requirements for ground clearance, burial depths, clearance to power lines and equipment, and pole and equipment strength.

To complement the NESC, the McGraw-Hill NESC Handbook is an excellent reference — it includes hundreds of drawings and photographs that help clarify the Code’s technical language.

ikeGPS also offers training on NESC requirements specifically for communications and joint-use applications, combining a structured overview of the Code with real-world application examples. Contact us to learn more about our training programs.