Technician · Not NBN Co, not an ISP
Peter Meyer
Fibre technician, SECURE A COM
Peter is the fibre side of SECURE A COM: twenty years with Telecom and Telstra, then the NBN rollout, and his own ribbon and single fibre fusion splicers. If your job is a fibre splice, a lead-in or a break, this is the kind of tech who does it. $250 inc. GST service call, first hour on site and travel up to 40 km included.
Trusted by 1,000+ businesses
- Registration
- Open, optical fibre endorsed
- In telecommunications
- Since 1981
- Telecom and Telstra
- 1981 to 2001
What he works on.
Fibre first, on twenty years of the copper network underneath it.
Fibre
- Fibre splicing
- Ribbon and single fibre splicing
- Optical fibre testing
- Fibre to the Premises
The copper network
- Copper cable jointing
- CAN construction
- Telephone exchange installation
Sites and systems
- PABX installation
- Confined space entry
- Work health and safety
The registration.
Registered for fibre on your side of the network, and equipped to splice it.
Peter holds an open cabling registration with an optical fibre endorsement, through TITAB, since 2015. The endorsement is what a registered cabler needs to install and terminate optical fibre at a home or business, and he splices with his own ribbon and single fibre fusion splicers.
What customers have said.
From our Google reviews: one names Peter, and two are lead-in jobs, the work he does.
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Leon Griffin
★★★★★Great speedy service. Jasen was easy to deal with and Peter came on time and did a great job fixing my issue efficiently. Would use again for sure.
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Peter Dunn
★★★★★NBN couldn’t get a lead cable down our conduit. But secureacom were able to get this done in less than an hour. Great professional job which saved us from NBN having to dig up 20 meters of our yard which would have been a nightmare. Thank you so much,
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Luci Torres
★★★★★The man from Secure a com was friendly and efficient. The job was to extend the lead in cord for the NBN box so that it could go to the upstairs flat. He was on time and very proffesional and making the appointment was easy. Securacom came out the next day after I phoned them so no wait time. Excellent service.
Tickets and training.
What a carrier asks to see before a tech goes on site, and the study behind it.
Trade
Open registration, fibre endorsed
TITAB, 2015
Certificate III, Telecommunications
2015
NBN fibre splicing units
2015 and 2018
Team leadership
TAFE, 1997
Safety
Diploma of Work Health and Safety
2016
Certificate IV, WHS (Construction)
2015
Occupational first aider
First aid and CPR
White Card
2015
On site
Confined spaces and heights
Gas detection trained
Asbestos awareness
Trained
Telstra EAC and SEOS cards
Network site access
TEBA interconnect exchange
Telstra accreditation
Since 1981, in order.
Twenty years inside Telecom and Telstra, then the companies building the NBN. This is where the fibre work comes from.
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1981 to 2001. Telecom, then Telstra.
Peter joins Telecom in 1981 and stays twenty years, working out of the Sutherland depot as a Communications Officer: linesman on faults and installations, Customer Access Network construction, exchange installation and Commander business phone systems. He relieves as supervisor and is the depot's health and safety representative.
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From 2014. The NBN rollout.
He contracts to the companies building and maintaining the NBN and the Telstra network, Visionstream, Service Stream and FNE Communications among them: fibre splicing and testing on NBN installs and faults, Telstra Velocity, wideband CTU and OFTU installs, early fibre engagements and fibre hauling, at heights and in confined spaces, down to the Telstra tunnels under the Sydney CBD.
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2015 to 2018. The fibre tickets.
Certificate III in Telecommunications and an open registration with the optical fibre endorsement, then a Certificate IV and a Diploma in Work Health and Safety, and NBN's own fibre splicing units.
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Now. SECURE A COM.
Peter does SECURE A COM's fibre work: splicing, testing and fibre lead-ins at homes and businesses. He also trains nbn trainee technicians, so the way he works is the way the next ones learn it.
Off the tools: a first dan black belt in taekwondo, and surf life saving with Wanda Surf Club.
On site
Safe before the work starts.
Fibre work happens in pits, ceilings, up ladders and in tunnels. Peter is qualified to run the safety side of it, not just follow it.
Most fibre faults are somewhere awkward. A pit full of water, a roof space, a riser in an old building. Getting to them safely is part of the job.
He holds a Diploma of Work Health and Safety and a Certificate IV in Workplace Health and Safety (Construction), was the health and safety representative at his Telstra depot, and is an occupational first aider.
Entering confined spaces with gas detection, working at heights and asbestos awareness are all part of his training, so a job in a pit, a ceiling or a riser is one he's trained for.
Got a question before you book? Ask it in Spaces.
Spaces is our community on my.secureacom.com.au. Ask what your connection is doing, read what other people found, and see our technicians' answers.
Fibre work, done by a fibre tech.
Book SECURE A COM and you get a registered technician who knows the network from the inside. You know the fee before you book and you get the findings in writing after.
$250 inc. GST service call, first hour on site and travel up to 40 km included.
Prefer to talk? Call 02 9188 1577.