Service and Delivery

Knowledge Element: Cable management

Definition of Knowledge Element:

Know how to organise the routing and running of cables of different types including cable trunking, trays and conduits.

A very brief summary of the Knowledge:

Cable routes must comply with IEE regulations, they must conform to building regulations and they must be acceptable to the consumer. Always discuss cable routes with customers befire installation. Where cables cannot be concealed they should be installed with great care. User safety and building are critical factors. Signal interference is also possible if cables are incorrectly routed.

A summary of expert opinion:

The knowledge named 'Cable management' is considered to be quite important.
In addition, the knowledge is thought to be slightly difficult to replace, it is mostly learned by study, and Between 30% and 60% of Group are Experts.
It is also knowledge mostly used generally, and generally stable knowledge.
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Risk:

This knowledge element has a risk value of 3.23, whilst the average risk for the whole knowledge structure is 4.862. Consult the RISK page for more details.

Knowledge linked by learning dependency:

Postrequisite knowledge implies that Cable management must be understood before for a person can gain a full understanding of the knowledge listed in the top row of the Linked Knowledge table.

Cable management has no prerequisite knowledge items and is therefore known as a leaf node. A leaf node is knowledge that has not been investigated further when the map was constructed.

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Computed Similarity

The most similar node to Cable management is Assess On site requirements.

The most dissimilar node to Cable management is Customer Services.