Fibre Optic (FOC)

Conic Fibre Optic Cable (FOC) Wayleaves’

Conic is appointed by Telecommunications Clients to assist them in getting approval (Wayleave) in order for them to construct their services in the public.

With a highly experienced Conic Team, we provide our clients with excellent, professional workmanship and consulting services.

We strive to be beyond the best, ensuring our clients at peace of mind.

Wayleave? What is a Wayleave?

Noun: wayleave:
A right of way granted by a landowner, generally in exchange for payment and typically for purposes such as the erection of telegraph wires or laying of pipes.
“Companies must have way leaves for work they want to carry out on private land”

Breakdown: wayleave:
“Way” – the way that your service is going; “leave” – old English word for “letter”.

All over South Africa there are Road Agencies, Municipalities that requires Wayleaves before any work can be conducted on their property.
Thus, these entities provide the applicant with a letter to commence work with in the specified guidelines.

In this day and age Fibre Optics Telecommunications have grown immensely in a short period of time and still rapidly growing, providing a better infrastructure for all South Africans all over.

What do you mean by Fibre Optics?
A technology that uses glass (or plastic) threads (fibre’s) to transmit data. A fibre optic cable consists of a bundle of glass threads, each of which is capable of transmitting messages modulated onto light waves. … This means that they can carry more data.

Ever wondered how these companies get permission to do work in the public…?

Be sure to contact us!