Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 1: Cabinet roof open due to Poor materials Handling Subcase 2: Cabinet damaged

This document contains common defects found on sites as a result of poor material handling. These
defects should at all-time be avoided on sites as they may cause low grade of service; however, installers
should examine at point of receiving equipment and photographs of mechanical damage (dent, scratch etc)
should be taken, documented and shared with projects stakeholders immediately.

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Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 3: scratches and dirt on cabinet due to Poor Transportation Subcase 4: Dent on cabinet due to poor Handling
to Site

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Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 5: Cabinet damaged due to Poor Transportation

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Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 7: Poor Material leads to Poor Installations

Subcase 6: Damaged Jumper Cable due to materials mishandling

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Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 8: Lock Nuts missing for Antenna Bracket Subcase 8: Nuts and Lock nuts properly tightening OK

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Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 9: Cabinet Dented due to Poor materials Subcase 9: Delivered properly NO Dent
mishandling

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Presenter: BUABENG Andrew CASE: Materials Handling and Proper locking of GSM Antennas

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Subcase 10: Leftover Materials are expected to be

returned to the Warehouse and booked in the Material
Return Form (MRF)

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