Pieter Labuschagne
About Pieter Labuschagne
Pieter Labuschagne serves as the Network Planning Lead at Netomnia, where he has worked since 2021. He possesses extensive experience in planning and designing fibre routes and has held various roles in the telecommunications sector across South Africa and the UK.
Work at Netomnia
Pieter Labuschagne has served as the Network Planning Lead at Netomnia since 2021. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the planning and design of new fibre routes, ensuring that future joints and services are adequately considered. His expertise contributes to the strategic development of the company's telecommunications infrastructure.
Previous Experience in Telecommunications
Prior to joining Netomnia, Pieter Labuschagne worked at Community Fibre Limited as the Lead PIA & Distribution Planner/Designer from 2019 to 2021. His role involved planning and designing fibre optic networks in the London area. Before that, he was a New Business Developer at COVENANT LOGISTICS in Durban, South Africa, from 2016 to 2018.
Expertise in Fibre Planning and Design
Pieter Labuschagne possesses significant expertise in planning and designing advanced telecommunications networks. He specializes in creating long haul fibre routes and determining the necessity for infrastructure elements such as splitter wall mount enclosures in various settings, including malls and high-rise buildings. His proficiency includes utilizing VISIO software for drafting Ready for Occupation documents and drawing schematics and topographical maps.
Education and Background
Pieter Labuschagne completed his education at Plumtree High School from 1994 to 1997. His foundational education has supported his career in telecommunications, where he has developed a strong skill set in network planning and design.
Technical Skills and Responsibilities
In his professional roles, Pieter Labuschagne has been responsible for costing materials and labor using SAP for the construction of new telecommunications infrastructure. He has experience in opening manholes to assess space for new cables and verify existing joints and spare fibres, which is critical for effective network planning.