What is one of the specific tasks during an OSP post site survey?

During an Outside Plant (OSP) post site survey, one of the critical tasks is to prepare cost estimates. This involves analyzing the results of the site survey, which typically includes assessing various factors like the terrain, existing infrastructure, and potential project challenges. By evaluating these elements, project managers can create accurate cost estimates reflecting material, labor, and any unforeseen issues that may arise during implementation.

Preparing cost estimates ensures that budgets are realistic and comprehensive, which is vital for securing project approval and funding. It also helps in managing expectations and developing a financial plan that aligns with the project's scope based on real conditions observed during the site survey.

Marking up pathways and locating utilities are also essential activities, but they typically occur during the initial site survey rather than the post-survey stage. Conducting a final walkthrough is more related to project completion or quality assurance rather than the specific tasks aimed at developing project budgets and plans following the survey results.