IPC A-610 – Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies
Accurate assembly and manufacture of electronic equipment results in an increase in quality and reliability and a decrease in reworking, saving time and money and, even more importantly, ensuring that customers don’t receive faulty equipment or products that fail shortly after purchase.
In some circumstances the only way to gain a manufacturing contract might be to meet the IPC A-610 standards and hold IPC A-610 certification. This course is therefore aimed at anyone in your team who needs to understand soldering standards and acceptance criteria for assembled electronic products. Those who complete this online training will be able to tell the difference between good, bad, and acceptable solder joints on PCB components.
Fees
COURSE OUTLINES
- Assembly operators
- Goods in inspectors
- Quality assurance inspectors
- Quality supervisors
- Assembly manufacturing supervisors
- Production managers
- Managers and directors who want to understand the impact of assembly quality on their products and processes
- Anyone responsible for the quality and reliability of electronic assemblies
- To have your team able to apply the standard, you need the Application Specialist (CIS) level.
- To take responsibility for your own training, at least one of your team must gain the Certified IPC Trainer (CIT) level to train and certify other staff.
- Any company with a large number of staff who will benefit from IPC A-610 knowledge and certification may find it more beneficial to have a certified trainer to train and maintain its own employees.
COURSE DETAILS
- A copy of the IPC Standard and IPC’s training materials are included for each student.
- A copy of the IPC Standard is included for each student for the duration of the course.
PREREQUISITES
IPC training programmes are intensive courses including examinations. Students should have the necessary standard of knowledge and experience to support their attendance on a course and to undertake the examination.