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Provides beginning soldering students or those new to the electronics industry with knowledge and hands-on skills for both through-hole and surface mount technologies. This course is appropriate for any level of soldering experience.

This 1-day, operator level course is offered to beginning solder operators, engineers, and other personnel new to electronics assembly. You will acquire a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the steps involved in the preparation and inspection of wires attached to common terminals.

This is a two-day course offering a comprehensive overview of PCB manufacturing and training processes. This course will focus on both through-hole and surface mount technologies (SMT).

This two-day course includes lecture and hands on projects centered on learning the solder skills and techniques of SMT rework. This course is appropriate for individuals with basic soldering skills and familiarity.

Includes lecture and hands on projects centered on improving the skills necessary to remove and replace the smallest and multi-leaded surface mount components. This course requires intermediate to advanced soldering skills.

This five-day course encompasses the skills necessary to perform rework of electronic printed circuit boards to include both through-hole and surface mount technologies. This course is appropriate for all levels of soldering skills.

The BEST Cable and Wire Harness Assembly course is a comprehensive course based on the IPC/WHMA-A-620 standard that will give individuals the practical hands-on experience necessary to build an entire wire harness assembly.

This one-day engineering level course is structured to teach the student how to program sequences and profiles utilizing a BGA Rework System and it's software.

The BGA Rework Course is a comprehensive, 2-day, operator level course that encompasses the skills necessary to perform rework of electronic printed circuit boards to include PBGA and CBGA technologies.

This lecture course introduces the basic concepts of electrostatic discharge (ESD): how it occurs, precautionary measures to prevent electrical overstress (EOS), how to control ESD, ESD protected areas and workstations, proper mitigation techniques, proper handling techniques, and use of personal grounding devices. 

The leadless device rework course is comprehensive and employs the skills necessary to perform rework of electronic printed circuit boards that include BTC, LGA, LCC and other leadless device package types. This primarily hands-on course is appropriate for intermediate to advanced skill levels.

This course emphasizes process control and establishes industry-consensus requirements for the operator in the electronics assembly process. This is a "train the trainer" course.

Based on the IPC-A-610, this course provides visual accept/reject criteria examples for all three classes of products. This is a train the trainer course.

A 5-day, advanced course for anyone responsible for quality and reliability of reworked or repaired electronic assemblies. This is a train the trainer course.

This training utilizes the text and images of the 620 standard to assist in the discrimination between an acceptable or reject assemblies and process support. This is a "train the trainer" course.

This five-day course emphasizes the differences between the base document and the Space addendum. It includes one day of lecture/testing and 4 days of intensive hands-on appropriate for all levels of certification.

The J-STD-001 Space Addendum training emphasizes the differences between the J-STD-001 Base document, Class 3 criteria, and the J-STD-001 Space Addendum criteria.

This modular training emphasizes process control and establishes industry-consensus requirements for the operator in the electronics assembly process. This course requires basic soldering skills.

This operator course provides visual accept/reject criteria examples for all three classes of products based on the IPC-A-610 standard.

A 5-day, advanced course for anyone responsible for quality and reliability of reworked or repaired electronic assemblies.

This training utilizes the text and images of the 620 standard to assist in the discrimination between acceptable or reject assemblies and process support. This is an operator level course.

This five-day course emphasizes the differences between the base document and the Space addendum. It includes one day of lecture/testing and 4 days of intensive hands-on appropriate for all levels of certification.

This course establishes comprehensive criteria for evaluating various conditions of bare printed circuit boards. It serves as a vital tool for improving communication and understanding between PCB manufacturers, assemblers, and their suppliers.

The J-STD-001 Space Addendum training emphasizes the differences between the J-STD-001 Base document, Class 3 criteria, and the J-STD-001 Space Addendum criteria.

Based on the IPC-A-610, this course provides visual accept/reject criteria examples for all three classes of products for candidates who want an in-depth understanding of the IPC-A-610 standard.

This five-day course emphasizes the differences between the base document and the Space addendum. It includes one day of lecture/testing and 4 days of intensive hands-on appropriate for all levels of certification.

This training utilizes the text and images of the IPC A-620 standard to assist in the discrimination between an acceptable or reject assemblies and process support an in-depth understanding of the standard. This is a lecture only course.

This course emphasizes process control and establishes industry-consensus requirements for the operator in the electronics assembly process. This is a lecture only course.

An advanced course for anyone responsible for quality and reliability of reworked or repaired electronic assemblies. This is a lecture only course.