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IPC J-STD-001

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IPC J-STD-001 – Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies is recognized as the industry standard for soldering materials and processes.

This course covers methodology and application of the requirements of the J-STD-001 as well as its accompanying Space Addendum. This course is split up into 6 modules:
Module 1: Introduction/Overview of J-STD-001
Module 2: Wires & Terminals
Module 3: Through-Hole Technology
Module 4: Surface Mount Technology
Module 5: Inspection Methodology
Module 6: Space Applications

Each module is followed by an exam period where the student’s ability to navigate and exercise the document is challenged. Modules 3-5 also include hands-on exercises where the student incorporates the requirements to actual PCBs and terminals.

After a successful course completion, the student will be certified to work under contracts requiring commercial hardware Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, as well as the Space Applications class.

Certification is portable and is valid for two years. The certificate received by the student is a valid certificate which is traceable to a Master IPC Trainer.

Before certification expires, the student must either return for a retraining class or challenge test to maintain certification.

Topics
  • Instructional skills and the roles and responsibilities of Certified IPC Trainers
  • General requirements, such as safety, tools and electrostatic discharge (ESD)
  • Wire and terminal assembly requirements, demonstrations and laboratory
  • Through hole technology requirements, demonstrations and laboratory
  • Surface mount technology requirements, demonstrations and laboratory
  • General soldered connection acceptance requirements (including Lead Free)
  • Machine and reflow soldering process requirements
  • Test methods and related standards
  • Using statistical process control methodology
  • Space applications requirements

Training Levels
  • Certified IPC Trainer (CIT)
This course applies to students who will be conducting classes on their own at their respective organizations. They will receive a CIT kit with their certificate and will be able to train Certified IPC Specialists per the IPC Policies and Procedures.
  • Certified IPC Specialist (CIS)
This level of training is designed for students who will be exercising the IPC J-STD-001. Primarily this applies to Operators, Inspectors, and Technicians. However, it may also apply to Management, Engineers, Purchasing, Auditors, or any other position which may incorporate the document.

Course Length
  • CIT Initial Certification: 40 Hours / 5 Days
  • CIT Recertification: 16 Hours / 2 Days
CIT Challenge Testing: Not available for initial certification. Recertification is available for CIT upon demand. Please contact our registrar to schedule a challenge test.
 
  • CIS Initial Certification: 40 Hours / 5 Days
  • CIS Recertification: 24 Hours / 3 Days
CIS Challenge Testing: Available for CIS upon demand. Please contact our registrar to schedule a challenge test.


Off-Site Training Available
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410-964-7616

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