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IPC-A-610 CIT Re-Certification

This theory-only training will sufficiently refresh delegates’ knowledge of the IPC Standard to enable them to continue to deliver training in how to determine whether electronic assemblies are to be accepted or rejected and importantly, why the assembly is acceptable or unacceptable

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Certification:

IPC

Duration:

  1. Three days
  2. 9.00am to 4.30pm
  3. Glenrothes Campus
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Who is this course for?

The course is those people regularly delivering training and holding current CIT 610 certification.

What qualifications will I gain?

IPC-A-610 Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies – CIT Re-Certification

What will I learn on the course?

Module 1: General Requirements; Applicable Documents; Handling Electronic AssembliesModule 2: Soldering and High VoltageModule 3: Component Damage; Printed Boards and AssembliesModule 4: Terminal ConnectionsModule 5: Through–hole Technology; Jumper wiresModule 6: Surface Mount Assemblies; Jumper WiresModule 7: Hardware

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What further course options are available?

Please explore our range of training courses available on our website.

How will this help my career?

IPC certification is internationally recognised and equips individuals to provide keen insight to their organisation on IPC standards and how they are applied within manufacturing.

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