Individual Courses

This course will introduce the skills required for individuals to read and interpret various types of mechanical prints used in cable assembly.

This course will provide a basic insight to the common type of cable industry label applications and teach techniques for labeling cables/wires.

This course is designed to provide the skills necessary for reading and converting basic measurements and tolerances for wire and cable assembly.

The objective of this course is to provide the learner with high-voltage electrical safety information and lock-out/tag-out procedure basics.

This course introduces how to read and interpret various types of mechanical prints commonly used in mechanical assembly/box build.

The course covers basic concepts of ESD and the precautionary measures required to avoid electrostatic damage to sensitive components.

Training Materials in Spanish. Presents the basics of ESD and precautionary measures required to avoid electrostatic damage to components.

The concepts of soldering and reworking surface mount lead free connections are presented, including care of the soldering iron/tips.

The concepts of soldering and reworking surface mount & through-hole lead free connections are presented, including care of the soldering iron/tips.

The concepts of soldering and reworking through-hole lead free connections are presented, including care of the soldering iron/tips.

This course provides an introduction to the types of documentation typically found in a manufacturing environment.

This course provides an overview of common tools and hardware used in a mechanical assembly environment.

This course focuses on the basic principles of printed circuit board inspection applicable to all manufacturing process operations.

The objective of this course is to supply students with the extensive study of surface mount components that are used in electronic assembly.

This course will supply students with basic knowledge to identify surface mount components that are used in electronic assembly.

This course addresses the fundamentals of hand soldering fine pitch and ultra fine pitch surface mount components.

This course addresses the fundamentals of hand soldering surface mount components along with acceptability criteria.

This course addresses the fundamentals of wire preparation and hand soldering turret, bifurcated, hook, pierced and cup terminals.

This course addresses the fundamentals of hand soldering surface mount and through-hole components along with acceptability criteria.

The objective of this course is to supply students with the extensive study of through hole components that are used in electronic assembly.

The objective of this course is to supply students with basic knowledge to identify through hole components used in electronic assembly.

This course addresses the fundamentals of hand soldering through hole components including soldering materials and acceptance criteria.

This course addresses the fundamentals of hand crimping including the acceptability criteria for good wire crimps.