Soldering training

Participants learn the elementary knowledge of correct work practices and behavioral measures within an electronics manufacturing facility. Learning content includes the practical handling and processing of the materials used in an electronics production. Component preparation, assembly, soldering and connection techniques are taught in concrete tasks and underpinned by means of practical exercises. The seminar also imparts comprehensive knowledge of the mechanical assembly of electronic modules, the final assembly of printed circuit boards, the creation of solder and solderless connection techniques, as well as the proper handling and storage of components and modules. Through a final performance review, graduates demonstrate their acquired knowledge, which is confirmed by the certificate "Fundamentals of Electronics Manufacturing".

Rework, repair and non-automation processes are becoming more and more demanding due to advancing technology and automation. As a result, the demands on rework systems and their operators are constantly increasing. Qualified manual soldering personnel make a decisive contribution to ensuring product quality. The seminar provides comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge in the selection, handling and use of suitable tools and aids for the production of highly reliable hand soldered joints and rework. The evaluation of the results according to IPC standards are essential learning contents. Through a final performance review, graduates demonstrate their acquired knowledge, which is confirmed by the certificate of attendance.