Safety for Electronics Manufacturing

This course introduces participants to the most common safety practices and workplace hazards in electronics manufacturing. After completing this course, participants will be able to employ the key tools, materials, and processes designed to keep you and your coworkers safe within a manufacturing facility.

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55,00 $
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  • Course Level: Introductory

  • Training Time

    Aprox. 40 Minutes

  • Certificate of Completion

  • Continuous Enrollment

    Access for 90 Days

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Download the syllabus.

MODULE 1: GENERAL WORKPLACE SAFETY

  • Define the risks associated with electronic assembly processes
  • Describe the best practices of workplace safety
  • Identify the basic types of safety signage for workers
  • Identify hazards that can be minimized by the use of PPE
  • Identify safety concerns related to improper handling

MODULE 2: PROCESS-SPECIFIC HAZARDS

  • Identify the risks and precautions related to electrical safety
  • Identify the risks and precautions related to chemical safety
  • Identify the potential risks associated with the soldering process
  • Identify the potential risks associated with the use of radiation-based equipment

MODULE 3: TOOL AND EQUIPMENT SAFETY

  • Describe various risks associated with tools and equipment used in the electronic
  • assembly

Anyone who enters the manufacturing floor including operators, technicians, supervisory personnel.

IPC offers different instructional modalities to suit participants with different needs and preferences. This program is available in the following modalities:

Online-self-paced: Participants can access course materials on the IPC EDGE Learning Management System at any time and complete them at their own pace.