ESD damage not only directly affects the quality & reliability of your products, but also can impact your company’s reputation and bottom line! As ESD can occur anywhere from the receiving stage of your operations, to manufacturing, testing, shipping, and field handling of circuit boards & components, it is essential that companies implement effective ESD control programs, including proper ESD control training to minimize the risk of ESD damage. Our class discusses and studies the correct ESD mitigation and control techniques, in order to prevent failures to ESD-sensitive products. We dynamically involve the students in their learning, enhancing their knowledge about the subject of ESD, as well as helping them to extend a thorough appreciation for ESD control.
In addition, this class will also cover ESD concepts with regards to safely working with explosives applications, including the disciplines that address the safety-critical functions not only to ensure electronic system safety, but also, most importantly, human safety, preventing catastrophic health hazards, injuries, and severe damages. The target audience for this course includes personnel that are involved in assembling, installing, testing, inspecting, handling, processing, and operating products which include explosive materials, detonators, and rockets, etc. and its associated electronics. We will discuss and study:
This class addresses important ESD concepts to safely working with explosives applications, especially the safety-critical functions to ensure human safety, preventing catastrophic health hazards, injuries, and severe damages. It will be continually updated and enhanced annually, to include new valuable concepts / materials, reflecting advanced technologies and ongoing lessons learned.
Upon successful class completion, the students should be able to:
Training Price: $1,950 per student (plus the appropriate NMGRT, where NMGRT = New Mexico Gross Receipt Tax)
Target audience: Assemblers, operators, technicians, engineers, maintenance workers and any personnel that are involved in assembling, installing, testing, inspecting, handling, processing, and operating products which include explosive materials, detonators, and rockets, etc. and its associated electronics
Instructor: Jay Skolnik, PE (Professional Licensed Electrical Engineer & ESD Program Manager Certified by ESD Association & iNARTE ESDC Certified & IPC ESDC Certified Instructor & Active Member of ESD Association & Certified ESD Specialist / Plant Auditor & Certified ESDA TR53 Technician by ESDA & Certified Professional Instructor (CPI) for National Instruments (NI) Multisim & Ultiboard programs)
Class length: 1 day
Class size: 15 minimum
Class time: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (Mountain Time). There are stretch breaks periodically throughout the day.
Class location: Live online
"I've had EE's try to explain ESD but it has never sunk in as well as it did today - Very good course!"
Engineer - Sandia National Laboratories
"The demos were great - it's so much easier to learn this way! Thanks for an excellent class."
Engineer - Sandia National Laboratories
"I learned much more about ESD than I had expected. This information will be used in my lab."
Technologist - Sandia National Laboratories
"I loved the demos. They really helped me to appreciate and to better understand the do's & don'ts in ESD control."
Technician - Los Alamos National Laboratory
"I enjoyed everything about this class - its teaching style, class format, class content, teaching tools & demos. Thanks very much!"
Technologist - Sandia National Laboratories
"The real life examples are simply invaluable - how not completely understanding the subject can make things worse."
Engineer - Sandia National Laboratories
