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EOS/ESD Association, Inc. established ESD Compliance Verification Technician, which is based on the ESDA’s technical report, ESD TR53® Compliance Verification of ESD Protective Equipment and Materials.
Become certified by industry leaders, developers, and authors of ESD TR53®.

The ESD Compliance Verification Technician certification provides an understanding of ESD concepts, how compliance verification fits into an ESD control program, and details all the necessary equipment, methods, and best practices to successfully conduct compliance verification within your organization.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this training, individuals will be able to:

• Understand fundamentals of electrical theory & electrostatics and the applicability to an ESD Control Program
• Understand what compliance verification is and how it fits within an ESD Control Program
• Understand the requirements of ESD TR53®-01-22 and how it can be used to meet the requirements of compliance verification

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Individuals requiring a working knowledge and understanding of ESD TR53®-01-22
• Quality Professionals/Engineers/Consultants/Technicians
• Sales / Application Specialists

PREREQUISITES:
Individuals should review ESD TR53®-01-22 before beginning the course and keep it readily available for quick reference during the course. ESD TR53®-01-22 is available at https://www.esda.org/store/ and searching “TR53”.

EOS/ESD Association, Inc. established ESD Compliance Verification Technician, which is based on the ESDA’s technical report, ESD TR53® Compliance Verification of ESD Protective Equipment and Materials.
Become certified by industry leaders, developers, and authors of ESD TR53®.

The ESD Compliance Verification Technician certification provides an understanding of ESD concepts, how compliance verification fits into an ESD control program, and details all the necessary equipment, methods, and best practices to successfully conduct compliance verification within your organization.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this training, individuals will be able to:

• Understand fundamentals of electrical theory & electrostatics and the applicability to an ESD Control Program
• Understand what compliance verification is and how it fits within an ESD Control Program
• Understand the requirements of ESD TR53®-01-22 and how it can be used to meet the requirements of compliance verification

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Individuals requiring a working knowledge and understanding of ESD TR53®-01-22
• Quality Professionals/Engineers/Consultants/Technicians
• Sales / Application Specialists

PREREQUISITES:
Individuals should review ESD TR53®-01-22 before beginning the course and keep it readily available for quick reference during the course. ESD TR53®-01-22 is available at https://www.esda.org/store/ and searching “TR53”.

EOS/ESD Association, Inc. established ESD Compliance Verification Technician, which is based on the ESDA’s technical report, ESD TR53® Compliance Verification of ESD Protective Equipment and Materials.
Become certified by industry leaders, developers, and authors of ESD TR53®.

The ESD Compliance Verification Technician certification provides an understanding of ESD concepts, how compliance verification fits into an ESD control program, and details all the necessary equipment, methods, and best practices to successfully conduct compliance verification within your organization.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this training, individuals will be able to:

• Understand fundamentals of electrical theory & electrostatics and the applicability to an ESD Control Program
• Understand what compliance verification is and how it fits within an ESD Control Program
• Understand the requirements of ESD TR53®-01-22 and how it can be used to meet the requirements of compliance verification

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Individuals requiring a working knowledge and understanding of ESD TR53®-01-22
• Quality Professionals/Engineers/Consultants/Technicians
• Sales / Application Specialists

PREREQUISITES:
Individuals should review ESD TR53®-01-22 before beginning the course and keep it readily available for quick reference during the course. ESD TR53®-01-22 is available at https://www.esda.org/store/ and searching “TR53”.

A person certified in process assessment will possess a foundational understanding of general process assessment strategies, specifically those covered during the training. However, this certification does not equip individuals to conduct assessments in every possible scenario. Practical, hands-on experience with real-world process assessments is essential and cannot be fully replaced by the training provided in this certification.

Who Should Consider This Certification:

• ESD Professionals and Process Engineers working in factory environments who are responsible for identifying and evaluating potential ESD risks.
•      Individuals seeking training that extends beyond the scope of process assessment as defined in ANSI/ESD S20.20 particularly those interested in hands-on experience, measurement techniques, and applying Process Assessment Evaluation (PAE) in real-world settings.
•      Those assigned to assess ESD risks within their organization and who require both the training and credentials necessary to perform effective process assessments.
•      Individuals with prior experience in process assessment wish to deepen their expertise and broaden their perspective with additional techniques and considerations.

Learning outcome/skill sets:

•  Develop a systematic approach to process assessment and troubleshooting, grounded in ANSI/ESD SP17.1 principles.
• Gain knowledge of advanced measurement techniques used in process assessment (PA).
• Understand key manufacturing processes, identify critical steps prone to ESD risk, and explore effective mitigation strategies.
• Acquire a foundational understanding of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Electrical Overstress (EOS), and relevant auditing methodologies.

Pre-requisites recommended (advanced topics):

• 3–5 years of experience in ESD
• Experience in basic ESD measurement techniques, for example, TR53 certification or equivalent knowledge

Classroom subjects

•            Motivation for process assessment
•       Introduction to physical parameters
•       ESD models of devices, systems, and boards and their relevance in the field   
•       ESD risk scenarios, process assessment flows, and overview of measurement techniques

      The in-person format, which will include demonstrations, exercises, and hands-on opportunities for students, is as follows:

•      Determining the ESD robustness of devices and boards
•      ESD assessment flow I – manual handling   
•      ESD assessment flow II – isolated conductors         
•      ESD assessment flow III – charged ESDS items
•           ESD assessment flow IV – risk due to insulators
•      ESD assessment flow V – ESD event detection
•      Mitigation techniques
•      ESD risk assessment flows for troubleshooting
•      Examples of successful ESD risk assessment

  Exam    

•        Written (multiple choice) exam         
•        Hands-on exam (assess a typical process)   - one hour practical exam    

A person certified in process assessment will possess a foundational understanding of general process assessment strategies, specifically those covered during the training. However, this certification does not equip individuals to conduct assessments in every possible scenario. Practical, hands-on experience with real-world process assessments is essential and cannot be fully replaced by the training provided in this certification.

Who Should Consider This Certification:

• ESD Professionals and Process Engineers working in factory environments who are responsible for identifying and evaluating potential ESD risks.
•      Individuals seeking training that extends beyond the scope of process assessment as defined in ANSI/ESD S20.20 particularly those interested in hands-on experience, measurement techniques, and applying Process Assessment Evaluation (PAE) in real-world settings.
•      Those assigned to assess ESD risks within their organization and who require both the training and credentials necessary to perform effective process assessments.
•      Individuals with prior experience in process assessment wish to deepen their expertise and broaden their perspective with additional techniques and considerations.

Learning outcome/skill sets:

•  Develop a systematic approach to process assessment and troubleshooting, grounded in ANSI/ESD SP17.1 principles.
• Gain knowledge of advanced measurement techniques used in process assessment (PA).
• Understand key manufacturing processes, identify critical steps prone to ESD risk, and explore effective mitigation strategies.
• Acquire a foundational understanding of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Electrical Overstress (EOS), and relevant auditing methodologies.

Pre-requisites recommended (advanced topics):

• 3–5 years of experience in ESD
• Experience in basic ESD measurement techniques, for example, TR53 certification or equivalent knowledge

Classroom subjects

•            Motivation for process assessment
•       Introduction to physical parameters
•       ESD models of devices, systems, and boards and their relevance in the field   
•       ESD risk scenarios, process assessment flows, and overview of measurement techniques

      The in-person format, which will include demonstrations, exercises, and hands-on opportunities for students, is as follows:

•      Determining the ESD robustness of devices and boards
•      ESD assessment flow I – manual handling   
•      ESD assessment flow II – isolated conductors         
•      ESD assessment flow III – charged ESDS items
•           ESD assessment flow IV – risk due to insulators
•      ESD assessment flow V – ESD event detection
•      Mitigation techniques
•      ESD risk assessment flows for troubleshooting
•      Examples of successful ESD risk assessment

  Exam    

•        Written (multiple choice) exam         
•        Hands-on exam (assess a typical process)   - one hour practical exam    

A person certified in process assessment will possess a foundational understanding of general process assessment strategies, specifically those covered during the training. However, this certification does not equip individuals to conduct assessments in every possible scenario. Practical, hands-on experience with real-world process assessments is essential and cannot be fully replaced by the training provided in this certification.

Who Should Consider This Certification:

• ESD Professionals and Process Engineers working in factory environments who are responsible for identifying and evaluating potential ESD risks.
•      Individuals seeking training that extends beyond the scope of process assessment as defined in ANSI/ESD S20.20 particularly those interested in hands-on experience, measurement techniques, and applying Process Assessment Evaluation (PAE) in real-world settings.
•      Those assigned to assess ESD risks within their organization and who require both the training and credentials necessary to perform effective process assessments.
•      Individuals with prior experience in process assessment wish to deepen their expertise and broaden their perspective with additional techniques and considerations.

Learning outcome/skill sets:

•  Develop a systematic approach to process assessment and troubleshooting, grounded in ANSI/ESD SP17.1 principles.
• Gain knowledge of advanced measurement techniques used in process assessment (PA).
• Understand key manufacturing processes, identify critical steps prone to ESD risk, and explore effective mitigation strategies.
• Acquire a foundational understanding of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Electrical Overstress (EOS), and relevant auditing methodologies.

Pre-requisites recommended (advanced topics):

• 3–5 years of experience in ESD
• Experience in basic ESD measurement techniques, for example, TR53 certification or equivalent knowledge

Classroom subjects

•            Motivation for process assessment
•       Introduction to physical parameters
•       ESD models of devices, systems, and boards and their relevance in the field   
•       ESD risk scenarios, process assessment flows, and overview of measurement techniques

      The in-person format, which will include demonstrations, exercises, and hands-on opportunities for students, is as follows:

•      Determining the ESD robustness of devices and boards
•      ESD assessment flow I – manual handling   
•      ESD assessment flow II – isolated conductors         
•      ESD assessment flow III – charged ESDS items
•           ESD assessment flow IV – risk due to insulators
•      ESD assessment flow V – ESD event detection
•      Mitigation techniques
•      ESD risk assessment flows for troubleshooting
•      Examples of successful ESD risk assessment

  Exam    

•        Written (multiple choice) exam         
•        Hands-on exam (assess a typical process)   - one hour practical exam    

A person certified in process assessment will possess a foundational understanding of general process assessment strategies, specifically those covered during the training. However, this certification does not equip individuals to conduct assessments in every possible scenario. Practical, hands-on experience with real-world process assessments is essential and cannot be fully replaced by the training provided in this certification.

Who Should Consider This Certification:

• ESD Professionals and Process Engineers working in factory environments who are responsible for identifying and evaluating potential ESD risks.
•      Individuals seeking training that extends beyond the scope of process assessment as defined in ANSI/ESD S20.20 particularly those interested in hands-on experience, measurement techniques, and applying Process Assessment Evaluation (PAE) in real-world settings.
•      Those assigned to assess ESD risks within their organization and who require both the training and credentials necessary to perform effective process assessments.
•      Individuals with prior experience in process assessment wish to deepen their expertise and broaden their perspective with additional techniques and considerations.

Learning outcome/skill sets:

•  Develop a systematic approach to process assessment and troubleshooting, grounded in ANSI/ESD SP17.1 principles.
• Gain knowledge of advanced measurement techniques used in process assessment (PA).
• Understand key manufacturing processes, identify critical steps prone to ESD risk, and explore effective mitigation strategies.
• Acquire a foundational understanding of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Electrical Overstress (EOS), and relevant auditing methodologies.

Pre-requisites recommended (advanced topics):

• 3–5 years of experience in ESD
• Experience in basic ESD measurement techniques, for example, TR53 certification or equivalent knowledge

Classroom subjects

•            Motivation for process assessment
•       Introduction to physical parameters
•       ESD models of devices, systems, and boards and their relevance in the field   
•       ESD risk scenarios, process assessment flows, and overview of measurement techniques

      The in-person format, which will include demonstrations, exercises, and hands-on opportunities for students, is as follows:

•      Determining the ESD robustness of devices and boards
•      ESD assessment flow I – manual handling   
•      ESD assessment flow II – isolated conductors         
•      ESD assessment flow III – charged ESDS items
•           ESD assessment flow IV – risk due to insulators
•      ESD assessment flow V – ESD event detection
•      Mitigation techniques
•      ESD risk assessment flows for troubleshooting
•      Examples of successful ESD risk assessment

  Exam    

•        Written (multiple choice) exam         
•        Hands-on exam (assess a typical process)   - one hour practical exam