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Certification updates, training tips, and company news from the CTTi team.
Circuit Technology Training Inc. (CTTI) has promoted Caitlin Samples to President, where she will oversee strategic direction, operational growth, and the continued expansion of CTTI's IPC-certified training programs.
Selecting a Certified IPC Trainer is a leadership decision as much as a technical one. The best CITs are patient communicators who teach the "why" behind the standard and lead by influence.
Circuit Technology Training Inc. (CTTi) has launched a new three-hour Introduction to X-ray Inspection course covering X-ray fundamentals, system operation, and common defect types for electronics manufacturing.
Circuit Technology Training Inc. (CTTi) has partnered with Columbia Tech, a division of Coghlin Companies, to open a new IPC training center at Columbia Tech's manufacturing facility in Westborough, Massachusetts.
IPC standards give Quality Assurance Managers a comprehensive framework to ensure precision, reliability, and consistency in electronic assemblies — reducing defects, lowering rework costs, and improving first-pass yield.
Circuit Technology Training, Inc. (CTTi) announced a partnership with Nordson Test & Inspection to provide field service, training, preventative maintenance, and remote support for their X-ray products.
The IPC assembly specifications are the worldwide standard for PCB fabrication, assembly, repair and prototyping. This guide cuts through the acronyms and revision levels to explain what each specification covers.
In electronics manufacturing, quality assurance is paramount, and IPC training and certifications set the industry standard. Here's why IPC certifications matter and how CTTi can meet your training needs.
Amid ongoing concerns about COVID-19, Circuit Technology shares the precautionary measures and flexible training options it has put in place for the health and safety of customers and colleagues.
IPC's Certified Standards Expert (CSE) designation gives professionals a higher level of standards training without requiring them to train others — helping companies build dedicated in-house experts.
