The class
Data Center Manufacturing
This class is for data center rack technicians. High power AI rack build taught from IPC/WHMA-A-620.
Courses
Hands on courses that build industry level workmanship.
Data Center Manufacturing taught from IPC/WHMA-A-620. Aerospace tracks can be delivered on site. Each class states who attends and what they build or inspect. Dates and locations are listed on the class schedule. Request a seat and we confirm the week.
Aerospace tracks can be delivered on site.
Aerospace, on site
High Pressure Training
This track is for fluids fabrication technicians. Tube fabrication, leak testing, hydro proof testing, fitting torque specs, tube pressure ratings.
Aerospace, on site
NASA-STD-8739.4
This track is for avionics wire harness technicians. J-STD-001 with Space Addendum and NASA-STD-8739.5 fiber stay listed with this work. Recertification is listed with the courses.
Data center track
Data Center Manufacturing
High power AI rack build
Data Center Manufacturing / high power AI rack build taught from IPC/WHMA-A-620
This course provides instruction to those who are responsible for building or inspecting high power AI racks taught from IPC/WHMA-A-620.
Who attends. This track is for data center rack technicians. Specialists who read work instructions, rack elevations, and Eplan documentation, then build and inspect data center test racks.
What students do. Read the build package. Assemble the rack. Route, dress, and label copper, fiber, and power. Torque. Run a commercial fiber test. Inspect in process. Label and close.
Workmanship. Accept or reject the rack against the operations taught from IPC/WHMA-A-620. Hardware that meets the standard ships. Hardware that does not is reworked in class.
Certificate. TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered.
Aerospace pressure track
High Pressure Training
Aerospace pressure
High Pressure Training
This course provides instruction to those who fabricate and inspect aerospace pressure tubing.
Who attends. This track is for fluids fabrication technicians.
What students do. Tube fabrication, leak testing, hydro proof testing, fitting torque specs, tube pressure ratings.
Workmanship. Accept or reject the tubing work against the class criteria. Hardware that meets the bar ships. Hardware that does not is reworked in class.
Certificate. TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered.
Harness track
NASA-STD-8739.4 · J-STD-001 · NASA-STD-8739.5
Crimp and harness
NASA-STD-8739.4 crimp, cables, harnesses and wiring
This course provides instruction to those who are responsible for building or inspecting electrical cables and harnesses per NASA-STD-8739.4. Students train in the methods required for reliable solderless connections on space flight hardware.
Who attends. This track is for avionics wire harness technicians. Cable and harness specialists and manufacturing personnel whose interconnects will be inspected to NASA-STD-8739.4.
What students do. Crimp, assemble, tie, strain relieve, and inspect cables and harnesses. Read a formboard.
Workmanship. Accept or reject a crimp and a harness against NASA-STD-8739.4. A bad crimp is rejected before it ships.
Certificate. TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered.
Soldering
J-STD-001 with Space Addendum
This course provides instruction to those who are responsible for soldering or inspecting high reliability assemblies per J-STD-001. The Space Addendum adds the criteria used on space flight hardware.
Who attends. Electronics specialists, inspectors, and manufacturing personnel who solder or inspect assemblies that will be judged to J-STD-001.
What students do. Practice soldering and inspection against J-STD-001 criteria, including Space Addendum requirements covered in class. Materials, heat, cleanliness, and documentation.
Workmanship. Accept or reject solder joints against the standard. Recognize common defects. The finished assembly must meet the criteria taught in class.
Certificate. TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered.
Fiber
NASA-STD-8739.5 fiber optic terminations, cable assemblies and installation
This course provides instruction to those who are responsible for terminating, inspecting, or installing fiber optic assemblies per NASA-STD-8739.5.
Who attends. Specialists who terminate and install fiber for aerospace, satellite, ground systems, and high availability infrastructure.
What students do. Terminate, polish, inspect end faces, and install fiber assemblies using the operations taught from NASA-STD-8739.5.
Workmanship. Accept or reject a terminus by inspection, not guesswork. The finished assembly must meet the standard.
Certificate. TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered.
Recertification
Recertification (name the standard at request)
Recertification
Recertification (name the standard at request)
This retraining course provides instruction to those whose prior training is coming due. Name the standard at request. Retraining in this field is commonly required on a 24 month cycle.
Who attends. Specialists who already hold training on the named standard and need the shorter recert lab and evaluation.
Workmanship. Refresh the operations, complete the evaluation, and document current training. If prior training has lapsed, the full initial course may be required. Tell us the standard and last training date.
Certificate. TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered.
What a class includes
- Instructor led classroom and lab time
- Materials for in class exercises
- Written and/or practical evaluation as applicable
- Completion documentation for the course attended
- TelemView certificate of completion for the class as offered
Data Center Manufacturing taught from IPC/WHMA-A-620. High Pressure Training. J-STD-001 with Space Addendum. NASA-STD-8739.4. NASA-STD-8739.5.
Request a seat.
Dates and locations are listed on the class schedule. Request a seat and we confirm the week.