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I am the operations/production manager for a small contract... - Dec 06, 2000 by ralph

We will say some novenas for you. IPC Standards are very e... - Dec 06, 2000 by davef

Ralph- Good thing you found this website so early on in yo... - Dec 06, 2000 by

Does "Dinah-Moe Humm" mean instant disqualification?... - Dec 06, 2000 by davef

Have you tried contacting your locat MEP (Manufacturer's Ex... - Dec 07, 2000 by

I don't know about Dinah mo..but I do know a good joke. An... - Dec 07, 2000 by ralph

The only instant disqualification I know of is when you are... - Dec 08, 2000 by

If disqualified, suggest moving to Montana, starting a ranc... - Dec 08, 2000 by rogerg

Roger- No greater confidence builder in the world than to ... - Dec 08, 2000 by

ralph

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IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 6 December, 2000

I am the operations/production manager for a small contract manufactuer. I have recently taken the position with this company as well. I am searching for IPC Standards and info on ISO 9000 certification. I'm finding bits and pieces all over the place, but no solid source. Anyone have a clue where I might get this information?

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davef

#2276

Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 6 December, 2000

We will say some novenas for you.

IPC Standards are very easy to find at the IPC website, www.ipc.org International Organization for Standardization standards are very easy to find at IOS website, www.iso.ch/ Registrars for ISO certification are at website www.quality.co.uk/certbody.htm

As a bonus, ESD Association standard ESD S20.20 ESD Program Standard was released recently and is very easy to find at the ESD Association web site, www.esda.org.

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Michael Parker

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 6 December, 2000

Ralph-

Good thing you found this website so early on in your CM worklife. I am guessing you knew the job was dangerous when you took it. Be sure to refer back here daily, you will learn a mountain of things in a short time. The library also has a vast amount of information that you can search through. It would be good to attempt the search first before posting a question.

By the way, there are some regulars at this website who share some valuable and wise information, based on their experiences. You will soon recognize their names, Dave F. is "Mr. Wizard" in my book, but occasionally he gets a bit silly, kinda like Prof. Whoopee, which helps break the monotony. If you know the answer to the question "Who is Dynamo Hum", you are already an unqualified expert!!!

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davef

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 6 December, 2000

Does "Dinah-Moe Humm" mean instant disqualification?

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Mike Andrews

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 7 December, 2000

Have you tried contacting your locat MEP (Manufacturer's Extension Partnership)? Here in New England at least they have a good reputation and I have personally found them to be a great resource. Use the link below to get to their national site - there you can find the contact info for their local office.

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ralph

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 7 December, 2000

I don't know about Dinah mo..but I do know a good joke. And yes..I do consider myself lucky to find this site. THough I'd wish I'd found it 4 yrs ago when I entered into Electronics Manufacturing. Anyway...thanks for the help..and You too Mr. Wizard.

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Michael Parker

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 8 December, 2000

The only instant disqualification I know of is when you are caught wearing a Sears Poncho instead of the genuine article. If not sure of the difference, get Camarillo Brillo to through a Tarot to find out.

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Michael Parker

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 8 December, 2000

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rogerg

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 8 December, 2000

If disqualified, suggest moving to Montana, starting a ranch and becoming a dental floss tycoon....wax it up and put it in a little box to sell downtown.....got to be less stress.

On the more serious side I would like to thank the Wizard and all the other regular contributors of all their help. Maybe when I become more confident I will do more than read daily...:)

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Michael Parker

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 8 December, 2000

Roger-

No greater confidence builder in the world than to go ahead and jump in with both feet.

Just do it!!!

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Michael Parker

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Re: IPC Standards and ISO 9000 | 8 December, 2000

Roger-