IPC’s Validations Services QPL/QML Program was developed to promote supply chain verification. It also provides auditing and certification of electronics companies’ products, and identifies processes which conform to IPC standards.
With IPC’s Validations Services, companies can differentiate itself from the competition by becoming part of IPC’s global network of trusted industry sources. For more information, take a look at our IPC Validation Services page or contact us.
The use of certifications
In this day and age, when technology and electronics have become part of everyday life, the Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) industry plays a crucial role. The demand for advanced electronic products, from smart phones to [...]
PIEK celebrates 60 years in 2025
The PIEK family business will blow out 60 candles in 2025. ‘When our parents started PIEK 60 years ago, we never imagined that we would grow into a globally operating organisation,’ say brothers Ben and [...]
Happy holidays
In this festive season all the people at PIEK would like to take the opportunity to sincerely thank you for your trust and collaboration over the past year. Your support and partnership have been invaluable [...]
Chemtronics, Techspray and PIEK: A synergistic partnership driving innovation in electronics maintenance
Since the late 50’s Chemtronics and the late 60’’s Techspray have been at the forefront of electronics maintenance and repair, where they have been creating and innovating solutions for its market and partners. Both Companies are wholly [...]
The importance of the IPC-J-STD-001 course for defence staff and related industries
In this complex world of technological progress and advanced electronics the need for high-quality production and assembly standards has never been greater. For defence staff and related industries involved in the production of military electronics, [...]
IPC Certified Standards Expert (CSE), one of the IPC certification programs.
What we see is that still participants opt to be certified as a CIT (Certified IPC Trainer), even though this wouldn’t be necessary for them or their company. After all, they don't provide training, but [...]
