As part of cleanroom worker training! Useful even for supervisors and trainers!
Part One: Basic Knowledge Workers Should Know - Format: 2 DVDs, approximately 170 minutes - Supplement: Training materials Part Two: Practical Considerations for Workers (Entry, Work, Cleaning, etc.) - Format: 2 DVDs, approximately 140 minutes - Supplement: Training materials Instructor Formerly of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Power Device Manufacturing Division, Quality Assurance Department, Ph.D. Nobuo Sonoda
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Release Date: August 2009 Recording Date: May 2009 Price Purchase Options / List Price Purchase Part One Only: 31,000 yen + tax Purchase Part Two Only: 31,000 yen + tax Purchase Set of Part One and Part Two: 52,000 yen + tax *For detailed information, please download the catalog.*
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Part 1: Basic Knowledge Operators Should Know ○ Basic Knowledge of Cleanroom Technology - Basic knowledge and correct thinking about cleanroom technology - What are the fundamentals of cleanroom operation management? - What is particle generation? What is contamination? What are the sources of particle generation? ○ Generation of Static Electricity and Dust Adhesion - Why does static electricity occur? What is its essence? - Why does dust adhere? - How can we specifically address static electricity issues? Part 2: Practical Considerations for Operators (Entering, Working, Cleaning, etc.) ○ Precautions When Entering a Cleanroom - What items can and cannot be brought into the cleanroom - Precautions when wearing cleanroom suits, masks, and gloves - Precautions during handwashing - Precautions during air showers ○ Behavior and Precautions During Work in the Cleanroom ○ Pathways for Dust and Particles to Enter *Data and Animation ○ How to Conduct Daily Cleaning, Inspections, and Management, and Key Points - Where are the hidden spots where dust is likely to be found? - How to clean and key points ○ Specific Methods for Training Cleanroom Workers - What are the specific strategies for worker training? (Know-how for training workers) - Example of an educational curriculum
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