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IEST Environmental Test and Reliability Learning Path

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Reliable testing begins with trained personnel at all levels:

Technicans

Test engineers

Instrumentation engineers

Mechanical engineers

Electrical engineers

Reliability engineers

Program managers

Laboratory supervisors

Laboratory managers

Developed through research and industry demand, the IEST Environmental Test and Reliability Learning Path Certificate program allows novice-through-expert learners to achieve targeted knowledge to avoid training failures and thrive professionally.

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The IEST Tier One Certificate provides additional focus on core environmental testing areas. IEST Basics of Dynamics Certificate Introduction to Environmental Testing August 3, 2020, Virtually Practical Introduction to Vibration and Shock Testing October 6-7, 2020, ESTECH/EDUCON 2020, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota Designing Effective Vibration and Shock Fixtures October 7, 2020, ESTECH/EDUCON 2020, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota Vibration Testing Fundamentals Fundamentals of Shock Testing IEST Tier Two Certificates provide more robust training on specific environmental testing areas. IEST Vibration Testing Certificate Modern Practices in Intermediate Vibration Testing Systems Approach to Vibration Testing Spectral Analysis IEST Shock Testing Certificate Intermediate Shock Testing and SRS Spectral Analysis Additional Hot-Topic Training Courses A Comprehensive Introduction to MIL-STD-810H Thursday, October 8, 2020, ESTECH/EDUCON2020, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota MIL-STD-810H vs. MIL-STD-810G, Change Notice 1: A Detailed Review Introduction to Climatics Testing Monday, October 5, 2020, ESTECH 2020, Minneapolis/St.Paul, Minnesota Selecting the Right Accelerometer for Your Application Introduction to HALT/HASS