IPC Training & Certification in Aurora, Colorado
IPC Certification & Electronics Manufacturing Training
Forge Your Skills. Build Your Future.
Get practical, instructor-led IPC certification training for electronics manufacturing professionals, including IPC J-STD-001, IPC-A-610, IPC/WHMA-A-620, J-STD-001 Space Addendum training and more.
Industry-Recognized IPC Certifications
Build in-demand skills with globally accepted standards.
Experienced Instructors
Learn from industry professionals with real-world experience.
Hands-On Learning
Gain practical skills in a realistic training environment.
Skills That Lead to Opportunity
Advance your career in electronics manufacturing.
About Forge & Fusion Academy in Aurora, Colorado
Forge & Fusion Academy trains technicians and engineers in soldering and electronics assembly standards, from first time IPC J-STD certification through ongoing IPC 610 and 620 recertification. Classes are taught by certified instructors at our Aurora, Colorado facility, with select courses also available remotely.
We keep the catalog focused on three certifications: IPC J-STD-001 soldering, IPC-A-610 assembly inspection, and IPC/WHMA-A-620 cable and harness, so every course gets our full attention instead of spreading a broad program thin.
Explore Certification TracksWhy Train With Forge & Fusion Academy
Real Hands-On Bench Time
Every IPC J-STD certification is earned at a real bench, applying hand soldering standards to actual solder joints, boards, and harnesses, not a slideshow.
Small Class Sizes
In-person sessions are limited to 8 students, and remote sessions to 12, so everyone gets real one-on-one time with an instructor.
Certified Instructors
Classes are taught by certified instructors who hold the same IPC credentials they teach to, not general trainers reading from a manual.
In Person or Remote
Train at our Aurora, Colorado facility or remotely for select courses, with regular recertification dates so renewing never means a long wait.
Not Sure Which IPC Certification You Need?
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Recommended track
IPC J-STD Initial
Hand soldering fundamentals and acceptability standards for electronic assemblies — the starting point for every track.
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IPC 610 Initial
Inspection and acceptance criteria for printed circuit board assemblies.
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IPC 620 Initial
Standards for cable, wire, and harness assembly and inspection.
View CourseIPC Certification Course Catalog
Every course has its own page with full details, pricing, and upcoming session dates.
IPC J-STD Initial
First time IPC J-STD-001 certification for students who already have soldering experience.
IPC 610 Initial
First time IPC-A-610 certification covering acceptability of electronic assemblies.
IPC 620 Initial
First time IPC/WHMA-A-620 certification for cable and wire harness assemblies.
Every joint tells the truth about the hands that made it.
Forge & Fusion Academy
How Enrollment Works
Browse courses
Find the right certification track and course for your experience level.
Pick a session
Check the class schedule and choose a date with open seats.
Reserve your seat
Submit your name and email on the session you want.
Confirm by phone
The academy calls to confirm your seat and arrange payment.
Enrollment and Payment
Prospective students can enroll and pay online or by phone.
* Online enrollment, scheduling, and payment are handled through our enrollment partner.
IPC Certification Training FAQs
Do I need prior experience to enroll?
No. The IPC J-STD track is built for first time students, while IPC 610 and 620 courses are suited to technicians who already have hands on soldering or inspection experience.
What is the difference between J-STD, IPC 610, and IPC 620?
IPC J-STD covers hand soldering fundamentals, IPC 610 covers acceptability of electronic assemblies (PCB inspection), and IPC 620 covers cable and wire harness assemblies. Many students start with J-STD and add 610 or 620 as their role requires.
How long does a certification last?
IPC certifications are valid for two years. Recertification classes are shorter than the initial course and are offered on a regular schedule — check the class calendar for upcoming dates.
Are classes available remotely?
Select courses are offered remotely in addition to in person at our Aurora, Colorado facility. Each course page lists its available delivery format.
How do I pay for a class?
Reserve a seat from the class schedule or through our answering service, and the academy will call to confirm your seat and arrange payment online or by phone.
Group IPC Certification Training for Your Team
Sending more than one employee for certification? We coordinate group scheduling for companies at our Aurora, Colorado facility or remotely, so your team can train together. Call to discuss dates, group size, and certification tracks for your company.
Call to Arrange Group TrainingContact Forge & Fusion Academy
2821 S Parker Rd, Suite 0125, Aurora, CO 80014