Which organization is responsible for IPC certification?

The IPC organization itself is the entity that establishes standards and certifications for the electronics industry, including IPC certification programs such as Certified IPC Specialist (CIS), Certified IPC Trainer (CIT), and Master IPC Trainer (MIT). IPC develops industry standards and provides training and certification to professionals in fields related to electronics assembly and manufacturing. Their certification programs are recognized globally, ensuring that individuals meet the rigorous standards set forth for quality and reliability in electronic circuits and assemblies.

While other organizations may contribute to the electronics industry or set various standards indirectly related to IPC practices, they do not administer IPC certification directly. Individual manufacturers and government regulatory bodies may implement their own quality standards, but they do so independently of IPC certification, which is specifically governed by the IPC organization itself.