Public curriculum specification
Avionics & Electrical Assembly
Wire-harness assemblers, avionics technicians, electronics assemblers and quality personnel
Organize harness construction, connector assembly, crimping, bonding, soldering, ESD and configuration control into a disciplined electrical-assembly curriculum.
Learning outcomes
What the program is structured to develop.
- Interpret harness drawings, wire lists and connector information.
- Understand controlled crimping, pinning and routing practices.
- Apply bonding and ESD-control concepts.
- Maintain configuration, tooling and inspection evidence.
Technical curriculum
10 connected technical subjects
Workshop Fundamentals · Foundational
Industrial Workbenches and Workstation Setup
Understand how industrial workstations are arranged for safe, repeatable work through tool control, ergonomics, material flow, visual management and standardized setup.
Open topicWorkshop Fundamentals · Foundational
Hand Tools, Torque Tools and Tool Control
Build fluency with common industrial hand tools, selection, inspection, correct application and controlled storage, including the fundamentals of torque-controlled fastening.
Open topicTechnical Literacy · Foundational
Engineering Drawings and Blueprints
Learn how industrial drawings communicate geometry, dimensions, tolerances, materials, finishes, assembly relationships and revision-controlled requirements.
Open topicAssembly & Avionics · Intermediate
Avionics Wire Harness Assembly
Study the disciplined workflow used to build electrical wire harnesses, including wire identification, preparation, crimping, connector assembly, routing and inspection.
Open topicAssembly & Avionics · Intermediate
Avionics Connectors, Contacts and Crimping
Understand connector families, contact preparation, calibrated crimp tooling, insertion/extraction and inspection concepts used in controlled avionics assembly.
Open topicAssembly & Avionics · Intermediate
Electrical Bonding and Grounding in Assemblies
Understand why low-resistance bonding paths, grounding provisions and controlled surface preparation matter for electrical safety, fault-current paths and electromagnetic performance.
Open topicAssembly & Avionics · Intermediate
Soldering and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Control
Understand controlled soldering, workmanship factors and electrostatic-discharge precautions used when handling sensitive electronic components and assemblies.
Open topicProduction Systems · Foundational
Material Identification and Traceability
Understand how material identity, lot or heat information, part numbers and status controls preserve traceability through manufacturing.
Open topicMetrology & Quality · Foundational
Metrology: Calipers, Micrometers and Indicators
Develop correct measurement habits with common precision instruments and understand resolution, repeatability, calibration and measurement technique.
Open topicMetrology & Quality · Intermediate
First Article Inspection (FAI)
Understand the purpose of first article inspection as a structured verification that manufacturing planning and the produced article satisfy defined engineering requirements.
Open topicAssessment framework
Assessment is defined by the active program.
- Technical knowledge assessment
- Drawing/pinout interpretation
- Defect-recognition exercises
- Practical evidence only where the employer defines applicable workmanship criteria
Possible evidence
Evidence examples for governed delivery.
- Crimp/connector observation
- Tool-control verification
- Harness inspection record
- Knowledge assessment
Choose the delivery relationship
Individual access or a scoped company program.
Current individual learning uses Professional Learning Access. Companies can scope role, equipment and workplace-evidence requirements separately.