InterCEPT Training Certificate Classes

CP-02: Documented Counterfeit Mitigation Program: Contract Review and Supplier Management (Revision 1)

Class Overview

In order to ensure that your organization does not purchase, sell, install or release a counterfeit electronic part into the supply chain, a counterfeit mitigation process must be documented. The purchasing procedures are a critical part of the documented counterfeit mitigation program and will minimize the risk of releasing a counterfeit component into out of the supply chain. The critical topics included in the purchasing procedures are:

Supply Chain Traceability
Purchasing Policies
Sales Policies
Approved Vendor List
Flow Down of Customer Requirements
Contract Review

Class Content

Supply Chain Traceability

Preference for components from the Original Component Manufacturer or their authorized supply chain
Documentation required for supply chain traceability

Purchasing Policies

Approved Supplier List
Flow Down of Customer Requirements

Sales Policies

Customer Requirements
Contract Review

Learning Objectives

Understand the importance of supply chain traceability.
Identify the appropriate documentation for supply chain traceability.
Identify the critical elements that must be included in the purchasing policies to ensure that the organization does not purchase counterfeit electronic components.
Identify the critical elements that must be included in the sales policies to ensure that the organization does not sell counterfeit electronic components.

Target Audience

Industry Sectors:

Government Agencies, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM), Independent Distributors, Authorized Distributors

Job Functions:

Supply Chain Management, Sales, Purchasing, Quality, Inspection and Testing

Class Information

Class Length:
1 hour

Class Tuition:
$225.00
ERAI Member Price:
$180.00

List of Prerequisites and Recommended Pre-Course Learning

CF-01

A Historical Overview of Counterfeit Electronic Part Activity: The Risk, Response, and Solution

CP-01