Thnx Steve but that's not the issue...

I'm in a process of implementing IPC on PCB department in my company.. We 
had Workmanship that was based on IPC 610 and I did replace the old 
workmanship in a "way-guerilla-act"...
We have IPC certified personal and it is only logical to use IPC 
standards... Now, when I got the acceptance in the organization, I must 
re-write the old specification...
Oki... It wouldn't be a problem just to specify those standards we use 
locally on a department and specify J-STD-001, IPC-HDBK-001, IPC-A-610, 
IPC-7711/7721 and so on, but as we all know: "shit in - shit out" and 
that's why I also want the other support functions in the organization to 
use same standard specification... That means that I must re-write the 
specification each time someone acquires a new standard.... For instance, 
if design department decide to use IPC-D-317 or Q-control IPC-A-600... 
It would be great to specify whole IPC Specification Tree and that way 
give the possibility to whole organization to acquire which ever 
IPC-standard anyone need and when ever the need arise...
Both IPC Specification Tree and Document Revision table are "living 
documents" and are changing constantly.
What I want is to have one specification that covers whole the 
organization and all the IPC standards and let the rest of implementation 
process to self-regulate.
That's why, I feel it would be much easier to implement IPC if I had a 
document number that covers all IPC standards as a reference. Revision is 
not the issue here because I assume that we use the latest revision 
published.

Would this be a silly idea?

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Sasha Miladinovic - Production Engineering 
Amersham Biosciences, PCB Production, Umeå
Tel:      +46 (0) 90 150 232
Fax:     +46 (0) 90 138 372
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Hi Sasha!

Is what you are asking, to have some sort of listing of all the IPC
specifications out there? Go to:

http://www.ipc.org/4.0_Knowledge/4.1_Standards/revstat1.htm

There you will find all the standards listed by number, with a 
description,
and showing the status and revision.

-Steve Gregory-

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