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ESD Program Management: A Realistic Approach to Continuous Measurable Improvement in Static Control (The International Series in Engineering and Computer Science) by by G. Theodore Dangelmayer
"We Wrote the Book"
on ESD Program Management

ESD Journal Seal of Approval "ESD Program Management"
ESD Journal Seal of Approval
"ESD Program Management"

2008 ESD Association’s Founders Award
2008 Founders Award
G. Theodore Dangelmayer

NARTE Certified ESD Engineer
Narte - Certified ESD Engineers
Founding Committee Members

ESD Association
Two Past Presidents
Outstanding Contributor Award
ESDA Certified Program Manager
ESDA Founders Award

BOOK REVIEWS

"This book is designed to be a classic in ESD"

Ted takes the often-neglected position of practicality. Many ESD writers use the "scare" technique to form their ESD works. Ted's descriptions of the science of ESD and the implementation of a workable ESD program are down-to-earth, practical, reasonable and most importantly understandable. His optimized approach to ESD if used, would save most companies a great deal of money while maintaining a sensible ESD program. This book is destined to be a classic in ESD.

ESD JOURNAL RATING: This book has received a highest rating of 4 quills for the most outstanding. The ESD Journal rates books on a system of 4 quill's maximum for the most outstanding. This reviewer's comments on ESD Program Management can be summarized in one word: WOW!...... >>read more

Chapter 1: TWELVE CRITICAL FACTORS IN ESD PROGRAM MANAGEMENT Factor One - An Effective Implementation Plan Factor Two - Management Commitment Factor Three - A Long - Term Process Owner Factor Four - An Active Leadership Team Factor Five - Realistic Requirements Factor Six - Training For Measureable Goals Factor Seven - Auditing Using Scientific Measures Factor Eight - ESD Test Facilities Factor Nine - A Communication Program Factor Ten - Systemic Planning Factor Eleven - Human Factors Engineering Factor Twelve - Continuous Improvement Points To Remember
Chapter 2: COMMON MYTHS
Chapter 3: IMPLEMENTING AN ESD CONTROL PROGRAM: THE BASIC STEPS
Chapter 4: FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTROSTATICS
Chapter 5: ECONOMIC BENEFITS: SEVEN CONVINCING CASE STUDIES
Chapter 6: DESIGNED-IN PROTECTION AND PRODUCT TESTING
Chapter 7: ESD TEST FACILITIES
Chapter 8: REALISTIC REQUIREMENTS
Chapter 9: COMMON PROBLEMS IN SMALLER COMPANIES
Chapter 10: GUIDELINES FOR SMALLER COMPANIES: AN INNOVATIVE SYSTEM AUDIT
Chapter 11: INTERNAL AUDITING
Chapter 12: USING AUDITING RESULTS TO MANAGE THE ESD PROGRAM
Chapter 13: STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL AND ISO-9000
Chapter 14: MATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION ANDITING MEASUREMENTS
Chapter 15: PURCHASING GUIDELINES: FINDING THE HIDDEN COSTS AND PROBLEMS
Chapter 16: TRAINING FOR MEASURABLE GOALS
Chapter 17: TRAINING DEMONSTRATIONS
Chapter 18: PACKAGING CONSIDERATIONS
Chapter 19: AUTOMATION
Chapter 20: STRATEGIC AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS
Appendix 1: LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES ESD POLICY
Appendix 2: INDUSTRY, MILITARY, AND LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES STANDARDS USED TO EVALUATE ESD CONTROL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND DEVICES
Appendix 3: HOW TO TEST THE INTEGRITY OF THE GROUND CONNECTION ON A WORK SURFACE
Appendix 4: INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE COSTS OF CARPET
GLOSSARY
REFERENCES
INDEX