Certified PLC programmer
7 Modules
160 hours
Intermediate
Course Description
Not yet given
What you will learn
Good PLC programming skills with Delta & Siemens PLCs. Students can choose a PLC brand they wish to learn
Advanced concepts like 16bit/32bit Arithmetic and Data handling instructions, Modbus, Ethernet, Profibus protocols, HMI programming with Animations, Report Generation, Macro and Recipe Programming
PLC hardware wiring, PLC & HMI interfacing using Rs232 & RS485 protocols
Developing projects by using PLC & HMI
SCADA programming with Tag cr,eations, Animations, Report generation, Controlling & monitoring PLC
Course Content
PLC Programmer Job Opportunities
Industrial Automation engineer or PLC programmer is a core industry job which is always in high demand with growing automation needs in industries. Students will end up with a Control Panel Engineer, PLC programmer, Automation Engineer or a PLC maintenance engineer in Industrial Automation Panel Builders, Automation Product dealers, or at manufacturing industries. Also can become a PLC programmer or Automation engineer in MNC's like Siemens, AB, ABB, Delta, Mitsubishi, Schneider Electric, Fuji, Omron etc. Over a period of time with good experience in PLC programming and Control Panel there is a high chance to be a PLC programming freelancer or entrepreneur
Pre-Requisite
Should have good knowledge in Electrical and Electronics concepts, Sensors, Drives & controls. Minimum experience in Panel board wiring and designing is preferrable
Who is this course for ?
- Industrial Automation/PLC Job Seekers (ME/BE/Diploma passed out students & one who is working in Panel Board)
- Business Persons (to explore PLC & HMI programming in details and looking for PLC Panel or Project development)
- Working Professionals (Individuals working in electrical, mechanical, automation, or control engineering often pursue PLC courses to enhance their skills in industrial automation and process control. )
- Individuals with an interest in automation, robotics, and electronics may pursue PLC courses to expand their knowledge and work on personal or small-scale projects.
