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Our PLC Programming Training Course has helped educate so many individuals, businesses, and corporations. We would love to have you as our next customer. We will provide you with all the materials needed; manuals, videos, and hands-on experience. PLC Professor is dedicated to making sure you thoroughly understand how to navigate a PLC. We offer a one-week crash course on site with PLC Professor himself. We will make sure you have the knowledge you need to continue your course before you leave. Whenever you have any questions, you can always contact us. Do you want to become an educator of PLCs? We got what you need. Are you needing to train a whole team of employees on working with a PLC? We teach all of them. Are you on your own, wanting to add to your skill set or grow a personal business? We got you covered, one on one.

Educators, Corporations, and Individuals:

No matter how big or small your business is, whether you are learning on your own, or have 100+ employees to teach, PLC Programming Training Course is exactly what you need to learn everything you need to know about PLCs. For educators, we would love to team up with you to bring the PLC Programming Training Course to your institution. In the tech savvy age of time, there are more and more PLCs being implemented in corporations. The automation industry is bigger than ever before.This means that there is a need for more PLC courses that is constantly growing, which also means there is the same need for educators. Students that walk away knowing how to Program and Troubleshoot a PLC will have many opportunities to start their career, as many industries need more employees with knowledge of PLCs. Adding educational courses only grows an institutions’ attendance, resulting in higher revenue. For the corporations that are about to start using a PLC, get ready for efficiency like you have never seen before. Of course you have to take the time to learn about it, but once you understand it all, your job will get just a little easier. If learning all on their own, you too will make yourself more employable. Self motivated learning is a very seekable trait of skills to acquire by employers. Or if you are looking to add a PLC into your own business, we can teach you what you need to know.

What You Will Learn:

PLC Programming Training Course is here to cover the grounds of everything you need to know, from the basics to the more complex processes. PLCs may seem a little bit intimidating when you first start looking into them. We have full confidence that you will be able to learn everything there is to know about PLCs in no time. Whether you are an individual learner, want to become an educator, or a whole team, we’ve got what you need to learn it all. Beginning with the basics, you will be taught what a PLC does, how it controls machines, and how PLCs are used around you every single day that you might not even know about. We will teach you about the hardware in PLCs like processors, I/O interface modules, relays, sensors, motors, and understand how everything connects together. A very important part of the hardware that you will learn about is inputs and outputs. Input devices are the sensors that detect changes in the process. The PLC then processes that information, and an output turns on or off a motor, changes the speed of a variable frequency drive or enegizes a solenoid valve extending or retracting a pneumatic cylinder. Next, you will learn how to program a PLC, how to create a program, how to get a machine to do what you need, ladder logic, and how to create sequences. PLCs are a system, a designed conciousness, telling different parts to do different things and when to do them. It is a system of communication with buttons, motors, switches, sensors, and valves. Another important part you will learn about is troubleshooting. We all know that these devices fail and are subject to changing environmental conditions. Troubleshooting allows you to evaluate the problem and then figure out how to solve it. Unforeseen nuances occur and require technical reasoning to identify and rectify the situation. Whenever a PLC is being integrated into a process, you will be able to run tests and modify whatever you need to at any time. Our goal with PLC Programming Training Course is that you are able to easily apply what you have learned from the course to your everyday life and or career. You will finish the course with knowledge of start and stop buttons, motors, timers, sensors, alarms, safety systems, and automated sequences. With new equipment and operating machinery of course comes with learning how to be safe. We will provide you with the knowledge of emergency stops, safety sensors, how to operate machines safely, and how to look for faulty conditions.

PLCs Are All Around Us:

When people look at a machine, they do not think much of it, it is just doing what it was meant to do. However, when that said machine needs to be automated and controlled, that is when a PLC steps in. Manufacturing will use PLCs for assembly lines, conveyor belts, and robotic equipment. Automotives use PLCs for car assembly, welding, painting, and testing. Food services use them for mixing, cooking, and the soda machines. In warehouses, they use conveyor systems, sorting, and packaging. Oil and gas, one of the most important resources on earth, use PLCs for pumps, valves, and pipelines. Water treatment plants use it for pumps, filtration, water levels, and chemical dosing. PLCs work in pharmacies mixing, filling, and packaging. Buildings that you walk into all of the time use PLCs for HVAC, elevators, and lighting. The airplane that you hopped on to go on vacation used a PLC for testing and manufacture. PLCs are surrounding us, however, you are not going to just find them all hanging out in plain sight. They are hiding away, working behind the scenes of the world, day in, and day out.