PLC Lab Integration Week. Improve Production and Eliminate Machine Downtime
Learn PLC programming methods to reduce machine downtime and turn unscheduled downtime into scheduled downtime.
LENGTH OF TIME: 5 Days
LOCATION: Roanoke, VA
COST: $3,790 per person
You must attend the PLC Training for Technicians class before you can sign up for Integration Week.
This combines three classes into one. A value of over $5,000.
Monday/Tuesday - HMI / SCADA Training with Ignition. Equip yourself with the practical skills to design and implement a complete SCADA/HMI system using Inductive Automation's Ignition software in a two-day, project-based workshop.
Wednesday - Self-Guided Skills Refresher. Refresh your PLC skills and troubleshoot like a pro in a one-day, self-guided lab designed for hands-on practice.
Thursday/Friday Advanced Troubleshooting and Industrial Networking. Sharpen your troubleshooting and networking skills with a hands-on, two-day training that equips you to solve complex industrial problems and reduce costly downtime.
Skills that you will gain
SCADA / HMI Design Training
You will learn to design and implement robust and scalable SCADA/HMI solutions using Inductive Automation's Ignition software.
The training uses a real-world project to give you practical experience in building operator and alarm screens, logging system data, creating reports, and implementing user authentication and safety alarms.
PLC Lab: A One-Day Self-Guided Skills Refresher
You learned a lot in your first classes here, this is your opportunity to practice a wide range of PLC skills at your own pace.
Review fundamental skills like correct wiring and basic programming.
Explore advanced topics and troubleshooting by diagnosing deliberate system faults.
PLC Lab: Advanced Troubleshooting and Industrial Networking
You will learn to reduce costly downtime with advanced skills in industrial networking, covering topics like Ethernet/IP and peer-to-peer communication.
You will also develop advanced diagnostics by learning to write code for custom fault logs and building HMI diagnostic screens.