Online Training: Programmable Logical Controllers (PLCS)

Program and Troubleshoot PLCS

Most complex machines, especially large assembly lines requiring automation, rely on programmable logic controllers, or PLCs for short. A PLC is a solid-state device invented to provide electrical control to machines. The area of PLCs is growing rapidly and there is a demand for employees with the skills needed to program and troubleshoot PLCs; almost every industrial maintenance job demands knowledge of PLCs.

Flexible and Convenient

Online classes are self-paced, typically taking 60 minutes to complete.They are easily and conveniently accessible on desktops and laptops, and on tablets and phones with the Tooling U-SME app.

Effective Combination of Classes

The Programmable Logical Controllers (PLCs) training program offers a comprehensive overview of the competencies needed to program and troubleshoot PLCs in a manufacturing environment. This series includes the following classes:

• Introduction to PLCs
• Hardware for PLCs
• Basics of Ladder Logic
• Numbering Systems and Codes
• PLC Inputs and Outputs
• Basic Programming for PLCs
• PLC Counters and Timers
• Networking for PLCs
• Hand-Held Programmers of PLCs
• PLC Diagrams and Programs
• Overview of PLC Registers
• PLC Program Control Instructions
• Math for PLCs
• Sequencer Instructions for PLCs
• PLC Installation Practices
• PID for PLCs
• Data Manipulation
• Shift Registers