PLC SCADA Training Course

Course Overview

• Next Batch:New batches start every month. Limited seats available – enroll early!
• Course Duration:6 Weeks (Flexible schedules with part-time and full-time options).
• Eligibility: Engineering learners Electrical/Electronics Graduates Working Professionals in Automation.
• Engineering learners.
• Electrical/Electronics Graduates.
• Working Professionals in Automation.

PLC SCADA Training Course

• Understand automation fundamentals and industrial control system architecture.
• Learn to program PLCs using ladder logic, function blocks, and structured text.
• Design and monitor real-time industrial processes using SCADA systems.
• Interface PLCs with HMI panels and field devices for live data visualization.
• Perform troubleshooting, simulation, and industrial networking (Modbus, Profibus, Ethernet/IP).
• Prepare for the PLC SCADA Professional credential preparation assessment and automation engineer roles.

Overview of PLC SCADA Training Course

The PLC SCADA professional learning track is designed for engineering learners and professionals who want to specialize in industrial automation and control systems. This course provides in-depth knowledge of PLC programming, SCADA configuration, and system integration, providing you with the specialized technical expertise needed to advance your career.

Through hands-on lab sessions and simulation projects, learners will develop the skills to design and maintain automated systems used in manufacturing, power, oil & gas, and process industries. By the end of the program, you'll earn your PLC SCADA credential preparation and be qualified for automation, maintenance, and control engineering roles.

1. Introduction to Industrial Automation

• Basics of Control Systems.
• History & Need of Automation.
• Introduction to Pneumatic, PID, PLC Controllers.

2. PLC Programming Basics

• Introduction to PLC and Architecture.
• Input/Output Modules and Wiring Concepts.
• Addressing and Ladder Logic Basics.
• Uploading/Downloading Programs.

3. PLC Advanced Programming

• Jump & Label Instructions.
• Subroutines, JSR/SBR.
• Real-Time Troubleshooting and Simulation.
• Proximity Sensors, Relay Interfacing.

4. SCADA System Essentials

• Introduction to SCADA.
• Tag Creation & Dynamic Graphic Creation.
• Trending, Alarms, Recipes.
• Device Communication and Scripting.

5. Instrumentation & Panel Design

• Basics of Control/Power Drawing.
• Electrical Protection & Load Management.
• Sensors: Pressure, Flow, Level, Temp.
• Instrument Transformers and Loop Controls.