Course Duration: 3 Months

This course provides in-depth knowledge of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), a core component in nearly every automated industry. You will learn everything from PLC architecture, wiring, and ladder programming to troubleshooting and project implementation. The course uses industrial simulations, allowing students to work with real-world hardware kits and software like Siemens TIA Portal, Allen Bradley, or Delta PLCs.

Modules Covered:

Industrial Training – Syllabus Overview

• Introduction to Industrial Automation

  • Basics of automation and control systems

  • Role of PLCs, SCADA, DCS, and HMIs in industries

• PLC Programming and Applications

  • Ladder Logic basics to advanced programming

  • Timers, Counters, Math Functions, Data Handling

  • Practical PLC projects: Conveyor systems, Motor control

• SCADA and HMI Systems

  • Designing graphical interfaces

  • Real-time monitoring, alarms, and data logging

  • Communication between PLCs and SCADA

• VFD and Servo Drive Control

  • Speed control of AC motors using VFDs

  • Position and motion control using Servo Drives

• Process Instrumentation and Control

  • Sensors, Transmitters (Temperature, Pressure, Level, Flow)

  • Analog Input/Output handling and calibration

  • Introduction to PID Control

• Industrial Communication Protocols

  • Modbus, Profibus, Ethernet/IP

  • Wireless technologies in industrial automation

• Electrical Control Panel Design

  • Basics of panel wiring and design standards

  • Protection devices (MCB, MCCB, Relays, Contactors)

  • Practical wiring exercises

• Troubleshooting and Maintenance Techniques

  • Identifying and fixing hardware/software faults

  • Backup and recovery of PLC/SCADA programs

• Project Work (Hands-on Industrial Projects)

  • Automation of a water treatment plant

  • Packaging and material handling system automation

  • Temperature and Pressure control systems

• Certification and Placement Assistance

  • Industrial recognized certification after completion

  • Interview preparation and resume building for automation jobs

This course is perfect for individuals seeking to pursue careers in automation within the manufacturing, automotive, or electrical industries. With a strong focus on practical experience, you will be well-prepared to meet industry demands by the end of the program.

Placement Scope:

Graduates will be eligible for positions such as PLC Programmers, Maintenance Engineers, or Automation Technicians in sectors like automobile, packaging, bottling plants, and process industries.