Manufacturing
Industrial Automation & PLC Programming
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The PLC Programming & Automation Mastery course is a comprehensive training program for engineers, technicians, and automation professionals. It covers PLC design, programming, and maintenance from basics to advanced techniques, including ladder logic, HMI integration, SCADA, and troubleshooting. The course includes hands-on exercises and real-world case studies.
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Event details
- Dates
- August 2026
- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Organiser
- Agile Leaders Training Center
- Industry
- Manufacturing
Who attends
The audience
The PLC Programming & Automation Mastery: From Basics to Advanced Control Systems course is a comprehensive training program designed for engineers, technicians, and automation professionals.
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- Industrial Engineering
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