About this course
This course looks at using the other three programming languages, Sequential Function Chart (SFC), Function Block Diagram (FB) and Structured Text (ST). It incorporates a number of short exercises including messaging, produced and consumed tags. The integration project involves programming and commissioning a Skills Lab training platform to complete a set scope of work using a SFC and the native ST inside of the chart itself.
As this course does not map directly to a formal unit of competency, it does not follow the same structure as the previous short courses. The theory is embedded within the practical exercises and there are no formal assessments. Nevertheless, you should find this course both challenging and rewarding!
Entry-level engineers
Technicians
Tradespeople
Apprentices and maintenance teams
Operators participants should have a hands-on understanding of the PLC in which they are looking to upskill.
We recommend that participants complete the Intermediate Industrial Automation course before enrolling in this course.
You will cover:
In this 4-day course, you will learn how to use the other 3 PLC programming languages:
Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
Function Block Diagram (FB)
Across this 4-day course, you will learn how to use the SFC, FB, and ST programming languages.
Available as standard or customised. Advanced Industrial Automation can be offered on a client’s site for a minimum of 4, and a maximum of 8 participants. You can also undertake this course through our cyber physical training capability. This means you can be located anywhere with a good internet connection and ideally two screens to work from to book into this training.
Cyber physical training cost = $1,650+GST
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