Objectives
- Explain the core principles, terminology and governing standards of PLC Programming
- Apply proven methods and tools for PLC Programming to real workplace situations
- Analyse performance data to find risks, gaps and improvement opportunities
- Compare your practice with international benchmarks and regional case studies
- Build a practical action plan to apply PLC Programming in your organisation
Who should attend
Instrument and control engineers, automation technicians and control room staff.
Course outline — 5 days
- Day 1Principles, terminology and governing standardsPLC Programming
- Day 2Methods, tools and calculationsPLC Programming
- Day 3Operation, inspection and performancePLC Programming
- Day 4Risk, troubleshooting and case studiesPLC Programming
- Day 5Best practice, assessment and action planPLC Programming
10-day outline
- Day 1Principles, terminology and governing standardsPLC Programming
- Day 2Methods, tools and calculationsPLC Programming
- Day 3Operation, inspection and performancePLC Programming
- Day 4Risk, troubleshooting and case studiesPLC Programming
- Day 5Best practice review and mid-course assessmentPLC Programming
- Day 6Advanced analysis techniquesPLC Programming
- Day 7Digital tools, data and softwarePLC Programming
- Day 8Practical labs and simulationsPLC Programming
- Day 9Regional benchmarks and lessons learnedPLC Programming
- Day 10Capstone project and final assessmentPLC Programming
Upcoming sessions 2027–2030
| City | Dates | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Sharm El Sheikh | 28 Aug 2028 – 1 Sep 2028 | 5 days |
| Milan | 14 May 2029 – 18 May 2029 | 5 days |
| Muscat | 23 Dec 2029 – 27 Dec 2029 | 5 days |
| Amsterdam | 18 Feb 2030 – 22 Feb 2030 | 5 days |
| Cairo | 15 Apr 2030 – 26 Apr 2030 | 10 days |
No public session is listed yet. We can run this course in any city on your dates, online, or at your company.