Hands-on PLC programming and industrial networking training designed around real-world automation applications.
Our PLC training program focuses on developing practical programming and troubleshooting skills required to work with industrial control systems. Participants learn PLC logic, I/O configuration, machine sequencing, communication and industrial networking through practical exercises.
Develop PLC programs for machine automation
Control production lines, conveyors and industrial equipment
Connect PLCs with HMI, drives and other controllers
Diagnose and troubleshoot PLC and networking issues
KP Automation
Practical Industrial Training
PLC fundamentals and architecture
PLC hardware and I/O configuration
Digital and analog signals
Ladder logic programming
Timers and counters
Data handling and memory
PLC troubleshooting
HMI and PLC communication
Industrial Ethernet
PLC networking
Training focuses on practical implementation, troubleshooting and industrial application rather than theory alone.
Our programs are suitable for professionals, engineers, technicians and teams looking to improve their industrial automation skills.
PLC Engineers
Automation Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Maintenance Engineers
Technicians
Dimploma Students
B.tech Students
Develop practical technical skills that can help you pursue automation and industrial engineering opportunities.
Our training focuses on the practical knowledge required to understand, operate and troubleshoot modern industrial automation systems.
Learn skills that can be applied across different manufacturing and industrial environments.
Find answers to common questions about this training program.
The program is suitable for electrical engineers, automation engineers, PLC engineers, maintenance engineers and technicians who want practical PLC programming skills.
Yes. The training begins with PLC architecture, hardware and I/O fundamentals before progressing into programming and troubleshooting.
Training can cover platforms such as Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, Omron and Schneider depending on the selected training program.
Yes. Industrial communication and networking concepts such as Ethernet, PROFINET and Modbus are included.
Yes. Troubleshooting and fault diagnosis are important parts of the practical training.