
Learn to develop HMI screens, configure SCADA applications, manage alarms and visualize industrial processes.
This practical SCADA and HMI training program teaches participants how to design operator interfaces, connect industrial controllers, configure alarms and visualize real-time process information. The training focuses on creating intuitive and reliable monitoring systems.
Design operator-friendly HMI screens
Monitor machines and processes in real time
Configure alarms, trends and production data
Connect PLC systems with SCADA monitoring platforms

KP Automation
Practical Industrial Training
HMI fundamentals
SCADA architecture
HMI screen development
PLC-HMI communication
SCADA tag configuration
Alarm and event management
Trends and historical data
User management
Industrial process visualization
SCADA troubleshooting
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.
SCADA Engineers
Automation Engineers
Control Engineers
Electrical 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.
You will learn HMI development, SCADA architecture, tag configuration, PLC communication, alarms, events, trends and industrial process visualization.
Basic PLC knowledge is helpful but not mandatory. The training can be structured according to the participant's existing technical knowledge.
Training can include platforms such as WinCC, Ignition, FactoryTalk and Wonderware depending on the project or corporate requirement.
Yes. Participants learn how to develop practical operator screens and connect them with industrial controllers.
Yes. Practical troubleshooting of communication, tags, alarms and visualization issues is included.