Our PLC and SCADA training equips individuals with the skills to design, operate, and troubleshoot industrial automation systems using PLC programming and SCADA software. Are you an electrical, electronics, or instrumentation engineer? Join the SCADA PLC course to enhance your career opportunities with theoretical and hands-on training provided by industrial experts.
The PLC design course is comprehensive for professionals to help them face automation challenges. You will learn about all concepts from basic to advanced in PLC and SCADA. With a strong foundation in logic control systems, you will learn to create user-friendly interfaces. Enroll today in SCADA PLC programming to get certified in industrial automation.
PLC and SCADA Training
Course Syllabus
PLC training courses include the following syllabus:
Know the types of automation and the industrial sectors using automation
Have an overview of the components of an automated system, including sensors, actuators, HMI, and controllers
Understand the fundamentals of a control system and the basic control elements
Study the application of automation in various industries
Understand the basic components of a PLC and how it works
Know the basics of PLC programming, and its input and output types
Have an overview of the PLC programming language, Ladder Logic
Learn about PLC applications and advantages
Study the safety and maintenance of PLC
Find out how to identify an automation task and select the appropriate PLC brand
Learn about gathering the necessary components, including programming cable, power supply, PLC CPU module, etc
Study the steps involved in mounting and wiring the PLC, such as power wiring, DIN rail mounting, input wiring, etc
Know how to install the appropriate PLC software and connect it to the PC
Find out how to create and download a simple program. Study how to monitor and test the PLC
Study the structure of ladder logic, such as rungs, left power rail, and right power rail
Understand the instructions, like inputs and outputs, and other elements, including timers, counters, and comparators
Learn about the common instructions in ladder logic, such as contacts, coils, TON, TOF, RTO, CTU, CTD, and RES
Know the applications of ladder logic and its advantages
Tips for learning ladder logic and practical training with real examples
Understand the creation of reusable logic modules and the organization of large programs
Study the advanced timer and counter applications, like cascading timers, pulse generation, pulse stretching, etc
Know the types of data, data handling, processing, and manipulation. Find out how to use arrays and indexing
Learn about the implementation of threshold-based actions, setting PID parameters, and PID control implementation
Understand advanced debugging and diagnostics. Find out how to use diagnostic bits and error codes
Understand what SCADA is and its architecture, including Human Machine Interface, Remote Terminal Units, and communication network
Study the main functions of SCADA, such as data acquisition, monitoring, alarming, data logging, and reporting
Learn SCADA Interface, including gauges, graphical dashboards, alarm notifications, control buttons, and indicators
Know the popular SCADA software platforms, like Wonderware, Citect SCADA, Schneider EcoStruxure, etc
Hands-on learning in creating a simple mimic screen, logging data, generating reports, setting up real values, etc
Understand how to integrate PLC and SCADA to display real-time process data, control equipment remotely, and manage operations
Learn about the integration steps, including programming the PLC, assigning memory tags, configuring SCADA software, mapping tags, and testing the communication
Study the common features after integration, like control commands, real-time visualization, and remote monitoring
Know the best practices for integration, such as using consistent tag names, isolating networks for security, ensuring time synchronization between PLC and SCADA, and backing up both
Hands-on training with real examples and projects
Understand the objective of the project, designing and implementing a PLC-SCADA-based system that can monitor water levels in a tank, control pump operation, log historical data, trigger alarms, and display real-time data on SCADA
Know the required hardware and tools, including an ultrasonic sensor, a contactor-controlled pump, a communication cable, a PLC, SCADA, and a laptop or PC
Study the system architecture, such as a sensor to read the tank water level, a PLC to receive the sensor signal, and SCADA to display the real-time level status
Learn the PLC programming tasks and SCADA development tasks
Hands-on training in PLC-SCADA integration and troubleshooting
Career Opportunities After Successful Training
After completing the PLC and SCADA course, you can pursue several jobs in diverse industries, including manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, oil, gas, energy, building automation, and wastewater management. The roles you can get include PLC programmer, automation engineer, SCADA engineer, control systems engineer, maintenance engineer, process control engineer, instrumentation design engineer, etc.
Outcome of the PLC Certification
With growing automation in the industries, experts in SCADA PLC programming are in high demand globally. It will enhance your skills in PLC programming and troubleshooting. The PLC training certificate you get after completing the course will open doors to many career opportunities. Your earning potential will increase after completing the PLC SCADA programming course.
Why Choose MEP Qatar for Professional PLC Training Course in Qatar?
MEP Qatar is famous for its short-term technical courses for working professionals to take their careers to the next level. Its PLC programming course is one of its most sought-after courses. The highlights of the PLC programming course are:
A comprehensive syllabus that includes all concepts from fundamental to advanced
Flexible class schedules to suit working professionals
Expert trainers providing theoretical and practical training
Career support and placement training
A globally recognized certificate after completing the course
Faq
PLC refers to the hardware devices that control the machinery and industrial processes. PLC is programmed with languages, like Ladder Logic, Function Block Diagrams, etc. SCADA is a software tool that is used for controlling devices like PLCs and their overall operation.
Yes, it is a good career because the demand for PLC-trained professionals is high in all countries. It opens new career opportunities and takes your existing career to the next level. The earning potential for a PLC programmer is high.
The salary depends on many factors, such as location, nature of the job, industry, experience, size and policy of the company, and your skills. However, the average salary in Qatar may range from QAR 8,500 to QAR 10,000.
They are different, and one cannot be better than the other. They play complementary roles. If you are interested in hardware, you should go for PLC and SCADA, if you are interested in software training.
The best PLC programming may vary depending on the application. However, Ladder Logic is one of the most preferred programs, followed by Structured Text.
The PLC certification course is too good and gave me the confidence to face real industry challenges. It taught me how to handle automation in a manufacturing industry.
Mohammed
The PLC programming training courses from MEP Qatar provided me with hands-on training in handling PLC faults. Practical PLC troubleshooting training helped me to get a job in a top automation company.
Amrin
Great training by the experienced faculty with updated knowledge. It helped me understand PLC programming very easily.
Omar
The PLC technician training in this institute is of world-class quality. I would recommend it to professionals interested in learning about automation.
