PLC training

Hello,

You should find out what PLC's your company uses and then get to know them, the more training the better.

I just finished a PLC class in Denver, CO and I would highly recommend to anyone that wants to learn or brush up on their PLC programming knowledge to take a class or two from Rockwell or even the local college in their town. The instructors from Rockwell did an excellent job of presenting and teaching the material and did not "look down upon" or mock any students that asked very basic questions, even though it was an advanced programming course which we were in. My questions about very advanced programming were answered in such a way that the whole class could understand and apply the techniques. I WOULD RECOMMEND ANY TRAINING FOR PLC'S FROM ROCKWELL. My employer paid for the class, your employer may or may not, check with them. It is an excellent investment of their money to have you take some classes from Rockwell.

Ben

You did not say what PLC manufacturer you are looking for. Try

IT professionals need to stick with IT. At my plant over two years ago we have bought Wonderware Active Factory for the engineers to use. IT has still can't get it to PCs to access the historien through the router.

My > I have been seeing post here and there about IT professionals and

Will they explain why Allen-Bradley PLC's cost so much ?

Or how they want you to pay for tech support?