⭐Industry Insight: The Evolving Role of Automation in Engineering⭐ In today's fast-paced engineering landscape, the demand for skilled professionals in automation is on the rise. As I connect and talk with talented individuals, it's clear that those who stay ahead of trends like advanced PLC programming, SCADA systems, and seamless integration with HMI are shaping the future of the industry. For those considering a transition or looing to make an impact in this space, now is the time to brush up on new skills and explore new opportunities \. If you're passionate about automation and engineer, I'd love to connect and chat about how you can take you career to the next level🔋 #Recruiting #Engineering #Automation #CareerGrowth #EngineeringJobs
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Embracing Change: The Future of Controls & PLC Engineering As automation reshapes industries, the demand for skilled Controls and PLC Engineers has never been higher. With advancements in smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0, companies are on a quest to find top-notch talent that can navigate the evolving technological landscape. The quest isn't simply about filling positions. It's about finding forward-thinkers who can adapt, innovate, and lead the charge towards smarter, more efficient systems. This is an exhilarating time for Controls and PLC Engineers: a time when their skills set the stage for the next industrial revolution. At the heart of this revolution lies the opportunity for professionals to make an impact. Whether it's refining energy consumption, streamlining production lines, or integrating new-age robotics - the playground is vast, and the impact, significant. I'm intrigued - are you currently in the field, or considering a pivot into this dynamic domain? How do you think these roles will evolve over the next few years? #ControlsEngineering #PLCEngineering #Industry40
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"How do I get into Control Systems Engineering?" It's a question that I get a lot here. And why not? It's a fascinating career, and industrial automation has so much potential, so much to automate, it's going to give Engineers a long, secure, interesting working life. Yes, most of the time, I am talking to Controls Engineers, PLC SCADA or Electrical Engineers who are already designing systems, supporting them. But I realised recently that 15-20% of my week is spent talking to people who want to upskill, to get there, to do more PLC work, to make the next leap. So how do you get into Controls Engineering? There's no one answer- every person is different, so every answer I give is a little bit different, but designed to give them a likely route into the Controls Design field. If I can help, I will. If you're based in the UK, and you need some help with the next step-- or you know an Engineer in the UK who does- just message me. #controlsengineering #controlsystems #careers #opportunities #engineering #jobs #hiring
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25 Most Important PLC Interview Questions and Answers #plc ##electrical #electricalengineering #electricalengineer #electricalengineers #electric #electricaltesting #electricaltechnician #engineering #engineers #engineer
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Most common skill that my clients are requesting at the minute is ability to fault find up to PLC. It’s a tough one because employers aren’t able to offer PLC exposure to everyone, especially in a big team, but it’s one of the most in demand skills. When an engineer with a strong PLC/automation background is on the market, they’re getting snapped up. Have you had much exposure to PLC in your current role? #Engineering #MaintenanceEngineering #JobSearching
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Balancing Work and Life as a Control Engineer The demand for Control Engineers, especially with strong PLC programming and SCADA experience, has never been higher – but achieving that work/life balance is something I hear more and more. For many - work/life balance, salary, and career progression are often competing priorities. In the Industrial Automation space, I see first-hand the gaps in the market. Hiring managers are increasingly struggling to find the right mix of technical and solution-focused skills, while engineers are seeking roles that don’t just fit technically but align with their goals. In your experience, what’s the one factor that keeps you engaged in your role? And if you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be? #IndustrialAutomation #AutomationEngineering
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What makes a top-tier Control and PLC Engineer? 🤔 As someone who's new to recruitment but deeply passionate about the manufacturing and engineering sectors, I've been diving into what sets apart the best Control and PLC Engineers. Here's what I've found: ✅ **Technical Expertise**: A solid understanding of PLC programming languages like Ladder Logic, Structured Text, and Function Block Diagram is essential. Engineers should also be proficient in SCADA systems and HMI development. According to a recent survey by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, 85% of UK companies consider these skills crucial for automation roles. ✅ **Problem-Solving Skills**: The ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues quickly is vital. Engineers often face unexpected challenges, and their problem-solving skills can significantly impact production efficiency. Real-world experience in diagnosing and fixing complex control systems is a big plus. ✅ **Industry Experience**: Experience in specific industries, such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, or food and beverage, can be incredibly valuable. Each sector has its unique challenges and requirements, so familiarity with industry-specific standards and regulations is a huge advantage. For businesses looking to hire, these skills and qualifications can make a significant difference in finding the right candidate. What other skills do you think are important for a Control and PLC Engineer? Share your thoughts in the comments or get in touch with me at Dylan.hood@matchtech.com. Let's discuss! #recruitment #smartmancan #engineering
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As a PLC engineer, are you looking for ways to reduce your workload and improve productivity? Here are some strategies you can implement to streamline your programming efforts: 1. Standardization: Develop consistent coding conventions and documentation practices to minimize errors, facilitate code reuse, and ensure easier maintenance and troubleshooting. 2. Modular Programming: Break down complex tasks into smaller, reusable modules to quickly assemble and configure systems, reducing the need for repetitive coding. 3. Libraries and Templates: Create pre-built components for commonly used functions, algorithms, and control strategies to reduce development time and effort. 4. Simulation and Testing: Utilize simulation and testing tools to detect errors early on, minimizing rework and debugging efforts. 5. Collaborative Development: Engage in collaborative development with other engineers or team members to distribute the workload and leverage collective expertise. 6. Continuous Learning: Stay updated with the latest PLC technologies, programming languages, and industry standards to optimize programming techniques and adopt efficient methodologies. 7. Documentation and Knowledge Management: Maintain comprehensive documentation to facilitate knowledge sharing, reduce time spent on relearning, and enable smoother collaboration with other stakeholders. By implementing these strategies, you can focus on delivering high-quality control systems effectively. #هندسة_كهربائية #كهرباء #electricity #Automation #instrumentation #controlsystems #technical #DCS #Control #PLC
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Specialist OT-IT STRATEGY IGNITION/Factory talk view/Wincc/Indusoft/Wonderware SCADA etc. Expert | OT/IT | INDUSTRY 4.0 | MES | IIOT | DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION | Specialist IIOT at LTIMindtree
Hello Automation Engineers!! LTIMindtree is looking for #passionate & Committed #Automation Engineers. Experience in industrial automation- 2 to 10 yrs. #Hardcore Exp in Siemens Software. #immediatejoiners Preferable. Skills - Mandatory - TIA PORTAL/Wincc Preferable - Ignition Scada PLC programming languages, including ladder logic and structured text, SCL Applications Development, Process Instrumentation, Site Commissioning. If you want to join our dynamic team and want to be a part of LTIM then Interested candidates can share their cv /resume at ashish.narula@ltimindtree.com
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Did you know that #TwinCAT offers a unified development environment for PLC hardware and software components? This means that you can program #PLCs, #motion controllers, #safety and configure fieldbus devices all within the same software! If you're interested in learning more about TwinCAT and other Beckhoff related topics, be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel for tutorials and tips. I'm here to help you get started and succeed in your automation journey. https://lnkd.in/gkYABMEb * The Flexibility of TwinCAT: TwinCAT supports multiple programming languages, including Structured Text, Ladder Diagram, Function Block Diagram, and more. This flexibility allows you to choose the language that best suits your programming style and project requirements. * TwinCAT's Real-Time Capabilities: TwinCAT offers real-time capabilities, ensuring precise and reliable control of automation processes. This is particularly important in applications that demand high performance and deterministic behavior. * TwinCAT's Integration with Other Systems: TwinCAT seamlessly integrates with other systems, such as SCADA and MES, making it a versatile solution for industrial automation. * TwinCAT's Community and Support: TwinCAT has a large and active community of users and developers. This means you can find plenty of resources, tutorials, and support to help you get started and overcome challenges. If you're looking for a #Beckhoff system integrator then please contact ControlX Engineering Inc. for a free, no obligation consultation and our talented control engineers will be happy to help.
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🧠SATURDAY 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐙🧠 🔊Sound on🔊 𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐋 𝐀𝐔𝐓𝐎𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐄𝐗𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐓. Test you knowledge about different topics of industrial automation: 1st. Instrumentation 2nd. PLC hardware 3rd. PLC programming 4th. Motion control 5th. Advanced Motion Control This test would BENEFIT to: ✔️ Software developers for industrial Machinery (min score 2/5) ✔️ Maintenance Engineers (min score 2/5) ✔️ Electricians for industrial automation. (min score 3/5) ✔️ Project Managers (min score 3/5) ✔️Control System Engineers (min score 5/5) ✔️ Industrial Automation Experts (min score 5/5) ✔️Electrical Design Engineers (min score 4/5) ✔️Machinery Safety Consultants (min score 3/5) ℹ️ You can find the difficulty of each question on the top from 1 to 5. Do you like this content? Like, comment and save it. Top Linkedin's contributors (consider to follow them): #Electricaldesign Kai Hennings Alex V. H. Jeroen De Bleecker Jarno Quade Marcus Parsley #IndustrialAutomation Experts Leopoldo Ferrer Óscar Cabrera González David Garcia Rincon Manuel Santamaría Paniagua Scott Chapman Nestor Arria Marcus Scholle
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