PLC Training
Practical PLC training for electricians, technicians and maintenance teams.
CIC provides hands-on Rockwell and Siemens PLC training focused on real industrial fault finding, I/O checks, online diagnostics, control circuits, sensors, VSDs, motors and production equipment.
Training options
Hands-on Rockwell & Siemens PLC training
Every option is built around doing, not slides — trainees spend their time on real Rockwell/Allen-Bradley and Siemens PLC hardware, I/O, electrical drawings and realistic industrial fault-finding scenarios.
Rockwell PLC basics for electricians
Allen-Bradley hardware, I/O and online basics for electricians working around Rockwell-controlled plant.
Siemens PLC basics for electricians
Siemens hardware, I/O and online basics for electricians working around Siemens-controlled plant.
PLC fault finding for maintenance teams
A practical diagnostic process for machine stoppages — from symptom to I/O to field device.
Reading PLC I/O and electrical drawings
Working from drawings to the PLC and back — I/O lists, control circuits and field wiring.
Custom plant-based PLC training
Training built around your own machines and drawings, delivered on your site where practical.
Who it's for
Built for people who work on plant
- Licensed electricians moving into industrial work
- Maintenance electricians
- Apprentices nearing completion
- Plant maintenance teams
- Electrical contractors needing controls confidence
What trainees practise
Skills practised hands-on
Everything is practised on real PLCs — I/O checks, sensors, relays, contactors, VSDs and motors, working from electrical drawings and tracing faults from the field device back to the PLC. The aim is practical troubleshooting confidence electricians can demonstrate on site.
- PLC hardware overview
- Inputs and outputs
- Fault finding with I/O
- Reading ladder logic basics
- Tracing faults from field device to PLC
- Sensors, relays, contactors, VSDs and motors
- Safe diagnostic process
CIC PLC training is practical, hands-on training using real PLC hardware and industrial control scenarios. The focus is on building the skills employers actually look for: reading inputs and outputs, connecting field devices, tracing faults, using PLC software, understanding ladder logic, checking sensors and actuators, and diagnosing faults safely from the machine back to the controller.
Enquire
Enquire about PLC training
Tell us who the training is for, the PLC platforms on your site and what you want the team to be able to do afterwards. We'll come back to you with options and availability.