How to Become a PLC Programmer and Get Your Time and Your Body Back
Fewer hours, less physical work and a real pay raise. Learn it in about 6 months on your own schedule, without quitting your job.
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In this free training you'll see:
- Why so many better-paying jobs now ask for PLC experience, and how to get it
- How to get confident building programs from scratch
- How to do it in 5 to 8 hours a week, on your own schedule
- Where to start whether you're at zero or learning from troubleshooting and YouTube
Is this training for you?
This is for you if...
- You're an electrician, maintenance tech or engineer who works around PLCs.
- You're tired of the overtime, the cap on your income, or what the job is doing to your body.
- You've watched YouTube videos on PLCs and want a clear path into controls and automation.
This is not for you if...
- You're already an automation pro looking for advanced, expert-level tutorials.
- You're looking to train a whole team. For that, email us at mark@myPLCtraining.com.
Meet Your Instructor
Stephen Gates
Stephen spent about 10 years as a controls and automation engineer at a switchgear company in Omaha, Nebraska. That role was mostly PLC programming, day in and day out.
In 2016 he started myPLCtraining to help electricians, techs, and engineers learn PLC programming and move up in controls and automation, so they could work more with their brain and less with their back, without going back to college.
Today myPLCtraining is an IACET accredited training provider. It has helped over 4,000 electricians, techs, and engineers learn PLCs, HMIs, and VFDs, and coached hundreds of students into new roles in controls and automation.
Students we've trained now work at companies like:
Weststream