A PLC Programmer oversees the creation, operation and maintenance of machines that function on programmable logic controller technology. These machines are commonly used in industrial settings to control various processes, such as assembly lines, though their applications are also used in many professional fields. PLC Programmers are responsible for designing, creating, implementing and maintaining PLC programs. They might help develop new programs or re-work existing programs, then monitor them to troubleshoot issues and make improvements. Their goal is to help a client or employer craft a properly functioning system that can meet a variety of company needs. PLC Programmers may also specialize in certain industries, such as medical manufacturing, transportation or agriculture.
Que fait un PLC Programmer ?
A PLC Programmer, or Programmable Logic Controller Programmer, is responsible for creating and managing programs for industrial computers, typically for manufacturing purposes. Some common responsibilities listed in a PLC Programmer job description include designing new programs, monitoring existing systems to identify and address problems, and developing ways to increase system efficiency.
Responsabilités
Un PLC Programmer doit être capable de remplir diverses fonctions et responsabilités. Voici quelques fonctions et responsabilités qu'un PLC Programmer doit être capable d'exécuter :
Collaborating with a client or employer to design a PLC program that meets company needs
Drawing schematic diagrams to represent components of a proposed system
Creating the program itself using coding languages such as Ladder Logic and Function Block Diagram
Running extensive tests to ensure a program’s success pre-installation
Installing programs into industrial machines
Monitoring a system to assess its efficiency and reliability
Compétences requises
Un PLC Programmer compétitif aura certaines compétences et qualifications, notamment :
Written and verbal communication skills to collaborate on program needs and design
Fluency in programming languages such as C++, Python and Ladder Logic
A firm understanding of mechanical knowledge for creating effective control systems
The ability to adhere to industry-specific safety regulations
Problem-solving skills for finding solutions to complex coding errors
A willingness to continuously learn and adapt to new technology and industry trends
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