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PLC training
January 1st 2008

Festo Didactic has introduced a range of training courses for maintenance and service engineers.

As a result of collaboration with Industrial Training & Consultancy Services, the company is now able to offer 14 manufacturer-specific PLC training courses covering basic and intermediate level maintenance and troubleshooting requirements for popular Siemens, Rockwell/Allen Bradley and Mitsubishi PLCs.

Two further courses have been introduced for personnel having little or no electrical knowledge: one covers basic industrial electrics and control fundamentals; the other provides training in health and safety competency.

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