PLC Training
When searching for PLC Training, you will find an array of training companies that provide PLC Training. There are many types of PLC Platforms, from Siemens S7, Giddings & Lewis, Square D, GE, Modicon and Rockwell Automation with their ControlLogix 5000 PLC controllers. These are just a few to mention. Basically, all PLCs are made to perform the same primary function, to control automation machines or process control systems. Every manufacturer has his own instruction set for programming, but they can be similar. Communications protocols can very from Ethernet, Control Net, Mod Buss or Profibus and others.
PLC Training Classes Available
Welcome to Control Logic Training
At Control Logic Training we offer hands-on PLC Training. Using Studio 5000 Logix Designer programming documentation software and Allen Bradley ControlLogix 5000 Controllers (simulators). Our programs were designed for Engineers and maintenance technicians. We offer different levels of PLC Training classes, from the basic introductory level to maintenance and advanced programming instruction levels.
Control Logic Training is a Veteran Owned company, providing ControlLogix 5000 PLC TRAINING 10 years now! The instructor has worked with Allen Bradley PLC systems from Allen Bradley’s first PLC1 which came out in 1978, to the PLC2, and PLC5 family and ControlLogix5000 which is their longest running Platform. With over 35 years of experience, providing Rockwell Automation control system integration, programming, and PLC Training. Working with numerous packaging manufacturers and machine builders, keeping current with today’s PLC programming techniques.
What You Will Learn
The focus is on how PLC’s work, the Control Logix 5000 instruction set, and the diagnostic tools used in troubleshooting today’s manufacturing systems. You will be able to interpret ControlLogix5000 ladder programs and understand the processor scan sequence. The scan sequence is very important to understand, based on the use of Periodic tasks, Event tasks and multiple programs.
Communicating with a ControlLogix 5000 PLC
Creating communications drivers for different protocols, going On-Line, Upload and Download to your ControlLogix processor. Being able to identify your processor communications protocol, then create a driver to go On-Line, interpret and troubleshoot your PLC systems. Create a project and configure modules both discrete I/O and analog. Perform Offline and On-Line edits.
These are just a few of the things you will learn on the first day. See our entire class descriptions for additional information and class schedules, or please get in touch with us. We’ll be happy to answer any questions.
Compare Our Prices
At Control Logic Training we encourage you to compare other PLC training companies before you commit your training dollars, to programs that cost too much and deliver too little. Other PLC Training companies, offering 4 Day or 4 ½ Day programs and pricing upwards of $2700.00 to $3200.00 or more per student. At Control Logic Training you will see that we offer the best price for a 4- or 5-day class instructor-led PLC Training seminar.
See what we offer and after you’ve made your comparison’s we hope that you will give Control Logic Training the opportunity to train your maintenance and engineering personnel in the most cost effective and comprehensive industrial PLC training available. If after taking one of our PLC training classes, you feel it did not meet your expectations you are welcome to a complete refund.
Frequently Asked Questions About PLC Training
Who is this PLC training best suited for?
This PLC training is ideal for software technicians, maintenance personnel, and engineers who work with industrial automation systems or want to strengthen their PLC knowledge. It supports beginners looking to build a solid foundation as well as experienced professionals seeking to sharpen troubleshooting and programming skills.
Do I need prior PLC experience before enrolling?
No prior PLC experience is required. Beginners benefit from structured instruction and hands-on exercises, while experienced professionals gain deeper insight into best practices, troubleshooting methods, and real-world programming approaches used in modern automation environments.
How hands-on is the PLC training experience?
The training emphasizes active participation rather than passive learning. Students work through practical scenarios that mirror real industrial challenges, helping reinforce concepts through application instead of theory alone.
Can this PLC training help improve on-the-job performance?
Yes. Many students find that structured PLC training improves troubleshooting efficiency, reduces system downtime, and increases confidence when working with live control systems. The focus on real-world logic and diagnostics translates directly to daily operations.
What makes Control Logic Training different from other providers?
Unlike large, generic training programs, Control Logic Training offers instructor-led courses taught by professionals with decades of real-world experience. The smaller, focused approach allows for personalized guidance and practical insights that extend beyond standard coursework.
Is this PLC training relevant for career advancement?
Absolutely. Developing strong PLC skills can support career growth by expanding technical responsibilities, improving problem-solving ability, and increasing value within engineering and maintenance teams.
Where can I learn more about the company behind this PLC training?
If you’d like additional background on the instructors, training philosophy, and commitment to hands-on education, visit the Control Logic Training home page to explore our full approach to professional PLC training.
Is this PLC training suitable for teams or company-sponsored employees?
Yes. This PLC training works well for companies investing in the skill development of maintenance, engineering, or automation teams. Structured instruction and hands-on exercises help ensure consistent knowledge across team members, making it easier to apply standardized practices back on the job.
What tools or software are used during the PLC training?
Students use Studio 5000 Logix Designer software and ControlLogix 5000 simulators, which are included in the course. This ensures a fully hands-on experience without needing to purchase additional tools or equipment, giving you practical skills that apply directly to real industrial systems.
Does Control Logic Training offer on-site PLC training for companies?
Yes. Control Logic Training provides customizable on-site PLC training at your facility. You can select class dates, group size, and topics tailored to your team’s experience and operational needs, making it easy to train multiple employees efficiently. Contact Control Logic Training to discuss on-site options and scheduling.