JOB Summary

The PLC SCADA Trainer delivers classroom lectures and hands-on laboratory sessions focusing on Industrial Automation. The primary goal is to guide learners through PLC programming, SCADA monitoring configurations, and HMI interface designs, equipping them with industry-ready troubleshooting skills.

Key Responsibilities

- Training Delivery: Conduct comprehensive technical training on industrial automation systems, including classroom concepts and lab-based practical exercises. [1]
- Curriculum & Lesson Planning: Design, update, and manage training course modules, lesson plans, assignments, and continuous assessment tests.
- Project Mentorship: Guide students and professionals through real-world simulation and capillary projects involving hardware-software integration.
- Technical Evaluation: Grade practical assignments, troubleshoot errors in students' ladder logic or functional block diagrams, and provide feedback.
- Batch Administration: Manage batch schedules, documentation, attendance tracking, and internal database records for the training center.

Placement Coordination: Work in tandem with the internal placement office to prepare students for core-industry technical interviews.

Required Technical Skills

- PLC Programming: Mastery over programming structures (Ladder Logic, FBD, ST) across industry-standard vendors such as Siemens (TIA Portal), Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation), Delta, Mitsubishi,



or Schneider Electric.
- SCADA & HMI Systems: Experience building operational dashboards, configuring alarms, processing real-time trends, and managing tags on platforms like WinCC, FactoryTalk View, or Inductive Automation Ignition.
- Industrial Hardware & Networking: Sound operational understanding of Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), sensors, actuators, electrical panel routing, and Fieldbus/Ethernet protocols (Modbus, Profibus, Profinet).

Engineering Software: Proficiency in CAD drafting tools such as AutoCAD 2D/3D or EPlan for interpreting electrical schematic diagrams.

Soft Skills & Core Competencies

- Clear communication skills with the capability to explain complex control loop feedback mechanics in easy language.
- Excellent presentation and public speaking abilities for delivering corporate webinars or campus seminars.
- Robust patience, mentoring mindset, and structural organization skills to run multi-student batch environments.

Minimum Education & Experience

- Education: B.E. / B.Tech / Diploma / M.Sc in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation & Control, or Automation & Robotics Engineering.
- Experience: 0–3 years of experience in either industrial automation project engineering or institutional technical coaching. Freshers with strong project credentials and certified coursework in advanced automation are frequently accepted

📌 Plc Scada Trainer (Pune)
🏢 Dhanandip
📍 Pune