Pathetic PLC, DCS Programmers | Automation Engineers

Pathetic PLC, DCS PROGRAMMERS / Automation Engineers #PLC #DCS #SCADA #programmers

[@noelfaithfulkari2857]

Thank you for this. Some people are just terrible in knowledge sharing

[@engineerarsalan1832]

I personally share all information with my colleagues and juniors even I motivate them to learn about PLC.

[@MaNemUmar]

I agree! One of the key aspects to implementing long term, scalable projects is the ability to effectively communicate how programmers implement in Rockwell terms (AOIs) or User-Function Blocks to have unified and standardized control and monitoring for common control devices (motor starters (FVNR, FVR, VFDs, soft-starters), smart instrumentation, SASV/DASV solenoid valve(s), cascaded/non-standard PID control etc.). In my opinion, what separates a good programmer from an average one is not how effectively/efficiently you can solve a problem, but for non-exceptional scenarios how easily another programmer can understand and build upon/improve your code. Sadly, with the way most projects are implemented, you don't usually see many people working on the same system throughout it's life cycle (imo most systems out there are still turnkey solutions binded by contract). I personally had the pleasure to work in a very flexible automation environment and we had full access to all of our PLCs/SCADA as we ourselves wholly developed/commissioned our systems, all while following our own programming standards so that projects were executed on time.

[@HelloWorld-lt5oc]

I love sharing what I know or can help people in the field. One of the many reasons is they may be able to support me in the future. You never know when if you’re in a pinch or maybe away from the site...and you took the time to explain to a new/another person how to reset a module or reboot a server...anything, it can come in handy. For example I had to replace about 8 actuator motors on our chilled and condenser water system (short details, but they take forever) so I trained one of the on site mechanical technicians how to do it...one Saturday and about 4 hours later all were replaced. I watched the control system to make sure nothing went wrong and him and his partner did in 4 hours what would have taken me by myself probably about 16. At the same time I had another crew replace a bunch of dying UV lamps in the DI water system. Sharing knowledge is important because it can save you time (or your a**) and hey, maybe your. knowledge is wrong and you get corrected...glad you didn’t apply that wrong knowledge in production.

[@chouitala1727]

بارك الله فيك

[@KEY00H]

we haven't more ressources of automation in morocco so i'm so happy to find your channel in youtube . Thank you a lot and Ramadan Mobarak

[@engineerarsalan1832]

yes nouman I am facing same kind of situation too. thanks to people like you who taught me abc of plc but I believe there must be 1 person who teachs you hand-on otherwise you will get the required information by utilizing much time.

[@JoeLewis14]

I'm the opposite with everything. I love sharing knowledge. Hiding information is known as, "information hoarding." You are 100% correct. It is purely for ego and job security.

[@МиссКарамелька-ц3р]

I have such a team around me. One of them told me on the first day of work that he wasn't going to teach me anything. Because I'm a competitor. It is very difficult to work in such a team.

[@jaganjackie8822]

Ur topics always suits my current situation I am facing . . .ur valuable information are always useful

[@ADARSHSINGH-iq3lu]

Chanakya has said, never share your secret, even with your closest one Business leaders also say, never share your knowledge of ideas, But lord say, Knowledge increases multifold when u share with people and discuss it

[@ADARSHSINGH-iq3lu]

Ha bhai sahi baat hai

[@ADARSHSINGH-iq3lu]

Kdk

[@بلقاسمحبة]

Ramadan kareem 🌙

[@mohdnumaan2622]

So true...! May allah bless you in the hereafter

[@daveal3d]

Got startled by the 1st frame of the video, seeing the S7 the size of your body. I for instance do explain my code, but not fully. Part of it i keep to my self that's always on a timer, if the cheapo client delays or refuses to pay on time. Afterwards if there's no trouble with the finances, i come in to do a check on the PLC/system and remove the code that will otherwise render the PLC/system useless.

[@kashinathpal8915]

Can you please tell what are the things one must know as a fresher that could be asked in an automation job interview?? It would be very helpful if you make a separate video on that!!..

[@hamzamoussaid8895]

Happy Ramadan man

[@engrnoumanali8005]

Stay blessed Sir ❣️

[@MultiMuddaser]

Asking right..it is bad mentalty..

[@malithpiyumal9191]

Respect👌❤

[@mr.e9778]

I see this with the teacher i have in the university. He's always likes to act like the man, always flexing, calling students dumb in general. Complete fuckery.

[@muhammadshehbaz7765]

I share all information I know. And motivate my juniors

[@akhilmohan3101]

Could you please tell me the expectation of the recruiter towards a freshe,r who is getting into an Automation Industry

[@melroydominicdsouza979]

What is says is true.i joined a plc training in banglore.turns out my plc sir was my roommate...got exited . thought it will he more helpful..but as it turned out he was not willing to clear our doubts even during course time.

[@ITandAutomationAcademy]

Best of luck , hope this channel will help u

[@melroydominicdsouza979]

@@ITandAutomationAcademy Thank you..it does help me.❤️

[@sureshammanni648]

@@melroydominicdsouza979 whre u join course in Bangalore plzz reply

[@melroydominicdsouza979]

@@sureshammanni648 gttc, banglore.its a government funded institute so fees are really low.other faculty were really helpful and cooperative.They have all equipments required which can never be afforded by private Institutes.They are integrated with siemens.search gttc centre of excellence in net.

[@sureshammanni648]

@@melroydominicdsouza979 plzzz tell me full institute name bcz I want do course so plzz rii

[@hazratali8563]

Happy Ramadan

[@packets2661]

Well said, Ramadan kareem.

[@hazratali8563]

Sir l have not received my certificate that you have promised Certificate of joining the session with Paul from Canada

[@ITandAutomationAcademy]

have you filled details on website ?

[@hazratali8563]

@@ITandAutomationAcademy yes sir

[@nabhanfazal7952]

Sir, what will be the starting role if I get a job in automation in entry level.?

[@ITandAutomationAcademy]

Trainee Engr

[@oleksiinedopytalskyi5251]

@@ITandAutomationAcademy and what about technician roles? How jnr can get into automation systems development, not fixing existing ones?

[@guymailhot1130]

I saw many of these programmers too.