Why PLC programming is the most important skill for ambitious engineers and technicians.

Why PLC programming is the most important skill for ambitious engineers and technicians.

[@MidNightMass402]

started making $25 and got bumped up too $34.50 by the end of my year with all the OT i want, for 2 years of school i say it’s definitely worth it!

[@gw1652]

What schooling/degree did you do to make this possible?

[@vince11harris]

How many hours do you work a week?

[@quissyw.1059]

@@gw1652 HVAC/R with PLC

[@vince11harris]

@speaksilince14 Fr?

[@MidNightMass402]

@@vince11harris 48-56hours but only if you want that double time money. if not just 48 hours a week

[@jeffbox3591]

A big piece they need to add. Better hourly pay. Most controls engineers i know make less than me yearly but like 15% less for 60% less hours

[@adriancrespo1575]

Seems like a great trade off no? & with the free time could do other side hustles to make more money no?

[@bg4779]

Yep, it's an interesting field to be in.

[@ENGR-MIZAN112]

I like it very much❤❤

[@-esthetic_editx]

I also like how to learn

[@aemaaddaudi5921]

❤

[@someturkeynuts3349]

Yes yes yes yes

[@RenataMachado-ed6xd]

Legal

[@salimyasini3100]

hmmm, white helmet....

[@jamesberry365]

Hvac tech here. How do I get training and start doing this? Is hvac the right field?

[@myplctraining1238]

The HVAC industry generally doesn't use PLCs but does in some cases. You might look more into Building Automation training such as at smartbuildingsacademy.com

[@3cats932]

@jamesberry365 The Hvac industry doesn't usually use plc. A DDC (direct digital control )uses on most applications and Internet access to field devices. You can find free videos on KZbin. Take a look and think about it.

[@TheJoeMoneyShow]

To much work

[@stephendgates]

😃fair enough, more opportunity for someone else I guess

[@TheJoeMoneyShow]

@@stephendgates they can have it I’ll bring power to it and make way more from being in the union

[@kolayskyboy2674]

You should not do. Pursue Business😂

[@TheJoeMoneyShow]

@@kolayskyboy2674 doing PLC is for useless underpaid car plant workers and factory workers that try to be electricians

[@qbanz00]

You’re lazy