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Graduate Certificate in Industrial Automation Leadership
-- ViewingNowIndustrial Automation Leadership: This Graduate Certificate program develops skilled professionals for the advanced manufacturing sector. It integrates PLC programming, robotics, and industrial networking.
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- Industrial Automation Systems Design and Implementation
- Advanced PLC Programming and SCADA Systems
- Industrial Network Technologies and Cybersecurity
- Lean Manufacturing and Operational Excellence
- Industrial Automation Leadership and Management
- Data Analytics for Industrial Automation
- Robotics and Automation in Manufacturing
- Project Management for Automation Projects
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Career Role Description Automation Engineer (Industrial Automation, Robotics) Design, implement, and maintain automated systems in manufacturing and industrial processes.
High demand for expertise in PLC programming, SCADA systems, and robotics.
Industrial Automation Manager (Leadership, Project Management) Lead and manage teams responsible for automation projects, ensuring timely completion and budget adherence.
Requires strong leadership, project management, and technical skills.
Robotics Technician (Industrial Automation, Maintenance) Install, maintain, and repair industrial robots and related automation equipment.
Expertise in troubleshooting and preventative maintenance is crucial.
Automation Specialist (Industrial Automation, Programming) Specialise in specific areas of automation technology, such as PLC programming, vision systems, or motion control.
Strong problem-solving abilities are essential.
Control Systems Engineer (Industrial Automation, Systems Integration) Design and implement control systems for industrial processes, integrating various automation components into a cohesive system.
A deep understanding of control theory is necessary.
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