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PLC Programming Technicians PLC programming is writing or changing the logic that runs a machine or a line: a new recipe, an extra station, a migration from old hardware, or a fault that only the program can explain. Commissioning Technicians Commissioning brings new or rebuilt equipment into production: checking the installation, testing every input, output and safety function, running the machine up and handing it over with its documentation. Electrical Troubleshooting Technicians Electrical troubleshooting is finding the cause of a fault rather than replacing parts until it goes away: a drive that trips, a motor that fails early, a line that stops at random and restarts on its own. Mechanical Troubleshooting Technicians Mechanical troubleshooting is finding why a machine vibrates, runs noisy, jams or wears out early: bearings, gearboxes, alignment, belts, chains, hydraulics and pneumatics. Preventive Maintenance Technicians Preventive maintenance is work done on a schedule, before anything fails: services, inspections, lubrication, re-torquing and calibration, at the intervals the manufacturer or your own records set.