PLC programming, including the systems nobody documented.
A PLC is only as useful as the record of what it does. Plenty of plant in WA runs on a program no one has the source for, written by someone who left years ago. We program new systems, and we take on the ones that arrived undocumented — read them, understand them, and hand back a record the next person can actually use.
New systems, and the ones you inherited.
The documentation is the part most contractors skip, and it is the part that costs you later. Every system we commission is handed over with the program backup, an I/O schedule and a plain-English description of operation, so you are never locked to one contractor to change a setpoint.
Need a PLC programmed, or one deciphered?
Tell us the site, the standard and the deadline. We'll tell you honestly whether it's one for us.