HESCO 2018-19

Course Catalog

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PLC & HMI SEMINARS

BASIC & ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL ETHERNET

DRIVES SEMINARS

REMOTE ACCESS & NETWORK SECURITY

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TRAININGS

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HESCO & Rockwell Training Calendar 2018-2019

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September 2018 • 12 PLC & HMI Level 1• 20 PLC & HMI Level 2

October 2018 • 2-3 CCP146 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1:

ControlLogix Systems Fundamentals• 4-5 CCP151 Studio 5000 Logix Designer

Level 2: Basic Ladder Logic Programming• 10 Basic Industrial Ethernet• 11 Advanced Industrial Ethernet• 22-26 EMS-230 Motor Control and

Troubleshooting• 30 Drives Seminar Level 1

November 2018 • 1 Remote Access & Network Security• 5-9 CCP299 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1:

ControlLogix Fundamentals and Troubleshooting

• 13 PLC & HMI Level 1• 14 PLC & HMI Level 2• 29 Safety Seminar

December 2018 • 4 Basic Industrial Ethernet• 5 Advanced Industrial Ethernet• 11 Drives Seminar Level 1• 12 Drives Seminar Level 2• 17-21 EMS100 Basic Electrical Concepts

January 2019 • 8-11 CCP 143 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level

3: Project Development• 16 PLC & HMI Level 1• 17 PLC & HMI Level 2• 21-25 CCV 207 FactoryTalk View SE

Programming• 29-Feb. 1 CCPS43 SLC 500 and RSLogix 500

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

February 2019 • 4-8 CCP299 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1:

ControlLogix Fundamentals andTroubleshooting

• 13 Basic Industrial Ethernet• 14 Advanced Industrial Ethernet• 19 Safety Seminar• 21 Stratix Networking Seminar• 26-27 FND035 Electrical Safety for Qualified

Personnel

March 2019 • 5-6 CCA101 AC/DC Motors and Drives

Fundamentals• 13 PLC & HMI Level 1• 14 PLC & HMI Level 2• 20 Drives Seminar Level 1• 21 Drives Seminar Level 2• 26-29 CCP153 Studio 5000 Logix Designer

Level 2: ControlLogix Maintenance andTroubleshooting

HESCO and Rockwell reserve the right to alter course schedules, content, limit class size, reschedule, discontinue or cancel courses. Pricing is subject to change without notice.

PLC & HMI Seminar Lvl 1: Nov. 13, Jan. 16, March 13

The PLC and HMI Level 1 seminar includes a complete demo module in a fully functional configuration mounted on a convenient plexiglass stand. The entire demo module has over $1,500 worth of equipment, yours to keep and included at no extra charge as part of the cost of attendance. In the course, you’ll receive hands-on training on how to set up and program an Allen-Bradley Micro 800 PLC and PanelView HMI. This is a full day course with lunch provided.

PLC topics include: • Intro to Micro 800 PLC product line.• Specific advantages of Micro 820 model PLC.• How to launch CCW v10.• How to create a new project with a M820.• How to create a program (Ladder Logic).• Entering of a program for a push button & light.• Entering of a program for timing.• Download to controller.• View program online with controller.

HMI topics include: • Intro to PanelView 800 product line.• Adding 4" PanelView to existing program.• How to do basic configuration.• Adding HMI tags & link to controller PLC tags.• How to add screen and build graphics.• Program a real world "soft" push button tocontrol options.• Program display of timer.• Download to HMI.

“Gaining a foundation of knowledge in this subject is key to build off of for more complicated topics.”

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PLC & HMI Seminar Lvl 2: Sept. 20, Nov. 14, Jan. 17, March 14 In our PLC and HMI Level 2 seminar, you’ll receive hands-on training on some advance topics for the Allen-Bradley Micro 800 PLC and PanelView 800 HMI. This is a half-day course with lunch provided. Note: the Level 2 seminar doesn’t include hardware; participants who have taken Level 1 course should bring back that hardware for this course. If you don’t have the Level 1 hardware, you can purchase a kit for $695.

PLC topics include: • Connected Components Workbench: developer edition vs standard edition. • Structured text programming. • FBD and UDF/UDFB programming. • HMI recipes. • Advance features of the PanelView 800 product. • Connected Components Accelerator Toolkit. • Integration of motion and drives into Connected Components Workbench. “Course material did more of a deep dive into more technical aspects of the equipment that will be of use in my applications.” “Your people do a tremendous job presenting the material and answering questions.”

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Drives Seminar Level 1: Oct. 30, Dec. 11, March 20

Join the HESCO team for our Drives Seminar Level 1 training, an introduction to the PowerFlex 525. You will be introduced to basic wiring, standalone programing, and configuration with the assistance of a connected computer. You’ll also walk away with a basic understanding of drive configuration and a personal desktop drive kit. This is a full day course with lunch provided. Drives Seminar Level 1 topics include:

Topics include: • Introduction to Rockwell Automation/

Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 520 Series Drives.• Overview of wiring and I/O.• Programming options.• Basic drive set-up.

• Setting IP address for network use.• Overview of Connected Components

Workbench (CCW).• Programming basics with CCW.• Introduction to advanced features.

“I thought the content was very applicable to what I wanted to know, and I found the encoder feedback was a surprising option that was very useful to see a demonstration. This is something I can directly apply at work.”

“It was exactly what I expected and quickly and clearly described what the Allen-Bradley PowerFlex family of drives is capable of doing and how to configure them.”

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Basic Industrial Ethernet: Oct. 10, Dec. 4, Feb. 13

Participants who attend our one-day Basic Industrial Ethernet course will walk away with the confidence and knowledge to design a simple Ethernet network and implement it in their facility. Our courses are taught by instructors who have a background in the industrial world which allows them to offer perspectives unique to challenges that controls engineers and technicians face on a day-to-day basis. This is a full day course with lunch provided. Note: Get a $100 discount when you register for both the Basic and Advanced trainings.

Topics include: • Physical cabling – Students will learn the basics of copper and fiber cabling, TIA standards, andstructured cabling implementation.• Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model – How it applies to networking and guides manufacturers ofnetworking technology.• Switch theory – How switches function and what role they serve in a network topology.• VLANS – Configuration and implementation.• IP Addressing – What is an IP address and how it is derived.• Subnetting – What is subnetting and considerations around subnetting.• Industrial Protocols – Basics of industrial protocols and their history.

“This course cleared up a lot of mysteries about networking.”

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Advanced Industrial Ethernet: Oct. 11, Dec. 5, Feb. 14

Participants who attend our one-day Advanced Industrial Ethernet course will walk away with the foundation to deploy a complex and distributed Ethernet network in their facility. This course is taught by instructors who have a background in the industrial world which allows them to offer perspectives unique to challenges that controls engineers and technicians face on a day-to-day basis. This is a full-day course with lunch provided. Note: Get a $100 discount when you register for both the Basic and Advanced trainings.

Topics include: • Spanning Tree Protocol – Basics of the IEEE 802.1D standard as well as differences between CiscoPer-VLAN Spanning Tree (PVST) and Multiple Spanning Tree (MST).• Inter-VLAN Routing – Use cases for applying inter-VLAN routing.• Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) – How to effectively use DHCP on the plant floor.• Multicast – Why do we use multicast and what are its advantages/disadvantages.• Redundancy protocols – Resilient Ethernet Protocol, EtherChannel, and Flex Links.• Network Address Translation (NAT) – Overview of the versions of NAT and their implementation.• Security – Access Control Lists (ACLs), port security, and concept of least privilege.

"I’m impressed by how you guys at HESCO seem to out-do yourselves each time I go there for a training seminar. It’s always a great time and I always walk away with some new knowledge.

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Remote Access & Network Security: Nov. 1

Join the HESCO team for Remote Access and Network Security, an introduction to implementing a firewall on the plant floor. You will be introduced to the basics of network security and why maintaining your own firewall is essential to the integrity and safety of your network. You will walk away with a basic understanding of how to implement a network security policy at your facility and your very own firewall. This is a full day course with lunch provided.

Topics include: • Basic network security concepts.• Network attack vectors and threats.• A history of stateful firewalls.• Implementing an effective Defense-in-Depth strategy.• Ubiquiti Security Gateway (USG) overview.• Configuring advanced firewall features and Deep Packet Inspection (USG).• Configuring secure remote access (USG).• Basic network forensics and threat identification.

“Instructors were very knowledgeable. It was very useful to learn about industrial networking security.”

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Rockwell Automation Course Schedule 2018-19 October 2018

• Oct. 2-3 – CCP 146 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1: ControlLogix System Fundamentals • Oct. 4-5 – CCP 151 Studio 500 Logix Designer Level 2: Basic Ladder Logic Programming • Oct. 22-26 - EMS-230 Motor Control and Troubleshooting

November 2018

• Nov. 5-9 - CCP299 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1: ControlLogix Fundamentals and Troubleshooting December 2018

• Dec. 17-21 - EMS100 Basic Electrical Concepts January 2019

• Jan. 8-11 – CCP 143 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 3: Project Development • Jan. 21-25 - CCV 207 FactoryTalk View SE Programming • Jan. 29-Feb. 1 – CCPS43 SLC 500 and RSLogix 500 Maintenance and Troubleshooting

February 2019

• Feb. 4-8 - CCP299 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1: ControlLogix Fundamentals and Troubleshooting • Feb. 26-27 - FND035 Electrical Safety for Qualified Personnel

March 2019

• March 5-6 - CCA101 AC/DC Motors and Drives Fundamentals • March 26-29 - CCP153 Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 2: ControlLogix Maintenance and Troubleshooting

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