Yes, kind of accurate. 2 months ago I had a 1 hour 'long' interview at a multinational company and for me the questions were the following (I will list any, including the ones in the video): 1. What kind of industrial communication protocols do you know? Tell me something about them. (ModbusTCP/RTU,PROFINET,PROFIBUS,etc.) 2. What is the difference between PROFIBUS/PROFINET? What component is needed to PROFIBUS, how and why we use it? (resistor at the end of the bus) 3. What are a 5 PLC languages widely used? (IEC standard) 4. Write an easy PLC program in the language you prefer. (I dont remember correctly but they tested if I could use S,R,Timer,NO input,NC input, Relay output,positive and negative edge detection correctly.) 5. Tell me about the OB blocks of a PLC (OB1, OB100,..) 6. There is a sensor, you could use voltage or currect signal, what would you prefer and why? 7. Difference between 0-20 and 4-20 mA. 8. Widely known PLC manufacturers
I really appreciate the steady volume and calm, clear voice in this video. Thank you for the information. I will listen to this several times while driving a tractor trailer vehicle carrying cargo across the nation. 🚛
this is why i really love this video... I'm jus an industrial motor control technician at my work.. and now.. I'm getting further on with automation job..
When my work (a manufacturing site) held interviews looking for a Automation Project Manager, I was amazed that none of the interviewees could not answer basic questions like: "give me an example of a project that you lead to implement a PLC control system?", "when working in a blue chip team how would you influence others to make your project their focus to achieve your goals?". The interviewees were more interested in being technical about signals and coding, rather than basic team skills.
You referred "Signals and coding" here... Will you explain little bit more about it. I am seeking for APM post. It may be much helpful to me in my preparation, sir.
Same here. Senior Automation Engineer in control programming, 17 years of experience. If they would ask me that during the interview I would tell them to go see Wikipedia. :)
Thanks for your video! I'm Lead Automation Control Engineer from Ukraine. My experience shows that in Ukraine most popular PLC are Siemens, Schneider Electricctric and Mitsubishi. I/O module are Siemens, Schneider Electric, Phoenix Contact and few WAGO). SCADA are WinCC, Citect SCADA ,Wonderware and Trace Mode.
I thank you deeply RealPars for creating these 2 parts videos about job interviews, I'm currently preparing myself to apply for an amazing job on the industrial control field, I also share your videos so your channel would continue growing.
Awesome Video, Thank you so Much. I’ve watched more Than 20 videos from you guys, all of them very didactic, practical and easy to understand. You guys are doing a great job. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
BTW some interviewers can give you a Ramsey test or similar the day of the interview. Be sure to have enough time for the interview or ask before getting there if you feel in confidence to do so.
I’m beyond nervous, I’ve worked in food processing plants for 2 years and am very familiar with SCADA interfaces and sensors, etc… but never have had a maintenance position besides doing HVAC since i was 16 with my father… i somehow got a callback for interview for tomorrow, I’m so nervous, I’m a nerd with electronics and love working with my hands so it’s a mix of both my dream jobs, programming and maintenance… i really hope i nail this interview. If i don’t, I’m gonna continue to study and do research to eventually get my career.
The answer to question number 5 should also include human-machine interface devices. Not only screens but buttons, boards, buzzers, and control lamps of all kinds.
Hello RealPars, could you do this kind of videos more. Right now I've finished bachelor in "Automation and Control". And I really appreciate what you are doing on this channel. Looking forward to see videos like that🙂👍
I found the Q/A in this video helpful from a learning standpoint nevertheless for an interview. Whether it may be easy or not it does give you a line of thinking to think of question wise.
that's a very interesting video. and it would be quite useful for me to transfer to the other company. thanks for your contribution to creating that kinds of videos 😊😊
Thanks a lot for your kind compliment, Mangani! We are always extremely happy to hear such positive feedback! If you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out to us. Happy learning!
It's absolutely great, Sir please make videos on SCADA systems like WINCC and Wonderware also describe their integration with PLCs through kepserver with full playlist tutorials thanks
Hello RealPars, As fresh graduate in the field of ICS Automation and Cybersecurity, would love to know the possible paths ahead and the different certification available out there to increase our value and understanding. Kind Regards
Nice video, can you do a series on instrumentation calibrations? For all process variables. I’d be interested in signing up to the app if this was available! Thanks again
this video is the equivalent of making sure you have a pulse. very foundational questions. you need to know these things in order to even begin discussing other deeper concepts, but know that the ability to acquire information / answers is more important than already having them!
Hi realpars.. I want to ask because I'm still a beginner, how is the principle that the PLC input can directly read the 4-20mA signal which is used as a value in the circuit setting …thankyou
Hi there, Thank you for your question! Like the rest of the PLC, the input analog boards are made with various electronic components like transistors, MOSFET, OPS, A/D converters, resistors …etc. The input analog board’s first measurement stage is mainly the A/D converters’ IC chips that take the 4-20mA analog current signal and convert it to digital. It’s a little more complicated than the way it sounds here. Here is a link to help you understand more about the process and electronics. Happy learning!
You're very welcome! There certainly is, we have a complete course library filled with over 500+ video courses on PLC Programming. Feel free to have a browse around learn.realpars.com/
Excuse me, I've got a little problem with the HMI communication to plc s7 1500. They use a different port, HMI uses rs486 while the plc uses profinet. I've tried to use the Aten converter from rs 485 to ethernet but the HMI still can't communicate with the plc. Please help if you have the answer. Thanks.
Hi Waleed, Thanks for your comment! We have recently optimized our learning platform which includes some highly requested features. We are happy to bring you these new improvements which will grant an even better learning experience, as a result we had to decide to no longer support the RealPars App. You can use our webpage to continue watching the video courses. Hope this helps!
Hello Sharanya, I’m Brazilian, and I don’t speak English very well, but will try explain. So the field signal is conectes for cabe with two wire where the hardware supply the field instrument or sensor, these cabe is sent a signal 4 ~ 20 mA.
Yes, kind of accurate. 2 months ago I had a 1 hour 'long' interview at a multinational company and for me the questions were the following (I will list any, including the ones in the video):
1. What kind of industrial communication protocols do you know? Tell me something about them. (ModbusTCP/RTU,PROFINET,PROFIBUS,etc.)
2. What is the difference between PROFIBUS/PROFINET? What component is needed to PROFIBUS, how and why we use it? (resistor at the end of the bus)
3. What are a 5 PLC languages widely used? (IEC standard)
4. Write an easy PLC program in the language you prefer. (I dont remember correctly but they tested if I could use S,R,Timer,NO input,NC input, Relay output,positive and negative edge detection correctly.)
5. Tell me about the OB blocks of a PLC (OB1, OB100,..)
6. There is a sensor, you could use voltage or currect signal, what would you prefer and why?
7. Difference between 0-20 and 4-20 mA.
8. Widely known PLC manufacturers
Thanks for sharing that with us, Barden!
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Can u plz share me the answer of 6 th qsn exactly
i assume this was for an advanced apprentice or job interview, not a level 3 interview? thanks
@@vishnukr8010 Current signal is more preferred over Voltage because Voltage will be lost over increased distance which is not the case for current.
I really appreciate the steady volume and calm, clear voice in this video. Thank you for the information. I will listen to this several times while driving a tractor trailer vehicle carrying cargo across the nation. 🚛
You're very welcome!
this is why i really love this video...
I'm jus an industrial motor control technician at my work.. and now.. I'm getting further on with automation job..
When my work (a manufacturing site) held interviews looking for a Automation Project Manager, I was amazed that none of the interviewees could not answer basic questions like: "give me an example of a project that you lead to implement a PLC control system?", "when working in a blue chip team how would you influence others to make your project their focus to achieve your goals?". The interviewees were more interested in being technical about signals and coding, rather than basic team skills.
You referred "Signals and coding" here... Will you explain little bit more about it. I am seeking for APM post. It may be much helpful to me in my preparation, sir.
I've recently taken the past 6 months to learn controls and automation, and I'll start applying here shortly. Thanks for the possible questions!
Great job! You're very welcome, and best of luck with applying!
I've dabbled in automation for years as a maintenance technician, but that first question would of sunk me right off the bat! :D
Same here. Senior Automation Engineer in control programming, 17 years of experience. If they would ask me that during the interview I would tell them to go see Wikipedia. :)
i know 4 of the 5 🤣
in one year i´m going to need these 2 videos again. Thanks
How'd it go?
Thanks for your video! I'm Lead Automation Control Engineer from Ukraine. My experience shows that in Ukraine most popular PLC are Siemens, Schneider Electricctric and Mitsubishi. I/O module are Siemens, Schneider Electric, Phoenix Contact and few WAGO). SCADA are WinCC, Citect SCADA ,Wonderware and Trace Mode.
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Wow. That's interesting! Thank you. I'm a Procurement and Supply chain professional and this is very useful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Always feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns.
I thank you deeply RealPars for creating these 2 parts videos about job interviews, I'm currently preparing myself to apply for an amazing job on the industrial control field, I also share your videos so your channel would continue growing.
That's amazing! Keep up the good work, and all the best of luck with your job hunt!
Types of thermistor and differece between ptc thermistor and rtd were also asked.
Thanks for this. This makes me much more confident for my interview. Glad I knew all of these.
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck with your interview!
Nice...I always wondered why 4-20mA was preferred over 0-20mA, now I have the answer. Thanks!
Thanks for this guide, im actually going later an interview in automation engineer.. i hope i got this!
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This Video was awesome the animation answer are really helpful and let me understand the answer clearly! Thanks for Sharing this Video
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Awesome Video, Thank you so Much. I’ve watched more Than 20 videos from you guys, all of them very didactic, practical and easy to understand. You guys are doing a great job. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you like them! Thanks for your support, Juan
BTW some interviewers can give you a Ramsey test or similar the day of the interview. Be sure to have enough time for the interview or ask before getting there if you feel in confidence to do so.
Basic but challenging interview question. Thanks
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Get back and every thing in this video still excited.
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tnx for all of this informations I'm from Iran and some topic like this helps me to improve my soft skills
That's great to hear, Mehdi!
I’m beyond nervous, I’ve worked in food processing plants for 2 years and am very familiar with SCADA interfaces and sensors, etc… but never have had a maintenance position besides doing HVAC since i was 16 with my father… i somehow got a callback for interview for tomorrow, I’m so nervous, I’m a nerd with electronics and love working with my hands so it’s a mix of both my dream jobs, programming and maintenance… i really hope i nail this interview. If i don’t, I’m gonna continue to study and do research to eventually get my career.
Best of luck with your interview, Andrew!
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The answer to question number 5 should also include human-machine interface devices. Not only screens but buttons, boards, buzzers, and control lamps of all kinds.
Hello RealPars, could you do this kind of videos more. Right now I've finished bachelor in "Automation and Control". And I really appreciate what you are doing on this channel. Looking forward to see videos like that🙂👍
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Haaii. Iam from kerala, india.
Iam a EEE DIPLOMA Student. Can i take bachlor in Automation?
Or can you suggest a course to study A&C.
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so well explained and high quality, I will definitely invest in your paid courses. thank you for the value provided please keep going :)
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You are tremendously helpful for automation workers. Thank you!
Thanks a million, Asd! That's a huge compliment.
I found the Q/A in this video helpful from a learning standpoint nevertheless for an interview. Whether it may be easy or not it does give you a line of thinking to think of question wise.
Thank you, Ardent! Happy to hear that you found it helpful.
that's a very interesting video. and it would be quite useful for me to transfer to the other company. thanks for your contribution to creating that kinds of videos 😊😊
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Amazing video as always, keep up the amazing work. Many thanks to you and your team.
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Thank you Real Pars! It was very useful. I am not clear with grounding part in 2W/3W and 4W
Can you please explain grounding part in 2 wire,3 wire & 4 wire configuration. Thank you in advance.
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Sir please make videos on SCADA systems like WINCC and Wonderware also describe their integration with PLCs through kepserver with full playlist tutorials thanks
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Hello RealPars,
As fresh graduate in the field of ICS Automation and Cybersecurity, would love to know the possible paths ahead and the different certification available out there to increase our value and understanding.
Kind Regards
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Thanks for sharing
Nice video, can you do a series on instrumentation calibrations? For all process variables. I’d be interested in signing up to the app if this was available! Thanks again
Hey!
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Thanks for sharing and happy learning!
According to this video I am ready.. Thanks realpars
this video is the equivalent of making sure you have a pulse. very foundational questions. you need to know these things in order to even begin discussing other deeper concepts, but know that the ability to acquire information / answers is more important than already having them!
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Hi realpars..
I want to ask because I'm still a beginner, how is the principle that the PLC input can directly read the 4-20mA signal which is used as a value in the circuit setting …thankyou
Hi there,
Thank you for your question! Like the rest of the PLC, the input analog boards are made with various electronic components like transistors, MOSFET, OPS, A/D converters, resistors …etc. The input analog board’s first measurement stage is mainly the A/D converters’ IC chips that take the 4-20mA analog current signal and convert it to digital. It’s a little more complicated than the way it sounds here. Here is a link to help you understand more about the process and electronics.
Happy learning!
Good your video and explanation are great PRO.
Please detail about Automation project management role.
programming language standard IEC 1131 as revised to 61131
Thanks #realpars for the wonderful work.
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Please clear modbus and other types of communication.
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Please RealPars,
Could you please arrange video on RTU and SCADA Interview questions with answers?
Best regard
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Sir please upload more automation based interview questions and answers I'm very interested your each and every vedio thanks sir
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Thank you very much....Please, will like to know more...is there any classes
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There certainly is, we have a complete course library filled with over 500+ video courses on PLC Programming. Feel free to have a browse around learn.realpars.com/
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Good Information with answer
Excuse me, I've got a little problem with the HMI communication to plc s7 1500. They use a different port, HMI uses rs486 while the plc uses profinet. I've tried to use the Aten converter from rs 485 to ethernet but the HMI still can't communicate with the plc. Please help if you have the answer. Thanks.
Thankyou Realpars could you explain DCS related information and some of the interview questions for instrumentation engineering.
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Can you tell me the specific automation jobs for a graduate mechanical engineer (fresher) and some interview questions would be great..
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For automation job you have to hsve knowledge of PLC & sensors & ladder logic to get job. Only mechanical engineer cant be a automation engineer
Brijesh Prajapati we only use Function Block. Ladder is a thing of the past.
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I haven't found mobile app on play store. Please guide me. Thanks
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We have recently optimized our learning platform which includes some highly requested features. We are happy to bring you these new improvements which will grant an even better learning experience, as a result we had to decide to no longer support the RealPars App. You can use our webpage to continue watching the video courses.
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Can you explain how does field signal is connected to hardware
Like transmitter to controller
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Hello Sharanya, I’m Brazilian, and I don’t speak English very well, but will try explain. So the field signal is conectes for cabe with two wire where the hardware supply the field instrument or sensor, these cabe is sent a signal 4 ~ 20 mA.
So good
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