Certified hands for industrial controls.
When a line stops, every minute is money. Industrial Electronics Technologist training plus Applied Safety Technician certification means fast, safe PLC troubleshooting — and automation that's built to be maintained.
⚙️ Why credentials matter here
Industrial control work is where "pretty handy with computers" stops being enough. This is trained, certified work — done systematically and safely.
🎓 Certified technologist🦺 Safety trained📋 Documented work
What we handle
- PLC fault-finding and repair
- Control panel troubleshooting and cleanup
- Sensor, relay, and motor-control issues
- Small automation projects — conveyors, pumps, lighting, alarms
- Documentation of undocumented legacy systems
- Safety-first work practices — certified, not improvised
When the line stops
Call with the symptom
Even 'it just stopped' is a starting point.
Systematic diagnosis
Schematics, meter, and method — not parts-cannon guessing.
Fix & verify
Repair, test under load, confirm with your operator.
Document
You get notes so the 3 a.m. version of this problem is a 10-minute fix.
Common questions
What PLC brands do you work on?
The fundamentals transfer across brands — ladder logic is ladder logic. Ask about your specific unit.
Can you automate a small process for us?
Yes — small-scope automation is a sweet spot: pumps, conveyors, batching, alerts.
Our system has no documentation. Help?
Very common. We reverse-engineer and document as we go, so you're never hostage to mystery wiring.
Is safety actually part of this?
Applied Safety Technician certification means lockout/tagout and safe practice aren't afterthoughts.
Get your free assessment
Call or text 306-500-6262 — or use the contact form and we'll get right back to you.