The Airport Conveyor and Luggage PLC Systems course provide participants with a detailed understanding of how automated baggage handling systems (BHS) operate within airport environments. The programme covers conveyor technologies, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), system architecture, sensors and actuators, sorting mechanisms, fault finding, maintenance procedures, and safety protocols. Learners explore the integration of SCADA systems, real time monitoring tools, and automated control processes that ensure efficient baggage flow.
Through case studies and practical exercises, participants gain hands on experience interpreting PLC ladder logic, diagnosing operational issues, optimising system performance, and applying international baggage handling standards. The course prepares learners to support, maintain, and enhance airport BHS operations with strong technical confidence.
Who Can Attend:
1. Airport Baggage Handling Technicians
2. PLC and Automation Engineers
3. Airport Maintenance and Operations Personnel
4. BHS Vendor and Contractor Support Staff
5. Aviation Facilities Engineering Teams
Learning Outcomes:
1. Understand key components and operational principles of airport conveyor systems.
2. Interpret and troubleshoot PLC based baggage automation systems.
3. Apply safety, maintenance, and reliability procedures effectively.
4. Analyse system data to optimise baggage flow and reduce breakdowns.
5. Demonstrate proficiency in using diagnostic tools for automated luggage systems.
Potential Job Opportunities:
1. Baggage Handling Systems (BHS) Technician
2. PLC Automation Specialist (Airport Operations)
3. Airport Maintenance Engineer – BHS
4. Conveyor Systems Installation and Support Engineer
5. Airport SCADA/Automation Monitoring Officer
Contact & Application Details:
Applicants can register through PAETraining.com, email info@paetraining.com, or call 02046100720 for details on tuition, course fees, and training schedules. The admissions team provides step by step guidance throughout the enrolment process and helps learners identify suitable aviation engineering pathways.