PLC and SCADA Training for Munich professionals
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PLC & SCADA Training for Munich Professionals

CPD Accredited Industrial Automation Training for Munich Professionals

Live online sessions from Munich, Germany | In-person available in Milton Keynes, UK

Industrial Automation in Munich

Munich is the industrial capital of Bavaria and home to some of the world's most advanced automation operations. BMW Group's headquarters and main production facility, Siemens AG's global headquarters in the Wittelsbacherplatz, and the extensive industrial cluster around the Isar valley make Munich one of Europe's most important cities for automation professionals. EDWartens delivers CPD accredited training from our Milton Keynes, UK centre with live online sessions that Munich-based engineers can join remotely, or attend in person during a UK visit.

Key Industries in Munich

Automotive (BMW)Industrial Automation (Siemens HQ)AerospaceSemiconductorRoboticsDefence

Major Employers

Siemens AGBMW GroupMAN Truck & BusLinde Engineering

Average Automation Engineer Salary in Munich: 65,000/year

Local VAT rate: 19%

Why Train for Munich Jobs?

Munich is the global headquarters of Siemens and home to BMW's main manufacturing complex. PLC and automation engineers here command some of the highest salaries in Europe, with consistent demand across automotive, aerospace, and industrial machinery sectors.

Also Serving

Augsburg · Ingolstadt (Audi) · Regensburg · Garching · Freising · Dachau

The Automation Landscape in Munich

Munich's automation ecosystem is anchored by Siemens' global headquarters, making it the birthplace of many industrial automation technologies used worldwide. BMW's Dingolfing and Munich plants are among the most automated car factories in Europe, using thousands of KUKA robots and Siemens PLCs. The Bavarian capital also hosts the world's largest automation trade fair, automatica, attracting over 30,000 visitors biennially. Start-ups in the Garching tech corridor are pushing Industry 4.0 boundaries with digital twin and AI-powered control systems.

Did You Know?

BMW's Munich plant produces over 1,000 vehicles per day using more than 2,000 robots and Siemens S7-1500 PLCs — one of the highest robot-to-human ratios in European automotive manufacturing.

Career Outlook in Munich

Munich offers some of Europe's highest automation engineer salaries, with experienced PLC programmers earning €60,000–€80,000. The concentration of automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers in Bavaria means demand consistently outstrips supply. Having a UK CPD-accredited qualification alongside German language skills is a powerful combination for the Munich job market.

Real Automation Projects in Munich

The skills you learn with EDWartens are directly applicable to these types of projects happening in and around Munich.

BMW i-Series battery module assembly line automation using Siemens S7-1500 and KUKA robots

Siemens Amberg digital factory — the world's most automated electronics plant with 75% machine-handled production

Munich Airport baggage handling SCADA system processing 90,000 bags per day

MTU Aero Engines turbine blade manufacturing with PLC-controlled precision machining

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Our Courses

Training Programmes for Munich Professionals

Professional Module

PLC, SCADA, HMI & FactoryIO

  • Duration: 5 Working Days + Online Recorded Sessions
  • Language: English
  • Delivery: 100% Live Online — join from Munich
  • Covers: Siemens TIA Portal, SCADA, HMI, FactoryIO
  • Certificate: CPD Accredited

€2,499 + VAT full programme

Approx. £2,140 + VAT · Payment in GBP

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AI Module

AI in Industrial Automation

  • AI & Machine Learning for Automation
  • Computer Vision for Quality Inspection
  • Predictive Maintenance with AI
  • CPD Accredited Certification

What You'll Learn in the Professional Module

A comprehensive 5-day intensive programme with online recorded sessions covering everything from PLC fundamentals to advanced SCADA systems — designed to make you job-ready.

Day 1–2: PLC Fundamentals

  • Siemens S7-1200 & S7-1500 hardware
  • TIA Portal software setup & navigation
  • Ladder Logic & Function Block programming
  • Digital & analog I/O configuration

Day 3: Advanced PLC Programming

  • Structured Text (ST) programming
  • Timer, counter & comparator functions
  • Data handling & memory management
  • Program debugging & testing

Day 4: SCADA & HMI Systems

  • WinCC SCADA configuration
  • HMI screen design & navigation
  • Alarm management & trending
  • Data logging & historical reports

Day 5: Networking & Projects

  • PROFINET & PROFIBUS protocols
  • Ethernet/IP communication
  • PLC-to-PLC data exchange
  • Network troubleshooting techniques

Online: Simulation & Assessment

  • FactoryIO 3D simulation
  • Real-world automation scenarios
  • Conveyor, sorting & batch processes
  • Final capstone project & assessment

Career & Certification

  • CPD Accredited certificate
  • CV building & LinkedIn optimisation
  • Interview preparation & mock interviews
  • Direct introductions to hiring employers

Automation Opportunities in Munich

The industrial automation sector in Munichis growing rapidly. Here's why PLC and SCADA skills are in high demand.

Industrial automation and PLC engineering opportunities in Munich

€40k – €85k

Average automation engineer salary range in Germany

Career Roles Available in Munich

PLC Programmer
Controls Engineer
Automation Engineer
SCADA Developer
Systems Integrator
Commissioning Engineer
Maintenance Technician
Instrumentation Engineer

Munich Industry Demand

The Automotive (BMW), Industrial Automation (Siemens HQ), Aerospace sectors in Munich are actively investing in automation. Companies like BMW Group, Siemens AG, MTU Aero Engines regularly recruit PLC and SCADA engineers.

Average salaries for automation engineers in Germany range from €40,000 to €75,000, with senior roles commanding €80,000+.

The UK faces a shortage of over 20,000 automation engineers, making this one of the fastest routes to employment after training.

Technologies Covered

Siemens S7-1200Siemens S7-1500TIA Portal V18WinCC SCADAFactoryIOPROFINETLadder LogicFunction BlocksStructured TextHMI DesignPID ControlIndustrial IoT

Why Train Now?

1.Industry 4.0 adoption is accelerating — companies need skilled automation engineers now
2.Salary premium — PLC engineers earn 30-50% more than general maintenance roles
3.Job security — automation skills are recession-proof with constant demand
4.Fast-track to employment — our graduates get placed within weeks of completing training

Upcoming Batches

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All courses are delivered as live online sessions in English with limited seats per batch for personalised attention. Join from Munich — no travel required.

Professional

UK-PROF-W13-2026

Starts 30 March 2026
5 Days Live + Recorded Sessions
Live Online Course
English
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Professional

UK-PROF-W14-2026

Starts 30 March 2026
5 Days Live + Recorded Sessions
Live Online Course
English
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AI Module

UK-AI-W14-2026

Starts 30 March 2026
5 Days Live + Recorded Sessions
Live Online Course
English
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Why EDWartens

Why Munich Engineers Choose EDWartens

CPD Accredited

Internationally recognised CPD accreditation, valued by UK and European employers.

Hands-on Labs

Real Siemens S7-1200/1500 PLCs, Allen-Bradley, SCADA systems, and FactoryIO simulation.

Career Support

Dedicated placement team connecting graduates with employers like BMW Group and Siemens AG.

Online Access

Join live online sessions from Munich. In-person training available at our Milton Keynes, UK centre.

Online Training Available from Munich

Live Online Sessions
In-person at Milton Keynes, UK

Join our live sessions from Munich, Germany. All course materials, lab simulations via FactoryIO, and instructor interaction are available online. In-person training is also available at our Milton Keynes, UK centre for those who prefer hands-on equipment access.

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International Students

Training from Germany — How It Works

Joining from Munichis simple. Here's the step-by-step process for international students.

1

Enquire & Book

Enquire & book your spot online

2

Get Materials

Receive course materials and software access

3

Join Live Sessions

Join live online sessions from Munich (Mon–Fri, UK time)

4

Hands-on Projects

Complete hands-on projects with instructor guidance

5

Get Certified

Receive CPD certificate and career support

Payment: in GBP via bank transfer or card (approx €2,499)

Frequently Asked Questions

PLC Training in Munich — FAQs

Can I take PLC training from Munich?

Yes — EDWartens offers live online PLC and SCADA training that you can join from Munich. Our courses are delivered in English and cover Siemens TIA Portal, which is the primary platform used by Munich employers like Siemens, BMW, and MAN. In-person training is also available at our Milton Keynes, UK centre.

Are UK PLC qualifications recognised in Germany?

Absolutely. Our CPD accreditation is internationally recognised, and Siemens TIA Portal skills are directly applicable to German industry. Many Munich employers value UK-trained engineers for their practical, hands-on approach to PLC programming.

What is the demand for PLC engineers in Munich?

Munich has one of Europe's highest concentrations of automation jobs. With Siemens HQ, BMW, MTU Aero Engines, and hundreds of Mittelstand companies, demand for PLC and SCADA engineers consistently exceeds supply. Average salaries for automation engineers in Munich range from €55,000 to €80,000.

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All prices exclude UK VAT (20%). VAT added at checkout.

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Why Engineers in Munich Choose EDWartens

Career Transition: Move from general engineering into high-demand PLC/SCADA roles with £35-65k salary range
Upskill Existing Role: Add PLC programming to your CV while working — online + weekend options available
Industry Shortage: UK faces a critical shortage of automation engineers — Automotive (BMW), Industrial Automation (Siemens HQ) sectors in Munich are actively hiring
Placement Support: 100% career support including CV writing, interview prep, and direct introductions to employers like BMW Group, Siemens AG