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Location: Coonagh, Limerick City
weeks: 15
Fees: €1550
The purpose of this unit is to enable learners to develop an understanding of the reasons for using robots in manufacturing and gain knowledge of the many application areas in which robots are already used. They will have knowledge of the classification and geometrical and kinematic configurations of robot arms, their accuracy and repeatability and the types of computer-based control systems used. Also, they will gain knowledge of the tooling (robot end effectors) needed for robots to carry out manufacturing tasks.
Robot programming methods will be introduced in the unit and learners will have the opportunity to create and test their robot programs.
The learner will:
Good standard of use of Windows PC’s. Ideally a background in a manufacturing environment where automation is in place or begining. Students will be required to programme a robot cell offline and at the robot interface. Good spational reasoning required.
The programme will run for 15 Weeks, 1 evening per week, 3 hours per evening
Wednesdays from 7pm to 10pm
Start Date
Classes will commence on Wednesday 11th November 2026
Location
Classes will take place at Co 027 CNC Lab 7 to 10 PM Wednesday evenings.
The proposed delivery schedule is subject to change.
This introductory course is designed to launch your career in the rapidly growing field of industrial automation and advanced manufacturing. By gaining hands-on experitse in the programming and operation of robot cells, you will develop the specialized skills required for high-demand roles in modern production environments.
Mastering industrial robotics opens doors to diverse professional opportunites acorss multiple sectors, including:
Automated Production & Systems Integration: Design and manage the workflows that drive modern industry.
Machine Tending Specialist: Bridge the gap between CNC machining and automated loading sytems.
100% Continuous Assessment
Transcript of the result achieved will be issued by City and Guilds to successful candidates (City & Guilds Award 2850-326).
Applications will close 2 weeks before the listed start date or once the maximum number of applicants is reached
Places are allocated on a first come first served basis
Programme run subject to viable numbers
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