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I have drafted a template for the project who's who. I suggest that this is completely voluntary, each field is optional and that the directory is used in a reasonable manner. The purpose of the directory is to give an indication, where appropriate, of a member's experience and field of expertise. The intention is to avoid
embarassing side issues and personal questions on the list (which is not the place for personal attacks).(or simply so we know who we are talking to). I would suggest that those wishing to submit copy the template (cut&paste) into an HTML editor, complete as much as desired and e-mail it to an administrator (any volunteers). There is nothing to stop you adding sections that you feel are useful/appropriate - for example a section to indicate availablity/readiness for an eyeball (face to face, in person (you know real life) contact). Obviously, it is not worth submitting until we have an administrator. This
person would collate the submissions, create an index and appropriate HTML pages to be sent to Ken or Dan for inclusion. I have included my submission as an example. As a side issue I am preparing a glossary/definition of terms relating to Automation and Control, and PLCs. In the near future I will be welcoming any input from list members (see http://www.warrier.demon.co.uk/glossary.htm for
the proposal).
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Template------------------------------------
LinuxPLC Contributor Resume
Name:
Job Title:
Experience:
(Industries, technical, academic)
Contributions:
(NOTE: no contribution is more important than any other, comments and points raised (even questions asked) on the list are as important as source provided,. Also register project interests here, that is what parts of the projects you are most interested in).
Other Comments:
Contact:
Web Site:
--------------------------------------------------Example-------------------
--------------------------------
LinuxPLC Contributor Resume
Name: Mark Hutton
Job Title: Software Engineer
Experience:
14 years PLC experience as a Test Engineer, Site Engineer, Control Systems Design Engineer and Software Engineer.
Various industries including printing, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals and automotive.
Various products including Commercial Printing Presses, Gas Turbine controls for onshore/offshore applications and Food Processing equipment. Also product tracking (bar coding) and vision systems.
PLCs: Modicon, AB (PLC-3,PLC-5 & SLC), Siemens (S5 and S7-200), Omron, Mitsubishi.
SCADA: RSView, Intouch
Some C (a long time ago, in DOS, writting DH+ application using AB KT library), C++ /Java (not frontline), BASIC (communications protocols in AB
BASIC module).
Machine control expert (usually with an OEM), also Process control.
Advocate of modular machinery design.
Experienced in the application of SFC specifications - manual conversion to ladder for platfrom independence.
Since 1998 have been studying, via distance learning for a Masters degree in Computing for Commerce and Industry.
Contributions:
Discussion. jPLC. Resources.
Other Comments:
Suse Linux user - newbie.
Contact: mailto:[email protected]
Web Site: http://www.warrier.demon.co.uk
================================
Mark Hutton
mailto:[email protected]
http://www.warrier.demon.co.uk
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embarassing side issues and personal questions on the list (which is not the place for personal attacks).(or simply so we know who we are talking to). I would suggest that those wishing to submit copy the template (cut&paste) into an HTML editor, complete as much as desired and e-mail it to an administrator (any volunteers). There is nothing to stop you adding sections that you feel are useful/appropriate - for example a section to indicate availablity/readiness for an eyeball (face to face, in person (you know real life) contact). Obviously, it is not worth submitting until we have an administrator. This
person would collate the submissions, create an index and appropriate HTML pages to be sent to Ken or Dan for inclusion. I have included my submission as an example. As a side issue I am preparing a glossary/definition of terms relating to Automation and Control, and PLCs. In the near future I will be welcoming any input from list members (see http://www.warrier.demon.co.uk/glossary.htm for
the proposal).
-----------------------------------------------Suggested
Template------------------------------------
LinuxPLC Contributor Resume
Name:
Job Title:
Experience:
(Industries, technical, academic)
Contributions:
(NOTE: no contribution is more important than any other, comments and points raised (even questions asked) on the list are as important as source provided,. Also register project interests here, that is what parts of the projects you are most interested in).
Other Comments:
Contact:
Web Site:
--------------------------------------------------Example-------------------
--------------------------------
LinuxPLC Contributor Resume
Name: Mark Hutton
Job Title: Software Engineer
Experience:
14 years PLC experience as a Test Engineer, Site Engineer, Control Systems Design Engineer and Software Engineer.
Various industries including printing, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals and automotive.
Various products including Commercial Printing Presses, Gas Turbine controls for onshore/offshore applications and Food Processing equipment. Also product tracking (bar coding) and vision systems.
PLCs: Modicon, AB (PLC-3,PLC-5 & SLC), Siemens (S5 and S7-200), Omron, Mitsubishi.
SCADA: RSView, Intouch
Some C (a long time ago, in DOS, writting DH+ application using AB KT library), C++ /Java (not frontline), BASIC (communications protocols in AB
BASIC module).
Machine control expert (usually with an OEM), also Process control.
Advocate of modular machinery design.
Experienced in the application of SFC specifications - manual conversion to ladder for platfrom independence.
Since 1998 have been studying, via distance learning for a Masters degree in Computing for Commerce and Industry.
Contributions:
Discussion. jPLC. Resources.
Other Comments:
Suse Linux user - newbie.
Contact: mailto:[email protected]
Web Site: http://www.warrier.demon.co.uk
================================
Mark Hutton
mailto:[email protected]
http://www.warrier.demon.co.uk
----------------------------------------------------------------
Get Puffin'
----------------------------------------------------------------
This mail is of a private/personal nature and its contents in no way reflect
the opinions of either my employers or associates.
_______________________________________________
LinuxPLC mailing list
[email protected]
http://linuxplc.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxplc