I’m looking for an experienced Wecon PLC programmer to develop and commission the control logic for a manufacturing-automation line. The task includes: • Writing clean, well-structured ladder logic (or the most suitable Wecon language) that covers start-up, normal run, safety interlocks, alarms and fault recovery. • Configuring and linking the PLC with our existing HMI panels so operators can monitor status, adjust parameters and acknowledge alarms in real time. • Delivering all program files, tag lists and a concise I/O map, plus revision-controlled comments so future maintenance is straightforward. • Providing remote support during initial power-up to fine-tune timings and troubleshoot any integration issues with drives, sensors and actuators on the line. A working knowledge of common manufacturing hardware (conveyors, VFDs, pneumatic cylinders, photo-eyes, etc.) is essential; familiarity with Wecon developer tools will let you move quickly. I’ll supply the full process sequence, wiring drawings and HMI screen layout once we start, and I’m happy to schedule live walk-through sessions to clarify details. If you have completed similar Wecon or cross-platform PLC projects, share a brief example so I can see your approach. Let’s get this line running smoothly and reliably.