Jacksonville Siemens WinCC Unified February 11, 2026

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Advance your HMI expertise with this full-day, hands-on Siemens WinCC Unified Workshop tailored for experienced automation professionals. Whether you're transitioning from Siemens Comfort Panels or other HMI platforms, this course equips you with the practical skills to confidently deploy and support Siemens Unified HMIs in modern industrial environments.

Led by Certified Siemens Automation Specialists, this workshop dives into the configuration, operation, and troubleshooting of Siemens Human-Machine Interfaces using TIA Portal V19, WinCC Unified, S7-1500 PLCs, and Unified Comfort Panels (e.g., MTP700).

Through instructor-led sessions and interactive labs, participants will explore advanced HMI design principles, integration strategies, and diagnostic tools. You'll work through real-world scenarios and hands-on exercises covering:

Efficient screen design and navigation workflows
I/O fields, buttons, and process visualization techniques
Alarm and trend configuration for operational insight
Visibility logic and JavaScript scripting for dynamic interfaces
Product selection, commissioning, and lifecycle support
Maintenance and diagnostics for Unified HMI systems

This workshop is ideal for professionals upgrading from legacy Siemens panels or other HMI platforms and seeking to standardize on WinCC Unified.

Cost: Free to attend (limited space - Register Now)
Who Should Attend: Automation engineers, controls specialists, senior maintenance personnel, and engineering managers evaluating Unified HMI deployment.

Workshop Modules

Module 1: Introduction to WinCC Unified & Workshop Scenario

- System architecture and migration strategy
- Unified panel overview and hardware configuration
- Project setup in TIA Portal V19

Module 2: Screens and Screen Objects

- Buttons, switches, and I/O fields
- Event handling and process value mapping
- Object properties and layout optimization

Module 3: Screen Windows

- Navigation design using screen windows
- JavaScript integration for dynamic behavior
- String paths and modular screen architecture

Ryan Hubacz

Workforce Optimization Manager

Applications Engineer

Siemens Automation Specialist

Ryan is a Certified Siemens Factory Automation Applications Engineer and SITRAIN Certified Instructor for TIA Portal Programming I. Based in Houston, TX, he brings over 7 years of experience in industrial automation along with a BS in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University.

Troy Batth

Technical Training Specialist
Siemens Automation Specialist

Troy, a controls engineer in Atlanta, GA, has 14 years of automation and control systems expertise. Holding a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Southern Polytechnic State University, he is proficient in both Rockwell and Siemens platforms, showcasing a strong skill set in industrial controls and system integration.

Matt Hynek

Technical Training Specialist
Siemens Automation Specialist

Matt Hynek is a certified Siemens Factory Automation Engineer based out of Houston, TX. He brings an energetic, fresh perspective to industrial automation controls and systems, and is proficient in PLC programming, HMI development, and drive commissioning & parameterization. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Texas Tech University.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Who should attend this Siemens WinCC Unified training?

A: This training is ideal for automation engineers, controls specialists, senior maintenance personnel, and engineering managers who are evaluating Siemens WinCC Unified HMI deployment or who are seeking skill development programs for their technical teams.

Q: What can I expect to learn in this training?

A: You'll gain foundational knowledge to confidently deploy and support Siemens Unified HMIs in modern industrial environments. Expect to walk away with practical skills and experience with real-world scenarios.

Q: What prerequisites are recommended for this course?

A: All you need is a basic understanding of electrical and control systems. Knowledge of networking basics is helpful but not strictly required. Your instructor will cover foundational concepts.

Q: Will there be hands-on exercises?

A: Yes. This class features live lab stations and real-world simulations using Siemens hardware and software. You'll apply your learning immediately in a safe, instructor-supported environment.

Q: What materials will be provided?

A: All participants will receive comprehensive course materials, including detailed notes and application examples. Certificates of completion are available upon request.

Q: What are the hours for this event?

A: The training runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with scheduled breaks.

Q: Will lunch be provided?

A: Yes, a complimentary lunch is included. You may also bring your own meal — a fridge and microwave are available onsite.

Q: Where is the training being held?

A: This training will be held at the AWC, Inc. Jacksonville, FL office at 11653 Central Pkwy #210, Jacksonville, FL 32224.This is ideal if you're searching for “Siemens WinCC Unified training near me” in the Jacksonville area.

Q: What’s the cost to attend this Siemens WinCC Unified workshop?

A: This is a free Siemens WinCC training event. We offer it as part of our commitment to supporting workforce development in industrial automation. Advanced, multi-day training options are available for a fee on our Training & Events page.

Q: Is this WinCC Unified training course beginner-friendly?

A: Absolutely. No previous HMI experience is required. A basic understanding of electrical and control systems is helpful but not necessary — your instructor will guide you from the ground up.

Q: How can I register for this training?

A: You can register using the "Register Now" buttons on this page or at the “Reserve Your Spot” section below. For assistance, call us at 813-386-1023.

Siemens: Introduction to WinCC Unified

February 11, 2026 (Wednesday)
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
AWC, Inc | Jacksonville, FL

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What Others are Saying

"I was 100% satisfied with the course. For a one-day class, it touched on a lot of good topics."

"It was a great introduction to the Unified programming software and hardware!"

"I liked the format of the course with instruction and then hands-on practice to back up the instruction. I liked that it was broken up into small pieces. "

Meet Your Instructor

Charles Anderson