An example we have employed ourselves is to reduce - where possible - the use of fossil fuel powered plant such as cherry pickers and tele-handlers. Switching to electric alternatives, and only using fossil fuel versions where electric is impractical has been a huge step forwards for us on the path to a greener future.

The Anatomy of a PLC A typical PLC consists of several key components: CPU (Central Processing Unit): Acts as the brain of the PLC, executing the programmed logic. Memory: Stores the program instructions and data. Input Modules: Interface with sensors and other input devices to receive signals from the equipment being controlled. Output Modules: Interface with actuators and other output devices to send control signals to the equipment. Communication Ports: Facilitate communication between the PLC and other devices or systems, allowing for real-time monitoring and control.