Ralf Heymann
About Ralf Heymann
Ralf Heymann is an experienced automation technician specializing in process control systems, with a strong background in PLC programming and expertise in migrating legacy systems. He has worked at FERCHAU Engineering GmbH and EnBW, and holds a degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from DAA-Technikum.
Work at FERCHAU
Ralf Heymann has been employed at FERCHAU Engineering GmbH since 2017, serving as an Automatisierungstechniker für Prozessleitsysteme. His role focuses on process automation solutions, leveraging his extensive background in PLC programming. He operates primarily in the Dresden area, contributing to various projects that enhance operational efficiency.
Current Role at EnBW
Since 2019, Ralf Heymann has held the position of Projektleiter Leittechnik at EnBW. In this capacity, he oversees projects related to control technology in the Stuttgart region. His responsibilities include managing project timelines and ensuring the successful implementation of automation solutions.
Education and Expertise
Ralf Heymann studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering/Software Developing at DAA-Technikum, where he achieved the E-Techniker qualification from 2007 to 2011. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in PLC programming and process automation. He possesses advanced skills in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), which he utilizes to enhance automation processes.
Background in Energy Sector
Prior to his current roles, Ralf Heymann worked at DREWAG Energy as an E/L-Techniker from 2002 to 2011. This nine-year tenure provided him with valuable experience in the energy sector, contributing to his comprehensive understanding of automation technologies and systems.
Specialization in System Migration
Ralf Heymann specializes in migrating legacy systems to modern platforms, particularly focusing on S5 Migration. This expertise allows him to facilitate the transition of outdated systems, ensuring they are updated to meet current technological standards and operational needs.