The paper presents the process of designing, fabricating, and operating a scaled-down elevator model integrated with three modern technologies: PLC programmable control, HMI (Human-Machine Interface), and an RFID card identification system. The model is developed with the goal of supporting the training of engineering students, particularly in the fields of mechatronics and automatic control. The model structure includes three floors, using a DC motor, optical sensors, an RC522 RFID module, and a Siemens S7-1200 PLC as the central controller. The system allows users to select floors, control the automatic door, and access the elevator securely via RFID cards, while visually monitoring the operation through the HMI screen. The control program is built based on sequential logic and event-driven processing to ensure safety and operational reliability. Experimental results show that the model operates stably, has a fast response time, an intuitive interface, and is highly suitable for hands-on technical training environments.