Plant Maintenance

In this document you will be provided with an overview of the presentation of Refurbishment Process in SAP PM. The primary objectives of this guide are to:

• Demonstrate the complete cycle of the refurbishment process in SAP PM, providing you with a clear understanding of how it works.
• Enable you to perform transactions within the replacement cycle, ensuring that you are equipped to handle the process end-to-end.
• Describe the main steps involved in the refurbishment processing, so that you have a detailed understanding of each stage.
• Help you understand the integration of the refurbishment process with the materials management module, providing insights into how the two modules work together.
• Enable you to perform transactions in SAP to create, change, plan, and complete standard and refurbishment work orders. This will ensure that you are able to use the system to manage work orders effectively, in line with the refurbishment process.

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Preventive maintenance process in SAP is a process that aims to sustain production equipment or technical objects on an ongoing basis and ensure their high availability for the long term. Preventive maintenance can be time-based, performance-based, or condition-based depending on the trigger for the tasks. It helps to reduce operating expenses, increase productivity, defer asset expenditures, and comply with legal and environmental requirements.
Prepared for an implementation project, in this 85 paged pdf training guide you will learn maintenance of:

• Single Cycle Plan Time Based Maintenance
• Strategy Plan Time Based Maintenance

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Corrective maintenance process in SAP PM is a process that involves repairing defective equipment and restoring it to optimal condition. Corrective maintenance is different from preventive maintenance, which involves routine checks to ensure that machines are running as per the required parameters. It is also different from breakdown maintenance, which is carried out when equipment has a breakdown and is not working.
Prepared for an implementation project, in this 122 paged pdf training guide you will learn maintenance of:

• Notification Process
• Maintenance Order Planning Process
• Maintenance Order Completion Process

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This end user manual document provides instructions for maintaining master data listed below in SAP’s Plant Maintenance (PM) module:

• Functional Locations,
• Equipment,
• Work centers
• Measuring Points

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Plant Maintenance (PM) in SAP is an integral part of the company and has numerous link to other areas. The Purpose of having Plant Maintenance will be shown as below;

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This manual, specialized for cement industry, provides a step-by-step guide for carrying activities required for Plant Maintenance module configuration in SAP. Besides activities this also contains explanations and screenshots, including the order in which you need to make customization.

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This training document provides instructions for most common end user functions listed below in SAP’s Plant Maintenance (PM) module:

• Creating a Functional Location
• Creating a Piece of Equipment
• Displaying the Structure List and the Structure Graphic
• Creating Data for the Permit
• Maintaining Bills of Material
• Creating Maintenance Task Lists
• Creating Operations / Sub-Operations
• Allocating material Components to a Maintenance Task List
• Creating Maintenance Strategies
• Creating Maintenance Items
• Creating a Maintenance Plan (IP42)
• Scheduling a Maintenance Plan for the First Time (IP10)
• Scheduling a Performance-Based Maintenance Plan for the First Time (IP30)
• Activating or Deactivating a Maintenance Plan (IP02)
• Creating and Processing Maintenance Notifications (IW21)
• Creating an Order from a Notification for Immediate Processing

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Objective of this presentation is:

• Developing an understanding of SAP Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) / Plant Maintenance (PM)
• Identifying those areas where significant preparation needs to be done
• Identifying those areas where key decisions are to be made / understood
• Not to be able to create objects (master data etc. ) nor to operate the solutions

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