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Course Outline
Establishment and Administration of Maintenance Orders
- Distinguishing between types of maintenance orders and their appropriate applications.
- Generating orders from notifications or directly from maintenance plans.
- Maintaining order header data, operations, and inter-order relationships.
Allocation of Materials, Tools, and Human Resources
- Assigning required materials via Bills of Materials (BOMs) or manual entry.
- Distributing tools and specialised equipment across specific operations.
- Identifying and assigning internal or external labour resources.
Order Scheduling by Capacity and Priority
- Applying scheduling parameters and methodologies within orders.
- Synchronising order execution with the availability of work centres.
- Establishing order priorities and resolving scheduling conflicts.
Administration of Material and Tool Lists for Orders
- Developing material components tailored to specific tasks.
- Maintaining long texts, technical documentation, and tool references.
- Planning for alternative materials and substitute tools.
Oversight and Tracking of Order Progress
- Monitoring execution status and operational confirmations.
- Managing order history and audit change logs.
- Analysing order completion rates and performance trends.
Planning Adjustments and Modifications
- Managing order revisions and planning alterations.
- Rescheduling or terminating work orders as required.
- Closing, archiving, or settling finished orders.
Recap and Subsequent Actions
Requirements
- Successful completion of SAP PM Level 2 or comparable practical experience with task lists and maintenance plans.
- A solid understanding of maintenance planning principles and SAP master data structures.
Target Audience
- Maintenance planners.
- Planning managers.
- Technical personnel responsible for coordinating work order schedules.
20 Hours
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