To provide a foundational overview of the master data and technical objects utilized in SAP Plant Maintenance.

• Implement Best Practices for Structure and Design of Technical Objects and Planner Roles in Plant Maintenance
• Create and Maintain Construction Types, Assemblies, and BOMs
• Utilize good notification and catalog code design, data accumulation techniques
• Define when to use Serial Numbers and Equipment Types
• Use Basic Warranty Functions in SAP PM
• Implement guidelines for use of various SAP Material Types
• Explain the key differences between Demand Planning and Reorder Point Planning
• Implement Order Design with Multiple Operations, understand when to use components versus objects
• Be able to execute PM Order Reports using PMIS

Course Level: Intermediate

Course Length: 2 days

Delivery Method: Classroom, Group-Live

Field of Study: Production

CPE Credits: 16 credits

Audience:
Project Team
Business Analysts
Super User
IT Staff

Prerequisites:  SAP Overview Course or 6 months of hands-on SAP experience and a preferred understanding of general Maintenance activities in a corporation. No advance preparation is required.

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• Learn common terminology of PM Technical Objects and Master Data.
• Build an understanding of Best Practices in developing the PM structure.
• Develop an understanding of high level configuration used to support PM Master Data and Technical Object.

 Day 1: Morning

Technical Objects Overview
1. Process Based Reliability
2. Equipment Based Reliability

Structure Design and Best Practices
1. Resources to Use
2. Management Best Practices
3. Structuring Criteria
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4. Number Assignment
5. Demonstration: Structure Management

Day 1: Afternoon

Configuration Control
1. Use
2. Integration
3. Prerequisites
4. Features

Bill of Materials
1. Implementation Considerations
2. Features
3. Structure
4. BOM types and Use in PM
5. BOM Categories
6. Demonstration: BOMs

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Day 2: Morning

Material Types in PM
1. Maintenance Assemblies – IBAU
2. Spare Parts – ERSA
3. Non-stock Materials – NLAG
4. Non-Valuated Materials – UNBW

Other Master Data and Reference objects
1. Assemblies
2. Construction Types
3. Text Items
4. Equipment vs. Serial Numbers
5. Link Documents
6. Production Resource Tools (PRTs)

Day 2: Afternoon

Basic Warranty Functions
1. Warranty Counter
2. Demonstration: date Driven Warranty

Materials Requirements Planning for PM
1. Overview of MRP in SAP
2. Reorder Point Planning
3. Demonstration: Material Master and MRP

Jeff Plummer