SAP Plant Maintenance
Training SAP Overview
Agenda
1.
PM Organization Structure
1.1. Maintenance Plant & Maintenance Planning Plant
1.2. Maintenance Planner Group & Maintenance Work Center
2.
Technical Objects
2.1.
2.2.
2.3.
2.4.
3.
Functional Location
Equipment
Bill of Material
Measuring Point
Maintenance Processing
3.1. Breakdown/Corrective Maintenance
3.2. Preventive Maintenance
3.2. Refurbishment Order
4.
PM Information System
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PM Organization Structure
Maintenance Plant :
Is organizational unit where you can
manage technical objects and work center
Maintenance Plant
Maintenance Planning Plant :
Is organizational units where task list,
material planning, maintenance plans are
managed, maintenance notification are
created and maintenance orders can be
handled
Maintenance Planning Plant
Maintenance Work Center
Is a group persons who responsible to do
task
Planner Group
Group of employees for the planning and
processing of maintenance tasks in a
particular plant
Planner Group
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Maintenance
Work Center
Maintenance Work Center
Work Center can be one of the following :
Machine
Group of machines
People
Group of people
In Plant Maintenance work centers are used as:
1.
Main work center in the master record for the equipment or functional
location
2.
Main work center in a maintenance planning
3.
Main work center in the task list header
4.
Main work center in the order header
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Functional Location
Functional Location
Functional location = multi-level, hierarchical structure,
Functional Location represents the place at which a maintenance task is to
organized according to ...
be performed
Spatial
Technical
Pieces of equipment can be installed &
dismantled at functional locations
Functional
The costs of maintenance task have to be
monitored for certain parts of your technical
system
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Criteria
Structure Indicator
Functional location = multi-level, hierarchical structure,
organized according to ...
Spatial
Technical
Structure Indicator
Functional
Criteria
Edit mask
Hierarchy levels
Location number
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AN-ANN-N-X-X
1 2 3 4 56
A1
A1-B
A1-B02
A1-B02- 9
A1-B02- 9-C
A1-B02- 9-C- 1
A = Alpha
N = Numeric
X = Alphanumeric
System
Area
Sub-area
Function
Sub-function
Item
Automatic Assignment Upon Creation
Automatic Assignment Upon Creation
C1
Clarification
plant
Existing
functional
locations
C1-M
Mechanical
cleaning
C1-M01
Sand trap
New
functional
locations
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C1-B
Biological
cleaning
C1-M02
Oil/fat
trap
C1-M01-2
Ventilator
Ventilator
C1-B01
Pump
plant
C1-M02-2
Ventilator
C1-B01-1
Pump 1
C1-B02-2
Filter cell
C1-B02
Filtering
station
Equipment
A pieces of equipment is an individual physical
object that is to be maintained as an
autonomous unit
Equipment can be installed at functional
location
You should always create an equipment master record for a technical
object if:
1.
You need to manage individual data for the object
2.
Breakdown, prepared or preventive maintenance task are required for
an object and must be recorded
3.
The costs of maintenance tasks for this object are to be monitored
4.
You need to record the usage time of this object at functional location
5.
Technical data for this object must be collected and evaluated over
long periods of time
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Autonomous Equipment
Equipment
Autonomous
Equipment category:
Machine
Equipment category:
Fleet object
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Equipment category:
Production resources and tools
Equipment category:
Test equipment
Autonomous Equipment Hierarchy
Autonomous Equipment Hierarchy
Level 0
Superior
Equipment:
Fleet object
Level 1
Sub-equipment:
Drive unit
Level 2
Sub-equipment:
Gears
Level 3
Sub-equipment:
Shaft
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Installation/Dismantling of Equipment
Installation/Dismantling of Equipment
You can monitor the installation times for a piece of equipment from
SAP
AG 1999
both
the
functional location view and the equipment view
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Equipment
EquipmentUsage
Usage List
List
S-15
Usage list
03/01/ - 09/20/98
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S-15
Equipment and Asset Accounting
Equipment
& Asset Accounting
Equipment master record
Location data
Asset number
Assets
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To assign pieces of equipment to an asset, you can define
an asset number in the equipment master record
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Equipment & Material
Material master record
MATERIALS
MANAGEMENT
PLANT
MAINTENANCE
Uses for
Material Master
• Buy
• Sell
•Make (Produce)
•Stock Inventory
•Volume Tracking
Uses for
Equipment Masters
Material Master
X
20’ Truck
Serial No. Profile
Description:
MAN K4000
Stock quantity:
10 pcs
•
•
•History / Tracking
•Plant Maintenance
•. . . . . . .
•
Eq. A Material X
Serial No. 1234
Mfg. GM
C152 JTS
E631 VYA
Equipment
Eq. B Material X
Serial No. 5678
Mfg. Volvo
Eq. C
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Description:
HD-MR 999
Manufacturer:
MAN
Model:
K4000
Year of production:1991
•
Equipment and
material masters are
related.
If you want to stock
this part, it needs to
be in the material
master.
If you want to
maintain history on
this part, it needs an
equipment master.
The same item can
have both a material
master and an
equipment master.
Bill of Material in Plant Maintenance
Bills of Material in Plant Maintenance
Structuring
of object
Spare parts planning
in order
Technical object
Maintenance
bill of material
Spare parts planning
in task list
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Spare part Assembly (BOM)
Assembly Example
Fork Lift (Equipment)
Brake Assembly
Rotors
Calipers
Brake Pads
Motor Assembly (Stockable Assy.)
Exhaust Assembly
Tail Pipe
Exhaust Pipe
Muffler
Wheels
Tires
Seat
R
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Measuring Point
Measuring points
and counters
Technical objects
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Measuring Document
Meas . doc.
Meas . doc.
Temperature 60
°C
Meas . doc.
Pressure
58 pascals
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Meas . doc.
Operating hours
01275
Kilometers
2351
Breakdown/Corrective Maintenance Activity
Notification
Purchasing
Material
requisition
Maintenance
Order
Material Availability
Check
Operation
Activity
MO Released
PMIS
Material
Withdrawals
Warehouse
management
system
Goods Issue
MO Completion
MTTR
MTBR
Goods receipt
Notification
Closed
Stock
Distribution
Cost
Controlling
Accounting
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Notification structure
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Catalogs
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Maintenance Order
Order header
For example: Order type, dates, plant, main object,
priority, description
Object list
Equipment (assembly), functional locations,
maintenance notifications
Operation
For example: Work center, control key, description
standard time
Material list
Production resources/tools
Settlement rule
Costs
(estimated / planned / actual)
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For example: Material, quantity, storage location
Order Release
Effects of order release:
Reservation effective,
can be withdrawn
Papers can be printed
Confirmation possible
Goods movement possible
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Material Movement – Process Flow
Stock Material
Non Stock Material
Component
Component
assignment
assignment
Purchase
Material
requisition
reservation
Purchase
order
Order
Availability
check
release
May
Order
release
Printing
Automatic
availability
check
Goods
receipt
Company
May
xyz
Goods
issue
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Invoice
Invoice
receipt
Material
AvailabilityList
List
Material
Availability
Traffic Light:
Signifies:
All materials available for planned date
Green
Material available by latest date
Yellow
Material not available
Red
Goods receipt indicators:
Complete goods receipt
Goods receipt not made or incomplete
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