SAP functional consultant (PM/MM) in manufacturing—tobacco and brewing—with 20+ years of experience in FMCG. Passionate about Plant Maintenance, I share solutions and insights on using SAP EAM in the most practical way.
PlantMSI™ — Plant Maintenance Solutions & Insights
All materials are provided for individual use only.
If you intend to purchase this course for corporate or team use, please contact me at info@plantmsi.com to discuss licensing options.
I can provide:
Each organization has different system setups and operational standards. Where possible, the materials can be adjusted to reflect your company profile and real plant scenarios.
Please reach out to discuss your requirements.
I’m going to introduce the following coding throughout all my published materials to ensure clarity. The description includes examples from the current and future posts:
PM00 – SAP Setup
Configuration, work centers, and core system setup.
PM01 – Machinery
Functional locations, equipment, and related master data.
PM02 – Substructure
Subassemblies, bills of material (BOMs), and links to OEM documentation and drawings.
PM03 – Spare Parts Management
Spare parts classification, MRP logic, inventory management, and master data governance.
PM04 – Preventive Maintenance Plans
Maintenance strategies, task lists, counters and measuring points, plan simulation, and maintenance trolleys.
PM05 – Planning & Scheduling
Maintenance planning, scheduling logic, integration with production data, and shutdown planning.
PM06 – Work Orders & Notifications Processing
Planned and unplanned maintenance, notification and catalog usage, time confirmation, and HR integration.
PM07 – Reporting & Analysis
Maintenance costs, key performance indicators (KPIs), and analytical perspectives.
PM08 – Advanced Topics
Condition-based maintenance (CBM), reliability-centered maintenance (RCM), FMEA, predictive maintenance, AI applications, mobile solutions, and quality assurance.
PM09 – EHS
Lockout–Tagout (LOTO) and safety-related maintenance aspects.
PM10 – References
Books and supporting reference materials.
All recommendations in these courses are provided without warranty and must be independently assessed before implementation. Asset Engineers, Reliability Managers, and maintenance organizations are solely responsible for decisions taken, configurations performed, and any technical, operational, financial, or safety consequences arising from the use of these materials.
