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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Maximo MAS-9 Planning and Scheduling
- Essential concepts and key terminology
- Guided navigation of the planning interface
- Comprehending calendars and shift structures
Managing Work Orders for Planning
- Identifying work orders ready for planning
- Evaluating priorities and associated constraints
- Applying filters and grouping work orders
Constructing Schedules
- Initiating new schedule creation
- Setting time periods and defining parameters
- Verifying schedule inputs for accuracy
Resource Planning and Assignment
- Assessing labor availability
- Distributing crews and necessary tools
- Managing required skills and certifications
Optimizing Schedules
- Leveraging built-in optimization tools
- Aligning workload with available capacity
- Addressing conflicts and resolving constraints
Monitoring Execution
- Tracking progress and real-time updates
- Managing exceptions and unexpected changes
- Proactively adjusting schedules as needed
Reporting and Analytics
- Creating comprehensive planning reports
- Reviewing key performance indicators
- Exporting and sharing schedule data
Advanced Planning Techniques
- Strategies for multi-shift and multi-crew environments
- Planning for seasonal variations and outages
- Integrating planning with other MAS-9 modules
Conclusion and Future Steps
Requirements
- A solid grasp of asset management processes
- Hands-on experience with enterprise maintenance workflows
- Proficiency in navigating general IT systems
Target Audience
- Maintenance coordinators aiming to optimize asset-related scheduling tasks
- Planners looking to enhance work order execution using MAS-9 tools
- Supervisors seeking to refine resource allocation and improve timeline visibility
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