Live instruction
Instructor-led sessions explain the process, demonstrate the work, and connect individual topics to the larger operating model.
Instructor-led enterprise training
SAP Plant Maintenance
Build practical, job-relevant capability through live instruction and structured independent practice.
Live sessions5
Instructor time25 hours
Independent practice93.3 hours
Typical cadenceWeekly · same weekday
Elapsed learning5 weeks
Course overview
Build understanding through guided instruction and serious practice.
Build practical, job-relevant capability through live instruction and structured independent practice.
Who this is for
Practical capability for the work ahead.
A practical, process-centered SAP S/4HANA Asset Management course for aspiring PM/EAM functional users, maintenance planners, power users, and junior functional consultants. It prioritizes repeatable corrective and preventive maintenance work in the SAP system—technical objects, maintenance requests/notifications, orders, planning, execution, confirmation, completion, and maintenance plans—rather than attempting deep implementation configuration or specialized asset-management submodules.
SAP modules
Subject areas covered in this course.
How learning works
A weekly cycle built around application.
Live instruction introduces and connects the material. Independent practice turns that material into usable capability.
Independent practice
Expect approximately three to four hours of structured practice for every hour of live instruction.
Trouble-ticket support
Show-stopping practice issues can be documented for instructor review, normally with a response within one to two business days.
Session-by-session curriculum
What you will learn and practice.
Open each session to review the included public topics and the practice expected before the next instructor meeting.
1 SAP S/4HANA Asset Management Foundations and Technical Objects5 live hours · 18 practice hours
Establish the organizational and technical-object foundation learners need to identify an asset correctly and trace future maintenance history against it.
Included topics
- SAP Plant Maintenance terminology in current SAP S/4HANA Asset Management
- Maintenance process overview: request through analysis and maintenance history
- Organizational levels and responsibilities: maintenance plant, planning plant, planner group, work center
- Technical objects: functional locations, equipment, serial numbers, materials, and BOMs
- Supporting master data: task-list purpose, measuring points/counters, warranties, documents
Independent practice
Build reliable technical-object navigation and master-data judgment before learners begin recording maintenance requests and planning work.
- Navigate the SAP Fiori launchpad and locate the key Asset Management apps or equivalent assigned system transactions.
- Explain the relationship among maintenance plant, planning plant, planner group, work center, functional location, and equipment for the supplied plant scenario.
- Create or revise a functional-location hierarchy and create equipment assigned to the correct location.
- Review equipment-related material/BOM, work-center, warranty, measuring-point, and document relationships; identify which information is master data versus transactional history.
- Prepare a structured trouble ticket with screenshots, business context, expected result, actual result, and relevant object/document numbers if system access or authorizations block an exercise.
Ready for the next session when: Learners can select the correct functional location or equipment, explain its organizational responsibility, and identify the essential master data needed to create a high-quality maintenance request.
2 Corrective Maintenance: Request, Notification, Planning, and Release5 live hours · 18 practice hours
Teach learners to convert a credible maintenance issue into a planned, released maintenance order with the resources and controls needed for execution.
Included topics
- Maintenance requests and notifications: intake, prioritization, malfunction documentation, and screening
- Maintenance-order creation and lifecycle: operations, dates, statuses, and release
- Order planning: work centers, labor, materials/components, tools, documents, and external-service awareness
- Emergency and minor-work process variants
- Permits, safety plans, and work-clearance dependencies
Independent practice
Make the request-to-order process repeatable for both normal corrective work and urgent work, including diagnosis of missing or incomplete planning data.
- Create a maintenance request/notification for an equipment malfunction using the correct reference object, priority, damage/cause information, dates, and attachments where available.
- Screen and improve an intentionally incomplete notification so that a maintenance planner can act on it.
- Create a maintenance order from a notification; enter operations, work center, planned labor, components, external-service requirement example, dates, and required documents.
- Check order status and planning completeness, then release the order after resolving a deliberately introduced material, date, or work-center issue.
- Run one emergency or simplified-work scenario and explain why it follows a different path from the standard corrective process.
Ready for the next session when: Learners can explain and perform the standard corrective-maintenance path from request/notification through a released, executable maintenance order.
3 Maintenance Execution, Confirmation, Completion, and History5 live hours · 18 practice hours
Enable learners to execute the released order accurately, record labor and material consumption, close the work appropriately, and use the resulting maintenance history.
Included topics
- Maintenance-order execution and materials consumption
- Order and notification confirmations: labor, technical findings, dates, and actual values
- Technical completion, business close awareness, and status troubleshooting
- Maintenance history and integration touchpoints with materials management and controlling
- Mobile maintenance and technician experience
Independent practice
Develop confidence in the operational records that make maintenance history, cost visibility, and future planning trustworthy.
- Execute a released maintenance order using the assigned technician or planner workflow, including material withdrawal or simulated goods issue where the training system permits.
- Enter operation/labor confirmations and notification technical findings; distinguish planned from actual work and materials.
- Set technical completion only after verifying that required confirmations and documentation are complete; identify why an order cannot yet be completed in an exception scenario.
- Close the notification/order in the appropriate sequence and review the maintenance history created for the technical object.
- Trace the high-level integration touchpoints with inventory/materials and cost collection, and explain which issues require MM or FI/CO support.
Ready for the next session when: Learners can complete a corrective-maintenance order without losing the technical and actual-work information needed for history, analysis, and preventive maintenance.
4 Preventive Maintenance: Task Lists, Plans, Measurements, and Scheduling5 live hours · 18 practice hours
Enable learners to establish and operate maintainable preventive-maintenance plans that generate the correct work at the correct time or usage threshold.
Included topics
- Preventive-maintenance business process and task-list design
- Single-cycle time-based maintenance plans and scheduling
- Strategy-based and performance-based maintenance plans
- Measuring points, counters, measurement documents, and threshold exceptions
- Due lists, generated calls, backlog awareness, and plan-scheduling troubleshooting
Independent practice
Give learners repeated experience building a reusable task list and scheduling plans while diagnosing common call-generation and measurement issues.
- Create or adapt a general, equipment, or functional-location task list with operations, work center, durations, components, and documents.
- Create and schedule a single-cycle time-based maintenance plan that calls an order or notification according to the assigned scenario.
- Create a basic strategy-based plan and explain the relationship among maintenance strategy, package, task list, maintenance item, and call object.
- Record a measurement document against a measuring point/counter and explain its role in performance-based maintenance.
- Review a generated call or due list, identify why an expected call did not occur, and correct the relevant date, scheduling, counter, or status data.
Ready for the next session when: Learners can build and schedule a preventive-maintenance scenario and can connect generated work back to the corrective-order execution skills already practiced.
5 Operational Analytics, Capstone Processing, and Project Readiness5 live hours · 21.3 practice hours
Consolidate the complete corrective and preventive maintenance workflow, teach learners to use maintenance history and embedded analytics at an operational level, and prepare them to explain their work in a project or interview context.
Included topics
- Maintenance history, standard operational lists, and S/4HANA embedded analytics
- End-to-end corrective and preventive maintenance capstone with troubleshooting
- Configuration literacy: organizational assignments, notification/order types, and plan-control concepts
- ECC/classic SAP PM terminology and selected SAP GUI orientation
Independent practice
Consolidate all workflows through realistic repetition, evidence-based troubleshooting, and a documented capstone that demonstrates usable SAP PM/EAM capability.
- Complete an end-to-end capstone: validate a technical object, create a request/notification, plan and release an order, execute/confirm/complete it, and verify the history.
- Create and schedule a preventive plan connected to the capstone asset, then interpret its due/call results.
- Use standard lists or Fiori embedded analytics to investigate notification backlog, order status, breakdown or history information, and planned-versus-actual work.
- Resolve at least three seeded defects spanning master data, notification quality, order status, confirmation/completion, and preventive-plan scheduling; submit structured trouble tickets for any true system blockers.
- Produce a concise project-readiness explanation of the corrective and preventive process, key master data, integration touchpoints, results, and business impact.
Ready for the next session when: Course complete. Learners should be able to demonstrate a controlled SAP S/4HANA Asset Management process, explain the decisions behind each document, and independently repeat and troubleshoot common PM/EAM workflows.
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