The SAP Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS) certainly is widely used across much of industry. Particularly with its transactional nature and integration into enterprise, business and accounting systems. However, due to its complexity, it is questionable whether all are utilising it to its best and particularly with the engagement of end users, trades and on the shop floor.

GSK are quite enthusiastic users of SAP for quite some years and happy to share what they are doing to get the best from SAP. They will share their experience including insights and learnings to get best out of SAP including on master data setup including both PM and Material Master along with a live walk though on how they have SAP setup including BOMS, Master Data and MRP.

At this workshop we will also have Origin Energy share on how they have defined (for all of Origin) the SAP asset class hierarchy, asset characteristics, and asset failure coding sets, using ISO14224-2006 “Petroleum Petrochemical and Natural Gas Industries - Collection and Exchange of Reliability and Maintenance Data for Equipment”. The presentation will show the SAP field mapping and practical drill-down examples using live data.

Come learn from GSK, Origin Energy and others, come share your experience and practices with others facing the same opportunities and challenges with the SAP CMMS. Come along to this event and discuss topics like

What data is recorded (breakdowns, PMs, Inspections follow ups)
What KPIs used, reports and analysis done
Safety integration (Permits, LOTO)
Engaging trades and end users
Mobility, use in the field and shop floor
Exporting, Importing linking to other data
Documentation, Stores/parts/inventory links
SAP features and useful add-ons or 3rd party apps
Tips and tricks

Agenda (in AEST timezone)

9:50am for 10am start

10:00 Intros and setting expectations

10:15 GSK share on their experience including insights and learnings to get best out of SAP

10:45 Origin Energy presentation on SAP asset class hierarchy, asset characteristics, and asset failure coding with live data

11:15 Other Company shares and Q&A

12:00 Group discussions

wrap up for 12:30 finish

Who Should Attend?

SIRF Common Interest Work Groups are for anyone interested in the topic of the day, and have the broadest attendance range of any of our events. Likely of interest to Planners, Trades, Maintenance Managers, Reliability engineers, Mechanical and Electrical Supervisors/Team leaders and SAP/System Admin. Chances are good that if you’ve read this far, this event is for you!

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Access to a PC/ Tablet / Smartphone with Camera and mic

What software will I require?

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When do I need to register by?

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Investment?

This event is included in SIRF Roundtable membership

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