Maximo PM Guide
Maximo PM Guide
Maximo PM Guide
5. Click Save.
CAUTION: You must set a frequency for a PM before MAXIMO can
generate work orders from it.
SETTING PM Frequency is the number of days or meter units that should elapse
FREQUENCY between the generation of preventive maintenance work orders from a
master PM. You can create a PM schedule to generate work orders based
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on elapsed time between work orders or changes to equipment meter
readings over time, or both.
Usually, a PM schedule for a Location measures only elapsed time
between work orders. A typical PM schedule for equipment measures
both elapsed time between work orders and changes to meter readings. If
frequency is based on meter units, MAXIMO checks service hours and
miles on the Meters tab of the Equipment record.
1. Create a PM
4. Click Save.
MASTER PMS Master PM records are templates for other PM records, called associated
PM records. You can create associated PM records from master PM
records, or make associations between existing PM records and a master
PM. You can use the scheduling information on a master PM record to
update its associated PM records
A Master PM does not generate work orders like a regular PM. Instead,
it controls certain aspects of its associated PMs
CREATING A To create a master PM, follow the procedure described in Creating a
MASTER PM PM and check the Master PM? box next to the description field. Once
you have created a master PM, you can create associated PM records
CREATING Associate PM records are records for individual pieces of equipment or
ASSOCIATED PMS Locations covered by the job plan of a master PM. For example, you
create a master PM for regular oil changes for a certain model truck.
Using that master PM, you would then create one associate PM for each
of the trucks of that model in your fleet
Associate PMs can be created in two ways:
Create associate PMs from a master PM using the Create
Associated PMs action.
4. Click OK.
MAXIMO displays a message with the work order numbers of
the work orders that have been generated.
5. Click OK
PM HIERARCHIES A PM hierarchy is a group of PMs arranged in parent-child relationships,
much like a work order hierarchy. You use PM hierarchies to generate
hierarchies of scheduled work orders. At the highest level of a PM
hierarchy, there is one PM that is the parent. This top-level PM can have
one or more child PMs. Each child PM can have one or more children,
and so on. A child PM can only have one parent PM
You use PM hierarchies to generate work order hierarchies. Because you
cannot generate work orders from a master PM, master PM records are
never part of a PM hierarchy. You can add a sequence number to each
PM in a PM hierarchy; the sequence number is copied to work orders you
generate from the PM
You cannot delete a PM record that is part of a hierarchy. PM records
that have a parent or child PMs must be removed from their hierarchies
before you can delete them
SEASONAL PMS A seasonal PM is a master PM record that is shut down for a period of
time to accommodate changing equipment or Location needs. After the
work is completed for the season, you can reset the master to be dormant
until the season returns
You might use seasonal PMs related to seasonal work such as air
conditioning maintenance, or servicing snow removal equipment