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Maximo for Service Providers – A snapshot of the last 5 years
Read more: Maximo for Service Providers – A snapshot of the last 5 yearsIt is almost 5 years since Maximo for Service Providers 7.6 was released and there have been a further eight feature packs or fix packs since. This page gives a snapshot of the changes that have been made. Maximo for Service Providers 7.6 (12-Dec-2014) Multi-tenancy support Warning when a bill batch is created for an…
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Imported Views
Read more: Imported ViewsIn the Database Configuration application Maximo provides the ability to import a view based on an already existing database view. It is a simple process, but it does require you to extend an existing Maximo object. The new object will be the same as the view name. In the example shown we have created a…
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Maximo Languages and Language Tables
Read more: Maximo Languages and Language TablesLearn how to set up a new language table and make attributes language enabled.
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Repair Facilities
Read more: Repair FacilitiesWhat is a Repair Facility? Repair Facilities will most often be used when there are mobile assets that move between locations, for example trains, trucks and buses, boats and aeroplanes. The assets that belong to one site may be repaired at a location in another. In Maximo the work order is raised for the same…
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Nuclear Application Maps (14 of 14) – Calibration
Read more: Nuclear Application Maps (14 of 14) – CalibrationMaximo for Nuclear Power includes applications to support instrument calibration and the calibration of measurement and test equipment (M&TE). Assets can be calibrated. Locations can be part of a calibration loop, a set of instruments grouped and calibrated together. Tools can be defined as M&TE devices. The Data Sheet Template application is used to define the instrument specification,…
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Nuclear Application Maps (13 of 14) – Inventory and Purchasing
Read more: Nuclear Application Maps (13 of 14) – Inventory and PurchasingThe Inventory and Procurement applications have been extended by Maximo for Nuclear Power. Terms and Conditions can be identified as being quality, technical or commercial terms or conditions. Each term has a status and a revision number. Companies have a quality status and can have multiple quality terms and conditions. Audit details can be recorded…
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Nuclear Application Maps (12 of 14) – Duty Stations
Read more: Nuclear Application Maps (12 of 14) – Duty StationsA duty station is a role-based function performed on a unit across multiple shifts. It is defined as a combination of a Site, Unit and Function. Examples of a role-based function would be a Shift Supervisor, Control Room Reactor Operator, or Health Physics Technician. A Duty Station Plan defines the role-based functions required during shift operations.…
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Nuclear Application Maps (11 of 14) – Clearances
Read more: Nuclear Application Maps (11 of 14) – ClearancesClearances is sometimes known as Lock out / Tag out and is associated with the process of isolation of potentially dangerous equipment due to electrical, mechanical, chemical, hydraulic, heat and radiation sources that pose hazards to people and the environment. A Clearance consists of three principal parts: A protective boundary enforced by administrative control of…
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Nuclear Application Maps (10 of 14) – Work Orders and Surveillance Testing
Read more: Nuclear Application Maps (10 of 14) – Work Orders and Surveillance TestingThe Job Plans application is a template for the work instructions and estimates of labor, materials, services and tools that are applied to a work order to create a work plan. The Job Plan application has been extended in a small way so that job plans for permits can be distinguished from those for work orders. …
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Nuclear Application Maps (9 of 14) – Preventive Maintenance and Surveillance Planning
Read more: Nuclear Application Maps (9 of 14) – Preventive Maintenance and Surveillance PlanningMaximo for Nuclear Power extends the core Preventive Maintenance (PM) application in a number of ways. The PM record is used to generate work orders and surveillances. PMs are normally time or meter based but work orders and surveillances can also be generated on-demand from a PM as would be the case if a particular plant…

