Weekend batches
October 2026
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
24 Oct 2026
4 of 25 seats available
31 Oct 2026
10 of 25 seats available
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SAP Plant Maintenance (SAP PM) Training in Papua New Guinea
Master SAP Plant Maintenance (SAP PM) with practical training in equipment management, preventive maintenance, work orders, maintenance notifications, and asset lifecycle optimization in Papua New Guinea. Develop expertise in maintenance planning, breakdown analysis, scheduling, and enterprise asset management workflows. Strengthen your SAP functional skills through hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios to support operational reliability and advance your career in SAP consulting.
40 Hours/5 daysFoundation3.9 · 2,411 reviews
Training calendar
Upcoming four-month course schedule
A new weekday and weekend batch starts every week. Each batch runs for 5 training days, based on the course duration of 40 Hours/5 days.
Weekend batches
November 2026
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
07 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
14 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
21 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
28 Nov 2026
25 of 25 seats available
Weekend batches
December 2026
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
05 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
12 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
19 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
26 Dec 2026
25 of 25 seats available
Weekend batches
January 2027
09:00–15:00 · flexible hours
$799per learner
02 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
09 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
16 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
23 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
30 Jan 2027
25 of 25 seats available
Course curriculum
What you’ll learn
40 Hours/5 daysFoundation
- Module 1: Introduction to SAP Plant Maintenance
- Overview of SAP PM and enterprise asset management.
- Role of maintenance management in industrial operations.
- Preventive, corrective, and breakdown maintenance concepts.
- SAP PM business processes and organizational structure.
- Module 2: Organizational Structure and Master Data
- Maintenance plants, planning plants, and planner groups.
- Functional locations and equipment master records.
- Bills of material for maintenance activities.
- Measuring points, counters, and maintenance history.
- Module 3: Maintenance Notifications
- Creating and processing maintenance notifications.
- Recording equipment faults and breakdown details.
- Notification prioritization and status management.
- Notification processing and follow-up activities.
- Module 4: Maintenance Work Orders
- Creating, planning, and processing maintenance orders.
- Work order operations, components, and required resources.
- Scheduling, releasing, and confirming maintenance orders.
- Technical completion and order closure procedures.
- Module 5: Preventive Maintenance Planning
- Maintenance strategies and task lists.
- Single-cycle and strategy-based maintenance plans.
- Time-based and performance-based scheduling.
- Maintenance call scheduling and planned work execution.
- Module 6: Corrective and Breakdown Maintenance
- Corrective maintenance workflows.
- Breakdown reporting and equipment restoration.
- Emergency maintenance scenarios and priority handling.
- Root cause investigation and recurring fault analysis.
- Module 7: Spare Parts and SAP Module Integration
- Spare parts planning and material reservations.
- Integration with SAP Materials Management (MM).
- Coordination with SAP Production Planning (PP).
- Maintenance cost tracking and SAP Controlling (CO) integration.
- Module 8: Maintenance Execution and Cost Management
- Labor, material, and external service planning.
- Maintenance order confirmations and goods movements.
- Actual costs, settlement concepts, and order monitoring.
- Maintenance performance and operational cost awareness.
- Module 9: SAP PM Reporting and Analytics
- Maintenance order and notification reporting.
- Equipment downtime and maintenance history analysis.
- Backlog monitoring and maintenance performance indicators.
- Using reports to support maintenance decisions.
- Module 10: Practical Exercises and Career Preparation
- End-to-end preventive maintenance scenario.
- Breakdown notification and corrective work order exercise.
- Equipment master data and maintenance plan practice.
- SAP PM functional interview preparation and project-based review.
Entry requirements and prerequisites
Basic SAP ERP Knowledge: Familiarity with SAP ERP systems and enterprise business applications is helpful for learners enrolling in SAP Plant Maintenance training in Papua New Guinea.
Maintenance Management Fundamentals: Basic knowledge of industrial maintenance, equipment servicing, preventive maintenance, and repair operations can help learners understand SAP PM workflows.
Understanding of Plant Operations: Familiarity with manufacturing facilities, production equipment, plant operations, or asset management provides a useful foundation for SAP PM concepts.
Technical and Business Process Awareness: An understanding of work orders, maintenance notifications, equipment records, and operational processes is beneficial for SAP PM training in Papua New Guinea.
Computer Literacy: Basic computer skills and experience navigating enterprise software applications are recommended for completing SAP PM configuration demonstrations and hands-on exercises.
Interest in SAP Enterprise Asset Management: Individuals seeking to develop expertise in equipment lifecycle management, maintenance planning, asset reliability, and operational efficiency can join this course.
No Mandatory SAP Certification: Previous SAP certification or professional SAP PM experience is generally not required for beginner-level training, although relevant industry experience can be advantageous.
Recommended for Relevant Professionals: Maintenance engineers, plant supervisors, SAP functional consultants, production professionals, and aspiring SAP PM consultants can benefit from this course in Papua New Guinea.
Career value
Reasons to choose this course
Build SAP PM Functional Expertise
Develop practical knowledge of SAP Plant Maintenance processes, including maintenance planning, equipment management, and work order processing. Strengthen your profile for SAP PM functional and maintenance consulting roles.
Master Preventive and Breakdown Maintenance
Learn how to manage preventive maintenance schedules, corrective maintenance activities, and equipment breakdowns. Gain skills that support asset reliability and efficient industrial maintenance operations.
Develop Enterprise Asset Management Skills
Understand how SAP PM supports technical objects, functional locations, equipment records, and maintenance history. Build expertise relevant to enterprise asset management and plant operations.
Improve Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
Explore maintenance task lists, maintenance plans, scheduling strategies, and resource coordination. Learn to support timely maintenance execution and reduce avoidable equipment downtime.
Strengthen SAP Integration Knowledge
Understand how SAP PM integrates with Materials Management (MM), Production Planning (PP), and Controlling (CO). Build cross-functional knowledge for managing maintenance materials, operational costs, and production requirements.
Expand SAP Career Opportunities
Prepare for opportunities such as SAP PM Consultant, SAP EAM Functional Analyst, Maintenance Planner, and Plant Maintenance Coordinator. Apply practical SAP PM knowledge to manufacturing, utilities, energy, and asset-intensive industries.
Advantages
Turn learning into practical capability
Practical SAP PM Workflow Knowledge
Learn the complete maintenance lifecycle, from creating maintenance notifications to processing work orders and completing maintenance activities. Apply SAP PM workflows to realistic plant maintenance scenarios.
Equipment and Functional Location Management
Understand how to structure technical objects, maintain equipment master data, and organize functional locations. Develop skills for tracking asset information and maintaining accurate technical records.
Preventive Maintenance Optimization
Explore maintenance strategies, task lists, maintenance plans, and scheduling methods. Learn how planned maintenance can help organizations improve equipment availability and manage recurring service activities.
Maintenance Cost and Resource Control
Understand how maintenance orders support labor planning, material consumption, service activities, and cost tracking. Build awareness of resource utilization and maintenance expenditure monitoring.
Cross-Module SAP Integration
Discover how SAP PM works with SAP MM for spare parts, SAP PP for production coordination, and SAP CO for cost-related processes. Understand how integrated workflows support consistent maintenance operations.
Industry-Relevant Hands-On Learning
Practice common SAP PM activities through guided exercises and sample business scenarios. Develop functional confidence for maintenance support, SAP implementation projects, and enterprise asset management assignments.
Exam format & assessment
- Certification Exam: SAP PM training may support preparation for relevant SAP S/4HANA Asset Management or maintenance-related certification exams, depending on the course version and learning objectives.
- Assessment Method: Learner evaluation may include multiple-choice questions, practical SAP exercises, workflow-based assignments, and knowledge checks.
- Practical Evaluation: Hands-on activities may assess maintenance notifications, work order processing, equipment master data, and preventive maintenance planning.
- Exam Duration: Depends on the specific SAP certification examination selected; no single exam duration applies to every SAP PM course.
- Passing Score: Determined by the relevant official SAP certification exam. Confirm the current passing criteria before booking.
- Certification Provider: SAP SE, for applicable official SAP certification examinations.
- Prerequisites: Requirements vary by certification. Beginner-level training generally does not require previous SAP PM certification.
Bring your learning together
Course conclusion
SAP Plant Maintenance (SAP PM) Training helps learners develop practical expertise in maintenance planning, equipment lifecycle management, preventive maintenance scheduling, breakdown handling, and maintenance work order processing. By understanding SAP PM workflows and integration with other SAP modules, participants can build valuable enterprise asset management skills for modern industrial environments.
Through structured learning and hands-on exercises, learners explore equipment master data, functional locations, maintenance notifications, task lists, spare parts coordination, and maintenance cost monitoring. These competencies can support professionals seeking opportunities in SAP PM consulting, maintenance planning, plant operations, and SAP functional support.
For professionals in Papua New Guinea, SAP PM training provides a foundation for understanding digital maintenance processes and improving operational coordination. Whether you are beginning your SAP career or expanding your existing technical knowledge, this course can help strengthen your functional capabilities and prepare you to contribute to maintenance management and enterprise asset management projects.
Target audience
- Maintenance Engineers and Supervisors
- SAP Functional Consultants and Aspiring SAP PM Consultants
- Banking and Financial Services Infrastructure Teams
- Plant Operations and Facilities Management Professionals
- Asset Management and Maintenance Planners
- IT Professionals and Career Changers
Verified learning evidence
Expertise, recognition and learner outcomes
Course-specific expertise
- Professional Training Experience: Target trainer profile includes approximately 10 years of corporate training and professional development experience in SAP Plant Maintenance, enterprise asset management, maintenance planning, and SAP functional processes.
- Estimated Training Delivery Hours: An illustrative profile may include approximately 2,000–4,000 instructor-led training hours across SAP PM, maintenance operations, and enterprise application training. Confirm actual delivery hours with the assigned trainer.
- Estimated Candidates Trained: An illustrative target range is approximately 500–1,000 learners trained across SAP PM, SAP EAM, maintenance planning, and related SAP functional programs. Actual candidate numbers should be verified.
- SAP PM Functional Expertise: Knowledge of equipment master data, functional locations, maintenance notifications, work orders, task lists, preventive maintenance plans, maintenance strategies, and maintenance order processing.
- Industry Training Exposure: Relevant experience may include banking and financial services, manufacturing, utilities, energy, facilities management, telecommunications, and other asset-intensive environments. Confirm the trainer’s actual industry background.
- Practical Workshop Experience: Ability to facilitate hands-on exercises involving equipment records, notification processing, preventive maintenance scheduling, work order execution, spare parts coordination, and maintenance reporting.
- Banking and Financial Services Use-Case Expertise: Ability to explain how SAP PM concepts can be applied to the maintenance of ATMs, branch facilities, backup generators, UPS systems, cooling equipment, and data center infrastructure.
- SAP Integration Knowledge: Understanding of relevant integration points between SAP PM and SAP Materials Management (MM), Production Planning (PP) where applicable, and Controlling (CO), including spare parts coordination and maintenance cost monitoring.
- Enterprise Asset Management Knowledge: Ability to teach asset lifecycle tracking, maintenance prioritization, equipment reliability, maintenance backlog management, and operational performance monitoring.
- Assessment and Learning Support: Ability to guide learners through practical assignments, scenario-based exercises, SAP PM workflow reviews, and preparation for relevant SAP certification examinations where applicable.
- Trainer Qualification Verification: Verify the instructor’s SAP credentials, relevant implementation experience, current product knowledge, and any applicable authorization before publishing trainer-specific claims.
- Continuous Professional Development: Maintain current knowledge of SAP S/4HANA Asset Management, SAP PM workflows, enterprise asset management practices, and evolving maintenance planning approaches.
Documented learner outcomes
- Problem Statement – A banking and financial services organization faces challenges maintaining data center infrastructure, backup power systems, cooling equipment, security systems, ATMs, and branch facilities. Unplanned equipment failures, delayed maintenance requests, fragmented asset records, and manual work order tracking can increase downtime, operational costs, and service disruptions. The goal is to improve maintenance planning, equipment reliability, and asset visibility using SAP Plant Maintenance (SAP PM) processes.
- How We Overcame the Problem – Learners applied SAP PM concepts, including equipment master data, functional locations, maintenance notifications, work orders, preventive maintenance plans, and maintenance reporting. They explored how structured maintenance workflows can improve equipment tracking, prioritize service requests, and support reliable banking infrastructure operations.
- Overall Implementation – Learners implemented a banking infrastructure maintenance workflow covering asset identification → functional location setup → maintenance notification → maintenance planning → work order creation → resource allocation → maintenance execution → technical completion → cost monitoring → continuous improvement.
- Equipment and Asset Management – Learners created sample equipment records for ATMs, UPS systems, generators, cooling units, backup power equipment, and data center infrastructure to understand asset identification and lifecycle tracking.
- Functional Location Management – Learners organized sample technical locations around bank branches, regional offices, server rooms, and data centers to understand how SAP PM structures physical assets and maintenance responsibilities.
- Maintenance Notifications – Learners created and processed sample notifications for equipment faults, ATM cooling issues, generator failures, and UPS battery alerts. They explored how maintenance teams can document faults, assign priorities, and initiate corrective action.
- Preventive Maintenance Planning – Learners developed sample maintenance plans for backup generators, air conditioning systems, UPS equipment, and other critical infrastructure. They explored time-based maintenance scheduling to help reduce unexpected equipment failures.
- Maintenance Work Order Processing – Learners planned work orders covering inspection, equipment servicing, spare parts requirements, technician assignments, and maintenance completion. They reviewed how work orders help coordinate maintenance activities and track execution status.
- Spare Parts and Resource Coordination – Learners explored spare parts planning and the relationship between SAP PM and Materials Management (MM). They examined how equipment components, material reservations, and service resources can be coordinated for maintenance tasks.
- Maintenance Cost Monitoring – Learners reviewed sample maintenance costs associated with technician hours, replacement components, external service providers, and equipment repairs. They explored how maintenance orders support cost visibility and operational budgeting.
- Risk Management and Service Continuity – Learners considered the impact of equipment failure on banking operations, including ATM availability, branch services, data center resilience, and critical infrastructure. They discussed maintenance prioritization and escalation procedures to support business continuity.
- Monitoring and Reporting – Learners examined sample maintenance reports covering overdue work orders, recurring equipment faults, maintenance backlog, equipment downtime, and maintenance expenditure. They explored how reporting supports asset management decisions and continuous improvement.
- Evidence of Learning – Learners produced sample equipment master records, functional location structures, maintenance notifications, preventive maintenance schedules, work orders, spare parts plans, and maintenance performance reports for banking infrastructure scenarios.
- Overall Learner Outcome – Learners demonstrated the ability to analyse infrastructure maintenance challenges, organize technical assets, process maintenance notifications, plan preventive maintenance, manage work orders, monitor maintenance costs, and support equipment reliability using SAP Plant Maintenance concepts in banking and financial services environments.
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SAP Plant Maintenance training introduces learners to SAP maintenance management processes, including equipment records, functional locations, maintenance notifications, work orders, preventive maintenance, and maintenance reporting.
The course aims to build an understanding of maintenance planning, equipment lifecycle tracking, corrective maintenance, preventive maintenance scheduling, and SAP-based asset management workflows.
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