Purpose

The following steps describe an example of a process in order processing without valuation . Here, a lockout/tagout is executed using the standard model .

Process Flow

Notifying a maintenance requirement

This can be performed manually using a malfunction report or automatically using a SCADA system in the control room, or by using deadline monitoring of maintenance plans in preventive maintenance.

Creating and planning an order

You plan the activities and resources required, create a cost estimate, and perform scheduling. If the tasks to be performed require lockout/tagout, you must activate work clearance management for the order .

Create WCM objects and tagging

You create the necessary work clearance application using the corresponding Operational WCD .

You switch the technical object using the Operational WCD and confirm the execution of the tagging in the work clearance application.

Issue " Release for execution " in the WCM-relevant order

When all the prerequisites for issuing the "release for execution" are fulfilled, the Release for Execution pushbutton appears in the WCM-relevant order. You can now set the status EXEC (Released for Execution) for the WCM-relevant order.

Executing the work and confirming its completion

During and after the completion of the work, you confirm the resources required (for example, materials, times, and external services) and technical findings. You confirm the completion of the work with the status WOCO ( Work completed ).

Close WCM objects and untagging

As soon as you have closed the work clearance application, the Operational WCDs can be untagged, that is you can untag the technical objects.

Then close the Operational WCD.

Completing a WCM-relevant order and copying to an order history

After technical completion, the business completion is performed with settlement of the WCM-relevant order. The WCM-relevant order is then copied into the order history, where it is available for evaluations in the SAP component Plant Maintenance Information System (PM-IS).

The following graphic is a schematic representation of this process: You can also see here which statuses are set.