S4280 - S/4HANA Manufacturing for Production Engineering and Operations (PEO) Training

Essential

• Basic knowledge of manufacturing life cycle

Recommended

• SAP ERP (MM, PP, QM modules)

• Solution Consultants
• Project Leaders
• Project Team Members
• System integrators who setup and operate PEO in a business network

• This course will prepare you to:
• Explain key features and benefits of SAP S/4HANA Manufacturing for Production Engineering and Operations (PEO)
• Explain the business processes that SAP S/4HANA PEO supports around production engineering and production operations
• Configure product and process master data, such as version- controlled manufacturing BOMs and routings that include all information needed for production planning, production costing, and shop floor execution
• Execute manufacturing change management to orchestrates the end-to- end production engineering process
• Execute serialized and non-serialized production process using role-specific UIs for production operators

• Manufacturing Engineering
• Create EBOMs in S/4HANA
• Manage Engineering Snapshots (Multi-level EBOM structures) in S/4HANA
• Handover EBOM to MBOM using VEMP
• Define and create various planning scopes
• Define Model/Unit effectivity for BOM, routing and production order
• Define major assemblies and installation kit structures
• Use project system to maintain WBS networks with relationship to installation order
• Create MBOMs with effectivity values and ref. points and assign them to network activities
• Run MRP for planned order
• Convert planned order to production order
• Create installation orders for different model units
• Explain version management concept
• Introduce an engineering change
• Explain the concept of change records
• Analyze change impact on various objects
• Manufacturing Process Planning
• Explain how operation activities in S/4HANA Manufacturing relate to PEO
• Define qualifications to be checked during the execution of production process
• Define buyoff and buyoff items in S/4HANA for PEO
• Define shop-floor routing with various assignments to operation activities, such as inspection characteristics, qualifications, buyoffs, etc.
• Allocate components with reference to 3D models
• Configure in-line work instructions with embedded data collection for the shop floor processes
• Use standard texts for work instructions
• Create orders and operation activities for production execution
• Define reason codes and reason code groups for operator´s actions
• Explain status and action schema (SAS) and use custom-defined SAS’s in the shop floor routing
• Define action type handlers
• Set up routings for disassembly scenarios
• Extended Production Operations
• Distribute work between production operators
• Use personal work queues and other apps
• Track serialized products and collect data about them using role- specific UIs for production operators
• View work instruction with embedded references to 3D model, components and inspection characteristic tables
• Use in-line work instructions with embedded data collection capability to record component and quality information
• Record defects during production process
• Track labor actions
• Claim and register tools during production process
• View PMI data in attached 3D view
• Perform operation activities for disassembly
• Split shop floor order into multiple orders during production execution
• Production Monitoring
• View and analyze as-built and genealogy details about serialized products
• Use extended action log report to derive additional details about time and reason for an action