Maintenance plans ensure optimal functioning of technical objects by scheduling maintenance tasks.
Maintenance plans consist of maintenance items and scheduling information. Maintenance items describe preventive maintenance tasks, while scheduling information determines due dates for maintenance operations.
Types of Maintenance Plans:
- Single Cycle Plan: For time-based or performance-based maintenance.
- Multiple Counter Plan: Combines maintenance cycles from different dimensions (e.g., time and distance).
- Service Procurement Plan: For regular services like monthly maintenance of equipment.
- Outline Agreement Plan: For activities with agreed deadlines as part of a cycle.
Questions
1) What do you set for the Schedule Type in a Maintenance Plan for a recall campaign?
a. Absolute - One Time
b. Alternate
c. One Time – No Conditions
d. One Timee.
e. One Time - Recall
Which is the correct answer?
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2) Which of the following statements about maintenance plans is correct?
a. Ensures prompt service in case
of an emergency.
b .Must consist of both a condition
and a schedule type
c. Must consist of either a condition
or a schedule type
d. Must consist of a schedule type
with an optional condition
e. Prearranged schedule with work
tickets created by the service desk
Which is the correct answer?
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3) Which objects can you assign to a ticket template when you create a maintenance plan?
a. Ticket Type
b. Usage Response
c. Document Based Template
d. Incident Category
e. Subject
Which is the correct answer?
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4) What is the last step to create a maintenance plan?
a. Select the Installation Point
ID
b. Alternate
c. Activation maintenance plan
d. Select the Ticket Type
e. Add Maintenance Items
Which is the correct answer?
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5) What must you do to schedule a maintenance plan?
a. Use the Schedule tab on the maintenance
plan
b. Enable scheduling in scoping
c. Set schedule type to time and/or
counter based
d. Turn off manual service tickets
e. Create and assign a mass data
run object
Which is the correct answer?
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Answers
1) c
2) b
3) a, d, e
4) c
5) e
