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Description
You will be working as an MD Engineer responsible for SAP Plant Maintenance (PM) master data within an Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) framework. Your main focus will be to ensure the accuracy, completeness, and integrity of Master data including Equipment, Functional locations, Maintenance plans, BOMs, and Task lists aligned with EAM practices. Collaboration with engineering, maintenance, and data analysis teams will be crucial to understand business needs and drive data quality and process efficiency. Your responsibilities will include developing PM master data according to standards by extracting information from engineering documents and legacy data, creating and managing SAP PM master data following standards and governance frameworks, running quality audits, cleansing data, maintaining KPIs, dashboards, and analytics using tools like Excel, PowerBI, etc. You will work on structuring and maintaining equipment, functional locations, BOMs, maintenance plans, and technical objects in line with EAM best practices. Supporting in identifying gaps, proposing enhancements, drafting SOPs, and continuous improvement initiatives will also be part of your role. Additionally, you will develop standard maintenance procedures from various maintenance documents, create maintenance plans, and schedule in SAP PM. To qualify for this role, you should have a Bachelor's degree in engineering (Mechanical/Electrical/Mining/Instrumentation/Production) and 2-3 years of experience working with SAP PM, functional locations, equipment structures, maintenance plans, and BOMs. Familiarity with EAM best practices including asset hierarchy, lifecycle, and preventive maintenance is essential. Hands-on experience in industrial maintenance practices and knowledge of different types of Rotary and Static equipment such as Scrubbers, dryers, screens, and crushers is required. Proficiency in Excel (advanced), SQL, PowerBI, data governance, communication, and stakeholder management is crucial. Experience in PM master data remediation projects, exposure to different types of maintenance practices, their implementation in SAP PM, and reliability-centered maintenance would be considered a plus.,
