Free Practice Questions for IBM C1000-132 Exam

Apart from Standard and Average costing methods in IBM Maximo Manage’s Inventory application, three other costing methods that can be used are FIFO (First In First Out), LIFO (Last In First Out) and Weighted Average.

When you create a labor record in IBM Maximo Manage v8.0, you enable a person to report time against a work request1. Before you create a labor record, you must create a corresponding person record1. A person record is defined at the System level and when a person works across multiple organizations, they need multiple Labor records linked to the same Person record2.

One licensing method used to obtain the Maximo Asset Suite is a Cloud based license.

In IBM Maximo Manage, when the same work tasks need to be applied simultaneously to multiple assets, the recommended method is to use the Multiple Assets, Locations, and CIs table on a single Work Order. This approach allows users to specify multiple assets for the work order without creating separate child work orders or task hierarchies, streamlining record management and reducing complexity.

Multiple Assets, Locations and CIs Table: This table allows the user to list all assets requiring the same work on a single work order. When tasks are defined on the work order, they apply uniformly across all assets listed in this table. This method is efficient for routine inspections, simple tasks, or other repetitive maintenance where the same task applies to multiple assets​

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Routes as an Alternative: A route could also be configured so that each route stop (representing different assets or locations) populates the Multiple Assets, Locations, and CIs table on a single work order when applied. This allows for sequence control and record management while still using a single main work order​

This setup minimizes the need to manage multiple child work orders or complex work order hierarchies, particularly when performing similar tasks on several assets simultaneously.

In IBM Maximo Manage v8.0 implementation, the priority order for selecting a Safety Plan when a Job Plan is applied to a Work Order is:

Use the Safety Plan associated with the Asset referenced on the Work Order.

Use the Safety Plan associated with the Location referenced on the Work Order.

Use the Safety Plan associated with the Asset's Rotating Item, for the Asset referenced on the Work Order.

Use the Safety Plan associated with the Location's Rotating Item, for the Location referenced on the Work Order.

This ensures that the appropriate Safety Plan is applied to the Work Order based on the relevant Asset and Location information. If a Safety Plan is not associated with either the Asset or Location referenced on the Work Order, the Safety Plan associated with the Asset's Rotating Item or the Location's Rotating Item may be used as a fallback option. This helps to ensure that worker safety is prioritized and that appropriate precautions are taken when performing work tasks.