Prerequisites

• Access to the File > Standard activity (MA049) menu.
• Previously configured standard activity type.
• Previously created team.

Introduction

A standard activity is a mandatory record in the process of creating all maintenance, calibration, and verification types. Its main function is to parameterize all activities and plans that will be created from it.

In this article, all standard activity resources will be described, but the record used in the video will be intended for a corrective maintenance, so that the example in the flow can move forward.

Thus, this article can be used as reference to create a standard activity for any type of activity plan; the specificities that define each plan type will be described in the articles covering them.

In this sense, it is worth pointing out that a corrective maintenance, which corresponds to the example in this flow, does not need any specific data and works with the basic configurations of the standard activity.

To check the standard activity particularities related to each activity plan type, access the articles below:

• Creating a standard activity for preventive maintenance.
• Creating a standard activity for maintenance with meters and variables.
• Creating a standard activity for third-party calibration.
• Creating a standard activity for internal calibration.
• Creating a standard activity for calibration.

Creating a standard activity

Watch the video below to learn how to create a standard activity quickly:

Conclusion

A standard activity can be used to create maintenance, calibration, and verification plans, depending on its specific configurations. In the example of this article, the next step is to create a corrective maintenance activity. However, if your objective is something else, access the activity type you wish to create from the standard activity:

• Defining a preventive maintenance plan.
• Creating a maintenance activity with meters and variables.
• Defining a maintenance route plan.
• Defining a simplified calibration plan.
• Defining an internal calibration plan.
• Defining a third-party calibration plan.
• Defining a verification plan.