Maximo Nuclear

01 · Basics — Understand the building blocks

Nuclear adds records such as clearances, lineups, condition reports, surveillance requirements and technical specifications. These records represent distinct parts of an operating process.

Configuration options can apply at organization or site level. Establish the ownership and scope of an option before testing it.

Topics in this series

• Operational record model
• Site and organization settings
• Clearance/work relationships
• Roles and transitions
• Exceptions and process assurance

02 · Configuration — Work through the setup

Use a training environment and match the actions to the IBM guide for your installed build.

1. Choose a training work order and identify its equipment and site.
2. Map the related clearance, permit, impact or lineup records required by the training process.
3. Inspect configured responsibilities and state transitions without changing shared operating rules.
4. Follow the approved training sequence and retain the record relationships and history.
5. Demonstrate a missing prerequisite and observe whether the configuration blocks or flags the transition.

03 · Practical example

Fictional teaching example

A fictional maintenance task has completed physically but still has an unresolved operational-control step. The example shows why one record's completion cannot stand in for every linked process.

04 · Practice and verify

Produce a dependency table: record, owner, prerequisite, expected state and observed state.

Expected result

Every required handoff has its own recorded state and responsible role; missing prerequisites are visible.

Common mistakes

• Assuming all configuration options are site-specific.
• Using work completion as proof that every operational control is complete.

05 · Advanced concepts

Examine tag sharing, overlapping work and process revisions with the responsible process owner. Preserve the governing procedure alongside the configuration tests.

IBM references

• IBM documentation — Maximo Nuclear

Product explanations link to IBM sources. Scenarios and exercises are original Assetize guidance, not claims of executed lab procedures. Reviewed 2026-10-01.