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Oracle Fusion Asset Management Consultant (10+ years exp) Miami, FL Contract

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Oracle Fusion Asset Management Consultant (10+ years exp)
Miami, FL
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Job Description:

• 10+ years of relevant experience

• Extensive experience as a Asset Management Consultant

• Strong Construction domain background

 

Oracle Fusion Asset Management Implementation

• Lead end-to-end Oracle Fusion Asset Management (Maintenance Cloud) implementations.

• Conduct business requirement gathering workshops.

• Perform fit-gap analysis and recommend best-practice solutions.

• Configure Oracle Asset Management modules and processes.

• Support testing, data migration, training, deployment, and hypercare activities.

Asset Lifecycle Management

• Configure and manage:

o Asset Registration

o Asset Hierarchies

o Asset Relationships

o Asset Classification

o Critical Asset Tracking

• Define asset lifecycle processes from acquisition through retirement.

• Support commissioning and handover activities for EPC projects.

Maintenance Management

• Configure preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs.

• Support:

o Maintenance Work Orders

o Maintenance Schedules

o Inspection Programs

o Asset Health Monitoring

o Maintenance Compliance

• Improve asset reliability and operational performance.

EPC Project Asset Handover

• Support transition of assets from project construction to operations.

• Define asset capitalization and commissioning processes.

• Collaborate with project teams to ensure accurate asset master data creation.

• Facilitate construction-to-maintenance handover workflows.

Supply Chain & Inventory Integration

• Integrate Asset Management with:

o Oracle SCM Cloud

o Inventory Management

o Procurement

To apply for this job email your details to monicacet25@gmail.com

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