Seeking Trainer – SAP S/4HANA Resource Scheduling (RSH / S43600) – Remote | Corporate Training
Seeking Trainer - SAP S/4HANA Resource Scheduling (RSH / S43600) –Remote | Corporate Training We are looking for an experienced SAP S/4HANA Functional Consultant or Trainer to deliver a customized, instructor-led training session on the Resource Scheduling (RSH / S43600) module within SAP S/4HANA Fiori. OverviewOur client uses both test and production environments in SAP S/4HANA Fiori. We are seeking a trainer who can design and deliver a hands-on, practical session focused on real-world scenarios for maintenance planning and scheduling using the Resource Scheduling (RSH) tool.Training Focus • Introduction to Resource Scheduling (RSH) in SAP S/4HANA • Fiori apps for maintenance planners and schedulers • Work order and operation scheduling in Fiori • Resource availability, capacity, and workload balancing • Drag-and-drop graphical scheduling • Integration with Maintenance Orders, Notifications, and Confirmations • Reporting and analytics for maintenance planning • Tips and best practices for optimizing scheduling workflows Requirements • Proven experience with SAP S/4HANA Asset Management / Plant Maintenance (PM) • Hands-on expertise with Resource Scheduling (RSH / S43600) or similar planning tools • Familiarity with Fiori-based scheduling applications • Strong communication and instructional skills for remote delivery • Prior corporate or professional training experience preferred Session Format • Duration: 3 days • Delivery:Remote / Instructor-led, live training • Environment: Test and production systems (S/4HANA Fiori) Rate: $1,100/day ($3,300 total) Location:Remote Start Date: Flexible If you have delivered training or implementation support for Resource Scheduling (RSH / S43600) within SAP S/4HANA Asset Management, please include: • A brief summary of your SAP PM/Scheduling experience • Example project or training you’ve delivered • Your availability in Q4 2025 and Q1 2026 Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply tot his job