The Latest from the Sydney Chapter

The Sydney Chapter of the Asset Management Council hosted a meeting on Thursday, 20th July, 2017, on the topic of Human Factors in Asset Management. At this meeting, presenter Max Hely – Manager, Sydney Trains, with three decades’ experience in providing Human Factors and safety management services, research, investigations and education to industry – shone a light on what may seem a ‘dark art’. He expanded on Human Factors, analysis and decision making throughout an Asset lifecycle. Max dispelled some of the myths and expanded on the integration of Human Factors with Asset lifecycle management.

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The Latest from the Melbourne Chapter

The AMC Melbourne chapter conducted a joint technical session with the Australian Cost Engineering Society (ACES) on the use of the Total Cost Management Framework (TCMF) when implementing ISO 55001 on the 18th July, 2017.  Tom Carpenter and Dwayne Pretli were the guest speakers.  

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The Latest from the Brisbane Chapter

2017 07 brisbane chapterThe recent Brisbane Chapter Seminar was held on the 12th July, 2007. The 50+ strong audience were informed about managing assets within a constrained environment based around the water industry. The event was chaired by Ken Chapman and we heard from three engaging speaker’s: Mick Drews, Program Manager from SeqWater; Marc Avery, Executive Coordinator Asset Investment Planning from Gold Coast Water and Waste; and Keith Paintin, Engineering Asset Management Technical Leader from Jacobs.

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ISO 55001 Certification for Sydney Trains

Sydney Trains is the first public sector organisation in Australia to attain ISO55001 Certification. In so doing it has international recognition for its Asset Management System. Sydney trains have around $37 billion of assets, and manage more than 1,600km of track and 1,500km of overhead wiring. This certification is a result of three years of identifying ways we could be more efficient and make our assets safe for our customers.

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