The Asset Management Council provides numerous learning opportunities for its members and the wider asset management community to connect and share knowledge though local and national networking platforms.
Paul Agar, Group General Manager Asset Management for Transfield Services and Director for the Asset Management Council provided an outline on his experiences and the activities he took part in recently…
Currently we are looking for submissions of content for the next edition of The Asset Journal, to be released August 2011.
The Asset Journal covers ALL asset management and maintenance related topics with a particular emphasis on leading-edge issues in the areas of organisation and individual asset management case studies, technical advancements and strategic applications of asset management.
The Asset Management Council has released a technical publication titled ‘Framework for Asset Management Body of Knowledge’ to provide a common asset management language for better communication within organisations and across industries.
The publication discusses key asset management elements including demand management, systems engineering, configuration management, acquisition, operations and maintenance, continuous improvement, business management, and culture and leadership.
The next Sydney Chapter technical meeting will be held on Wednesday 27th July 2011.
This meeting will be a presentation by Tony Saker on Process Safety and Building A High Reliability Organisation:
An emerging area of best practice development is Process Safety and a greater, focused approach on managing major asset risks and averting potential catastrophic failures. Process safety links the key elements of best practice asset, risk, safety and performance management.
Australian Cost Engineering Society in association with AACE International – Australian Section and the Asset Management Council Presents,
Whole of Life Forecasting – Activity based estimation through an assets lifecycle
Presenter: Mark Quinn – The Red Button Group
Date: Monday 25 July 2011
The industrial and infrastructure sectors are seeing unprecedented growth. With growth comes risk and uncertainty and this session will focus on how Whole of Life forecasting improves capital investment, forecasting and asset management decisions.