The Asset Management Council today announced that it is significantly boosting support and participation on a global level by signing SAP and Transfield Services as Partnering Organisations for the next five years.
Partnering Organisations – SAP and Transfield Services
3 – 6 June 2013
MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Close to the heart of Melbourne’s CBD and in easy walking distance to the MCG, for your convenience, OzAccom are able to offer you a variety of accomodation. Block bookings and delegate discounts have been arranged with each Hotel below when booking via the OzAccom site or calling toll free within Australia 1800 814 611 (+61 (0) 7 3854 1611)
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Mantra Jolimont |
Hilton on the Park |
Mercure Treasury Gardens |
Should you wish to look for alternative accomodation in East Melbourne or the CBD, Booking.com and Wotif.com are helpful sites.
Four airlines, Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Blue and Tiger Airways all operate out of Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport with a frequent number of connecting flights between major cities within Australia.
Melbourne CBD is only 23km from the Airport taking approx 30minutes by car depending on the time of day you make your journey.
There are various transport options available:
Parking at the Hotels:
Hilton – $27 per day
Mercure – $30 per day
Mantra – $25 per day
Daytime car parking spaces are available at the MCG for delegates. If you require parking then please speak with Zoë upon registering for the conference. Places are limited and must be booked.
Rail services in Australia differ from state to sate so please check the rail services available from the state you wish to travel from.
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Further Information Zoë Fitzpatrick Email: training@amcouncil.com.au
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Each year, the Asset Management Council celebrates and highlights student innovation in the field of asset management through its Student Awards program. Students may enter one or more of three Award categories; Undergraduate Student, Postgraduate Student or Postgraduate Research.
From left to right: Sharareh Taghipour, University of Toronto, 2010 Postgraduate Research Award; Paul Websdane, Monash University, 2010 Postgraduate Student Award; Samantha Haines, The University of Western Australia, 2010 Undergraduate Student Award.
Melinda Hodkiewicz (Western Australia Chapter Committee) (right) and Andrew Morgan (Western Australia Chapter Chair) (centre) recently presented at IPWEA’s monthly lunch (Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia). The lunch was held at the City of Cockburn shire offices and hosted by local IPWEA Chapter Chair Glyn Davis (left) from the Armidale City Council.
From 28 February – 4 March 2011, the first meeting of the International Standards Organisation Project Committee ISO PC251 was held in Melbourne, Australia.
The ISO PC251 Committee’s role is to develop the proposed ISO Standard for Asset Management and was established in August 2010 by the ISO Technical Management Board (ISO/TMB). The Committee includes representatives from 23 peak asset management organisations including Australia, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Finland, Japan, USA, France, UK, Portugal, Sweden, and Netherlands – all of whom opted in to support the proposed Standard.
