Asset Management Council – Research Link

Feb 16, 2009 | Uncategorised

Publications

Standards & Regulations

Software, Hardware, Tools

Maintenance and Reliability Sites

 

Please let us know of any site you think should be on this list. Send your suggestions to Mo at mo.barghash@amcouncil.com.au 

Asset Management Council – Presentations

Feb 16, 2009 | Uncategorised

The Asset Management Council Presentations: Select your presentation below

The Asset Management Council would like to thank the authors for allowing for the publication of these presentations
Topic
Presenter
Date
Download Link
GPS Technology: An Asset Management Overview Simon Best Feb 13 View
Implementation and monitoring of effective of asset management strategies John Hardwick
Ausgrid		 Dec 11 View
Asset Management Standards From PAS55 to ISO5500 – Where could this go to? Greg Williams Sep 11 View
Risk management frameworks for foundation Asset Information Systems
Lessons drawn from experiences in the utilities industry		 Greg Williams July 11 View
Competency Framework for Reliability Engineers
AM Council WA committee initiative		 May 11 View
Bearing Manufacturing Failure Paul Brades
RioTinto		 May 11 View
Improving Plant Reliability by Addressing Maintainability & Maintenance Requirements Case Studies Zahra Jabiri
Western Power		 May 11 View
FMECA in Action Gary Winsor Sep 10 View
Maintenance Execution & Shutdowns best practice Lindsay Cameron May 10 View
Basics of RAM Mark McKenzie May 10 View
RAM Modelling in Projects Paul Websdane May 10 View
RAM Modelling during Operations Leigh Jarmin May 10 View
Modelling Data Kerrie Unsworth May 10 View
RAM to Optimise Remaining Life Ernst Krauss May 10 View
Strategic Slow Moving Spares Levels Optimisation Tony Saker
UMS Group Inc./ Asia Pacific		 April 10 View
Life Cycle Costing at Rio Tinto Iron Ore Carlos Erazo
Rio Tinto Iron Ore		 Nov 09 View
Maintaining Government’s Buildings and Property Portfolio – the Opportunity for Life Cycle Costing Analysis John Gartner Nov 09 View
Asset Life Cycle Management – Case Studies on Asset Life Cycle Cost Modelling Johann Taylor Nov 09 View
About the Asset Management Council Dec 09 View
Asset Management – Quo Vadis (Where are we going?) Neil Blom Aug 09 View
MESA– Voice of WA members July 09 Survey Sep 09 View
Human Resource Issues of Asset Management – Iran 2009 Jim Kennedy Aug 09 View
System Support Engineering: An Integrated Approach to Performance Based Contracting John Mo Aug 08 View
Planning for Reliability Its SAP that brings it all together David Washbrook from Qenos July 08 View
Maintenance Function Deployment (MFD) for Cost-effective and Continuous Imrpovement of Company Business; Using Total Quality Maintenance (TQMain) Basim Al-Najjar May 08 View ppt
BSI-PASS-55 Globally Emerging Perspectives & Chellenges Tony Saker May 08 View
Maintenance, Facilities & Asset Management. My Experiences John Wilson April 08 View
The Rise and Rise of Tier 1 ERP Maintenance Systems Jim Haper
APMMS Pty Ltd Australia		 Feb 08 View ppt
View paper
A Systematic Methodology for Holistic Risk Assessment in Asset Management John Mo Manufacturing and Materials Engineering
RMIT University		 Nov 07 View
Assuring Asset Capability James Kennedy Aug 07 View
Monitoring the Health of Health Care Assets, John Dixon, FG Dixon Group Jun 07 View
Suggested List of 30 of the best AM Standards Patrick Quain May 07 View
Transcript from Body of Knowledge Forum Deryk Anderson – Moderator May 07 View
Assuring Asset Integrity Jim Kennedy, National Chair, MESA and AM Council April 07 View
Asset Manaagement Model Peter Kohler, Director, AM Council April 07 View
Learning the AM lessons across sectors Ruth Wallsgrove, General Manager, Strategic
Asset Management, RailCorp		 August 2006 View
Asset Management Status and initiatives in Energy Australia
Our Asset Management Journey		 John Hardwick

 

 August 2006 View
e-maintenance vulnerability and other maintenance risk aspects Per Anders Akersten – Adjunct Professor
Risk & Reliability Management		 July 200 View
Maintenance related IEC dependability standards Per Anders Akersten – Adjunct Professor
Risk & Reliability Management		 July 2006 View
Evolution of Risk & High Reliability SystemConcepts over 50 years
Review of key* international events With Discussion on how these changed risk and reliability thinking and actions internationally & locally

Howard Witt

 View
‘NSW Government Asset Management Framework’ Ed Shestovsky, Asset Management & Procurement Branch, Office of Intrastucture Management, NSW Treasury May 2006 View
REPAIR / REPLACE DECISION MAKING PRACTICES G Winsor & S Buncombe Energy Australia March 2007 View
Eminent Speaker presentation, Prognosis Vision PHM Shorten a Thirty Year Retrospective PPT Andrew Hess May 2006 View

Asset Management Body of Knowledge (AMBoK)

Feb 16, 2009 | Uncategorised

What is AMBoK?

The Asset Management Body of Knowledge (AMBoK) is the technical base of the Asset Management Council. A Body of Knowledge represents the sum of core information in an area of expertise. For the Asset Management Council, AMBoK is a collection of models, definitions and associated content that describes the profession of asset management. While it is important that the AMBoK is documented, it is also important that it can be communicated and applied to advance the understanding of asset management within the community.

AMBoK influences many Asset Management Council activities and ventures, as you can see by the AMBoK Governance Framework below.

AMBOK-web

Governance Framework

Asset Management Council – Other Program

Feb 16, 2009 | Uncategorised

Masters of Engineering Asset Management – University of Western Australia

This is a postgraduate study programme for engineers and experienced technical personnel in the field of asset management which will be available in 2009. For more information please contact:

Dr Melinda Hodkiewicz
Tel: +61 8 6488 7911 / 3117
Email: meam@mech.uwa.edu.au
Web: http://handbooks.uwa.edu.au/course/c6/61570
Brochure: http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/~mhodki/48355_asset%20management_2.pdf

 

University of Wollongong

Master of Engineering Asset Management Graduate Certificate in Engineering Asset Management

The University of Wollongong a unique partnership with the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), providing students with access to experts in the field of reliability engineering and system safety as part of their study program.  These course have been developed in collaboration with key engineering asset-driven organisations and are delivered by industry experts and leading academics.

The courses have been uniquely designed for professionals to develop or enhance their skills in the strategic and tactical issues associated with the management of assets. They provide structured learning and development by taking a problem-based approach and focussing on evaluating potential solutions to challenges faced by organisations. The courses allow participants to explore the available knowledge relevant to specific issues arising in the practice of asset management. 

For further information, please contact:

Rachel Weine
Industry Liaison Officer
Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
Phone (02) 4221 4566
Email rweine@uow.edu.au
Web: http://eis.uow.edu.au/industry/meam/index.html