Oct 1, 2020 | Events
The Integrated Project engineering congress (IPEC) is the combination of three major conferences (Risk, Project Controls, and Systems Engineering Test & Evaluation), and will attract a diverse and collaborative community of engineers who are passionate about contributing to society through engineering.
Be part of the IPEC by submitting an abstract on one of the following themes:
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Oct 1, 2020 | Events
IPWEA NAMS+ Online Training | Starts WED 28 OCT – Increase your skillset and build organisational capacity in asset management with this interactive short course using NAMS+. The perfect precursor to the Professional Certificate in Asset Management Planning, this 6 part online course will teach you how to model and communicate your asset management data using the NAMS+ toolkit. CPD Points available and if you sign up for this short-course your org gets a 15% discount on your NAMS+ subscription or renewal. Find out more or register here
Earn CPD points with the IPWEA Asset Management Webinar Series | Starts MON 12 OCT
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Sep 30, 2020 | Data in Asset Management News

The use of digital twin technology in asset management brings a complementary partnership. Through their ability to predict downtime and failures, streamline maintenance procedures, and bring innovative solutions to complex problems, any digital twin has potential to help an organisation build value.
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Sep 27, 2020 | Government Community of Practice News
The effects of the coronavirus are unprecedented, sending shockwaves into the health, economic, education and social sectors. Governments around Australia—and the world—are bracing for the post-COVID recovery phase. Added to the impact from the pandemic, climate change still weighs heavily and finding ways to reinforce public assets and infrastructure is imperative.
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Sep 22, 2020 | MRiAM News
A new purpose-built rail facility in Kangy Angy, NSW, is nearing completion. The rail facility will support the New Intercity Fleet trains delivered by TransportNSW that will service passengers travelling from Sydney to the Central Coast, Newcastle, Blue Mountains and the South Coast.
The multi-million dollar Kangy Angy rail facility will be operated by UGL Rail who will service and maintain the New Intercity Fleet trains. The 500,000 square metre site boasts six kilometres of electrified railway, with seven tracks at its widest point. Other key features include:
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