The AMCouncil Maintenance and Reliability Symposium 2026, is to be held in Sydney on Thursday, 27 August 2026 at Sydney Masonic Centre
This year’s theme, Maintenance for Resilience, will explore how effective maintenance and reliability practices can strengthen organisational resilience, improve asset performance and support continuity in an increasingly complex operating environment.
(more…)11–14 April 2027 | Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart
Save the date for AMPEAK27, the Asset Management Council’s premier annual asset management conference, taking place in Hobart, Tasmania, from Sunday, 11 April to Wednesday, 14 April 2027.
AMPEAK brings together asset management professionals from across Australia and beyond to explore emerging trends, new technologies and leading practices from across the asset management sector. The conference offers a valuable combination of peer-reviewed presentations, interactive workshops, expert keynote speakers and networking opportunities.
(more…)Mark your calendar for the AMCouncil Annual Government Symposium, taking place on Friday, 9 October 2026.
The symposium will bring together professionals, leaders and decision-makers from across government and industry to share insights, explore emerging challenges and discuss practical approaches to improving asset management outcomes across the public sector.
(more…)An online briefing session will be held on Thursday 6th August 1pm to 2pm AEST for those interested in joining the AMCouncil Technical Study Tour to China in October 2026. Details to join the online briefing meeting are:
(more…)The AMCouncil Sydney Chapter came together last night for AI in Action: Practical Applications for Asset Management Decision-Making, an engaging evening focused on how AI is being applied to real asset management challenges.
(more…)The AM Council is supporting the development of a practical, industry-informed reference model to make contract handovers smoother, strengthen project governance and improve risk management for major infrastructure initiatives. By addressing challenges like fragmented processes, data gaps, unexpected costs and service disruptions, the reference model aims to drive better outcomes through clear accountability, comprehensive training and holistic organisational strategies.
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