Asset Management Systems – Line of Sight
When making asset decisions, achieving the right balance between risk, cost and performance needs to be informed by your business and asset management system objectives. Line of sight needs to be transparent and measurable.
This presentation provides an overview of how Ausgrid achieves line of sight from its objectives to asset decisions and asset and system performance.
Building an asset framework in a facility management business
Join the Asset Management Council Melbourne Chapter for it’s upcoming technical webinar:
Date: Tuesday, 29 June 2021
Time: 6pm – 7pm AEST
Place: Online, register to be sent your link
Cost: Free for AMCouncil members, otherwise $50
Earn: 1 CPD point
The Asset Management Council is seeking four volunteers to serve in the organising chapter committee for the Tasmanian Chapter: Vice-Chair, Secretary and General Committee (2), reporting to current Chapter Chair, Clint McDonald.
The Asset Management Council is seeking volunteers to serve in the organising committee for the Canberra Chapter.
Asset Management in Local Government is more than Roads, Rates and Rubbish
“Roads, rates and rubbish”.
This is the phrase that we often hear echoed when quizzing the public about the role of local government and the services they provide. However, the functions of local government unequivocally extend beyond this, through the provision of services that support the development of cities, regions and shires into healthy, prosperous and sustainable communities.
The Asset Management Council is seeking three (3) volunteers to serve in the organising committee for the Darwin Chapter.
Role of General Committee
Committee members are elected for a one-year term and may be re-elected for successive terms. The duties and responsibilities of the Committee include, but are not limited to, the following: