Asset Management Fundamentals Training in 2011
Places filling quickly for the four remaining Asset Management Fundamentals Courses in 2011.
Secure your spot in Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane or Sydney…
Ensure consistency in asset management knowledge with an in-house course
Book an Asset Management Fundamentals in-house course and ensure asset management knowledge and practices are consistently applied by practitioners within an organisation or joint project environment.
The Asset Management Fundamentals course is designed to inform and educate:
- Asset management practitioners
- People seeking a technical perspective
- Recent university graduates
- Project engineers
- Middle and Senior Management
Enhanced Asset Management Fundamentals course in 2011
Members of the inaugural Exchange Meeting – discussing review of Asset Management Fundamentals course.
Present from left to right: G Ingram, P Kohler, J Mathew, R Francis, G Winsor, P Buckland, J Neville, J Hardwick, M Hodkiewicz, D Daines, J Sikorska, N Phillips, M McGrath, S Nugent, J Kennedy and K Robertson (behind the camera).
The Asset Management Fundamentals course provides participants with an understanding of the principles and basic practices associated with the management of physical assets in order to achieve the required outputs of an enterprise.
Asset Management Fundamentals, Perth, 18 February
The Asset Management Council is offering the “Asset Management Fundamentals” training course on Friday 18th February 2011 in Perth.
Only 2 weeks left to secure your attendance – limited seats available.
This one day course will provide participants with an understanding of how their business can benefit from effective asset management capability.
2011 Asset Management Fundamentals Course dates announced
The 2011 Asset Management Fundamentals Course dates are now available for viewing.
Melbourne Chapter Event – Sustainability in Asset Management
Date: Thursday. 9th December 2010
Venue: Engineers Australia, John Connell Auditorium, 21 Bedford Street, North Melbourne
This is the second seminar from the 1200 Buildings Series. The first seminar explored the regulatory environment and retrofit case studies. This seminar will focus on retrofit incentives and the management of retrofit technologies.