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This quarter’s edition includes topics such as:
– How to take and manage risks to achieve project success
– What is the application of cognitive biases in risk management?
– Reflections on Safety
The NSW Government has announced a key partnership with the Asset Management Council. At an asset management event last Friday, Tim Reardon, Secretary of the Department of Premier and Cabinet, announced that the NSW Government is partnering with the Asset Management Council to support the delivery of the recommendations of the soon-to-be-released 2018 State Infrastructure Strategy.
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The world bank has asked the AMCouncil to circulate the following opportunity to interested members:
The World Bank is seeking expressions of interest for designing a Public Asset Registry in the Philippines. This engagement will require a background in public asset management, but it also has a strong focus on technologies, including looking at new tech solutions and what could be done differently in the future around public asset data management.
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AMCouncil January e-news out now – the first one for the year and is all about opportunities. Make the most of 2018! Check your inboxes to read all the latest or view it here.
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A heavy vehicle convoy as heavy as a jumbo jet has made a slow 200km long journey from the Latrobe Valley to the Port in Melbourne. Carrying a spare generator from the Loy Yang Power Station to a ship in port at Melbourne (where it will be transported to Germany for maintenance), the convoy travelled by road in the dea of night at 15-20km/hour over 3 nights.