The Climate Council has developed a map that allows you to explore the risk profile of your suburb providing percentage exposure of properties to damage from a range of climate influenced hazards under three scenarios – low, medium, high risk. Check how your property fits in this risk profile. Access the tool here.
In conjunction with Federation University, our annual RAID event was held virtually over 19 and 20 June with a series of presentations from final year students undertaking maintenance and asset management research projects. Recorded presentations can be viewed below:
(more…)The GFMAM is looking for people to contribute to this survey to help them better understand their stakeholders’ views on the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation in maintenance and asset management: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqhQM8foYRuyEttbWG6v2gPjdXPL0gE9NclylzeMMUkZq_Jg/viewform
?️ Submission Deadline: Friday, 14 July 2023
The Electric Energy Society of Australia are inviting industry experts, professionals and researchers to submit abstracts for EECON 2023. Share your work, your message and your expertise to a diverse group of professionals within the Electric Energy field and related industries.
(more…)Happy World Maintenance Day! Today, we celebrate the first Global Maintenance Day, a day to promote and celebrate the value of maintenance in our lives.
We will be celebrating with a panel discussion webinar from our MRiAM (Maintenance & Reliability) special interest group of the AMCouncil. Register to be sent your link so you can dial in at 12pm AEST today to hear from the different experiences when it comes to maintenance of Tanya Viano, Shane Scriven, Craig Taylor and Akshay Athalye. What makes maintenance different to reliability? How do they intertwine? Each speaker will share their insights and a theme followed by a Q&A session from the audience.
We look forward to your company while we celebrate the very first Global Maintenance Day. Register for the session here.
National Chair AM Council Toby Horstead, recently visited our AMCouncil Corporate Member Babcock for a tour of the Davenport Naval base in New Zealand, on 20 April where he was shown their application of asset management to the sustainment of the NZ Navy ships.
Toby was provided a briefing and presentation and met the Babcock onsite leadership team. Jon Irving of the NZ Chapter Committee then showed Toby around their work at the base and also specifically HMNZS Otago.
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