The AMCouncil Sydney Chapter held a special webinar broadcast showcasing stories from some of the chapter’s young asset management practitioners. A summary of who was showcased follows, along with links to review their recorded presentations (AMCouncil members only, make sure you are logged in first before clicking on the links):
AMCouncil Data in Asset Management (DiAM) special interest group (SIG) e-news out now, packed with all the latest and greatest data news.
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What role does innovation play in the maintenance and reliability of assets?
The methods an enterprise uses for the maintenance of their assets can often be those that are tried and tested. Management, stakeholders and asset operators are all comfortable with conventional maintenance practices, and the reliability of said asset can be so dependable that consideration of a new, innovative technique is seen as unnecessary.
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In July 2020, the Australian Government released its Force Structure Plan, outlining priorities for defence policies and capability over the coming decade. As part of this plan, an $11 billion investment into anti-submarine warfare capability has recently been announced.
The AM Council is seeking expressions of interest from its membership for suitably experienced persons to join an enthusiastic team to review both ISO55000:2014 & ISO55001:2014. Comments received from this review will be submitted via MB-19 (Australian Mirror committee for TC251) to TC251. Comments are intended to provide guidance to whether either standard requires change.