Nov 1, 2019 | Chapter News
Deeksha Sumanth the NSW Women in Asset management Representative (WiAM) ran a WiAM led event for the Sydney Chapter on the 17 October 2019. A very well attended event with an expert panel discussing ‘What does an Asset management Leader look like?’ Deeksha described the WiAM interest group and certainly encouraged further participation form Sydney’s attending members.
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Nov 1, 2019 | General
Pictured left is AMCouncil’s very own Mark Mackenzie representing us at Singapore’s recent Year in Infrastructure conference. Here, Mark was discussing how digital twins can be used for war-gaming and resilience training.
Nov 1, 2019 | General
If you have CSAM accredited through AM Council and want to obtain CPEng, follow these three simple steps:
- Email Engineers Australia at charteredadmin@engineersaustralia.org.au
- Advise you have CSAM and you will receive an appropriate link to apply for chartered status
- Once you receive the link, you will need to submit to EA a current CV, CPD log and copy of your CSAM certificate. EA will then arrange an interview with you, most likely over the phone.
Oct 31, 2019 | Transport News

The Bruce Highway is the gateway to northern Queensland, so you don’t need to live in the state to have experienced sitting in heavy traffic, stuck on your way to the family holiday of your dreams. The widening of the Bruce Highway is both long overdue and welcomed by Australians and tourists.
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Oct 30, 2019 | General
The Senior Program Formulation Officer is responsible for providing high quality service, advice and support in the delivery of capital projects and associated infrastructure matters in a public sector context from conception to completion, within a unique and complex portfolio of public buildings across Victoria. For more information and to apply, visit: https://careers.vic.gov.au/job/senior-program-formulation-officer-jurisdiction-services-371899?returnurl=https%3A//www.careers.vic.gov.au/jobs/justice-and-regulation/court-services-victoria
Oct 27, 2019 | Power News

The nuclear disasters in Chernobyl and Fukushima are fresh in the minds of many Australians. Geographically distant, yet the images that splashed across our television screens caused a groundswell of close, collective horror. Even now, some thirty years since Chernobyl, and Fukushima, almost a decade, public fear over nuclear power plants and reactors remain high.
The Commonwealth of Australia currently bans nuclear energy and has done since 19981. Recently, however, submissions were invited for an inquiry into the consideration of future nuclear energy generations in Australia.
What does the inquiry mean for asset management in the energy sector?
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