We would like to invite professionals, students and organisations from asset intensive industries and academia to apply to present their asset management technical and research developments at AMPEAK20 Asset Management Conference 2020
In this ever changing and fast paced world, the running of maintenance operations in large and complex industries is an intricate process and has a significant impact on the profitability of the business.
Managing this process effectively with the current computer-based support has been proven to be difficult, but achieving successful long term implementations and use of these systems requires a major change-management program over many years.
With the government sector taking up asset management implementation, it’s a ripe time to learn all about it. Come along to discover the latest asset management happenings across states and how it’s benefiting communities. For more info, visit: www.amcouncil.com.au/events/symposium
Asset Management Council is an internationally recognised organisation at the forefront of asset management knowledge and development. Our vision is to ‘enable value from effective asset management’.
If you have a news story, a suggestion, or an asset management strategy that is adding value to your business, then please get in touch with Linda Kemp, Communications Specialist, via email: communications@amcouncil.com.au
We’d love to hear from you!
As September ushers in a new season and Spring brings with it many opportunities and to add to the positive outlook that warmer weather brings, Engineers Australia are pleased to announce that for the month of September Engineers Australia (EA) are waiving the application fees for all new membership applications. This is a great opportunity to get your networks to consider joining and saving the application fee of around $92 per person. For more information, download the flyer here.
The Victorian government announced a large injection of maintenance funding for every Victorian government school.
Mr James Merlino, the Minister for Education, made the annoucement on Monday 2nd September, stating that each government school will receive a share of $515 million. The boost of funding will ensure the existing 36,000 school buildings1are upgraded to provide school children a safe and modern learning environment.