Nov 10, 2015 | Conference
The Stamford Grand Hotel was formerly known as the Pier Hotel which was the first building to be built in 1856 and was a lot smaller than the Stamford Grand is today. It was then removed and replaced by a 3 storey building in 1912. The building was demolished again in 1990 and replaced with a more modern and stylish Stamford Grand.” Architect was KMH Neighbour Lapsys Architects in Association with Terence R Feltus with the project and construction managers Construction Civil Pty Ltd
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Oct 19, 2015 | Member News
Anthony Jones – Melbourne Chapter
Chris Bennett – Sydney Chapter
James Rishworth – Brisbane Chapter
Jason Spencer – Melbourne Chapter
Lindsay Fawcett – Melbourne Chapter
Martin Boettcher – Melbourne Chapter
Prithvijit Roy – Brisbane Chapter
Rod Bennett – Melbourne Chapter
Sugandi Rodrigo – Melbourne Chapter
Tom Lamin – Melbourne Chapter
Oct 14, 2015 | General
The Asset Management Council is undertaking a survey to inform its feedback to the international ISO55000 standards continuation committee (ISO/TC251) which is to meet in Japan in November 2015. It would be greatly appreciated if you could answer the simple multiple choice questionnaire which should take no more than 5 minutes of your time.
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Oct 13, 2015 | General
John Nazimek, Senior Asset Management Engineer, Water Corporation (WA)
As first steps in creating an ISO 55000-compliant asset management plan, an academic exercise was undertaken by a Perth Region Allice staff member to analyse a sample set of approximately 3,000 known pipe blockages.
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Oct 11, 2015 | Member News
Bill Dunlevey – Overseas Chapter
Danny Jones – Melbourne Chapter
Darren McGill
Gary Pearce – Canberra Chapter
Griffith University
Nicola Collier-Jackson
Joe Smith – Perth Chapter
Mark Potter –
Paul Catton – Sydney Chapter
Taryn Van Der Velden – Perth Chapter
Oct 9, 2015 | Chapter News
On Friday 7th September John Sander and Mark Mackenzie travelled to Busselton to host an AM Council sponsored networking event with the local Busselton Chamber of Commerce members. The event was held at Fat Duck Cycles to launch the second Busselton Australian International Pedal Prix Inc race.
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