Currently we are looking for submissions of content for the next edition of The Asset Journal, to be released November 2011.
The Asset Journal covers ALL asset management and maintenance related topics with a particular emphasis on leading-edge issues in the areas of organisation and individual asset management case studies, technical advancements and strategic applications of asset management.
Dr. Indra Gunawan, Gippsland Chapter Chair and Senior Lecturer & Coordinator of Postgraduate Programs in Maintenance and Reliability Engineering, Monash University, will speak and provide a workshop at the 17th Annual Maintenance Management Conference, Dubai, UAE, 25-29 September 2011.
ICOMS Asset Management Conference 2012
Asset Management Practices for Essential Resources
4 – 8 June 2012
Hobart, Tasmania
Our ICOMS Asset Management Conference is a learning environment that offers delegates the opportunity to engage in discussions and listen to presentations in order to gain a clear vision of the future for asset management both nationally and internationally.
The Conference also provides delegates with essential insights into current asset management challenges and issues….
Places are filling quickly for the five remaining Asset Management Fundamentals Courses in 2011. The Melbourne course is already booked out and Perth has only three spots remaining.
Ensure your spot is secured by registering today for a course in Perth, Newcastle, Brisbane or Sydney. And remember, if you register 6 weeks in advance, you are entitled to an early-bird discount!
The IPWEA has released its 2011 Edition of the International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM), a key document which is the cornerstone of many businesses Asset Management frameworks.
On Tuesday 26 July 2011, the Asset Management Council together with the Australian Water Association, Water Services Association Australia and the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia held an ISO Asset Management Standards Stakeholders’ Consultation Forum in Sydney.
The Forum was well attended, with over 70 stakeholders present for the afternoon session. Beginning the forum were formal presentations by key leaders involved in the formation of the ISO Asset Management Standard suite, followed by an open discussion to allow stakeholders to voice their concerns and hear how their concerns will be addressed within the proposed Standard.
Here are some of the questions and answers that were minuted from the Forum….