Melbourne Chapter – July 14th Technical Session

The Melbourne Chapter is holding a technical session on Thursday 14 July 2011

Presenters:

Sally Nugent, CEO, Asset Management Council
Sally will present an update on recent developments within the AM Council, including the evolving Asset Management Book of Knowledge (AMBoK).

Greg Williams, Melbourne Chapter Chair
Greg  will present a thought provoking paper on risk management frameworks for Asset Information systems.

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How to pay your order online

Security of online payment: all online payments are via Bendigo Bank’s payment gateway and processed on SSL secure page hosted on Bendigo bank https://www.bendigobank.com.au/. No credit card information is saved on AM Council’s system.

1. Go to your order detail page. Click Here to find out how.
2. Click on Pay Online at the payment option part.
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3. Then you will be redirect to the  Bendigo Bank Payment Gateway page. It’s a secure payment gateway provided by Bendigo Bank and MasterCard. Then select your card type.
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4. Fill in your card detail in the following page and click on pay.
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5. Bendigo Bank Payment Gateway will process your payment. It might take a few seconds. Do not close your browser, you will be redirect to Asset Management Council website.
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6. If your payment get  through, your order status at the order detail page will become “Paid” and related services will be activated by the system or later by our staff.
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If payment failed, your payment attempt will be recorded and you can click on “Pay Online” to pay again.
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Privacy Policy

INTRODUCTION
The Board of the Asset Management Council is committed to protecting the privacy of personal information which the organisation collects, holds and administers. Personal information is information which directly or indirectly identifies a person.

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Sydney Chapter Event

The next Sydney technical meeting will be held on Thursday 30 June 2011 and will present a case study on asset management within the organisation Jemena.

The case study will cover the development of the Primary Receiving Station (PRS) Strategy. PRS are a critical part of the gas network system and are approximately 40 years old.

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