Each year, the Asset Management Council celebrates and highlights student innovation in the field of asset management through its Student Awards program. Students may enter one or more of three Award categories; Undergraduate Student, Postgraduate Student or Postgraduate Research.
Samantha Haines, recipient of the 2010 Undergraduate Student Award
Current financial members of the Asset Management Council are entitled to the Super Early Bird price for Full Attendance to the ICOMS Asset Management Conference 2011.
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It is anticipated that the conference will attract over 250 delegates representing more than 20 countries to the Gold Coast,
Book an Asset Management Fundamentals in-house course and ensure asset management knowledge and practices are consistently applied by practitioners within an organisation or joint project environment.
The Asset Management Fundamentals course is designed to inform and educate:
Members of the inaugural Exchange Meeting – discussing review of Asset Management Fundamentals course.
Present from left to right: G Ingram, P Kohler, J Mathew, R Francis, G Winsor, P Buckland, J Neville, J Hardwick, M Hodkiewicz, D Daines, J Sikorska, N Phillips, M McGrath, S Nugent, J Kennedy and K Robertson (behind the camera).
The Asset Management Fundamentals course provides participants with an understanding of the principles and basic practices associated with the management of physical assets in order to achieve the required outputs of an enterprise.
Recipients of the 2010 Asset Management Awards (l – r) – BHP Billiton WA Iron Ore; Transfield Services; Airservices Australia; CS Energy Ltd.
Now in its 15th year, the Asset Management Awards continues to provide organisations with an industry recognised and valid mechanism to measure continuous improvement in asset management.
Learn more about the Asset Management Awards, including its benefits, what applicants receive and how to apply by Friday 25 February 2011 with the following FAQ’s…