This year’s AMPEAK Conference features 5 forums from the Asset Management Body of Knowledge (AMBoK) team – the technical base of the Asset Management Council. The tutorials feature a wealth of technical and informational knowledge relevant to any asset management practitioner. Topics include…

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 AMPEAK21 Asset Management Conference 2020

ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS CLOSE Friday 27th NOVEMBER 2020

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Strategic Asset Management Plans Workshop

Regardless of the size, operating environment or nature of assets managed by an organisation, many asset-intensive organisations face the challenge of delivering services within constrained budgets while managing risks to an acceptable level.

Join like-minded peers from the Asset Management Council Brisbane Chapter to discuss and explore how strategic asset management plans can be developed and implemented to assist organisations with balancing the cost, risk and performance of their asset base.

Only a week left for professionals, students and organisations from asset intensive industries and academia to apply to present their asset management technical and research developments at AMPEAK18 Asset Management Conference 2018.

The AMPEAK18 theme is Asset Management: Empowering Sustainable Change. For further information, visit here.

Abstract submissions close 30th November 2017 - get yours in before it's too late!

Bringing theory to life - Journey with us as we take a deep dive into six aspects of asset management, with each month dedicated to one of the asset management landscape subject areas, beginning with May - Strategy & Planning | Free for AMCouncil members | An easy way to earn CPD

Our Perth Chapter kicked off their 2021 schedule of events with an in depth look at asset management from Water Corporation's perspective. First at the lecturn were Jakob Verhoef (Principal In Service Assets Regional) and John Nazimek (Principal In Service Assets Metro) who shared how Water Corporation is improving their understanding of risk across a wide range of assets. They explained how Water Corporation is using data to prioritise asset renewals and shared their journey developing Asset Class Management Plans.

The Asset Management Council Perth Chapter facilitated a government focused community of practice with virtually all agencies with large infrastructure asset portfolios represented, as well as the AMCouncil national chair, Dave Daines, and Perth Chapter chair, Dr Carla Boehl. This is the 4th government CoP the Chapter has run in recent years.

Dr Nathanial Bavinton, Smart City Coordinator for the City of Newcastle, last night presented at the Newcastle Chapter's March meeting on A Smart City Infrastructure for the future of Newcastle.

With Newcastle moving rapidly to adopt smart city technologies as part of the urban revitalisation of the city, Federal and State governments are investing in the vision for infrastructure to enable a range of new approaches to asset management and service delivery, which will position the city as a technology development testbed.

This edition’s theme focuses on asset management maturity with content such as…