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  • 1.  Benefits & Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice

    Posted 23-02-2023 13:30
    Edited by Scott Grayson 23-02-2023 13:31

    Benefits and Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice

    Convincing your community, your organisation
    Good asset management is about ensuring infrastructure assets and services deliver community value efficiently today – whilst providing certainty for tomorrow's generations.

    Building on the 'Benefits and Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice' published jointly by the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA) and the International Federation of Municipal Engineering (IFME), this webinar will:

    • explore the benefits of good asset management
    • define the key elements of asset management, and
    • help understand the stewardship responsibility in moving from annual budgeting to long-term financial planning.

    All registrants will receive a free download copy of the new IFME / IPWEA publication 'Benefits and Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice'.

    Delivered by IPWEA's leading experts, this FREE webinar is suitable for all involved in asset management.

    This one-hour webinar event is exclusive to IFME member organisations and their members. All registrants will receive recorded access to a webinar video if your time zone makes live access challenging.

    • Steve Verity
    • Jacqui Hansen
    • With an introduction from IPWEA CEO David Jenkins.

    Cost: Complimentary (1-hour Webinar & publication download)

    Registration:  http://secure.ipwea.org/Web/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=NA2303GAMP
    Register your attendance. Receive the link to the recorded webinar and publication download even if you can't attend the live event.



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    Chris Champion
    Secretary-General
    International Federation of Municipal Engineering
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    IPWEA Asset Management Pathway


  • 2.  RE: Benefits & Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice

    Posted 23-02-2023 19:01
    Thank you Chris

    IMESA will ensure the distribution and will encourage its members to register.

    Kind regards,
    Sibusiso Mjwara PrTechEng |Eng Civil| GEDP|
    IMESA President
    4 Russel Ridge Road, Gillits, 3610
    Sibusiso.mjwara@icloud.com
    +27 73 386 9991


    IPWEA Asset Management Pathway


  • 3.  RE: Benefits & Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice

    Posted 28-02-2023 17:08

    Thanks Chris, this will be a very worthwhile webinar.

    Understanding how infrastructure assets and services deliver community value is an extremely important part of the process of convincing your organisation and community to establish and maintain a robust Asset Management System. The ISO 55000 Asset Management series, currently being updated, provides international guidance on Why Asset Management is important and What is required. IPWEA provides guidance on the How to implement Asset Management.



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    Ross Goyne
    Director
    Retired
    Ballarat VIC
    +61409794524
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    IPWEA Asset Management Pathway


  • 4.  RE: Benefits & Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice

    Posted 12-03-2023 14:37
    Edited by Scott Grayson 12-03-2023 14:37

    Note: To ensure that you receive the new IFME / IPWEA publication 'Benefits and Drivers of Good Asset Management Practice', and access to the complimentary webinar, please ensure that you individually register using these links NOW:

    Registration:  http://secure.ipwea.org/Web/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=NA2303GAMP

    Register and receive the link to the recorded webinar and publication download, even if you can't attend the live event.

    You might also promote again to your colleagues. Great numbers from South Africa - thank you Sibusiso!



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    Chris Champion
    Secretary-General
    International Federation of Municipal Engineering
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    IPWEA Asset Management Pathway