Overview
AM 204 introduces ways to engage with and manage the components needed to enable successful asset management.
Learners will understand the benefit of Asset Management:
- People
- Data and Information
- Information Systems and Tools
- Processes
- Service Delivery Models
- Audit and improvement
The course materials are based on the authoritative resources International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM) and Asset Management Basics.
On completion, learners are awarded a digital badge which can be saved and shared.
Who should attend
- Those who are new to managing infrastructure assets or those who want to align their understanding of asset management with the IIMM
- Students or recent graduates in any profession who are interested in this area.
Typical attendees include
- Consultants
- Planners
- Strategy staff
- Project managers
- Executives
Learning material
- Text, images, video
- Formative assessment
- Activities
- Case studies
- Summative assessment
Outcomes
This course will increase your understanding of all the components needed to enable successful asset management.
Content
- Asset Management People
- Asset Management Data and Information
- Information Systems and Tools
- Asset Management Processes
- Asset Management Service Delivery Models
- Audit and Improvement
Pre-requisites
- AM 101 – Introduction to Asset Management
- AM 202 – Understanding Requirements
- AM 203 – Lifecycle Planning
"The AM 100/200 series addresses the big picture of Asset Management while also delving into the detail where absolutely necessary."
"I believe we will be changing the way in which we approach Long Term Planning in the future… I believe we'll have larger discussions between all parties involved when making process decisions/changes. Now that our knowledge has become equalised in a sense, we can achieve improvements in an aligned manner - because we understand the WHY and WHAT of it all."
"As a result of this course I will endeavour to create better data quality in order to support our monitoring and evaluation activities within our department, and at the same time try to extend its applications to other less-tangible assets such as environmental assets."
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