We are excited to introduce our new webinar series hosted by the Maintenance & Reliability in Asset Management (MRiAM) special interest group! This four-part series dives into the world of Statutory Compliance Management, offering valuable insights and the chance to earn CPD points from the comfort of your desk.
(more…)In the fourth and final session of our four-part Statutory Compliance Series,..
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This session forms the fourth and final in a webinar series presented by MRiAM – Statutory Compliance Management.
This webinar series aims to highlight the importance of understanding the key elements of Statutory Compliance and its potential impact on your organization. We’ll also explore common pitfalls that can arise and how to navigate them effectively.
Join us for our four-part webinar series, where we start by introducing the core concepts of Statutory Compliance management. We’ll then take a deeper dive into the nuances across different industries and asset types, featuring insights from maintenance and asset management leaders.
Whether you’re looking to explore industries you’re less familiar with or gain new perspectives on practices within your own sector, this series offers a valuable learning opportunity. Join us online and broaden your understanding!
Registering for this session will register you for all four sessions in the series:
In the third session of our four-part Statutory Compliance Series,..
About the speaker:
Lachlan MacLean, Senior Specialist Lead, Deloitte
This session forms the third in a webinar series presented by MRiAM – Statutory Compliance Management.
This webinar series aims to highlight the importance of understanding the key elements of Statutory Compliance and its potential impact on your organization. We’ll also explore common pitfalls that can arise and how to navigate them effectively.
Join us for our four-part webinar series, where we start by introducing the core concepts of Statutory Compliance management. We’ll then take a deeper dive into the nuances across different industries and asset types, featuring insights from maintenance and asset management leaders.
Whether you’re looking to explore industries you’re less familiar with or gain new perspectives on practices within your own sector, this series offers a valuable learning opportunity. Join us online and broaden your understanding!
Registering for this session will register you for all four sessions in the series:
In the second session of our four-part Statutory Compliance Series,..
About the speaker:
Ian Bradley, Lead Reliability Engineering, Water Corporation
Ian is a Principal – Asset Capability for the Water Corporation of Western Australia. He has 34 years industry experience involving paper manufacturing and packaging, food manufacturing and packaging and water utility industries covering the following asset management functions; reliability engineering, tactical and strategic asset maintenance management, operations support, process optimisation, people management, asset investment planning, project development and execution. Ian is an accredited Engineer with the Engineering Council UK and an Affiliate of the Australian Asset Management Council of Australia, Institute of Plant Engineers and Society of Operation Engineers in the UK.
This session forms the second in a webinar series presented by MRiAM – Statutory Compliance Management.
This webinar series aims to highlight the importance of understanding the key elements of Statutory Compliance and its potential impact on your organization. We’ll also explore common pitfalls that can arise and how to navigate them effectively.
Join us for our four-part webinar series, where we start by introducing the core concepts of Statutory Compliance management. We’ll then take a deeper dive into the nuances across different industries and asset types, featuring insights from maintenance and asset management leaders.
Whether you’re looking to explore industries you’re less familiar with or gain new perspectives on practices within your own sector, this series offers a valuable learning opportunity. Join us online and broaden your understanding!
Registering for this session will register you for all four sessions in the series:
In the first session of our four-part Statutory Compliance Series, we provide a high-level overview of Statutory Compliance management. What is it, and how is it applied? Join our experienced presenter as they offer a structured introduction, setting the foundation for the rest of the webinar series.
The purpose of this series is to emphasize the importance of understanding the key elements and potential impact of Statutory Compliance on your organization. In this first session, we’ll explore how statutory compliance ties into maintenance work management. The following sessions will take a deeper dive into different industries and asset types, featuring practical insights and lessons learned from industry experts.
While each session won’t cover every aspect of statutory compliance management across all industries, the discussions will spark meaningful conversations and share uncommon insights not typically explored in standard high-level webinars. This series aims to enrich our collective knowledge as Asset Management professionals, providing valuable takeaways for everyone involved.
About the speaker:
Craig Taylor, Principal Consulting Engineer, Casmat Engineering
Craig is the Principal of Casmat Engineering, a Facility and Asset Management company based in NSW that has been providing a range of services to organizations in Australia and New Zealand for over 30 years. He is a Chartered Professional Engineer specializing in Asset Management and Mechanical Engineering, and holds a Certified Asset Management Assessor (CAMA) qualification aligned with ISO 55001. Throughout his career, Craig has worked across a broad spectrum of industries, including construction, mining, defence, education, healthcare, water and sewage treatment, power, and manufacturing. His focus has consistently been on enhancing asset performance by driving reliability and availability throughout the asset lifecycle.
This session forms the first in a webinar series presented by MRiAM – Statutory Compliance Management.
This webinar series aims to highlight the importance of understanding the key elements of Statutory Compliance and its potential impact on your organization. We’ll also explore common pitfalls that can arise and how to navigate them effectively.
Join us for our four-part webinar series, where we start by introducing the core concepts of Statutory Compliance management. We’ll then take a deeper dive into the nuances across different industries and asset types, featuring insights from maintenance and asset management leaders.
Whether you’re looking to explore industries you’re less familiar with or gain new perspectives on practices within your own sector, this series offers a valuable learning opportunity. Join us online and broaden your understanding!
Registering for this session will register you for all four sessions in the series:
Last Thursday, some of our Sydney YAMP (Young Asset Management Practitioners) community came together for a catch-up, a result of the YAMP committee’s YAMP Coffee Catch Up initiative. It was a fantastic evening filled with networking, insightful conversations, and an opportunity to build connections among fellow young professionals in asset management.
(more…)The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard defines mandatory requirements for designing, constructing, and using buildings to meet net zero carbon goals. Developed by a coalition of industry leaders, it provides a unified, evidence-based approach to help the UK real estate sector meet its carbon and energy targets. Download the standard here.
Visit website to find out more about how the standards was developed and plans for its further development: https://www.nzcbuildings.co.uk/
(more…)Event is limited to 25 people, and registration essential to secure your spot.
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On 26 September, members and guests of the Asset Management Council’s Sydney Chapter gathered for an insightful evening on the evolving landscape of asset management, driven by the global push towards sustainability. The event, titled “Asset Management Evolution in the Age of the Energy Transition,” was generously sponsored by KPMG, and attendees were privileged to hear from KPMG’s own Emily Mulcair, an expert with extensive experience in renewable energy integration.
(more…)Featuring presentations: PanPac – Lessons in Asset Resilience following Cyclone Gabrielle, presented by Dylan Stuijt, Civil Engineer (NZCE) and Site Engineer at Pan Pac Forest Products Ltd; and Unison’s Journey in Pursuit of Knowledge Management, presented by Rachel Butler, Manager of Document Control and the Regulatory Asset Management Plan at Unison Networks.
This is a hybrid event, offering both an in-person option at the Napier War Memorial Centre and a dial-in option for remote attendees.
Dylan Stuijt, Civil Engineer (NZCE) – Site Engineer, Pan Pac Forest Products Ltd
Dylan is a Civil Engineer, having worked in the public sector for 20 years & private sector for 10 years. Dylan’s career started at the Hastings District Council, covering roading and 3-waters engineering design. This progressed into project management, 3 waters structure planning, and then the Hastings Districts water supplies management. Since 2017, Dylan has been responsible for the management of Pan Pac’s infrastructure assets with a focus on developing an assessment & replacement strategy for its ageing assets. In 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle gave an unexpected lesson in resilience planning and the inevitable tension between cost and productivity as the site rebuilds & returns to full-scale production.
Rachel Butler, Manager – Document Control and Regulatory Asset Management Plan, Unison Networks Limited
Over her 20 year career, Rachel has extensive experience advising executive management on best practice across a variety of corporate service disciplines. Prior to commencing with Unison Networks Limited in 2022, Rachel spent 13 years working for the Victorian State Government in Australia actively leading the development and implementation of key projects. This included the state’s first Victorian Infrastructure Plan in 2017 in response to Infrastructure Victoria’s 30-year Infrastructure Strategy. Rachel holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Psychology; Graduate Certificate in Public Sector Management; Australian Institute of Company Directors (Foundations in Directorship) and is a Certified Quality Internal Auditor. With a background in organisational development, Rachel is passionate about building the capability of others through promoting a knowledge sharing culture.