by Kai | Jun 27, 2013 | Uncategorised
Date: Sunday 10th April until Wednesday 13th April
Venue : The Stamford Grand Hotel, Glenelg, Adelaide
AMPEAk 2016, which will be held in Adelaide, is a must for asset owners from all industries as well as asset management professionals and associated service providers. At AMPEAK, you can experience a diverse range of informative and educational topics delivered by a global collective of experts from industries including Mining, Transport, Water, IT industries, Government, Academia, and more!
AMPEAK presents an industry-wide view of asset management through a range of exhibits, case studies and technical content. The event provides opportunities to network, establish and expand local and global contacts with asset owners, asset managers and service providers. It is an opportunity to identify industry benchmarks, eliminate reactivity and align asset management strategies to obtain the best possible outcomes.
AMPEAK will culminate with the Gala Dinner and Awards Night, where awards will be presented across a range of categories.
Student Volunteer Hall Managers: An opportunity for students to volunteer their services as AMPEAK Hall Managers and in return secure FREE entry to lectures, forums and networking opportunities. Volunteer now! Positions are limited! To volunteer please email training@amcouncil.com.au to register your interest.
by Kai | Oct 16, 2012 | Uncategorised
Annual Dinner & Awards Night
Sponsored in 2013 by Leighton Contractors
Part of the Asset Management Conference Melbourne 2013
3 – 6 June 2013
MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground)
Our Annual Dinner and Awards Night brings together the individuals and organisations who are recipients of the Asset Management Council Awards. Awards which recognise the organisations and individuals who have made significant contributions to the advancement of asset management in Australia, and internationally.
This special night celebrates the achievements of those organisations and individuals on the journey of continuous asset management improvement, asset management leadership and student innovation.
The Awards ceremony is held annually as part of the Asset Management Conference. For the night of Wednesday June 5th 2013 we will welcome our conference delegates, guests and award recipients to Zinc at Federation Square, the new city heart of Melbourne.
If you would like to share this experience with colleagues or partners, additional dinner tickets can bought as part of your confrence registration.
For more information about the Awards email info@amcouncil.com.au
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Further information on this event
Zoë Fitzpatrick
Event Coordinator
Phone: +61 (0)3 9819 2515
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by Kai | Jan 11, 2012 | Uncategorised
Program Overview
Click Here to Download the Conference Program
Confirmed Keynote Presentations
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Asset Management: Opportunity and Isssues
Mike Paine, Chief Executive Officer, Southern Water, TAS
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Development and Deployment of Asset Management Capability throughout an Infrastructure Services Business
Nicholas Yates, Chief Executive Infrastructure, Transfield Services, NSW
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Asset Management Information for Boards
Danny Elia, Director, Global Asset Management, Industry Funds Management VIC
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How to set up and extract data from an Asset Management System
Achim Krueger, Vice President EAM Solutions, SAP, Walldorf, Germany
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ISO Asset Management Standards Darfts
Peter Kohler, Asset Management Council representative on MB19
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Case Studies on Implementing Cultural Change
John Hardwick, Executive Manager, Operations Lower Hunter and Central
Coast, Ausgrid, NSW
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Case Studies on Implementing Cultural Change
Catherine Smithson, Managing Director, Being Human Pty Ltd, NSW
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Case Studies on Implementing Cultural Change
Peter Godfrey, Past National President, Engineers Australia
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Case Studies on Implementing Cultural Change
João Ricardo Barusso Lafraia, General Manager, Duque de Caxias Refinery/Petrobras, Brazil
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Asset Criticality
André Botha, Chief Operations Officer, Aurora Energy, TAS
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Establishing an Asset Management Culture – A Naval Perspective
Katherine Richards, Commanding Officer HMAS Cerberus, Senior Naval Officer Victoria
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Business Risk
Tony Pooley, Director, CEO, Principle Seven, VIC
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The Challenges of Managing the Tasmanian Gas Pipeline
Andrew Bambridge, Transmission Manager, Tas Gas Networks, TAS
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Closing Address
“Awards and recognition are great, but nothing was better than the smileson the faces of the survivors
and their families.”
Peter Davidson is a “Mobile Intensive Care Flight Paramedic” and Team Manager.
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Forum: How do you determine your organisation’s asset management maturity?
Monday 4 June, 2-5 pm
Download Monday Forum Program
Accepted Abstracts
Streamlining Asset Management Decisions Using the Insight of Operational Information, Dean Sharafi Zahra Jabiri, Western Power, WA
Development of an Open Source Data Management Tool, Kevin Atkinson, BAE Systems, NSW
Physical Asset Resource Management Organization Sustainability and the Role of Asset Management Information System, Chamath Piyabandu, Alconnex Water, QLD
The Importance of Top Level Management Support in Driving Asset Management Culture and System Change, Benjamin Hayden Clinton Windsor, NRG Gladstone Operating Services, QLD
Performance Based Maintenance Contracting – A Challenge for Developing Countries, Masuada Sultana Anisur Rahman Sanaul Chowdhury, Griffith University, QLD
Smashing Through Asset Management’s Glass Floor, Steve Doran, Infrastream Pty Ltd, NSWReliability Based Deterioration and Replacement Decision Model for Community Buildings, Ruwini Edirisinghe Sujeeva Setunge and Kevin Zhang, RMIT University, VIC
Asset Management for Small Business, Peter Oliver, SAS Mechanical Pty Ltd, NSW
Implementing Asset Management in a Resource Constrained Environment, Andrew Sneesby, GHD Pty Ltd, TAS
Risk Intuition – Blurring the Lines Between Procedure and Practice, Greg Williams, PricewaterhouseCoopers, VIC
Reliability Based Deterioration and Replacement Decision Model for Community Buildings, Ruwini Edirisinghe Sujeeva Setunge and Kevin Zhang, RMIT University, VIC
Cost Reduction Strategies for a Paint Manufacturing Plant, Indra Gunawan and Ajay Karan, Monash University, VIC
Asset Management and FM Procurement and Contracting Strategies: Innovations, Pitfalls and Lessons Learnt, Joanne Teagle Marko Misko, Clayton Utz, VIC
Use of Quantitative Risk Modelling Across Different Asset Types, Chuong Ngo Rick Beaupre Jason McVean Reena Sahney and Joe Yip, Jiva Group Inc., Canada
Corporate to Coalface – Development and Delivery of an Integrated AM Competency Based Training Framework, Tom Carpenter Charlotte England Gary McLay Bob Burford Institute of Quality Asset Management, VIC
Formulating & Implementing Effective Asset Management Strategies for Large Mobile Bulk Materials Handling Plant, Steve Saflekos, BMT WBM, TAS
A Probabilistic Approach for Deterioration Prediction and Cost Optimization of Community Buildings Using Monte Carlo Simulation, Hessam Mohseni Sujeeva Setunge Goumin Zhang and Pushpitha Kalutara, RMIT University, VIC
RCM or RCA – Which Comes First? The Chicken or the Egg, Mick Drew, ARMS Reliability, VIC
Maintenance Function Review, Larissa James, GHD Pty Ltd, QLD
Hybrid Approaches to Classification of Condition Monitoring Data, Paul McMahon, RailCorp, NSW
Six Sigma in Asset Management, Gerard Gan, Mulgrave Engineers, VIC
Product Services Systems and Their Support, John Mo, RMIT University, VIC
The NSW Independent Transport Safety Regulator (ITSR) – Asset Management Project, Peter Kohler & Adrian Rowland, ITSR, NSW
Asset Mapping on the Rail Network to Improve Maintenance Efficiency, Mike Mundy, Tony Will, Barry Billings, Transfield Services, & John Moroney, Australian Rail Track Corporation
Investing Wisely Towards Asset Management Excellence to Assure Reliable Assets are Consistently Effective, P Townsend, D Van der Berg, P Campbell, SAMI, VIC
