Aligning Asset Management Functions

AlignmentThe TC251/ISO55000 Committee recently released a short fact sheet with tips on how to get alignment in Asset Management between an organisations financial and non-financial functions by proposing a framework as a means of fostering that organisational alignment.  Take a look at the document here.

AMPEAK Asset Management Conference Perth 2014

Asset Management Conference,
Perth June 2-5, 2014

Crown, Perth Western Australia

 

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This leading national conference is brought to you by the Asset Management Council, a Technical Society of Engineers Australia and a founding member of the Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management. 

As an independent, not for profit, professional body, the Asset Management Council unites professionals, organisations and global leaders from asset intensive industries.  Their annual conference connects individuals facilitating the exchange of ideas, experiences and knowledge; who challenge and change attitudes going into the future; and enhance Australia’s international competitiveness.

Please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including information about registration.

Keynote Speakers

Talking to Boards – Danny Elia, Danny Elia,Investment Director, IFM Investors, VIC

Danny drives the asset management strategy of the Australian and global infrastructure funds. Danny has wide industry and senior management experience across a range of infrastructure sectors. He previously worked as the Director of the SA Health Partnership, the single purpose vehicle established by Leighton Contractors, Spotless and Hansen Yuncken to deliver the New Royal Adelaide Hospital PPP. Prior to this, Danny held a number of senior management roles including General Manager, CityLink and Victoria for Transurban Group; CFO, COO and Company Secretary for Axiom Energy Limited; Finance Director of Logistics for Linfox Asia Pacific; and Finance Director and Company Secretary for General Mills.

Maintainers of the Future – Professor Melinda Hodkiewicz, School of Mechanical and Chemical Engineering, University of Western Australia, WA

Melinda is the head of the Engineering Asset Management (EAM) Program at the UWA and sits on the ISO (International Standards Organisation) committee for Asset Management Standards. After working for a decade in operations and maintenance roles, Melinda joined the academic staff at UWA but retains close contact with her industry roots. In 2011 she was a finalist in the CME (Chamber of Minerals and Energy) Outstanding Women in Resources award and in 2012 won the UWA Safety Leadership Award. She is currently leading teaching in risk, reliability and safety in the Faculty of Engineering and also delivers a number of Open and In-company programs in Asset Management for Government and Industry.

How IT/OT Integration and the Cyber-Physical World is Changing our Lives and the Way We Are Doing Business – Achim Krüger, Vice President, EAM Solutions, SAP, Germany

Dr.-Ing. Achim Krüger started his career as an officer with the German Air Force holding several positions in the areas of maintenance of helicopters and transport aircraft as well as systems engineering, before working in higher commands as a logistics general staff officer. Joining SAP Germany in 2002 Dr. Krüger first served as a consultant before establishing the SAP for Defense & Security industry portfolio at SAP AG. After several other duties in Solution Management and Development Dr. Krüger is now responsible as a Vice President for SAP’s solutions in the area of Enterprise Asset Management.

Changing Definitions of Asset Management – Thomas W. Smith MS, Program Director in the Department of Engineering Professional Development, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

Mr. Smith served as a U.S. Delegate and Task Group Leader for the International Standards Organization (ISO) Program Committee on Asset Management and for AMPEAK 2014 will lead the presentations on ISO Implementation. Mr. Smith has published a number of papers and articles on asset management and is the author of the summary chapter on ISO 55000 for the Handbook of Asset Management.

Asset Management Effectiveness in the Mining and Resources Sector – Joe Sofra, Chief Executive, Resources & Energy ANZ Transfield Services, Australia

Joe has more than 21 years’ experience in the resource, energy and infrastructure sectors having worked in Australia, South Eastern and Central Asia, South America, Europe and the former Soviet Union. Joe was appointed Chief Executive Resources and Energy Australia and New Zealand in August 2012. He is responsible for leading the acceleration of growth in this business and ongoing service delivery improvement, and continues the strategic shift towards providing high value technical services.

Key Topics for AMPEAK 2014

  • Asset Data
  • Benchmarking and Monitoring
  • Business Management
  • Business Performance
  • Condition Monitoring
  • Configuration Management
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Forums covering – Asset Management System Model and Organisational Systems Model
  • ISO 5500X
  • Leadership and Culture
  • Maintenance Planning and Strategy
  • Maturity
  • RAMS
  • Risk Management
  • Tutorilas covering – Strategic Asset Management Plans and Measuring Reliability; Tips and Tricks for a Reliability Practitioner
  • Whole Life Planning and Costing

 For the detailed program schedule please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014.

Please click here for an overview of organistaions and delegates who typically attend.

Make the Most of the Destination

 

Whilst the conference social program is a great way to relax and enjoy good food and a drink whilst you network and share ideas, Western Australia (WA) is an extraordinary destination awaiting exploration.

 

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Perth is situated on the stunning Swan River and offers a vibrant and historical gateway to the WA coast line north and south of the city.  This part of the world is home to stunning beaches, world-class wineries, and breathtaking natural scenery.

There will be a tailor-made Partner Program for delegates wishing to travel with their partners, but why not take time out to discover WA’s awe-inspiring beauty coveted the world over.

For Further Information

Eva Wispereit
Events Assistant
Phone: +61 (0)3 9819 2515

Save the Date!

Are you a member of Engineers Australia? Earn CPD Points by attending the conference! Engineers Australia’s website has comprehensive information about how members can earn CPD points. For more information, please click here.

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Accepted Abstracts

 

These accepted Abstracts give you a preview of some the topics to be explored at AMPEAK 2014.  All Abstracts listed below are subject to the final paper review.

  • Robust Risk Management is Essential in Asset Management: Why a Spreadsheet will Not Cut it! By Andrew Ferguson, Wayne Rudland
  • Asset Management in Design – what is needed? Anselm Boehl
  • MTMs ‘Fast Track’ to Asset Management Improvement and PAS 55 Certification. Benjamin Staples, Ralph Godau
  • Transitioning Rollingstock Maintenance Contracts – Problems & Pitfalls. Brett Wilson
  • Maintenance of Water and Hydrocarbons Assets: Are You Using Your Instinct More Often Than Your Intellect? Dr Carla Boehl
  • Integration of RCA and RCM Techniques to Develop Maintenance Strategies Chris Traianou
  • Condition Monitoring Programs Defined as a Process With Performance Measures of Each Step. Leads to Precision Maintenance Initiatives Which Eliminate Systemic Problems. Chris Purkiss, Dr Michael Dickenson
  • Build Level of Services and Customer Value into the Decision Making – Sydney Water’s Water Main Asset Management Strategy. David Zhang
  • Improving Project Delivery – Will the New Asset Management System Standards Series ISO 55000 Make a Difference? Ernst Krauss
  • Maintenance Evaluation Case Study. Geoffrey Fox
  • Designing Modern Maintenance Programs for Heritage Rail Vehicles using Heritage Maintenance Analysis Methods. James Kennedy, Jennifer Edwards, Peter Kohler
  • A Tool to Investigate the Status of Engineering Asset Management in Organizations. Khaled El-Akruti, Richard Dwight, Tieling Zhang
  • Evaluation of Risks for Asset Management and Support Services Improvement Projects. John Mo
  • Integrating Reliability Models into Asset Performance Models For Prioritising Strategic Asset Management Decisions at Rio Tinto Iron Ore. Alexandre Cesa, Kecheng Shen
  • Use of Multi-Folds Asset Operational Performance Data to Prioritise Business Improvement Actions at Rio Tinto Iron Ore – Challenges and Opportunities. Alexandre Cesa, Kecheng Shen
  • Preparing for ISO 55000 – Developing a Global Facility Asset Management Framework – including a case study at Olympic Dam. Ken Robertson
  • Effectiveness of the Performance and Reliability Optimisation Model in Electricity Generation. Krige Visser, Wilson Kudiwa
  • Maintainers of the Future. Professor Melinda Hodkiewicz
  • The Path to Less Paper. Steve O’Keeffe
  • Case Study – Balancing Capital Efficiency with Optimising Operational Performance. John Doran
  • Extent of Use of Continuous Improvement Process in Engineering Asset Management Practices in Oil and Gas Service Industry in Nigeria. Olatunji Ilori
  • Train Unloading Facility Defect Elimination Program. Cristiano da Costa Cunha and Indra Gunawan
  • A Reliability Based Maintenance Plan for a New Cement Plant in Peru – South America. Jaime Collantes
  • Using Physical Asset Management as a Technical and Cultural Transformation Strategy of the Department of Public Works and Highways, Thru The Bureau of the Equipment. Toribio Noel Ilao
  • Asset Health Management – A Strategic Perspective. Yvonne Power
  • Are Your Decisions Truly Optimal? Boudewijn Neijens
  • Gaining Productivity and Cost Effectiveness Through Better Processing and Understanding of Asset Data. Edwin Karema
  • Asset Information Management – Building a Platform for Success. Krishna Satiah
  • Data Governance for Assets. Vishal Chandnani
  • Asset Performance Information System in TNB Distribution. Syed Ahmad Fuad Syed Abdul Hamid
  • Asset Management Stewardship and Best Practice in Toll Road O&M. George Vasiliadis, David Evans, Heinz Volma, Les Hill, Mike Mundy
  • Promoting AM Accountability via Bipartisan Governance Arrangements within an Integrated Business Management System. Matt Henson
  • Flexible Development of Asset Category Specific AM Plans. Matt Henson
  • Western Power’s Wood Pole Asset Management Challenge. Raphael Ozsvath, Richard Tatnall
  • Network Rebuild Investment Optimisation. Victoria Hogg
  • Risk Based Zonal Planning Approach for Distribution Overhead Assets. Victoria Hogg
  • Defining Organisational Performance: An asset management Perspective. Dr Monique Beedles
  • Production Reliability Analysis to Improve Asset Management. Matt Wilson
  • Proactive Maintenance Strategies Used to Improve Reliability and Demonstrable Economic Savings. Jerome Pabbruwe, Kristian Crews
  • Development and Implementation of an Asset Configuration Management System. Vera Rajanovic
  • Financial Return of the Performance Culture. Mark Broussard
  • A Review of Data Visualisation for Asset Management Key Process Indicators and its Potential Impact on Quantitative Information Communication. David Caro
  • Integrating Asset Management across Fremantle Ports. Alessandra Mendes, Rouzbeh Pourazim, Steve Marley, Dario Vallini, Hessam Mohseni, Frédéric Blin
  • Get Value from Asset Management. Alessandro Neri, Angelo Neri
  • Managing Complexity and Growth – where there’s a will…… Graham Constable, Brian Munro
  • Asset Integrity Management – A structured Approach. Martin Brown
  • The Role of Asset Maintenance Organisations in Improving Return on Assets. Ankur Barua
  • How Change Management can Improve Business Processes. Ayesha Alam, Sana Khan
  • Risk – The Common Language of Asset Management Decision Optimisation. Paul Blackmore
  • Managing Maintenance Resources for Efficient Asset Utilization. Winda Nur Cahyo, Khaled El-Akruti, Richard Dwight, Tieling Zhang
  • Integration of Risk Management with Asset Management Systems. Kevin Creagh
  • Can Shared Coal Industry Knowledge be Adapted to Improve Risk Management Outcomes in Other High-Risk Domains? Philipp Kirsch, Darren Sprott, Meng Shi
  • A Two-Phased Approach for Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) Programme Implementation. Steve Matthews
  • Management Commitment to the Success of the PAS 55 Certification Journey. Paul Catton
  • 6 Critical Steps for Facilitating a Successful Root Cause Analysis. Jack Jager
  • Increasing Asset Management Maturity in a Complex, Multi-site Organisation, David Wiley
  • The Role of Condition Benchmarking in Asset Management, Case Study for Pavement Asset in Abu Dhabi – UAE. Alan Roland, Daniel Ludemann
  • Asset Management Today, the Continuous Journey. Alan Roland, Prof. John Yeaman
  • Delivery Reliable Customer Outcome Through Performance Based Maintenance Service. Alan Roland, Adel Ali
  • Establishing Optimal Long Term Funding Allocation Systematic Approach based on Network Needs & Availability of Funds. Alan Roland, Prof. John Yeaman, Prof. Mark Porter
  • The ‘Perfect Storm for AM’ – data gaps & generational change. Shane Oldham
  • Effective Asset Management Programs through Open Data Systems and Mobility – Global Best Practice case studies. Dan Drum
  • Predicting Reliability of Heavy Mining Equipment Using Computational Intelligence Dynamic Models. Gonzalo Acuna
  • The Uncertain Future: Planning for Alternate Realities. Anna Robak
  • Improving Points Reliability on Perth’s Metropolitan Rail Network – A Case Study. Rebecca Taylor, Simon Ayres
  • Development & Application of a Bridge Deterioration Model for Underbridges in Sydney Trains. Azam Khan & Ehsan Khan
  • Construction Materials Condition Input to Asset Management – Health Checks to Extend Asset Life. Rodney Paull
  • Improving Woodside’s Asset Management Capability Using an Integrated Risk Based Inspection System. Matthew Turnbull
  • Exploring the Effect of Political Risks in Large Infrastructure Projects in Politically Unstable Countries. Saad Khan, Dr. Azam Khan, Daniyal Mian
  • Benchmarking Reliability in Power Utilities. Chris Cunningham, Seyed Safi
 

   

Please click here for the Preliminary Registration Brochure and program overview 2014.

Further Information

Zoë Fitzpatrick
Event Coordinator 
Phone: +61 (0)3 9819 2515

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Program Overview & Social Events 

Monday 2 June

  • Registration and Exhibition open, 1.30pm
  • Practitioner Forum, 2pm
  • Welcome Reception Cocktail, 5pm – Sponsored by Institute of Quality Asset Management

Tuesday 3 June

  • Welcome and Opening Keynote
  • RAMS
  • Business Management
  • Whole Life Planning and Costing
  • Young Asset Management Practitioners (YAMP) session
  • Risk Management
  • Maturity
  • Tutorial
  • Exhibition/Innovator’s Platform
  • YAMP Networking Evening

Wednesday 4 June

  • Keynotes
  • Risk Management
  • Forum
  • Condition Monitoring
  • Risk Management
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Benchmarking and Monitoring
  • Tutorial
  • Business Performance
  • ISO 5500X
  • Exhibition/Innovator’s Platform
  • Annual Dinner and Awards Night, Fraser’s, Kings Park

Thursday 5 June

  • Closing Keynotes
  • Maintenance Planning and Strategy
  • Leadership and Culture
  • Asset Data
  • Maintenance Planning and Strategy
  • Forum
  • Configuration Management
  • Exhibition/Innovator’s Platform
  • Farewell Function and Exhibition close

Friday 6 June

Workshops & Site Visits. Please click here for full details.

All social events are included in a Full Conference Registration. Individual function tickets can be bought separately should you wish to invite local contacts.

Please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including full details about registration.

Keynote Speakers

Talking to Boards – Danny Elia, Danny Elia,Investment Director, IFM Investors, VIC

Danny drives the asset management strategy of the Australian and global infrastructure funds. Danny has wide industry and senior management experience across a range of infrastructure sectors. He previously worked as the Director of the SA Health Partnership, the single purpose vehicle established by Leighton Contractors, Spotless and Hansen Yuncken to deliver the New Royal Adelaide Hospital PPP. Prior to this, Danny held a number of senior management roles including General Manager, CityLink and Victoria for Transurban Group; CFO, COO and Company Secretary for Axiom Energy Limited; Finance Director of Logistics for Linfox Asia Pacific; and Finance Director and Company Secretary for General Mills.

Maintainers of the Future – Professor Melinda Hodkiewicz, Associate Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Western Australia, WA

Melinda is the head of the Engineering Asset Management (EAM) Program at the UWA and sits on the ISO (International Standards Organisation) committee for Asset Management Standards. After working for a decade in operations and maintenance roles, Melinda joined the academic staff at UWA but retains close contact with her industry roots. In 2011 she was a finalist in the CME (Chamber of Minerals and Energy) Outstanding Women in Resources award and in 2012 won the UWA Safety Leadership Award. She is currently leading teaching in risk, reliability and safety in the Faculty of Engineering and also delivers a number of Open and In-company programs in Asset Management for Government and Industry.

How IT/OT Integration and the Cyber-Physical World is Changing our Lives and the Way We Are Doing Business – Achim Krüger, Vice President, EAM Solutions, SAP, Germany

Dr.-Ing. Achim Krüger started his career as an officer with the German Air Force holding several positions in the areas of maintenance of helicopters and transport aircraft as well as systems engineering, before working in higher commands as a logistics general staff officer. Joining SAP Germany in 2002 Dr. Krüger first served as a consultant before establishing the SAP for Defense & Security industry portfolio at SAP AG. After several other duties in Solution Management and Development Dr. Krüger is now responsible as a Vice President for SAP’s solutions in the area of Enterprise Asset Management.

Changing Definitions of Asset Management – Thomas W. Smith MS, Program Director in the Department of Engineering Professional Development, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

Mr. Smith served as a U.S. Delegate and Task Group Leader for the International Standards Organization (ISO) Program Committee on Asset Management and for AMPEAK 2014 will lead the presentations on ISO Implementation. Mr. Smith has published a number of papers and articles on asset management and is the author of the summary chapter on ISO 55000 for the Handbook of Asset Management.

Asset Management Effectiveness in the Mining and Resources Sector – Joe Sofra, Chief Executive, Resources & Energy ANZ Transfield Services, Australia

Joe has more than 21 years’ experience in the resource, energy and infrastructure sectors having worked in Australia, South Eastern and Central Asia, South America, Europe and the former Soviet Union. Joe was appointed Chief Executive Resources and Energy Australia and New Zealand in August 2012. He is responsible for leading the acceleration of growth in this business and ongoing service delivery improvement, and continues the strategic shift towards providing high value technical services.

Tutorials

Tutorials are a valuable part the conference program, enhancing and diversifying the learning opportunities available at AMPEAK.

1. Measuring Reliability; Tips and Tricks for a Reliability Practitioner, by Mark Mackenzie, Strategic Consulting Manager

This Tutorial will cover:

  • Why measure reliability and what are the benefits?
  • How should reliability be demonstrated/tested?
  • How to specify reliability requirements
  • How to use reliability to focus effort

2.Strategic Asset Management Plans, by Nick Hastings, Principal Consultant, Albany Interactive VIC 

The tutorial will cover:

  • The business operational plan and level of service
  • Knowledge of existing assets
  • Analysis of activities, resources and timescales for assets required to meet the business plan
  • New asset acquisitions
  • Asset fleet maintenance and renewal plan
  • The financial plan, CAPEX and OPEX
  • Closing the loop with the Strategic Asset Management Plan

Please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including full details about registration.

 

Further Information

Eva Wispereit
Events Assistant
Phone: +61 (0)3 9819 2515

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Young Asset Management Practitioners (YAMPs) Session 2014

Tuesday 3rd June

YAMPs will benefit from the whole AMPEAK program and as part of the Asset Management Council’s ongoing commitment to encourage ‘the next generation’ to begin their asset management journey, this year’s conference program will again feature a YAMP-focused session.

The Young Asset Manager’s event planned for this year’s AMPEAK conference is aimed at providing some informative views to young engineers about the emerging practice field of Asset Management. There is currently only non institutional learning available for the complex world of Asset Management because it’s emergence as a Business function and multidisciplinary interaction to deliver the Asset Management outcomes are still under development. ISO 55000 series of Asset Management System Standards has raised the profile of Asset Management and potentially the interest in implementing the required structure and processes. The Asset Management Council offers this event to addresses some pressing questions about Asset Management requirements, career possibilities and options, success factors and associated challenges.

The event will be featuring the Perth Zoo, a very uniquely positioned case study in Asset Management. A Professional in the recruitment business for Asset Management provide an overview of the demand and current Asset Management landscape, other experiences come from Public works. Of course the host, Blake Huntley, will share his long experience in Asset Management as an ‘end to end’ business process.

Providing an environment for creating and deepening awareness of what contemporary Asset Management intends to achieve, giving insight into specific experiences sharing and achievements together with Networking with presenters and other interested young engineer is the aim of the forum.

The YAMP Session 2014

With direction from Blake Hunton, Facilities and Environmental Services, a tour of Perth Zoo will detail the infrastructure of the zoo and address the challenges that are faced to upgrade the facilities and incorporate renewable energy for a more sustainable future.

Asset management encompasses much more than mining, transport or oil and gas. A great example of an asset management microcosm is Perth Zoo. Opened in 1898 and home to 1,258 animals, it operates on a limited budget to improve the infrastructure of the existing site and has assets of varying ages. The Perth Zoo must ensure that the animals are housed and maintained (and do not escape), whilst providing education and entertainment to the general public.

This off-site visit will be followed by the YAMP Networking Evening at Crown Convention Centre.

Whether for the day or full conference program, please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including information about registration.

About the Asset Management Council YAMP group

The YAMP group was established with the aim of supporting the younger generation of asset management professionals within Australia.  The group was setup as part of the Asset Management Council membership base in 2012 and continues to grow with support from the AM Council and its regional Chapters.

A YAMP is:

  • Interested in pursuing, or are presently in, an asset management related profession
  • Between the ages of 18 and 35
  • A current Asset Management Council member
  • Currently completing or has completed a tertiary (university or TAFE) engineering or asset management related qualification and / or discipline

Benefits for YAMPs

  • Being a part of developing your own strategy, in-line with the Asset Management Council vision, mission and strategic plan
  • Providing a voice to ensure the Asset Management Council delivers relevant support, knowledge and networking opportunities for younger members
  • Developing and participating in generational exchange activities (senior asset management professionals with young asset management professionals)

How to become a YAMP 

New Asset Management Council members:

When filling out your Asset Management Council membership application – online or membership form – tick the ‘Young Asset Management Practitioner’ box under Group Affiliation as well as choosing your local chapter affiliation.

Current Asset Management Council members:

Register your interest to be a YAMP by emailing the Young Asset Management Practitioner Chair – Ujwal Lakra, on yamp@amcouncil.com.au

 

 We look forward to seeing you at AMPEAK 2014!

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Partner Program 2014

Tuesday 3rd – Thursday 5th June

Partners accompanying delegates can enjoy a three-day program, taking in some of the highlights of Perth and its surrounds. The three-day tour price includes all AMPEAK social functions. 

The Three-day Tour

Day 1: Tuesday 3 June

  • Dolphin Cruise, Madurah river
  • Lunch at Yogi, Mandurah
  • Afternoon tea at Abingdon Miniature Village

Day 2: Wednesday 4 June

  • Kings Park
  • Bell Tower at Barrack Square
  • Catch Ferry to South Perth
  • Lunch at The Windsor Bar & Cafe
  • Ferry Back to Perth to visit London Court,
  • Hay & Murray St Shopping Mall
  • Free time allowing you time before getting ready for the Awards Dinner

Day 3: Thursday 5 June

  • Caversham Wildlife Park
  • Lunch at Boards, Upper Reach Winery
  • Afternoon tea at Mondo Nougat

AMPEAK Social Functions

  • Welcome Cocktail Function on Monday evening
  • YAMP Networking Evening on Tuesday
  • Annual Dinner and Awards Night at Fraser’s, Kings Park on Wednesday night
  • Farewell Drinks Function on Thursday evening

To add one three-day Partner Program registration to your Confernce Registration is $460 for an AM Council Member or $570 for Non-Members.

Individual days can be purchased for $200, however individual days do not include the AMPEAK social functions. 

Please click here to register online or download the Preliminary Program & Registration Brochure.

Please contact Eva Wispereit, Events Assistant on 03 9819 2515 or AMPEAK@amcouncil.com.au for further enquiries.

 

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Exhibitor Opportunities 2014

2-5 June, Crown, Perth Western Australia

The Exhibition Hall is located in the Crown Convention Centre Grand Ball Room and will be the main thoroughfare for the duration of the conference. To maximise your contact with delegates, all social functions and breaks will be conducted amongst the 40 exhibition stands.

  

Exhibitors in 2014

1. INTELFUSE

2.Riva Modeling Systems

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6. Geomatic Technologies

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11. Speakers Corner

12. AM Council

13. AM Council

14. Registration Desk

15. Registration Desk

16. Landgate

17.Lycopodium

18.Teak Yew

19. OMCS International

20. I&E Systems

21.

22. The Online Workshop

23. Assetivity

24. Transfield Services

25. Transfield Services

26. K2 Technology

27. Vitech Reliability

28. Logsys Power Services

29. PwC The Asset Partnership

30. Capability Partners 

31. ARMS Reliability

32. SAP Australia

33. SAP Australia

34. Bentley Systems

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37.

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39. VIZIYA

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For detailed information about the Exhibitor package as well as Sponsorship opportunities please click here to download the Sponsor and Exhibitor Opportunities brochure or contact Eva Wispereit on 03 9819 2515 or AMPEAK@amcouncil.com.au

Looking for spomsorship opportunities?  Click here.

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Sponsorship Opportunities 2014

2-5 June, Crown, Perth Western Australia

The conference presents a myriad of options for organisations to make their mark during the four days of great Keynote speakers, concurrent sessions and social networking events.
Over the four days the conference gives you access to a broad range of industries including the decision makers.

Our audience of 300-plus is comprised of individuals from organisations who manage assets across the planning, acquisition, operate & maintain and disposal phases of the asset lifecycle, whether in infrastructure, finance, mining, oil & gas, defence, water, risk & reliability, Occupation Health & Safety (to name but a few.)

Branding Sponsorship Opportunities Include:

  • Delegate Satchels
  • Water Bottles

Sponsored in 2014 by
Lycopodium Asset Management

  • Internet Cafe
  • Session Sponsor*

 

  • Writing Pad & Pen

Sponsored in 2014 by Assetivity

  • USB of Proceedings

Sponsored in 2014 by
K2 Technology

*multiple opportunities available

Hosting Sponsorship Opportunities Include:

  • Annual Dinner and Awards Night
  • Farewell Function
  • Welcome Function

Sponsored in 2014 by
Institute of Quality Asset Management

  • Networking Lunches*
  • YAMPS (Young Asset Management Practitioners) Networking Evening
  • Morning & Afternoon Teas*

Sponsored in 2014 by:

  1. Tuesday Afternoon Tea, I&E Sysytems
  2. Wednesday Morning Tea, Teak Yew
*multiple opportunities available

For detailed information about all these opportunities, as well as exhibiting, please click here to download the Sponsor and Exhibitor Opportunities brochure or contact Eva Wispereit on 03 9819 2515 or AMPEAK@amcouncil.com.au

Looking to Exhibit? Click here.

 

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Conference Chair and Technical Team 

The Conference Chair, Greg Williams, in collaboration with the Asset Management Council CEO, Sally Nugent, forms the strategic overview for AMPEAK.

The Conference Technical Team ensure the relevance and quality of the conference technical content.  

Greg Williams (Conference Chair) Director, Risk and Capital Management, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Steve Berquist Manager of Performance Technology, Fluor
Nikola Borovac Senior Engineer, Electrical Design – Standards, Western Power
Terry Howard Asset Management Council Lecturer
Glen Kerr ILS Capability Manager, ASC Pty Ltd
  John Sander AM Council Chapter Chair, Perth

 

 Ongoing consultation and feedback from various stakeholder groups including conference participants, AM Council members, AM Council Chapters and the AMBoK Team, is also conduscted as part of the program development.

Please click here for the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including details of registration.

Further Information

Eva Wispereit
Events Assistant
Phone: +61 (0)3 9819 2515

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Program Overview AMPEAK 2014

 

Asset Management Conference, Perth 2014

Program Overview & Social Events 

Monday 2 June

  • Registration and Exhibition open, 1.30pm
  • Practitioner Forum, 2pm
  • Welcome Reception Cocktail, 5pm – Sponsored by Institute of Quality Asset Management

Tuesday 3 June

  • Welcome and Opening Keynote
  • RAMS
  • Business Management
  • Whole Life Planning and Costing
  • Young Asset Management Practitioners (YAMP) session
  • Risk Management
  • Maturity
  • Tutorial
  • Exhibition/Innovator’s Platform
  • YAMP Networking Evening

Wednesday 4 June

  • Keynotes
  • Risk Management
  • Forum
  • Condition Monitoring
  • Risk Management
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Benchmarking and Monitoring
  • Tutorial
  • Business Performance
  • ISO 5500X
  • Exhibition/Innovator’s Platform
  • Annual Dinner and Awards Night, Fraser’s, Kings Park

Thursday 5 June

  • Closing Keynotes
  • Maintenance Planning and Strategy
  • Leadership and Culture
  • Asset Data
  • Maintenance Planning and Strategy
  • Forum
  • Configuration Management
  • Exhibition/Innovator’s Platform
  • Farewell Function and Exhibition close

Friday 6 June

Workshops & Site Visits. Please click here for full details.

All social events are included in a Full Conference Registration. Individual function tickets can be bought separately should you wish to invite local contacts.

Please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including full details about registration.

Keynote Speakers

Talking to Boards – Danny Elia, Danny Elia,Investment Director, IFM Investors, VIC

Danny drives the asset management strategy of the Australian and global infrastructure funds. Danny has wide industry and senior management experience across a range of infrastructure sectors. He previously worked as the Director of the SA Health Partnership, the single purpose vehicle established by Leighton Contractors, Spotless and Hansen Yuncken to deliver the New Royal Adelaide Hospital PPP. Prior to this, Danny held a number of senior management roles including General Manager, CityLink and Victoria for Transurban Group; CFO, COO and Company Secretary for Axiom Energy Limited; Finance Director of Logistics for Linfox Asia Pacific; and Finance Director and Company Secretary for General Mills.

Maintainers of the Future – Professor Melinda Hodkiewicz, Associate Professor, School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Western Australia, WA

Melinda is the head of the Engineering Asset Management (EAM) Program at the UWA and sits on the ISO (International Standards Organisation) committee for Asset Management Standards. After working for a decade in operations and maintenance roles, Melinda joined the academic staff at UWA but retains close contact with her industry roots. In 2011 she was a finalist in the CME (Chamber of Minerals and Energy) Outstanding Women in Resources award and in 2012 won the UWA Safety Leadership Award. She is currently leading teaching in risk, reliability and safety in the Faculty of Engineering and also delivers a number of Open and In-company programs in Asset Management for Government and Industry.

How IT/OT Integration and the Cyber-Physical World is Changing our Lives and the Way We Are Doing Business – Achim Krüger, Vice President, EAM Solutions, SAP, Germany

Dr.-Ing. Achim Krüger started his career as an officer with the German Air Force holding several positions in the areas of maintenance of helicopters and transport aircraft as well as systems engineering, before working in higher commands as a logistics general staff officer. Joining SAP Germany in 2002 Dr. Krüger first served as a consultant before establishing the SAP for Defense & Security industry portfolio at SAP AG. After several other duties in Solution Management and Development Dr. Krüger is now responsible as a Vice President for SAP’s solutions in the area of Enterprise Asset Management.

Changing Definitions of Asset Management – Thomas W. Smith MS, Program Director in the Department of Engineering Professional Development, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

Mr. Smith served as a U.S. Delegate and Task Group Leader for the International Standards Organization (ISO) Program Committee on Asset Management and for AMPEAK 2014 will lead the presentations on ISO Implementation. Mr. Smith has published a number of papers and articles on asset management and is the author of the summary chapter on ISO 55000 for the Handbook of Asset Management.

Asset Management Effectiveness in the Mining and Resources Sector – Joe Sofra, Chief Executive, Resources & Energy ANZ Transfield Services, Australia

Joe has more than 21 years’ experience in the resource, energy and infrastructure sectors having worked in Australia, South Eastern and Central Asia, South America, Europe and the former Soviet Union. Joe was appointed Chief Executive Resources and Energy Australia and New Zealand in August 2012. He is responsible for leading the acceleration of growth in this business and ongoing service delivery improvement, and continues the strategic shift towards providing high value technical services.

Tutorials

Tutorials are a valuable part the conference program, enhancing and diversifying the learning opportunities available at AMPEAK.

1. Measuring Reliability; Tips and Tricks for a Reliability Practitioner, by Mark Mackenzie, Strategic Consulting Manager

This Tutorial will cover:

  • Why measure reliability and what are the benefits?
  • How should reliability be demonstrated/tested?
  • How to specify reliability requirements
  • How to use reliability to focus effort

2.Strategic Asset Management Plans, by Nick Hastings, Principal Consultant, Albany Interactive VIC 

The tutorial will cover:

  • The business operational plan and level of service
  • Knowledge of existing assets
  • Analysis of activities, resources and timescales for assets required to meet the business plan
  • New asset acquisitions
  • Asset fleet maintenance and renewal plan
  • The financial plan, CAPEX and OPEX
  • Closing the loop with the Strategic Asset Management Plan

Please click here to download the Preliminary Program Brochure 2014, including full details about registration.

 

Further Information

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Webinar – Spotlight on Updates and Key Changes to the CONTEXT AND STAKEHOLDERS Subject Area (AM Landscape in Practice)

Part of the Asset Management Landscape in Practice Webinar Series – designed to provide our members with practical tips and tricks to apply various aspects of the asset management landscape in their everyday work.

Join us for an engaging session where our expert project lead on the Context and Stakeholders area, Ankur Maheshwari, will take us through the latest changes in the AM landscape, following the recent launch of the GFMAM AM Landscape version 3, specifically focusing on the subject area of CONTEXT AND STAKEHOLDERS. This 30-minute webinar will cover:

  • Understanding the Evolution: Highlight the key differences between the old and new aspects of the AM landscape in this area of focus.
  • Practical Application: Learn how these changes will benefit asset managers in their daily work, with actionable advice and strategies.
  • Real-World Examples: See real-world examples demonstrating how to effectively use this updated knowledge in practice.

Our distinguished speaker, Ankur Maheshwari, has played a significant role as a project lead for the area of Context and Stakeholders in the AMCouncil’s review of the GFMAM AM landscape. Their insights will be invaluable in helping our members understand and navigate these changes, ultimately improving their asset management practices.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in asset management. Register for more sessions in the “AM Landscape in Practice” series, where we will explore each of the seven key subject areas in detail.

 

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