We are excited to announce that today marks the culmination of over 2.5 years of work involving approximately 250 people from around the world, including many Asset Management Council members / volunteers. The Global Forum of Maintenance and Asset Management (GFMAM) is pleased to release Version 3.0 of the GFMAM Asset Management (AM) Landscape.
(more…)The GFMAM – Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management – comprises 14 member societies from different countries across the world. These societies encompass professionals across varied industries, each brining distinct perspectives, practices, and levels of expertise to the field of Asset Management. This expensive geographic and industrial coverage positions GFMAM uniquely to gather insights and data on key topics within the Asset Management sector.
(more…)IPWEA has joined AMCouncil as a member of the GFMAM. Both Australian organisations are collaboratively working to enhance society by promoting the value of effective Asset Management within the Infrastructure Sector.
(more…)Martin Kerr is the AMCouncil representative on the Standards Australia MB-19 Committee which is the Australian mirror committee for the International ISO/TC251 Committee. The ISO/TC251 committee is the group that looks after the ISO5500x group of Asset Management standards.
In this presentation Martin will provide an overview of the groups of asset management standards and the work of the ISO/TC251 committee in review and update of these standards. He will detail changes to the standards and advise how you can contribute to the work of the committee and provide feedback to these important standards.
About the speaker:
Martin Kerr is our representative on MB-19 and the current convener of ISO55001. Martin is a Certified Fellow in Asset Management (CFAM) and a Certified Asset Management Assessor (CAMA). Martin is the founder of Structured Change Pty Ltd, co-author of Living Asset Management Maturity, an active AMBok team member and an Asset Management Maturity Assessor for the Council. Martin is also the Technical Manager of the WPiAM CAMA team and a project member at the GFMAM.
The GFMAM is looking for people to contribute to this survey to help them better understand their stakeholders’ views on the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation in maintenance and asset management: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqhQM8foYRuyEttbWG6v2gPjdXPL0gE9NclylzeMMUkZq_Jg/viewform