Volunteering Opportunities

Call for Nominations to the AMCouncil Board of Directors 2023

In accordance with Section 31 of its Constitution, an election is to be held for the Board of Directors of the Asset Management Council, for the term April 2023 – APril 2026. One member of the current Board of Directors is to retire at the AMCouncil 2022 Annual General Meeting and is eligible to stand for re-election for the ensuing three-year term.

All financial members of the AMCouncil are eligible to stand for election.

NABERS Embodied Emissions Public Consultation

NABERS (National Australian Built Environment Rating System) has developed and published a consultation paper containing 10 proposals outlining how a rating tool would measure, verify and compare embodied emissions in new buildings and major refurbishments, in their effort to reduce embodied emissions in Australia’s commercial building stock, and are seeking feedback via an online survey. You can download the consultation paper and submit your feedback by 16 February 2023 here: https://www.nabers.gov.au/publications/nabers-embodied-emissions-public-consultation

Cyber Security & Asset Management Standards in the Australian Mining and Minerals Industry

Survey invitation – a study to expand awareness and promote best practice

Highly sophisticated cyber-attacks are proliferating at an alarming pace worldwide, yet some industries are exposed to higher risks than others. The nature of the mining industry, for instance, enhances the magnitude of risk as a cyber-attack could easily result in the loss of life.

Inclusion and Diversity in Asset Management Study – Call for Expressions of Interest

The AM Council is undertaking a study with the aim to identify quantifiable impacts of inclusion and diversity across a range of asset management domains.

We are seeking expressions from both, organisations willing to transparently participate in the study by providing a range of case studies of varied success, and suitably qualified persons to form an enthusiastic study team.

Take the Global Infrastructure Resilient Survey

CDRI and University of Oxford invite you to take the Global Infrastructure Resilience Survey. Launched under the Biennial Report on Global Infrastructure Resilience, GIRS will collect and analyze infrastructure management and decision making data from experts, resulting in a novel global database on infrastructure service, asset quality, and resilience. Access the survey at https://cdri.world/GIRS

Volunteers for Online survey: Public-Private Partnership for Smart Transportation Infrastructure Investment: Potential Risks and Lessons Learned

The University of Adelaide is undertaking a project on “Public-Private Partnership for Smart Transportation Infrastructure Investment: Potential Risks and Lessons Learned” and are looking for project professionals who are willing to participant in undertake an online survey which should take about 15-20 minutes and entitles you to a $15 Dymocks voucher.