Overview
AM 203 is designed to enable you to understand the basics of the Lifecycle Planning part of the Asset Management process.
It will expose you to the tools and principles to enable to provide a foundation for you to deepen your knowledge and understanding of infrastructure asset management.
Learners will:
- Understand decision-making techniques that aim to provide the most effective solution
- Understand how assets are operated on a day to day basis
- Understand how the resource demands of Asset Management can be identified, disclosed and funded in monetary terms.
The course materials are based on the authoritative resources International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM) and Asset Management Basics.
On completion, learners are awarded a digital badge which can be saved and shared.
Who should attend
- Those who are new to managing infrastructure assets or those who want to align their understanding of asset management with the IIMM
- Students or recent graduates in any profession who are interested in this area.
Typical attendees include
- Consultants
- Finance staff
- Engineers
- Project managers
- Auditors
Learning material
- Text, images, video
- Formative assessment
- Activities
- Case studies
- Summative assessment
Outcomes
This course will increase your understanding of the basics of the Lifecycle Planning part of the Asset Management process.
Content
- Lifecycle decision methods
- Managing risk
- Operational planning
- Capital investment planning
- Financial planning
- Asset Management Plans
Prerequisites
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"I am certainly more confident now … in this course it all started to come together."
"It thankfully links to the IIMM meaning that when you come across a topic you want to delve even further into - this is easily possible."
"The cost of the course was reasonable, flexibility, contents and videos made the course interesting."
"I think this is a great start for people new to asset management, or as a refresher to those with experience."
"I have promoted this course to many of my colleagues as giving a good oversight into Asset Management, and also gives context to asset planning and asset lifecycle."
"What we learn from this course not only deals with where we work but practices can be applied to our homes as well."
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