Asset Management Planning for Parks and Community Facilities

This course is run over 2 x 3-hour sessions (9.30am – 12.30pm).

Asset management as a business discipline is relevant to all asset types, however due to the uniqueness of the services and assets associated with recreation facilities and open spaces, these principles are applied differently.

This seminar provides participants with an overview of strategic asset management as a business process. Explore in detail several asset management planning processes as they relate to the management of swimming pools, sports stadiums and other recreation buildings, and to both formal and informal open spaces.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course you will be able to:

• understand asset management as a business process, including IIMM and ISO 55000
• Discuss the linkages between asset management and the organisation’s objectives
• Be familiar with the relationships between the organisation’s asset management strategy, the asset management plan
• Understand AMPs and other existing recreation plans and strategies
• Detail key lifecycle processes including:
  • The management and use of asset data
  • Condition and Performance assessment
  • Developing levels of service measures
  • Development of a long-term asset renewals forecast
  • Enabling asset management within the organisation.

Who Should Attend?

The intended audience for this course includes:

• Asset Managers
• Consultants
• Engineers
• Project managers
• Executives
• Auditors