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05/06/2019 By Admin 1 Comment

Asset Management Planning Lecture at the University of Auckland

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Ross Waugh conducted a lecture on Asset Management Planning and Demand Management at the University of Auckland in May 2019. We divided Ross' lecture into two parts because the video is more than two hours. "Asset Management Planning" is the first part of Ross' lecture. It covers the following subtopics: Disciplines of Asset ManagementGuiding Principles of Road Asset ManagementWhat are … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asset Management Plan, Civil Infrastructure Management, Inframanage Learning, Infrastructure Asset Management, Infrastructure Asset Management Learning, Infrastructure Management Planning Tagged With: AMPs, asset management, asset management planning, IIMM, Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram, University of Auckland, University of Auckland lectures

21/11/2018 By Admin 1 Comment

Strategic Asset Management Planning eBook Available Now!

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The "Strategic Asset Management Planning eBook is available now and ready for your reading and downloading. It's a compilation of the blog posts we've created from out of Ross Waugh's lecture at the University of Auckland. Below are the topics included in the infrastructure asset management eBook: Why Infrastructure Asset Management is a Flourishing CareerWhat Is Strategic Asset … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Inframanage eBooks, Inframanage Learning, Infrastructure Asset Management, Infrastructure Asset Management Courses, Infrastructure Asset Management Learning, Infrastructure Asset Management Online Education, Infrastructure Asset Management Online Learning, Strategic Asset Management, Strategic Asset Management Planning Tagged With: asset management planning lecture, infrastructure construction waves, ISO 55000, legislative consideration, Ross Waugh, strategic asset management challenges, strategy vision, University of Auckland, University of Auckland lectures

05/11/2017 By Admin 3 Comments

Why ISO 55000 is Important?

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Are you pursuing ISO 55000 for the sake of your organization getting the prestige or achieving better asset management practice? When I came across an article on how some organizations are pursuing ISO 55000 for the sake of getting the prestige and using it for marketing purposes, my thought was these organizations are missing a lot. I can see two significant values you are investing on with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asset Management, Infrastructure Asset Management, Infrastructure Management Planning Tagged With: British Standards Institution, Institute of Asset Management, ISO 55000, iso 55000 asset management, University of Auckland

18/05/2017 By Admin 8 Comments

Asset Management Plans – How to Prepare, Implement and Review (eBook)

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This is eBook is based on Ross Waugh's lecture at the University of Auckland. Download this eBook on Asset Management Plans and read what Ross had discussed on the following topics: Introducing Ross WaughAsset Management Plans – Background and ResourcesAsset Management Plan International Standards – A Brief IntroductionISO 55000 – Relationship Between Key Elements of an Asset Management … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, iconic assets, Lifecycle Management, NZTA, One Network Road Classification, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, University of Auckland

30/04/2017 By Admin 4 Comments

Asset Management Plans – Conclusion

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So in conclusion, in New Zealand, we’ve had 20 years of asset plans and 7 cycles of development. We’ve got guidance available through plans and resources and templates for the specific industries as well as across multiple industries. Levels of service, future demand, risk are the key inputs to life cycle analysis. If you try to do your asset life cycle analysis without those inputs, you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, ISO 55000, Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram, Lifecycle Management, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, University of Auckland

30/04/2017 By Admin 2 Comments

The Walkerton Canada E. coli Outbreak and its Worldwide Implication on Infrastructure Risk Management Practice

This is a different example. So this was Walkerton, Canada in 2000. So what happened here, they’ve got some bores, they have cows around and they’ve got E. coli, a particular type of E. coli that are carried in cow manure into the bores. Because they had set up a contract with, they have a performance-based contract with the contractor if they haven’t got the chlorine in, they’ve got … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, ISO 55000, Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram, Lifecycle Management, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, University of Auckland

30/04/2017 By Admin 3 Comments

Factors of Safety and How to Model and Communicate Risk Trade-offs

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So, the other thing is, this is the Minnesota River Bridge, in the US. I don’t know if you remember. In 2007 it collapsed; killed 13 people, 145 injured. This is the Mississippi River and it made worldwide news at the time. The bridge dropped into the Mississippi River while they were repairing it, by the way. The thing was, if you go back to the 1970s and 80s, in engineering, there were … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, ISO 55000, Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram, Lifecycle Management, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, University of Auckland

30/04/2017 By Admin 3 Comments

What Infrastructure Managers Lose When Infrastructure Fails

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Now the interesting thing about that threshold of safety and trust is you can spend heaps of dollars and get your levels of service up to and get your risks back down but you never get your trust back. So as infrastructure asset management practitioners, if you build something that fails or you have a failure sequence like that one at Flint that’s recent, once you lose your trust, so in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, ISO 55000, Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram, Lifecycle Management, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, University of Auckland

30/04/2017 By Admin 5 Comments

Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram and the Flint Michigan Water Case

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Alright. Levels of service. So levels of service, cost, and risk. And again this came out of the Road Maintenance Task Force work and one of the things we see are these three axes. So levels of service, you can say, hey I’ve got these levels of service and it going to cost me here at this much. And over here, remember I said to you earlier the risk is often hidden. There’s a risk. And the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, ISO 55000, Levels of Service-Cost-Risk Diagram, Lifecycle Management, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, University of Auckland

02/04/2017 By Admin 4 Comments

Asset Management Plan – Managing Service Levels of Specialty Assets

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One of the things that are a bit interesting in terms of service levels, things like that, that we tend to forget about is we have specialty assets. So this one is the Boston, they build this new bridge. This is iconic for Boston, US. This one is Te Rewa Rewa footbridge in Taranaki, with Mount Taranaki behind it. And it’s just in a circle way, a walkway that runs along the coast. And I think … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, iconic assets, ISO 55000, Lifecycle Management, NZTA, One Network Road Classification, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, Taj Mahal, Te Rewa, University of Auckland

02/04/2017 By Admin 4 Comments

Asset Management Planning – NZ ONRC and Utility Service Level Categories

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In this post, Ross talks about the categories of service levels in New Zealand on the areas of roads and utilities. NZ ONRC Service Level Categories And then, this was the slide I used up in Canada in July. And I take photos as a hobby so I was putting in photos on these slides, just sort of try to get Canadians and Americans to go oh, New Zealand’s nice. We should come. So this is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, iconic assets, ISO 55000, Lifecycle Management, NZTA, One Network Road Classification, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, Solomon Islands, University of Auckland

02/04/2017 By Admin 3 Comments

Overview of the New Zealand One Network Road Classification Service Levels

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So in terms of service levels, what I thought I’d look at. This is New Zealand… I don’t know if you’ve heard of One Network Road Classification. Those of you who have done any work in transportation will know about it. So the way that you manage roads generally is you set up a hierarchy from hey, it’s a really important road, an interstate or a major national highway in overseas, or what we … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Infrastructure Asset Management, Preparing Implementing Reviewing AMP Tagged With: AMP, Asset Management Plans, factors of safety, iconic assets, ISO 55000, Lifecycle Management, NZTA, One Network Road Classification, reviewing AMPs, Ross Waugh, service level categories, service levels, simple IAM diagram, Solomon Islands, University of Auckland

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