AM 202 – Understanding Requirements
NZ$245.00 excl GST
AM 202 introduces the key internal and external drivers that define the scope of your AM system.
It is completed wholly online, at the time and place of your choosing. Once purchased, you can access the course immediately.
Description
Overview
AM 202 introduces the key internal and external drivers that define the scope of your AM system.
By the end of the course learners will be able to:
- Set a clear strategic direction for the AM system
- Use levels of service in Asset Management planning
- Predict future demand using appropriate forecasting methods
- Demonstrate effective practices for collecting, maintaining, and reporting asset data
- Define the scope and purpose of the Strategic Asset Management Plan in achieving Asset Management objectives.
The course materials are based on the authoritative guide for Asset Managers in New Zealand, the Āpōpō Guide.
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 Āpōpō Guide
- Students or recent graduates in any profession who are interested in this area.
Typical attendees include
- Consultants
- Planners
- Engineers
- Project managers
- Contractors
Learning material
- Text, images, video
- Formative assessment
- Activities
- Case studies
- Summative assessment
Outcomes
In this course you will learn about the key internal and external drivers that define the scope of your AM system.
Content
- Setting the AM Strategic Direction
- Levels of Service
- Forecasting Future Demand
- Acquiring Asset Knowledge
- Monitoring Performance
- Developing the Strategic AM Plan
Recommended prior learning
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"I would like to highlight the course's relevance to the daily monitoring activities that we do, and as a basis from which to create improvements in our own processes."
"There are a lot of new learnings and discoveries on asset management theories, principles, practices and knowledge."
"Understanding the overall structure of AM has helped to give me a better understanding of the importance of other key areas / functions that need to be considered in our current AM works, which is currently limited."
"The real life examples were really helpful."
"This training has given me a more in-depth understanding with regards to managing assets at [our organisation]."
"From this course I learned that the service levels required is a key feature of AM planning."
"I am really enjoying the courses and am excited to start AM 203."
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