Maximising Value of Your Assets: Establish the Scope of Services (Pt 1)

Topics covered

In part one of this webinar series, we will specifically investigate this important stage and establish how having clear definition around the scoping of these services can lead to condition assessments that are carried out in context of

• the asset’s residual life;
• the changing nature of the service levels required; and
• the cost and risk appetite of the organisation.

We will be drawing from the Queensland Government Maintenance Management Framework, (MMF) and the Building Asset Performance Framework (BAPF) to explore the possibilities and options to ensure that asset performance is aligned with the service delivery requirements.

In part 2, we will delve into the Actions from the assessment, which will be available in early 2022.

Key learning outcomes

Part 1: Scoping of Services.

• Data requirements to inform the condition assessments
• Focus on the critical building elements
• The role of condition monitoring
• Establishment of residual life in the context of future demand
• Tailoring the assessment based on asset class and levels of service

Part 2 (in 2022): Actions from the Assessment.

• Technical methods for assessment of different elements
• Data collected during the assessment
• How to inform and improve maintenance and remedial works

Who should attend?

No knowledge of the topics is assumed; participants with prior experience may find the webinar useful to refresh and extend their knowledge.

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