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FACILITATOR: BO BARTA
INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURAL ASSETS MANAGEMENT INTHE WATER INDUSTRY
what is a water infrastructural asset?
state / parastatal / local government assets
community/private assets
complying with water legislation
requirements of water legislation compliance
examining Water Services Development Plans (WSDP’s)
water services assessment guides
integrated development plans
WATER ASSET MANAGEMENT APPROACHES AROUND THE WORLD
International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM)
Australia
New Zealand
UK/USA
South Africa
National Information System for water services
National Water Resource Strategy (NWRS)
WHAT IS AN ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN?
types of Asset Management Plans
benefits of Asset Management programmes
SA Infrastructure Management Manual (SAIMM)
Municipal Infrastructure Investment Unit (MIIU)
STANDARD ASSET REGISTER/INVENTORY
introduction to available software
objectives of the Standard Asset Register
system analysis and setting up a register
standard register maintenance
AM Register in support of service delivery
METHODS TO EVALUATE STATUS WATER ASSETS
asset life-span horizon
knowing rates of decay, current condition and associated costs
understanding impacts and associated risks of water assets
addressing asset condition assessment guidelines
predicting water asset reliability
LIFE-CYCLE ASSET MANAGEMENT
water asset creation and disposal
whole life-cycle principle
life-cycle cost reduction
asset register in asset life-cycle costing
long-term cost of owning and operating water assets
ADVANCED ASSET MANAGEMENT PLANNING
service and management of asset condition
basic/standard of Asset Management Plans
advanced Asset Management Plans
total Asset Management Plans
asset accounting and costing (GAAP, GAMAP and GRAP)
APPLICATION OF ASSET MANAGEMENT PLANNING
capacity expansion and prediction of demand for services
short-term application of Asset Management
long-term benefits of Asset Management
water services assessment guide
GAP analysis scoring procedure


Infrastructural Asset Management in the Water Industry Workshop

DATE:	6 & 7 April 2006

VENUE:	Ridgeway Hotel, Randburg, Johannesburg

TOPICS:

FACILITATOR: BO BARTA INTRODUCTION TO INFRASTRUCTURAL ASSETS MANAGEMENT INTHE WATER INDUSTRY what is a water infrastructural asset? state / parastatal / local government assets community/private assets complying with water legislation requirements of water legislation compliance examining Water Services Development Plans (WSDP’s) water services assessment guides integrated development plans WATER ASSET MANAGEMENT APPROACHES AROUND THE WORLD International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM) Australia New Zealand UK/USA South Africa National Information System for water services National Water Resource Strategy (NWRS) WHAT IS AN ASSET MANAGEMENT PLAN? types of Asset Management Plans benefits of Asset Management programmes SA Infrastructure Management Manual (SAIMM) Municipal Infrastructure Investment Unit (MIIU) STANDARD ASSET REGISTER/INVENTORY introduction to available software objectives of the Standard Asset Register system analysis and setting up a register standard register maintenance AM Register in support of service delivery METHODS TO EVALUATE STATUS WATER ASSETS asset life-span horizon knowing rates of decay, current condition and associated costs understanding impacts and associated risks of water assets addressing asset condition assessment guidelines predicting water asset reliability LIFE-CYCLE ASSET MANAGEMENT water asset creation and disposal whole life-cycle principle life-cycle cost reduction asset register in asset life-cycle costing long-term cost of owning and operating water assets ADVANCED ASSET MANAGEMENT PLANNING service and management of asset condition basic/standard of Asset Management Plans advanced Asset Management Plans total Asset Management Plans asset accounting and costing (GAAP, GAMAP and GRAP) APPLICATION OF ASSET MANAGEMENT PLANNING capacity expansion and prediction of demand for services short-term application of Asset Management long-term benefits of Asset Management water services assessment guide GAP analysis scoring procedure
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:

learning more about the value of water infrastructural assets being able to asses the condition of any water infrastructural asset understanding what an asset register is and how to maintain it gaining knowledge on asset management plans knowing more about essential decision making process and tools in infrastructure management providing guidance when undertaking asset management activities strengthening present capacity in infrastructural management
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

everyone responsible for decision-making on water infrastructure in government ( national, provincial and local government) and parastals spheres of water service delivery asset managers, maintenance managers, technical services managers and engineers dealing with water infrastructure representatives from water boards

Registration fee per delegate: R 4,020.00 + VAT = R 4,582.80

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