Publications

Asset management is defined by ISO 55000 (2014) as &lsquo

Part 1 of the Guide to Asset Management introduces the Guide and describes the influences, drivers and key concepts which senior management and those with governance responsibilities need to understand if they are to effectively manage their asset.

Part 2 of the Guide to Asset Management describes the ‘management of asset management’, an important topic for senior managers, leaders and influencers of organisational culture. Governance of asset management should be a joint responsibility of…

Part 10 of the GAM expands on content introduced in Part 2: Managing Asset Management. The following five key areas that ensure the successful implementation of asset management across the organisation are discussed: defining roles and…

Part 3 of the Guide to Asset Management informs asset management decision-makers and others seeking to understand both asset management and business processes and enablers of effective asset management practice. It provides an overview of the asset…

Part 4 of the Guide to Asset Management provides guidance to asset management planners responsible for managing consultation processes with customers, including industry stakeholders, road users and the community.

Part 5 of the Guide to Asset Management provides information for asset managers responsible for the management and performance of the road infrastructure to help them to deliver an acceptable, affordable and sustainable level of service (LoS)…

Part 6 of the Guide to Asset Management is intended to support and assist the efficient collection, storage, analysis and reporting of pavement and other road-related infrastructure data. This will promote best practice asset management, including…

Part 7 of the Guide to Asset Management addresses the integration of the asset management process into the development and delivery of programs for maintenance and improvement works on the road network requires the use of specific management systems…

Part 8 of the Guide to Asset Management aims to assist practitioners in the financial management in the specific areas of asset valuation and auditing.