Certified Asset Management Assessor

Available 60 days

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About Course

It is crucial to acquire an understanding of the evolution of Asset Management over time and to grasp how Maintenance Management, Reliability Engineering, and Asset Management are interconnected. It is essential to differentiate between "Asset Management" and "Managing Assets," and receive guidance and direction on the challenges faced in modern asset ownership and operation by learning recommended applied practices from leading international institutes.

This advanced online course covers various topics, including asset management planning, performance measurement, information management, risk management, investment planning, and asset lifecycle management. Additionally, it delves into the principles of auditing asset management systems and assessing conformance with standards such as ISO 55000.

The primary objective of this course is to provide participants with the knowledge of asset management required by the Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management (GFMAM) to audit or assess an Asset Management system in line with ISO 55001 Asset Management Standards. Obtaining this knowledge is pivotal for professionals pursuing the coveted qualification of 'Certified Asset Management Assessor,' as it enhances their asset management practices expertise and provides a competitive edge in the marketplace

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Course Instructor

John Doran

John brings extensive experience in leading service delivery, operations, and maintenance activities, as well as optimizing asset contributions to business outcomes, particularly in large, multi-faceted infrastructure and asset-intensive businesses.

His expertise in asset whole-of-life performance stems from his experience as an "operator" and recipient of infrastructure commissioned and handed over by design and construction teams that often did not meet the required operational performance level, resulting in "value leakage." This frequently necessitated retro-modifying assets or changing operational philosophy and strategy. These experiences motivated John to pursue a more holistic approach to asset management across all lifecycle phases, emphasizing total cost of ownership and the importance of getting the concept, design, and acquisition of new assets right to ensure their ongoing efficacy in contributing to business outcomes.

His training programs have consistently achieved excellent outcomes, with delegate ratings averaging 4.9 out of 5, or 98%. As a result, Global Training Organizations (GTOs) have requested the development of additional training courses. To date, John has developed 10 training courses covering various aspects of Asset Management and Operational Leadership, further demonstrating his expertise in the field.