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2018-03-12 GC Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 5 - Noosa Aquatic Centre Asset Management Plan
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Objective Weightings Insignificant = 1 Low = 2 Moderate = 3 High = 4 Extreme = 5
To be defined No corrective 10 to 20% needs 20 to 40% needs >50% requires
Condition 5% needs corrective
by council maintenance corrective corrective maintenance corrective maintenance
Assessment maintenance
required (Condition maintenance or renewal (Condition or renewal (Condition
Overall (Condition Grade 2)
Grade 1) (Condition Grade 3) Grade 4) Grade 5)
Effective To be defined
Operating by council Protocols exist, but no
Likelihood
Known improvements No protocols currently
Protocols/ Optimal Satisfactory QA/QC / Limited to No
needed exist / No Best Practise
Established Best Best Practise
Practice (1)
To be defined
by council Asset: <2 reactive Asset: 2-5 reactive Asset: >12 reactive
<10% reactive Asset: >5-12 reactive
(unplanned) work (unplanned) work (unplanned) work order
(unplanned) work (unplanned) work order
Reliability order events within order events within events within 12
order events within events within 12 months
12 months 12 months months
12 months
To be defined
Capacity and Sized correctly for Over capacity Unable to meet
by council Under utilised (Time) Over utilised (Time)
Utilisation (3) meeting conditions (Volume) capacity
Trigger
To be defined New - optimal Parts must be Parts probably available
Obsolescence by council Technology change Parts are not available
technology manufactured from other utilities
Annual To be defined
<10% of 10-20% of 20-30% of 30-50% of replacement >50% of replacement
Maintenance by council
replacement cost replacement cost replacement cost cost cost
Cost (4)
Notes:
1 Includes Design standards, standard operating procedures, O&M manuals, maintenance checklists, etc.
2 Includes availability of parts and written plan to find in-stock parts, and obtain parts from others includes Procurement ability
3 Capacity relates to volume, quantity or flow; utilisation relates to the amount of time asset is in-use.
4 Includes all maintenance costs, both planned and unplanned.
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