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2016-09-06 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 2 - Asset Management Roadmap
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Scope of Work:
Task Task Description Resources Approx. Delivery Deliverable /
No. Duration Timeframe Outcome
1 Review and refine as necessary, current Council 1 month Medium Use of “8-point
“8-point score” approach for asset score” approach
management purposes. as an asset
management
decision-tool.
2 Develop asset management decision- Council 2 months Short Documented
making criteria for individual Asset asset
Management Plans management
decision-making
criteria
Develop Council’s Preliminary SAMP
Description of the Initiative:
A SAMP is a foundational document that specifies an organisation’s asset management objectives
and its proposed approach to achieving them. It should be aligned with and support Council’s
Corporate Plan and Asset Management Policy. Unlike the Asset Management Plans, which have an
asset-centric service level and investment focus, the SAMP has more of a capability focus. In this
context, it details the activities and processes that Council puts into place to build and continually
improve its Asset Management System.
Key components of Council’s SAMP will be:
1. A comprehensive description of the Asset Management System, it’s scope of influence over
Council functions and it’s interface with other Council Management Systems;
2. Clear definition of the scope of assets covered by Council’s Asset Management System;
3. Details of the internal and external factors that might influence the Asset Management
System and how Council intends to manage any changes resulting from these influences in
the future;
4. Details of the requirements, expectations and relative influence of all parties with a stake in
the in-scope assets (the asset stakeholders);
5. Council’s rationale for grouping of assets under a common Asset Management Plan;
6. The asset-related decision-making criteria that Council will apply to each asset group
represented in an Asset Management Plan;
7. Council’s current improvement plan for the Asset Management System (including the Road-
Map initiatives, in the first instance);
8. Current and potential future risks and opportunities related to the Asset Management
System; and
9. Council’s approach to reviewing and continually improving the Asset Management System;
A representative SAMP Template will be provided to Council under the current Road-Map
commission, taking into account the components described above.
It can be seen that much of the material for the SAMP components identified above will be
developed under preceding Road-Map initiatives. These will form the basis of a preliminary SAMP
that will evolve and improve as Council’s Asset Management maturity increases.
26 ASSET MANAGEMENT ROAD-MAP REPORT
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