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2016-09-06 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 2 - Asset Management Roadmap
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Based on the information provided in this report, it is anticipated that Council will continue to:
• Assess the task timings, interdependencies and resource requirements against other Council
activities;
• Amend the Road-Map “programme” and resource allocations, based on the assessment
detailed above; and
• Roll-out of the Road-Map programme, as Council priorities and resources allow.
It is expected that the programme will be reviewed regularly during its implementation, to address
changes in priority and resource availability issues that may come up from time to time. Each task
delivered may also influence “downstream” tasks, both in terms of scope and timing.
Given the likelihood of change and the need for task continuity, it is highly recommended that the
Road-Map programme is managed by a single person in Council that understands the ISO 55000
Framework. This Programme Manager, with the support of the Asset Management Steering Team
and to-be-established Asset Management Working Group(s) will be able to coordinate the task to
deliver maximise benefits and ensure ongoing progress to align with the Standard.
CH2M has enjoyed working with Council to develop this Road-Map and would welcome the
opportunity to support Council and its nominated Programme Manager in delivering the Programme
or providing advice on the ISO 55000 Standard.
ASSET MANAGEMENT ROAD-MAP REPORT 53
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