26 - 28 April, 2017 | Novotel Sydney Central, Sydney, Australia
George Anderson
Associate Director, FacilitiesOperations
University of Western Australia
4:50 PM Developing Strategic Options for University of Western Australia’s Ageing Utilities Infrastructure through Extensive Maintenance and Renewal
24 000 students are enrolled across the University
of Western Australia’s three campuses. In order to manage its energy consumption, University of
Western Australia has just gone through the process
of carrying out extensive maintenance and renewal
of the electrical main substations. In doing so, the
university has completed extensive strategic planning
for the future maintenance of any and all UoWA
assets.
This session will discuss:
- Developing programming and planning to ensure that maintenance is carried out in a timely manner to ensure that an extensive backlog does not accumulate
- Establishing a changeover management methodology to ensure a smooth transition from previous systems
- Reviewing the lessons learned from this process and how they can be used to improve future developments
11:30 AM PANEL DISCUSSION: Understanding How to Effectively Stabilise and Manage Maintenance Backlog
Universities consist of aging infrastructure that
now requires constant repairs. With limited funding
a maintenance backlog can quickly build up. This
session will reflect on different renewal strategies and the processes on how to best achieve them:
- Prioritising the backlog to stabilise any growth in maintenance backlog
- Using strategic asset management analytics through lifecycle costing data and viability maintenance to ensure the asset is sustainable
- Managing backlog through scheduling and planning of maintenance work
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining George.
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