Asset Management
Deeper Insight. Better Choices
As an elected member you are a steward of the council's significant investment in infrastructure. The choices you make today could impact your community for many years. The assets you protect, develop and dissolve will make a huge difference to the success of your local region.
This workshop underpins asset management theory with local government specific strategies and case studies. We use your council's LTP and related examples, to keep the focus relevant.
Key Learnings
We begin with the basics - what asset management is and why it is important to you and your community. Then we discuss how to successfully manage community assets over the long-term. Covering key topics that will help you understand your role, you will gain a clear understanding of local government infrastructure.
Topics include:
- The LTP and asset planning
- The concept of lifecycle management and key life cycle strategies
- Maintenance analysis
- Risk management
- Growth and future demand forecasting
For more information download the Workshop Agenda and Workshop Outline
Workshop Feedback
"A most useful course, presented in a clear and meaningful manner. Some councils could vastly improve their Asset Management reporting (and) improve elected representative decision making."
Toni Millar, Elected Member, Auckland CC.
Workshop Fees - $595 per person, per day
In-house, Own-Council Workshop - $5,950 for groups of up to & including 13 people, then $300 per head for each additional attendee.
All prices are ex gst
Where and When
For more information
Please feel free to Contact KnowHow with any questions.
Cancellation policy
An appropriate substitute, ie elected or staff member, is welcome 24 hours prior to the workshop commencement. Please advise the replacement's name for printing purposes. A full refund will be given if cancellation is received 3 working days prior to the commencement of the workshop. No refunds will be given for cancellations received less than 3 working days prior to workshop commencement.
LGNZ reserves the right to substitute facilitators or reschedule or cancel workshops in circumstances beyond its control.