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Extracting Maximum Profit From An Ageing Asset Base Register Now! ✆ Learn How To: Two-Day Conference: 28 & 29 September 2005 Pre and Post-Conference Interactive Workshops: 27 & 30 September 2005 Swissôtel, Sydney LIFE EXTENSION for AGEING ASSETS Live and in Person in Australia! MEET GLOBAL MAINTENANCE EXPERT: Dr Andrew K S Jardine University of Toronto, Canada Presenting an Expert Paper and a Full-Day Interactive Workshop! ● Assess the True Age and Capability of Your Assets ● Choose the Most Advanced Tools to Extend Asset Life and Measure Progression ● Use Strong Reliability and Risk Management Methodologies as a Tool in Asset Maximisation ● Apply the New Equipment Management Model to Push Asset Life Learn from 4 interactive workshops designed to advance your knowledge on: A. Implementing a Reliability Assurance System to Drive Asset Profit Margins B. Developing Asset Extension Strategies C. Interlinking Risk Management and Asset Maintenance to Drive Business Performance D. Implementing Advanced Tools to Optimise Maintenance and Replacement Decisions (02) 9223 2600 (02) 9223 2622 www.iqpc.com.au/MaintenanceIQ registration@iqpc.com.au @ The first 20 registrations receive a FREE autographed copy of “Maintenance Excellence: Optimising Equipment Lifecycle Decisions” edited by John D Campbell and Dr Andrew K S Jardine Featuring Top Speakers From: ● Defence ● Maritime ● Air ● Rail ● Electricity ● Water ● Manufacturing ● Oil ● Mining ● Power Generation Online Media Partner: Official Publication: Organised by: Researched and Developed by:
D Dear Colleague, The common misconception is that an ageing asset is an expensive asset and that an ageing asset involves increased maintenance, reduced productivity and low profit margins However, with the correct tools and management skills, investment into an ageing asset base can prove a highly productive, highly efficient and highly profitable venture. And this is the event that will teach you how the experts are extending the life of their asset base and driving their asset profit margins beyond all expectations. This unique conference brings together sensational case studies from around Australia that have seen critical assets and plants lasting ten, twenty, thirty years longer than expected due to the implementation of advanced life extension strategies and tools. This is your exclusive opportunity to hear the secrets behind the successes and how to replicate them in your workplace. Dedicated to bringing you the best speakers from around the world, IQPC are thrilled to announce we are flying in global maintenance leader, Dr Andrew K S Jardine from Canada for this event. This world renowned expert will draw on his best selling books and vast knowledge for Australians to learn about progressive life extension strategies. The high profile speaker faculty come from respected organisations such as the Department of Defence, Boeing Australia, Australian Rail Track Corporation, International Power Hazelwood and Sydney Water, to name but a few. This conference will teach you all the strategies essential for pushing an asset to its maximum lifespan without compromising on quality, efficiency or productivity, translating into the most effective asset management plan. Regards, Amber Brown Conference Director and Business Analyst Directors, General Managers and Managers of: ● Asset Management ● Maintenance ● Projects ● Infrastructure ● Capital Works ● Capital Acquisition In the morning session of this interactive workshop, global maintenance expert Dr Jardine will open with: Section 1. Introduction To The Tools Essential For Maintenance Excellence: ● The pyramid for maintenance excellence ● Basic statistics and Weibull analysis Section 2. How To Make Systems More Reliable Through Preventive Replacement: ● Component replacement decisions (age and block replacement) ● Managing risk: Optimising emergency / insurance spares Section 3. How Optimising Inspection Routines Can Increase Reliability On All Levels Of An Organisation: ● Inspection frequency and depth for continuously operating equipment ● Inspection frequencies for protective devices ● Condition-based maintenance Section 4. Improving Profit Margins Through Asset Replacement: ● The classic economic life model ● Five key categories for asset optimisation ● Applications of economic life models to fixed and mobile equipment ACT NOW! DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN BEST PRACTICES FROM INDUSTRY EXPERTS WHICH COULD SAVE YOUR COMPANY MILLIONS! PHONE (02) 9223 2600 AND REGISTER YOURSELF AND A TEAM OF YOUR KEY MAINTENANCE AND ASSET MANAGEMENT STAFF - TODAY! Who Should Attend ● Capital Planning ● Procurement ● Engineering Post-Conference Interactive Workshop ● Friday, 30 September 2005 ● Swissôtel, Sydney How To Develop And Implement Advanced Tools To Optimise Maintenance And Replacement Decisions FULL-DAY: 9.00am - 4.00pm About Your Executive Tutor: Dr Andrew K S Jardine, Professor of Industrial Engineering and Principal Investigator, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, CANADA, has been actively involved for over 25 years with teaching, research and the application of scientific techniques to real world decisions in equipment maintenance, replacement and reliability. He has served as Head of the Department of Engineering Management at the Royal Military College of Canada, Chair of the Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of Toronto and Dean of the Faculty of Business and Information Systems at Hong Kong Polytechnic University. For the duration of his career, Dr Jardine has been committed to combining academic theory with the real world of decisions made in the maintenance field. He is the author of several publications, and the designer of AGE/CON and PERDEC lifecycle costing software licensed to organisations such as Canada Post, British Airways, the Hong Kong Mass Transit Authority and the Israeli Electric Authority. In 1998 he was the recipient of the Sergio Guy Memorial Award from the Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the maintenance profession. He is the co-editor with J D Campbell of the 2001 book Maintenance Excellence: Optimising Equipment Lifecycle Decisions.
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