Infrastructure Asset Management
IAM
The key to your Council’s financial wellbeing,
Infrastructure assets such as roads, drainage and buildings represent a significant capital cost to Local Government and these must be maintained over their life and eventually replaced.
Infrastructure assets such as roads, drainage and buildings represent a significant capital cost to Local Government and these must be maintained over their life and eventually replaced.
- Not managing infrastructure assets effectively results in:
- poor level of service to the community (more complaints to Elected Members);
- increase in user costs;
- decline in economic activity (loss of people, industries, community facilities);
- increase in maintenance costs;
- large funding needs in the future to renew aged assets;
- increase in personal injury and property damage incidents; and
- increase in risk exposure and liability claims.
Introduction:
Target Audience:
Suitable for all Elected Members.
Learning Outcomes:
- identify the risks associated with the management of infrastructure assets;
- understand the life cycle costs of infrastructure assets;
- identify the revenue gap; and
- develop a plan for financial sustainability.
Learning Methods:
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Upcoming Workshops
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