Part 1: Facilities, Vehicles and Equipment
The initial stages of building an asset management plan are an extensive information and data gathering and analysis exercise.
Topics covered will include – specific to Facilities, Vehicles and Equipment:
- Basic Asset Inventory
- Definitions and terminology
- Replacement costs
- Age
- Condition
- Componentized Asset Inventory - The details of your assets; building the data
- Data Management and Accessibility - Software and tools; managing the data
- Lifecycle activities options and risk analysis
What You will Learn – specific to Facilities, Vehicles and Equipment:
- How to build and componentize the asset inventory
- How to analyze the options and risks of lifecycle activities
Part I will cover facilities, vehicles and equipment
Part II will cover recreation, improvements to land, and natural assets
Part III will cover other assets
Who Should Attend:
Local government staff that are responsible for asset management related activities.
Your Presenter:
John Tarantino, Vice President, Marmak
John Tarantino is Vice President of Marmak. In 1983 John graduated from DeVry Institute of Technology and on June 27th 2002, was sworn in as an Ontario Land Surveyor, Ontario Land Information Professional. John is the driving force in the establishment of “The Ontario Municipal Partnership” which comprises of Ontario municipalities who collaborate in the development of Asset Management Solutions.
Ross Rankin, Property and Project Manager with the Town of Carleton Place.
Former Ontario Recreation Facilities Association, ORFA, President.
Over 30 years experience Managing Facilities and Assets in both the Municipal and Private Sector. 23 of those years working for the City of Gloucester and Ottawa; 12 years as Director, Facilities and Assets at the RA Centre in Ottawa, and now with the Town of Carleton Place. These include a Portfolio of Facilities and their Assets as well as major stand alone multi-use recreation facilities. Learned the importance of Lifecycle and Asset Management from my Director, with the City of Gloucester, and continue with that mindset 30 years later.
Ian B. Storey P. Eng., is the President of I.B. Storey, the Official Rink Engineering Consultant of the NHL®.
Ian received a Bachelor’s of science in Engineering, from the University of New Brunswick. After over 20 years of providing innovative solutions, the independent engineering firm is the recognized industry experts in recreational, commercial, and industrial sectors. I.B. Storey Inc. focuses on systems for rink engineering and recreational facilities. The firm’s experience is unparalleled and has developed an industry leading reputation for designing and implementing innovative, and sustainable refrigeration systems for a wide spectrum of clients.
Discounted member price:
89.00
149.00
You could save:
40.3%