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This course will build your capacity and confidence to be a champion of asset management, ensuring the delivery of sustainable services to your community.
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The Asset Management Foundations course is a self-paced, four-module program designed to build capacity for asset-intensive organizations and deepen your understanding of asset management.
The Professional Certificate is recognised as a global standard in Asset Management training. It provides hands-on experience using your own data, where participants draft an Asset Management plan as part of completing the course.
ProCert IFM enables asset and finance management professionals achieve their required business objectives. Learn how to meet this stewardship responsibility through the integration of asset management and financial management planning concepts.
Delivered online via a blend of online readings, resources and series of 90 minutes webinars, this course empowers participants to implement better Asset Management practices.
Designed specifically for professionals involved in the planning and management of recreational facilities and open spaces, this course covers the key concepts of asset management, as they apply to a parks and recreation context.
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The Circular Economy and Use of Recycled Materials in Infrastructure Assets course will rapidly build your knowledge and skills in Circular Economy and Use of Recycled Materials in Infrastructure Assets
The Asset Tracking and Monitoring course will rapidly build your knowledge and skills in asset tracking and monitoring, build familiarity with the IPWEA Asset Tracking and Monitoring publications
A practical course on integrating green infrastructure into asset management, giving you the tools to plan, fund, and manage these vital natural assets alongside traditional infrastructure.
The Cressbrook Dam Safety Improvement Project includes widening the spillway and raising the crest to ensure the dam can safely pass larger volumes of water in a major flood event. These upgrades are essential to meet modern safety and engineering standards.
This webinar explores emerging public lighting technologies—smart controls, sensors, multi-function poles—alongside strategies for public engagement and effective maintenance planning.
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This webinar will focus on how fleet practitioners can move beyond recognising the benefits of technology to building a strong, evidence-based business case that justifies the investment.
This webinar offers a comprehensive guide to solar LED lighting—covering technology basics, benefits, challenges, design commissioning, business cases, procurement, and maintenance strategies.
The Developing Fleet KPIs and Benchmarks webinar brings together the themes explored throughout the series with a clear focus on lifting fleet management maturity across the IPWEA Fleet community.
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The 2026 IPWEA Fleet Management Training Days will feature a program shaped by direct input from the IPWEA Fleet community and delegate feedback from the national conference.
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