Upcoming Training & Events

Upcoming Australasia Events


Continue your professional development with IPWEA Australasia’s upcoming training opportunities.



All Division Events
...

Upcoming Training

Find out more ➔

Short Courses

Find out more ➔

Upcoming Webinars

Find out more ➔

All Division Events

Find out more ➔

Upcoming Training

ProCert AMP tile

Professional Certificate in Asset Management Planning

Next Course: 1 April 2024

Next Course: 26 August 2024

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 as Asset Management plan as part of completing the course. We provide a compelling case for employers to support your enrolment and a course designed to support your career in Asset Management.

Find out more ➔

ProCert IFM tile

Professional Certificate in Infrastructure Financial Management

Next Course: 16 April 2024

Next Course: 2 September 2024

The Professional Certificate in Infrastructure Financial Management enables asset and finance management professionals achieve their required business objectives.

The key objectives of the course are to establish the importance of infrastructure stewardship responsibilities and learn how to meet this stewardship responsibility through the integration of asset management and financial management planning concepts.

Find out more ➔

Webinar tile

Fleet Management Training Days

Next Course: 16 May 2024

Time: 8.30AM

The Plant and Vehicle Training Days have been designed to provide ongoing professional development and networking opportunities, improve practice and provide an update on the latest technology in the various fields of plant and vehicle management.

Find out more ➔

IAMG tile

Integrating Asset Management and Governance

Next Course: 3 June 2024

Next Course: 30 October 2024

Gain the tools to apply robust asset management across the whole of your organization. This course will empower participants to implement better Asset Management practices across the organisation by explaining the importance of integrated asset management planning.

Find out more ➔

FMC tile

Fleet Management Certificate

Next Course: 23 July 2024

Next Course: 25 February 2025

Learn, practice and apply the critical principles, knowledge and skills required to effectively and efficiently manage a plant and vehicle fleet. The Fleet Management Certificate features 6 inter-related units – each dealing with an important aspect of fleet management.

Find out more ➔

AMF tile

Asset Management Foundations

Next Course: 16 August 2024

Next Course: TBC

The Asset Management Foundations course is a self-paced online course, featuring 4 modules that are designed to build capacity for any asset intensive organisation while increasing your own understanding of the asset management discipline.

The key objectives of the course are to define what asset management is and understand why it is important.

Find out more ➔

Short Courses

RM tile

Circular Economy and Use of Recycled Materials in Infrastructure Assets Online Learning Program

A comprehensive Circular Economy and Use of Recycled Materials in Infrastructure Assets online course is now available. 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, build familiarity with the IPWEA Asset Management publications and guide you in the initial steps to assess viable technology solutions in relation to your organisational needs and context.

The course is delivered online, giving you the flexibility to learn at a time that suits you.

Find out more ➔

EO tile

Infrastructure Asset Management Planning for Elected Members Online Learning Program

A comprehensive Infrastructure Asset Management Planning for Elected Members online course is now available. The Infrastructure Asset Management Planning for Elected Officials course will rapidly build your knowledge and skills in infrastructure asset management, build familiarity with the IPWEA Asset Management publications and guide you in the initial steps to assess viable technology solutions in relation to your organisational needs and context.

The course is delivered online, giving you the flexibility to learn at a time that suits you.

Find out more ➔

Asset Tracking & Monitoring Online Learning Program

A comprehensive Asset Training and Monitoring online course is now available. 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 and guide you in the initial steps to assess viable technology solutions in relation to your organisational needs and context.

The course is delivered online, giving you the flexibility to learn at a time that suits you.

Find out more ➔

Upcoming Webinars

Webinar tile

Fleet Webinars

Date: 11 April 2024
Time: 11:00AM - 12:00PM

The IPWEA Fleet webinars are designed to introduce the fleet community to relevant topics by providing an overview of best practice, a practical example from a Fleet Manager presented as a case study, and information from an industry partner.

Find out more ➔

Webinar tile

Asset Management for Green Infrastructure Webinar

Date: 18 April 2024
Time: 10:00AM - 12:00PM

Join IPWEA in conjunction with Landscape Federation of Australia and Active Green Services for our webinar on Asset Management for Green Infrastructure. This seminar will provide a detailed introduction to Green Infrastructure and show you the practical steps you need to take to include Green Infrastructure in your asset management system.

Find out more ➔

Webinar tile

Asset Management for Parks, Open Spaces and Community Facilities

Date: 16 May | 23 May | 30 May
Time: 9:00AM - 12:00PM

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.

Find out more ➔