Engineering Asset Management 1 هذه الدورة تدرس باللغة الإنجليزية

تفاصيل الدورة

The management of infrastructure and assets has evolved from the simple creation of assets using capital expenditure to the efficient management and sustainable operation of large infrastructure networks and asset inventory. This module introduces the learner to the concepts and fundamental principles of asset management and demonstrates how asset management is integrated into all aspects of the modern society.

On successful completion of this module the learner will/should be able to:

1. Assess the reliance of society, industry and commerce on the public and private infrastructure of a nation
2. Evaluate the impact of Life Cycle Analyses and Whole Life Costing on provision of infrastructure items
3. Analyse the data capture required to compile an inventory of assets
4. Assess the funding aspects of infrastructure provision and operation
5. Evaluate the integration of maintenance protocols into management of assets
6. Analyse case studies of Asset Management

Entry Requirement

Minimum requirements will normally be a pass in six Leaving Certificate subjects, including Mathematics or an equivalent qualification. Applicants who do not meet these requirements but who are aged 23 and over will be considered for entry on the basis of a written assessment and, if appropriate, also an interview. Equivalence may be demonstrated by an appropriate qualification and significant relevant experience.

Examinations

• No examinations. Ongoing assessment will take place during the programme.

Course Content

• Basic Concepts; Define assets, public infrastructure, private infrastructure, asset management
• Current status of Infrastructure/ Asset Management in Ireland, Current status of Infrastructure/Asset Management in UK & Internationally, Life cycle analysis & Whole life costing of assets, Maintenance of assets, Benefits of improved asset management, Asset Management Strategies.
• Data Capture - Compiling an inventory of assets, Valuation & depreciation of assets, Use of GIS in Asset Management.
• Funding - Capital Investment & Operational Revenue, Operational costs & Maintenance costs.
• Design Stage - Impact of design on whole−life costs, Integration of sustainable technologies into assets.
• Case Study 1 - Asset Management of a Building (i.e. a school)
• Case Study 2 - Asset Management of public infrastructure (i.e. a motorway)
• Case Study 3 - Asset Management of a utility (i.e. an electrical network)