Forum | QLD - Asset and Maintenance Management

This forum will focus on how well we manage our Shutdowns, Turnarounds and Asset and Maintenance programs.

Every organisation with tangible assets must contend with the physical effects of daily operations.

Asset maintenance allows a company to continue production as equipment and machinery wear and fail. Without asset maintenance, an asset’s lifespan is considerably shorter and the operational limitations of equipment and machinery are greater.

Managing your assets involves developing strategies to optimise the performance and lifespan of your equipment, facilities, and infrastructure. This includes tracking asset performance, scheduling maintenance activities, and analysing data to make informed decisions that maximise asset reliability and value.

This forum will be broken into 2 distinct sub-topics:

1. Shutdown and Turnaround management
2. Asset Maintenance and Management systems

Shutdown and Turnaround management
Shutdown and Turnaround management involves the planning, execution, and control of shutdown and maintenance activities for industrial plants and facilities. It aims to minimise downtime, ensure safety, and optimise costs. It involves coordinating multiple teams, managing logistics, and prioritising tasks to complete the turnaround as efficiently as possible.

This State Forum will bring together businesses to share what they do well when performing Shutdowns and Turnarounds

SESSION 1 PRESENTER:

     Robert Johnson
     Project Lead / Turnaround Project Controls, Incitec Pivot Ltd Mt Isa
     LinkedIn Profile

Robert has worked in the Industry for 36 years. Started his career as an Appreciate Diesel & Heavy Earthmoving Fitter and has since moved through many roles in planning, scheduling, engineering, equipment, systems and project management. Robert has a passion for Turnarounds/Shutdowns, has Project Managed 5 Anglo Shovel and Dragline shutdowns and involve in 11 IPL turnarounds of which was the Project Control Lead for 9 of them. Robert's free time is taken up with his 7-acre hobby farm and assisting his children with their house renovations.    

Asset Maintenance and Management systems
Asset maintenance and management is the process of maintaining and optimising the performance of an organisation's assets, including equipment, facilities, and infrastructure. It involves planning and executing maintenance activities, tracking asset performance, analysing data to identify trends, and making decisions to improve asset reliability and longevity. Effective A Maintenance can help organisations reduce downtime, increase productivity, and control costs.

This State Forum will bring together businesses to share what they do well in Asset Maintenance,

Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to share with and learn from other businesses within your network.

SESSION 2 PRESENTER:

     Kevin Creagh
     Superintendent Asset & Reliability, NRG Gladstone Power Station
     LinkedIn Profile

Kevin has been in the energy industry for over thirty years and has experience in both plant and project engineering, maintenance support, reliability analysis and energy technology assessment. He has worked at multiple sites across Australia in both the mining and utility sectors and has also worked in senior technical support roles at a corporate level. He has been involved in the asset management space for the last 10 years at Gladstone Power Station.

Agenda:
08:15:  Arrival and registration
08:30:  Topic Introduction
08:45:  Session 1: Presentation and discussion – Shutdown and Turnaround Management
09:45:  Roundtable discussion and Report back
10:30:  Morning tea
11:00:  Session 2 : Presentation and discussion – Asset Maintenance and Management systems
12:00:  Roundtable discussion and Report back
12.30:  Lunch
13:15:  Open forum and panel discussion
14:30:  Event close

Who should attend?
This event is ideal for Maintenance and Reliability Managers, Maintenance Planners and Schedulers, Engineering Managers.
As a member of IPA you can register up to 2 people, subject to availability, to attend this event. 
This event is for IPA members only, there will be no public access to this event. 

When do I need to register by?
Registrations close 5 pm on Friday 5th May. 
Registrations are based on a "first-come, first-served" basis. 
There are no allocated seats with membership.

Who can I contact for further information? 

     
     Samantha Jeffrey | National Engagement & Event Manager
     samantha@industrypartners.com.au 
     0438 058 823