This course will take place across 2 half days at 14:00-18:00 BST on 24th & 25th Sept 2024 

If not yet an IAM Member you can save £90/$120/€108 per course by joining first for just £135/$200/€160.

This course provides practical insight into the development of creating a meaningful Asset Management Strategy (also known as a Strategic Asset Management Plan or SAMP), including alignment with organizational objectives and engagement of the workforce, goal-setting, prioritization, risk management, performance monitoring, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Taught by highly experienced asset management experts, this course includes plenty of real-world examples and interactive exercises.

This course will be updated to remain in line with updates and revisions to ISO 55000, The GFMAM Landscape and the IAM Anatomy in 2024

Learn how to create a meaningful Strategic Asset Management Plan. 

This is both a vital task and a challenge to establish clear direction, priorities, coordinated initiatives and consensus. But where do you start? How detailed do you need to be and who needs to be involved?

This course provides practical insight into the development of effective strategies, including alignment with organizational objectives and workforce engagement, risk management and cross-disciplinary collaboration - and more. 

Who is this course for?

Anyone who is responsible for any aspect of strategic planning, or interested in understanding the role of a SAMP.

Typical participants include:

• Senior executives
• Business planners
• Investment program managers
• Implementers of ISO 55000 and other management systems
• Project or portfolio managers
• Stakeholder interface professionals

Course content

• Strategic thinking in asset management
• Policy, strategy, and plans: what goes where?
• Role of a SAMP within a management system
• Typical contents of a SAMP
• The SAMP development process
• Using and maintaining your SAMP
• Communications, consensus, and commitment
• Course summary and assessment

This course will be delivered by The Woodhouse Academy on behalf of the Institute of Asset Management.