The Asset Management Achievement Award 2017 | IAM Institute of Asset Management | 5 June 2017 |
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| Organizer | IAM Institute of Asset Management |
| Submission deadline |
5 Jun 2017 5:00am BST
(over 7 years ago)
In your time zone: Jun 5 12am EDT |
| Date Awarded |
1 Nov 2017 4:00am GMT
(about 7 years ago)
In your time zone: Nov 1 12am EDT |
| Region | EMEA |
Details
The Asset Management Achievement Award recognises teams who have worked together to improve aspects of an asset management system and generate benefits or enhanced value for society. These benefits could be of many types, such as:
• Better asset data which allows more efficient delivery of services
• Better service provided by public or privately owned infrastructure as a consequence of better whole life asset management.
• Intelligent contractors finding ways of helping public and private infrastructure owners provide better service to society.
Past winners
2016 Winners
Project Achievement Award 2016
Winner: Atkins
Lead: Andy Wooley
Nominated by: Lila Tachtsi
Individual Achievement Award 2016
Winner: Dr Ian Greenwood (Greenwood Associates Infrastructure Consultants)
Nominated by: Dr Christopher Bennett
Team Achievement Award 2016
Winner: West Yorkshire Combined Authority Transport Board
Lead: Neil Rodgers. Award collected by Andrew Molyneux (Leeds City Council)
Nominated by: Simon Jones (Metis)
2015 Winners
Project Achievement Award 2015
Winner: Atkins
Lead: Chris Brock
Nominated by: Tony Nicholls (ConnectPlus)
Project: M4 Elevated Section Substructure Management, Strengthening and Repair
Individual Achievement Award 2015
Winner: John Brunnock (Lisheen Mine)
Nominated by: Jim Dunne (Lisheen Mine)
Team Achievement Award 2015
Winner: TransCanada
Lead: Stephen Nowaczewski
Nominated by: Anthony Limon (TransCanada)
Team achievement: Cross-functional Team Successfully Develops and Implements Net-New Risk Management Framework