V2.0 IAM Competence requirements seminar

Date 03 June 2008

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Time

09:00 - Registration
16:30 - Close

Location

The IET, Savoy Place, London, UK

Introduction

Attendees of this seminar will be among the first to be taken through the draft second version of the Institute of Asset Management’s Competence Requirements Framework. Led by the Framework’s authors, attendees will learn to enhance recruitment, performance appraisal, professional development and asset management team building using V2.0.

Key benefits of attending

Define and develop organisational capability using the new framework
Find out about using V2.0 alongside PAS 55
Learn to use the Framework to enhance recruitment, performance appraisal, professional development and asset management team building
Meet like-minded professionals looking to develop the competence of asset managers

Who should attend:

This event will be of interest to managers and engineers involved in the maintenance and management of assets seeking to access a range of expertise and good practice guidance.

Registration

Please register for this event online or
Download registration form (PDF)

Cost

	Early bird rate For registration on or before 06 May 2008	Standard rate For registration after 06 May 2008
Member	£245.00 (+ £42.88 VAT = £287.88)	£295.00 (+ £51.63 VAT = £346.63)
Non member	£295.00 (+ £51.63 VAT = £346.63)	£345.00 (+ £60.38 VAT = £405.38)
Student* /retired	£105.00 (+ £18.38 VAT = £123.38)	£105.00 (+ £18.38 VAT = £123.38)

*All students must have their applications endorsed by their Professor or Head of Department

Programme

09:00	Registration and refreshments
09:30	Overview of the Draft V2.0 Framework Chris Lloyd, Chairman, IAM Membership Committee and Author, Competence Requirements Framework
09:45	The Relationship between PAS 55 and the New Framework - The major changes to PAS 55 - How V2.0 is integrating the new PAS 55 - Using the Framework alongside PAS 55 to elevate asset management to a strategic level Rhys Davies, Product Manager for Asset Management (PAS 55) Lloyd’s Register
10:15	Tailoring the Framework to Your Organisation’s Needs - How to adapt the V2.0 competence requirements - Integrating it with other frameworks including PAS 55 Tim Feest, Executive Director, Occupational Standards Council for Engineering
10:45	Refreshments
11:05	International Case Study Accrediting the Competence of Asset Managers: the Australian Experience - Key aspects of the AM Council Asset Management Capability Model - How career planning and accreditation works within the model Peter Kohler, Board Member, Asset Management Council, Australia
11:35	Speed networking
12:00	Lunch
13:00	Break-out workshops. Delegates will attend all three of the below workshops:
	a) Recruitment and Selection Learn to apply V2.0 to the recruitment and selection of asset managers. Practical exercises will address selection criteria and job descriptions. Charles Johnson, Technical Director, Competence Assurance Solutions (CAS)
	b) Learning and Development Get hands on with training requirements and professional development plans using the new Framework. Richard Earp, Business Planning Manager, National Grid
	c) Building an Asset Management Team Exercises for this workshop will cover designing teams, and breaking down roles and responsibilities of your team. Richard Moore, Asset Management Account Manager, Train Systems, London Underground
16:00	Workshop Learning Outcomes and Questions Charles Johnson, CAS, Richard Earp, National Grid and Richard Moore, London Underground
16:15	Developing and Accrediting Asset Managers – the IAM’s next steps Chris Lloyd, Chairman, IAM Membership Committee and Author, IAM Competence Requirements Framework
16:30	Close